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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 18, 1976 1S Shape Up At Clearfield Pool Christmas is over, the have Olympics Winter passed, winter will soon be gone, now is the time to get in shape for the summer. CLEARFIELD swimming pool has the answer to your problem of being out of shape. Come and join our swim program. CLEARFIELD 12! 5TH, 6TH STARS All stars from the Sunset Community School fifth and sixth grade, are 1 to r, front row, Blake Wilden, Gene Durran, Brian Wright, Tracy Pitkin, Steve Ulliberry; 2nd row, Norman Taylor, Mike Cabrey, Scott Reis, Kelly Ryan, John Clark; back row, Rob Browning, Kevin Bittner, Mike Blair, David Suekawa. has one of the best Boy Scout swim programs available. Scouts can earn their Boy Scout badges, have fun and learn the safety and importance of knowing how to swim. They teach all levels of Cub Scout and Boy Scout Swimming. There is something for everyone of all ages in our current programs. ONE OF the most popular and fun programs is the In mother and this class mom, dad or any family member is the childs lifeguard and instructor, with a pool instructor over the group. In addition to these there is Water adjustment available: D. Dovey Wins Mens Handicap At Lakeside Lanes this past week Dennis Dovey took the Mens Handicap with 206 and a 575 series. Second place went to Bob Foxley with a 205 game and C Seventh grade All Stars from the Sunset community School are to r, front, David Bateman, Shane Openshaw, Brian Bates, Zan Hughes, Craig Sucawa. 2nd row, Fred Contrares, Don Crummit, Bart Hansen, Louis Cain. Back row, Lynn Shaw, Kevin Porter, Kevin Donohio, Tim Robinett. Not pictured, David Jones, Randy Bowdin. 1 the of Sunset Community School Basketball competition the boys who were the top players were voted on by the coaches and were placed on the teams. The All Stars chosen for the seventh and eighth grades were: David Bateman, Shane Openshaw, Frian Bates, Zan Hughes, Craig Suekawa, Fred Contrares, Don Crummit, Bart Hansen, Louis Cain, Lynn Shaw, Kevin Porter, Kevin Donohoo, Tim Robinett, David Jones, and Randy All-St- Bowdin. Robby Browning, Kevin Bitten, Mike Blair, and David Suekawa. The Saturday after the ten weeks of competition the two all stars teams played a game. The fifth and sixth grades all stars played the first game followed by the seventh and eighth grade all stars. THE COACHES of the fifth and sixth grades all stars were Mr. Blair and Mr. Bitten. Coaching the seventh and eighth grade all stars were Jeff Robbinett and Robbie Richeson. vw ALL STARS for the fifth and sixth grades are: Blake Willden, Gene Durran, Brian Wright, Tracy Pitkin, Steven Ulliberry, Norman Taylor, Mike Cabrey, Scott Reis, Kelly Ryan, John Clark, 0 DERLW ftm mow l maoocnww Sherryl Parks with a nice 207 game and 532 series and Pat Kuralt with a 213 game. Wednesday lady regular winners were Shirley Stanfield with a 522 series and Jerry Fuit with a 510 series. IN THE Thursday night mixed game Mary Von Colin took first with a 547 series and 223 game and Warren Brooks with a 560 series and 243 game. In the senior citizens league lucky number winners were Bob Benton, Kenneth Grant and Ruth Barlow. GAME winners were Melba Cozier, Bob Benton with Grace Eppley and Jerro Steed coming in honorable mention. Also in the senior citizen league nine pin no top game winners were George Bolan, Georgia Allen with Kenneth Grand and Elma Steed taking honorable mention. Red pin game winners were Lyra Criddle, Buck Holbrook, Bob Benton and Jerro Steed, mnm seniors YOUNG womens basketball, 3rd Ward 21, 6th Ward 19; 12th Ward 13 over 1st Ward Ward Young Adults; 10th Ward seniors 52 over 12th Ward seniors 51; 1st Ward had a bye. 58 15th thru Swimmer and Girl By NORMA PREECE Scouts. 