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Show t ! t Reflections congest wannere announcedl created for the purpose of encouraging creative experiences among children and youth in the form of visual arts, literature and music. The judging is based on originality, creative ability and expression of the theme. A spokesman for Wasatch reported 125 entries in this Winners of the Reflections contest have been named at two Clearfield Elementary and schools, Wasatch Pioneer. Theme of this years competition is Behind the Gates of Tomorrow. An annual event at many elementary schools, the PTA sponsored contest was years competition, all in the fields of literature and art. Every entry received a certificate and all are on display in the schools halls. Pioneer school received 80 entries, representing all three categories, art, music and literature. Winners at Pioneer are: Literature Grades rd 1st Scott Warner; 2nd 3rd Michelle Errigo; Kimberly Erickson. Grades Literature 1st, Jamie Lyn Erickson; 2nd, Stacy Salmon; 3rd, Gardner; Timothy Honorable Mention, Jaren Taylor. Music Grades 1st, David Keith Keller; rd 2nd, Michelle Errigo. Grades Keller; 2nd, Mark Freeman, 3rd, Michael Carpenter. Grades Art James Leade; 2nd, 1st, Tina Sorensen; 3rd Scott, Warner, Honorable Mention, Cody James Ball and Brandon Taylor. Grades Art 1st, Lorin Swenson; 2nd, Wendee Warner; 3rd, Mark Graham ; Honorable Mention Jonnie Graham, Timothy Gardner and Stacy Campbell. Music 1st Deyette th Winners at Wasatch are; Literature Winners Grades 1- Ronnell Anderson, 1st; SHEAR ILLUSIONS FREDERICKS is Keavin Manfell, 2nd; Amy Mitamura, 3rd. Literature Winners Grades 6 Douglas Fryer, 1st; Kyann Bradhaw, 2nd. celebrating its fourth anniversary throughout is Fred Martinez, seated. With him are the month of February. Owner of the shop employees, Julee Hoke and Perry Kinney. Frederick's Shear Illusions celebrates 4th year of Heads, he was the Village Hair of Ogden. Throughout the month of February, FREDERICKS is What a difference the cut makes is the simply stated but apropos motto of SHEAR FREDERICKS ILLUSIONS. If youve ever a had at haircut FREDERICKS, you are aware of the accuracy of that statement, and chances are you have been spoiled by the pleasure of great feeling and acting hair and wouldnt consider going elsewhere. After all how many firms a offer money-bac- k guarantee on their work? In the hair-car- e business, that could be construed celebrating their fourth anniversary by offering their student discount cards at 25 percent off. The cards, valid for a vear from date of purchase can be used to obtain all services offered by Fredericks at a greatly reduced price. The staff at FREDERCP"-.- ICKS is and trained slantly being kept updated on new styles and techniques for mens and womens hair though as sticking your neck out, given the intensity of emotion most people experience as a result of either a good or a bad haircut, but FREDERICKS does indeed offer such a to their guarantee attendance at numerous seminars held throughout the area, according to Mr. Martinez. world-wid- the latest ideas are All e us at these we which seminars, frequently attend, he said. We incorporate the new innovations into, our work. Located at 5320 South 1950 West, Roy, next to Warrens, available customers. Fred Martinez, a Riverdale native and a 17 year veteran in the hair cutting business. Prior to opening his present shop, which was originally Freds Owner of the shop if to Foreign language clubs host disco Officers of the Spanish Club are Emerico Flores, The Sunset Junior High French and Spanish Clubs had a Disco Party at', the Upper-Lev- l Disco in Clearfield on February 14th. President; Neiderhauser, t; Annamarie Perez, Secretary. of Purpose Ron The foreign language clubs at Sunset Junior High have several activities throughout the year which include skating, bowling and eating at a foreign food restaurant. Club members also may with slogans order the party was to encourage Sunset Junior High students to take foreign language classes next year. This years French Club officers are Wendy Thompson, President; Jeff Davis, Denise Evans, Secretary; Linda tee-shir- Vice-Presiden- t; the study promoting Steens, Historian. of foreign language. the establishment is usually manned by three employees. The atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable, no doubt a reflection of the amiability of the proprietor, Mr. Martinez. Precision cutting is featured at FREDERICKS, including the Layer Stack, Shag, Savage, very long. Precision Perming coloring, bleaching, PLACE 4L HIGHER SR VALUE NON TOXIC SAFE 4t Ei.lly InstallaC form Window Flr.-r.tt.- Low-co- 41 Cuta not. 41 Oraft-fra41 Fight. varmln SEBP INSULATION 111 0680 479 foam kmtlMkm REDUCE Outside Noise Dust Drafts Moisture Cold & Heat All panels lift out for Panel slid treaty. , Cannot stick bind, or ism. easy cleaning Use your pres ent windows Inside Installation tpge teJfcfg ROY REPCLEARFIELD .- - RANDY WEAVER CLAIR HIATT REP- .