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Show f WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 3. 1977 IS Parents Urged To Attend PTA Meeting Verla Raymond is the chairman for all events. If you are in need of more information, please contact her at np Some Kaysville children who launched helium balloons at the Kaysville Bicentennial celebration received replies to the notes enclosed in the balloons. They are, to r, Laurie Barlow, Britt Adams, Nathan Bosen; back, Tim Wilson, Casey Floyd, and Jana Dean RECEIVED REPLIES Have you often wondered what became of the messages that were placed in the helium-filleballoons that were launched during the Bicentennial Kaysville d celebration. IT WAS this during Heritage Harvest Days, in remembrance of our nations 200th birthday that hundreds of balloons were launched on June 26, 1976 from the Kaysville Elementary School grounds. celebration, read: Kaysville, Utah, Heritage Harvest Days. In celebration of our nations 200th birthday. This message launched in a helium-fille- d balloon on June 26, 1976. Please notify us where you find this message and the name of the child who sent it. THEN MRS. Karma Win- - 1 wards and Mrs. Connie Brackens names were added and their addresses. Mrs. Winward and Mrs. Bracken are the LDS Primary presidents of each of the Stakes. Several of the youngsters have received replies back and where their notes were Individual school pictures will be taken Saturday, Feb. 5 from 9 a.m. until 12 noon at the E.M. Whitesides School, 233 N. Colonial Ave., Layton. TWO photographers will be working in the schools room so waiting will be minimal. Each packet will cost $3.50. ose A packet contains and 8 wallet size program their thinking on nutrition. THE EXPERIENCE was part of a project funded by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to hopefully begin to change eating habits noted Guen in America, Brown, one of the nutrition workshop leaders. The workshop explained the Index of Nutritional Quality (INQ) concept developed at Utah State University, and provided participants with manuals to put it into action in their classrooms. the FOLLOWING workshop, the teachers will be assisted in putting the nutrition lessons into practice and then will be evaluated on the results. Among some of the rethinking the participants found themselves doing was throwing out some of their ideas on nutrition - such as, that a hamburger and milk shake are not a good lunch. They learned that although it was bigh in calories it contained high nutrient values. -- ' AMONG THE comments made by participants were: Its about time something like this happened . . . "Boy! Youve given us a challenge ... YOU HAVE to want nutrition to be taught. And if you want something you start pushing for it. You ask every year and finally one year you get it. Thats how I got new carpet for my classroom. The workshop included actual classroom observation of a nutrition lesson as well as information on the INQ concept, which provides a simple way to evaluate and balance individual diets with nutrients and energy. DEVELOPED by Dr. R. Gaurth Hansen, USU provost and and chemistry biochemistry professor, the Index of Nutritional Quality utilized computer printouts that reveal energy, protein, calcium, iron and vitamin levels for thousands of individual foods. This allows students to mix and match food combinations according to tastes with the end goal being one of a balanced diet, not tradition. Ronald Okabe found the one sent by Tim Wilson on Ricks College Honor Roll students. for the semester, taking at least 14 hours of classwork, are named to the honor roll. Ricks Collge is the largest operated d privately-owne- college in the United States and is owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. Enrollment this fall was 5,740. two-ye-ar HONOR STUDENTS Davis County include: Marian Sant, from Lisa Summers and Gayla Walker, Bountiful; Lori Carpenter, Gregory G. Oman, and Jarene Sheriff, Centerville; Kelly E. Stoker, Clearfield; Lisa Crabtree, and Laurie Flint, West Point. ALSO Alena Stockton, Mary Lou who found it. Dear Mrs. Bracken: I have been the lucky discoverer of Laurel Barlows Bicentennial message. I found her small square slip of paper as I was walking through one of the pastures of Swett Ranch, which is now part of Flaming Gorge National Recreational area. The exact location is best described as Swett Ranch, Greendale area, Flaming Gorge National Recreation area near Dutch games, and lots