376-875- 1 THEY ALSO have available the new Red Cross Advanced Life Saving Review and Red Cross Advanced Life Saying. Also available are mixed adult classes and classes for ladies alone. Their Mr. Southern Utah, Nevada and California. They drove to Bloomington where Mr. McCarty played in the Utah Senior Golf Tournament and then they went on to Las Vegas, Nev. where they met her sister Mrs. Donna approved by the Bonneville Adchapter of the Red Cross vancement Program Com- Guenther MOST appealing program is the AAU Racing Team. They always welcome In this new members. program all ages can take part in hosting other teams for swim meets and traveling to other cities to race. A Reno, Nev. Houseguests last week of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Francis were their son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Francis and family of Cortez, Colo. They came for the wedding of Womens volleyball, 16th over 1st Ward; 6th over 10th; 12th over 3rd. SOUETUttf J MENS TEAMS, Young son-in-la- PUBLIC swimming hours are: 5:30-- 9 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Saturday 1:30-- p.m. ATTEMPT tcri'- - They are closed to the public on Thursday and Sunday. A minimum age policy for the safety of the children makes it necessary for an adult to accompany a child under the age of six years old. Determined to knock the Darts off their number American Fork perch, Cavemen snatched the 3A state championship title from the Darts in the BYU Marriot Center Saturday night. Unsatisfied with the second place position they had taken for two consecutive years, the Cavemen hooped the first place region Darts, 1 PLAN NOW to join them to get in shape for spring and summer. The new spring classes start the week of March 22, please call now for information or reservations 49-6- HARD luck hit the Dart squad early in the game when valuable Ron Adams took a hard fall after going up for a rebound. The 64 forward limped off the floor in the first quarter only returning for a few minutes after the Jaycees Ponder Projects half. American Fork leaped to a four point lead in the first period but the Darts sunk two points just before the buzzer to end the first round of play, the March 9 membership meeting of the Layton Jaycees Clyde Muir, Tom Tudor, Willy Williams, Bob Duff, Jim Sharp, and Mike Seppe were nominated to the Board of 6-- Directors for the coming SECOND Jayceeyear. Elections will be held on April 13. DURING THE meeting project reports were given and upcoming projects discussed. Bob Welty, president, presided over the meeting. The Jaycees meet each Tuesday night at the American Legion Hall in Lay-toand all members are inr vited to attend. and 35 interested in membership may call Bob of 21 376-991- of Layton Business Emergency 825-243- 3 Mrs. Robert Bourne and children motored to Rexburg, Ida. for the weekend where they were guests of their son Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bourne and family. They all attended the blessing and naming of the new grandaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bourne. Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Daniels and family were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris of Gardner, kept the Darts in the ball game during the last half. Corning down the home stretch in the fourth quarter, American Fork set their sights on the gold trophy and really poured it on to finally and caplead the Darts ture first place. 49-6- 8 THE DAVIS season record was something to be proud of as they snared the region 5 first place title with an 1 standing and an outstanding 23-record for the entire 11-- 5 season. Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Garrett have returned home from a three week vacation trip to California to visit with their three sons and their families. They enjoyed visiting with Dr. and Mrs. Glen Garrett at sunshine weather in Califor-- ; .' ; 7 ma. Mr. and Mrs. Randall; Bowring returned by plane; Wednesday evening from; amonthsstayatHarwichPort, ? Mass, where they visited with; ; their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Noal Reid and; children. Mrs. Reid is the; son-in-la- former Dorothy Bowring. Tuesday visitors of Mr. and' Mrs. John L. Kneedy were Robert Beard of Idaho Falls,; Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Ervin; Beard, Arco, Ida.; Mr. and; Mrs. Lyle Beard of Tetoniai Basin, Ida. They are all; nephews of Mrs. Kneedy and ; they also visited with Mr. and; Mrs. Larry Kneedy and other ; relatives in Kaysville. ; Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Rass-- i mussen of Cache Junction,; Utah