- t 621-564- - 6 773-363- 6 Common sets and highlighting, braiding are also available. Fred invites all students n r the area to Sense Tips Davis-Webe- come in for a great buy on a discount card, and to let one of the talented personnel there give you a haircut you will be proud of. For more information, call Hints For Homeowners DISHWASHERS An automatic dishwasher takes care of one of the most disliked jobs in the kitchen. This popular appliance is fast becoming a necessity for many busy families. Here are a few tips from Whirlpool home economists to help you get the most from your dishwasher. of Preparation normal food soils is usually not However, before necessary. placing items in the dish- 825-670- 6. Hender retires Clearfield g resident Dorothy L. Hender retired after 25 years of federal service. She was a planning clerk typist at the base. Hender is the Miss daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Hender. "Opera" is a shortened form of the Italian opera in musica, meaning "musical work." first place winners in the Reflections Contest are: back row from left, Tammy Clifford, art drawing; Gary Kurt Anderson, art painting; Douglas Fryer, literature; Domingo Delgado, art; front row Rom Nell Andersen, literature; Candy Thurgood, art. WASATCH SCHOOL Jess J. Jorgensen 317 W. 930 N., He was a member of the Sunset 4th LDS Ward where he served as an elder and a Rasmus G. and Thora Jensen Jorgensen. On Sept. 1, 1945, he married Agnes Russell in home teacher. A veteran of World War II, he served in the Army. He is survived by his widow and one stepdaughter, Mrs. Kay Wilson Schmidt, both of Sunset, and one grandmother. Also surviving are two brothers and four sisters: Arthur L. Jorgensen, Mrs. Fred (Rose) Bond and Mrs. 74, of Sunset died 9 at the Feb. Saturday, Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City. He was born Nov. 25, 1905, in Central Idaho, a son of Ogden. He had been employed as a foreman at warehouse Defense Depot Ogden, retiring in 1963. He has lived in Central Idaho, Ogden, and for the past 15 years, had been a resident of Sunset. George Sessions, Graham Smith, Andrea Stephens and Kimberly Taylor. 8TH GRADE 7TH GRADE SCHOLASTIC Otto (Dora) Hegstrom, all of Ogden; Herman (Slim) Jorgensen, of Riverside, Calif.; Mrs. Chris (Pearl) of Christensen Grace, Idaho; and Mrs. Alf (Lila) Norris of Rosemead, Calif. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel with Bishop Robert Strebel of the Sunset 4th Ward officiating. Burial was in the Ogden City Cemetery. North Davis Junior School honor roll The High students have been nounced. They are: an- SCHOLASTIC HIGH HONOR Jalair Allison, Jeannine Anderson, Teresa Anderson, JoAnn Wendy Bradley, Carter, Corinne Chandler, Curtis Cook, Mark Cook, Ann 7TH GRADE HIGH HONOR Layne Barker, Janalee Susan Burton, Budd, Julianne Aaron Chapman, Dickamore, Stephanie Ciampini, Clements, Arthur Gardner, Garner, Ronda Tonya Guthrie, Pamela dvertisinq Hayworth , Shawna Johnson, Gail Keller, Michael Kettell, Shelley Heaps, Don Henson, Angela Monson, in? 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Loree Yamada and Thomas Zaugg. 7TH GRADE HONOR Jodi Beazer, Tauna Blair, Robert Carper, Clint Combe, Dave Joanne Cramer, Dalton, Todd Davis, David I Scherri Franklin, Sherry Freeman, Dirk Gardner, Danny Roberts, Carrie Rogers, Lannie Sears, Bradley appens (Blau washer, remove bones, large pieces of food, and empty cups and glasses. It may be necessary to loosen and scrape cooked-ofoods in pots and pans. For best cleaning action, place pots and pans in the bottom rack with the soiled surfaces face down. Use only a detergent made especially for automatic dishwashing. No. Davis Jr. High honor roll Jess Just Jorgensen, INSULATION in- OF THE Reflections Contest held at Pioneer school are: back row, left, Jamie Lynn Erikson, literature; Deyette Keller, music; front, Lorin Swenson, oil painting; scott Warner, literature; David Keller, music; James Slade, art. WINNERS cluding restructuring, Jahri-cur- l, Stack Piggy Back and curly spiral perms is also featured. In addition, such hair services as weaving, frosts, WmiM fcGIVE YOUR AN ENERGY DIET 4-- Bi-ley- and Asymetrical, necklines from short to Art Winners Grades 3 Painting or Drawing Category Candy Thurgood, 1st; Troy Brent 2nd; Moore, McKissick, 3rd. Drawing Category Only Tammy Clifford, 1st place (none others). Art, College Category Grades 6 Domingo Delgado, 1st; and 2nd. Art, Painting Grades 6 Gary Kurt Anderson, 1st; Dale Erbert, 2nd; Andrew D. Anderson; 3rd. Drawing Domingo Delgado, 1st; Domingo also won Best of Show award, giving him a total of four awards, two first place, one second place and the Best of Show. . Brenda Peterson, Shelley Richardson, Sunti Schutz, Stacy Sessions, Ricky Smith, Julie Teri Spencer, Tsushima, Sara Wilcox, Nichole Koni Wood, Yeoman. Laura Zuagg HONOR Bambrough, Darlene Bateman, Debra Bennett, Todd Blair, Sue Chadbourne, Jayne Checketts, Wendy Dainos. Vickie Duran Robyn Fielding, Brenda Florence, Tad Florence. Kimberly Fraser, David Garner, Gary Gibbs, Vickie Hess. Janet Hamada, Tamera Jackson, Julie Jurek, Courtney Kawa, Jeff Kowal, Caryn Longo, Natalie Martin, Stuart Montgomery, Moore, Wesley Mullins, Kyle Finlinson, Kathleen Noonan, Jam Palmer, Kirk Shupe, Clair Smedley, Janette Snyder, Wendy Stark, Robynne Swanson, Eric Swedin. Kevin Weaver and Glen Teresa West, laying classifies Italian as the language of tong, French as the language of love, English ss the lennuege of business |