prizes are of all included. Each club at Davis High is encouraged to organize a booth for this affair. All proceeds earned from their booths are kept by the individual club fund so it is a great project. fund-raisin- g ALL SPORTSMINDED parents are encouraged to sign up for the parent-studebasketball game. Each team member will only play for a quarter so it is not hazardous for your health. Halftime activities will include a disc jockey with plenty of entertainment. Tickets for the game are $5 a family; $1.50 for adults; $1 for students; and 50 cents for children. All money earned from tickets will go towards the scholarship fund. field, Baird and Kim Marie Evans, Layton; Delia Kaye Bowman, Diane Elaine Keck, Judith Lisa Neilson, Schroader and Sherrilee" Julie Scoffield, Kaysville; Saltzgiver, Woods Cross. WHEN I learned the location of Kaysville, I was quite surprised to find that Laurels message had traveled over one hundred miles. What is more surprising is that I was able to recover her tiny note from the middle of a large pasture. I am sure the chance of that happening again is quite slim. I hope Laurel will be pleased with the return of her note and I am happy that I could be, in a small way, part of her celebration of our countrys 200th birthday. It was signed by Mr. Wyatt. UP TO DATE, this is the number that has been found and having been reported back to the youngsters. Mrs. Winward and Mrs. Bracken hope that in time many more will be found and those who find them, kind enough to notify the children. It was a fun and unusual experience for the children, and one they will always remember, it being the birthday anniversary of our country, np Layton and Davis, Viewmont High Schools. The following rules apply: Characteristic scholarship, you will not of a short story will be followed. There must be (a) Conflict which is solved within the story, (b) A limited receive this one. If you have applied for a scholarship, you automatically qualify for this one. number of characters, (c) NO MORE than ten entries may be submitted from each high school. The judging will be done by a panel of three elementary school teachers who will use their classes in the evaluation. Entries will be due March 15, 1977. They should be mailed or taken to Mrs. Margaret Barnett at 2637 North Main Street, Sunset, Utah 84015 or to her at the Sunset Elementary School at 2014 North 250 West, Sunset. Tri-Ba- nd Concert Is Set Will Hold ConThe annual cert, sponsored by the Layton High School Lancer Band, has been set for Thursday, Feb. 3 Tri-Ban- d Art Exhibit The Davis High Art Department in cooperation with the LeConte Stewart Art Gallery is holding an art exhibit Monday through at 6 to 8 Friday, Feb. p.m. nightly at 11 East Center at 7:30 p.m. in the Layton High School auditorium. ALONG WITH the Lancer PRIZES WILL be offered as follows: In each high school, one first prize of $25. Certificates of excellence for each entry, np the program will include the concert bands Band, from Central Davis and North Layton Jr. High Schools plus a special feature. There will be a portable television given away as a door prize. To have a chance to win the television, a ticket Street, Kaysville. EVERYONE is invited to attend and observe the work done at Davis High Art Department. The exhibit will feature work done by the students at Davis High ranging front freshman to senior must be bought for $1 Kaysville per person or $5 a family. Tickets can be obtained from any band member or at the door Thursday evening. classes. The work consists of many different mediums such as oil paints, acrylics, watercolor, Mrs. Darlene Brown was confined to the Davis North Medical Center where she underwent major surgery last THE BANDS would really like to encourage the public to attend this concert to make it a musical rewarding experience for the performers and the audience. clay, charcoal, pastels, pencil, inks, scratchboard, etc. IN ADDITION to this, the LeConte Stewarts collection will be on exhibit. week. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kynas-toand family of Park Valley Yxircars engine takes a lot of punishment. ANY SENIOR wishing to apply for this scholarship Give it a lot of protection. WithTrop-Arti- c Motor Oil. PTA Will 1445 Meet CASE The E.M. Whitesides PTA will hold a meeting Thursday, Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. MY FAVORITE Thing will be presented in song by the Kindergarten. An original play entitled Wanted: A Real Live Pet that was written by Mark Peterson will be presented by a fifth grade cast. Mr. Peterson will also direct the play. bop-Arti- c SEASON MOTOR 0 THE CAST includes Valerie Nelson, Carlos Salazar, Garth Malloy, Linnie Snow, John Bundy and Charlotte Nielson. Tanya Kirkham is the assis- tant director and pianist. Violin numbers by students will also be played. THIS MEETING 137 SOUTH MAIN, LAYTON is the election meeting. Nominations and election of new officers for the coming year will be completed dmg 825-839- 376-346- 6 Ed$ EARLYWEEK-EVENIN- Participating elementary schools were Alpine; Sharon, in in Orem; Lakeview, Brigham City; Howell; Wasatch, in Clearfield; Kaysville; Oakwood, in Preston, Ida.; Weston, Ida.; and 21 See At... Stoker Nursery 2050 So. 1000 West, 825-767- 6 Syracuse V RED FLAME RESTAURANT Proudly Presents, For Your Listening Pleasure. . . Soup and Salad Prime Rib Top Sirloin, 6 Shrimp 6:30 P.M. 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GOOD FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT KINGS OF HARTS THURS., FRI , and SAT Evenings Free Birthday or Anniversary CaKes- - Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Swiss Steak Salisbury Steak Sirloin Tips Ham Breaded Veal Halibut Breaded Veal ! Swiss Steak $- -j 75 Soup and Salad Bar $2.00 - SANDWICHES - Soup Salad Bar $1.00 with sandwich Salad Bar .75 with sandwich Soup .40 with sandwich & n were Friday overnight guests' of her mother, Mrs. Eda Eatchel. HOME PRICES TO YOU! John, Utah. The fall semester honor roll at Ricks College includes 834 HOWEVER, to accommodate the evaluators, the different schools were given staggered dates to begin the program. Cinerias Phone this very special letter in reply from Steven F. Wyatt EVERYONE is invited to support this worthwhile PTA sponsored activity, dmg ACCORDING to Ms. Brown, in the past have not been taught nutrition. This is what needs to be changed. This workshop is a beginning. All of the participants were eager to go back home and start Monday. SPECIAL Beautiful in 6 pots A Variety of Lovely Colors LAUREL BARLOWS was found on June 29, 1976 with colored photos. All pictures must be paid for in advance. basketball parent-stude- BRETT ADAMS was found on Diamond Mountain between Vernal and Flaming Gorge Dam on Oct. 23, 1976 by David Vande Merwe. Jana Deans was found in a street, 35 miles north of Vernal at a place called Old Mill by a Forest Service employee of July 7, 1976. Beaver Creek, Uintah mountains by R. Bruce Golightly on July 21, 1976. UPCOMING EVENTS on the agenda include a CommAffair on unity-Family March 31. Club booths, 0 elementary teachers WaleMlri 1 NATHAN BOSENS was found a half mile north of Beaver Lake, Middle Fork of STUDENTS GETTING 3.5 grade point average or above About Nutrition Road, north of Kaysville. multi-purp- Teachers Learn Elementary teachers from nine schools in Utah and Idaho spent a day at Utah State Universitys Edith Bowen Elementary Lab School learning to re- Crestwood found. Layton School Pictures Will Be Taken Feb. 5th children Primary throughout the two Kaysville LDS Stakes inserted messages in the balloons which High PTSA president, courages all parents of school children as well as all interested citizens to attend. 6 words. The between story will be illustrated (suggested - one picture per page) and every page will be enclosed in a plastic cover. The title page will include (1) Title of Story, (2) Authors Name, (3) Artists name (if different than author), (4) Name of High School. and 12 children in 10, grades at Bountiful, Clear- THE PROGRAM is entitled Decency Night and is to enlighten the public on the problems being caused by pornography, television, sex and violence. It will be under the direction of Maureen Brimhall, director of Citizens Decency, Vivian Anderson, assistant director and Norman Morris, committee member. en- THE STORY must be writ- ten for a specified level and the length grades 11 needs to know - they will be acknowledged in the middle of April. If you already have a Mrs. Verla Raymond, Davis wording. THE CONTEST is open to Parents are urged to attend the Davis High School Parent Teachers Student Association special evening and meeting to be held Thursday evening, Feb. 3 beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the English Department. THERE WILL be signs in the halls to direct the people to the English Department. Dialogue, (d) Descriptive A childrens contest is being sponsored by the Epsilon Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma. |