were Tuesday evening; guests of his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirby. The Kaysville City Firemen; were called Monday evening; March 8 to the home of Mrs.; Jessie Gibson when Mrs. Gib-- ; son had fell. She is reported toi be doing well now. Visitors during the week of' Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nicholls were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hogan, Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Darrel! Dalton, Layton; Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hamblin, Clearfield. Mr. and Mrs. Udell Green and son Brad, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Green of Layton spent Friday at Brigham City as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Reeves and children. Mrs. Roene Chappell went by plane to Las Vegas, Nev. where she will visit with her sister Mrs. Maggie Reddings for three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Walker were guests in Pleasant Grove on Saturday attending a cousins party where family members gathered hosted by the A.B1 i Walker family. ! SOMETHING! NICE! NEW! & DIFFERENT! Coming to Kaysville Soon favored neither team as they played hand in hand but the Cavemen managed to stay on score at half-- top of the ,hme. The Darts were to never see the lead throughout the remainder of the game. Davis had a tough time penetrating the Cavemen defense while AFs offense seemed to work for them in getting past Davis. -- Breakfast Served Monday thru Sat. JUNIOR Bob Payne, aiding the Darts in rebounds and under the basket shots and Glen Toomer who played his best game of the season according to Coach Mike m. WATCH FOR OUR OPENING You will be delightfully surprised!! Young Winners In Clearfield Job Corps Invitational on APPLIANC E MASTERS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bourne and their son Mr. and Arrowhead. They enjoyed the beautiful 22-1- 9 n THE CHAPTER is still seeking new members and young men between the ages quarter action (OataDatoir JUNIOR boys teams: 10th Ward 56 over 1st Ward 51 ; 12th 42 over 7th 30; 15th Ward 50 over 6th Ward 28; 3rd Ward 60 over 16th Ward 49. np -- Litton-i.l-- Myrtle Beach, Fla. Glen Toomer attempting to score for Davis, with Rob Payne observing, at the state playoff's with American Fork. 6 Lacanada and with Dr. and Mrs. David Garrett at Lacres- centa and with Dr. and Mrs. Steven Garrett at Lakel Adults 42; 7th Ward seniors 49 over 1st Ward Young Adults 42; 15 A team won over the 7th Adults and seniors. First Ward Young Adults 51 over 16th Ward Young Adults 42; 3rd Ward seniors 1 over 16th Ward seniors 0; 6th Ward Facton warranty Francis who was married to Robert Scott. Mrs. L. L. Lake spent the month of February in South Carolina with her daughter and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wilson atGreenwell. She also spent time at Charleston, South Carolina with her granddaughter Mr. and Mrs. Roger Broom and toured at Judy Coach Lange at Clearfield Pool. Some of the added features include: family night cards, discount cards, party rates, and after hours pool rental. Welty, Bakersfield, home at Bakersfield for a weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs. McCarty returned home by way of San Francisco and All that is required to join AAU is the ability to swim two lengths of the pool. For more information on AAU call 1976-7- 7 of Calif, and they all spent a few days at Las Vegas and then drove on to Mrs. Guenthers mittee. At day vacation trip to 17 are programs and Mrs. Herbert McCarty have returned from a 19. X ammsiT liirlHHl-ilmird- over Team standings for the games of the Kaysville Utah LDS Stake the past week are: 7; 7th Ward 32 over 15th Ward jJblSNEY Early Bird League were Kaysville Stake Team Standings Hum COMING! series and third to Tony Busico with a 560 series. WINNERS IN Tuesdays 7TH STARS At the completion 552 KaiyswoDD At Fort Lmo Staffing Cantor in Layton J 71-34- 73 27 North Main, Kayovlllo Phono 376-42- 56 Six local teams participated in the 10th annual Clearfield Job Corps invitational basketball tournament which got underway last week and wound up Saturday afternoon. 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