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Show t SEPTEMBER 16, 1986 3m LAYTON HIGH CHEERLEADERS for this year are, front from left, Kerry Kent, Lisa Stettler (captain) and Vicki Merrill. Middle from left are Kelli Barker, Lisa Crosbie, Jodi Pitcher, Linda Roberts and Melanie John. Back from left are Chaleh Yeates, Amy Jones, Heidi Galbraith, Tricia Larkin (captain). Heather Irwin and Elane Call. JpJGEQ SERTEMBEIttCONTIMES Layton High cheerleaders busy LAYTON -- When Layton Schools cheerv High leading squad .starts encouraging the football crowd to yell louder so the team will know they have support, the girls are performing drills and routines they have practiced almost daily during most of the summer. They continue to perfect their techniques through assistance from their advisor, Ms. Myrna Mays, and through continuous rehearsals that will last until new cheerleaders are selected at the close of the school year. One way to keep up on the latest cheers and routines is to attend a summer cheerleader camp. This gets squads interacting with each other, exchanging ideas and cheers and offering some competition to determine who does their fun job the best. This summer Layton Highs cheerleaders attended a camp along with about 30 other squads from Western States high schools. After the routines were learned and the ideas exchanged, a competition was held. Layton High tional Finals that will be held Dec. 26 in Orlando, Fla. Four members of the Layton squad received outstanding, individual recognition. Melanie John was named the Outstanding Cheerleader at the camp. She will travel to Hawaii during the Chrismas Holidays to participate in the Aloah Bowl program. Lisa Stettler was the first runner-u- p for the Outstanding Cheerleader. Elane Call and Heather Irwin were given selected as the Outstanding Squad. They qualified for the NCAA Na Diego Charger football game program. dmg Schools Cheerleaders were - ms An alcohol and LAYTON drug abuse unit and a Help line has been instituted at Humana Hospital Davis North in a prevention program geared to the growing addiction of 24-ho- three-pronge- d teenagers and adults. The Humana program is coordinated with Salt Lake Citys Highland Ridge Hospital, an affiliate of American International Health Services, and begins with the concept that alcoholism and drug abuse are treatable illnesses. Citing and self increasing confidence, a recent patient of the Highland Ridge program wrote that he owed his life to the individual treatment. In a comprehensive approach, the program earmarks three phases of treatment at Davis North: Den toxification, Acute and Aftercare-Famil- y Adjustment. According to local treatment center at the hospital. The center will also be linked to a telephone Help line, 24-ho- 774-707- 0. Recent statistics show that almost 20 percent of Utah teens age and 43 percent of Utahs 12-1- 7 use alcohol young adults age on a regular basis. In addition, more than 10 percent of young adults and almost seven percent of 18-2- 5 Treatment-Rehabilitatio- Richard Bell, regional administra- tor of the program, individual treatment will vary according to a patient assessment, but most patients complete the first two phases within one month of hospitalization. The program allows for less time away from job and family and an intensive, accelerated rehabilitation schedule. Family participation is an integral element of the program , he said , noting that alcoholism and drug dependency are family illnesses that affect other family members. Davis North has established a TOP JAM WEIGHT VELOUR WEIGHT TWILL PRINTS KRINKLE Full bolts Suggested retail to $3.98 yd. Full bolts Suggested retail to $4.98 yd. M teenagers in Utah use drugs on a regular basis. But such abuse is hardly a young persons disease; Bell said that between percent of senior citizens (ages 65 and over) suffer from alcoholism. Abuse of drugs and alcohol, he said, cost American business firms $25 billion in 1985 through low productivity, high absentee rates and health care costs. 5-- Full bolts Suggested retail to $3.98 yd. Full bolts retail to Suggested $3.98 yd. 2.79 1.88 2.49 yd. 54 to 60 in. wide ACRYLIC PILE FUR yd. yd. 60 in. wide 60 in. wide yd. 45 ALL FABRICS 5 was born Sept. 3 at McKay-De- e Hospital weighing 7 lb. 12 oz. and has a brother David. Farrell was principal at Kaysville Junior High and Maxine was an office secretary until last Decem- ber at Davis High School. They are living now in South Weber. Other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Woodcock of Ogden. Greatgrandmothers are 90 year old Ivie Ottley, South Weber and Alva Woodcock, 102 years old from retail Full bolts Suggested retail to $5.98 yd. to $4.98 yd. g.49 yd. yd. 54 in. wide Mr. and Mrs. Phil Krebs have kept very busy this summer with all their travels. They recently went to Box Elder County Fair in Tremon-toThe Utah Fiddlers were invited to participate in the parade and then later played at the Fair. The following day the Krebs drove to Roosevelt to attend the Blue Grass Festival sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The Oquirrah Ridge Drifters, the High Country Group, and the Country Gazettes were featured. The Orchid Club, along with spouses, under the direction of the club presidency, assisted by Edith Thomas, held their annual steak fry at the Kaysville Bowery. This annual affair kicks off the new year for the club. n. 1 I 60 CRAFT STUFFING Suggested to Suggested retail to box M CS 100 DRAW 4fMl yd. 60 m Insulated lining THDSIMTE retail Suggested to yd. 1 SCHOOL SEWING STICKS KITS Suggested retail soft drink and large order of garlic bread Take Out or Delivery Open for lunch or dinner . Coupon is reusable until further notice t iwWWWVWVWWAWWWWWWWWMWWVWWWJ Fvcc Suggested to .29 ea. to $8.98 ea. 1T ea. OS ir Gl'l retail J I 4.98 ea. i (123211 retail $1 .00 yd. sr 45 in. wide GLUE in. wide STRING ELASTIC Includes Fabrics Only. Colored tag MUST remain attached to bolt to allow discount. Prices listed in this ad supercede prices listed in the mailer delivered to homes September 3, 1986. yd. Order any large pizza at reg. price and retail to $7.98 yd. $1.98 lb. Sold by full box only 3.98 . wide Designer lengths to $5.49 yd. 32-o- z. in. PRINTED RIB KNITS 24 lb. boxes Bulk Suggested a wide Oklahoma City, Okla. Former Kaysville residents, Farrell and Maxine Humphries have a granddaughter, born to daughter Margo and husband Alan Woodcock of Roy. Ashley Nicole youll receive Free . KRINKLE Full rolls Suggested in BOTTOM WEIGHT 8J8 Heights news By JOYCE WINTERS 544-107- GEOMETRII ROBE self-estee- m KaysviUe-F- t. PANT Sew Easy brand Abuse hotline set at Davis North Sons B. Black & Guilford or Cheerleader Awards. They will participate at a San 8JHROUGH SATURD AYl.SEPJEMBEfL20 D ATESiTHURSDAYj SEPTEMBER 14 in. wide 8 in. Four Line ECONOMY WAIST SCHOOL SCISSORS BAND ELASTIC Suggested retail to $3.98 pr. Suggested retail to $1.49 yd. 1.918 pr. (25SI4 E2ZDXBTGI415H-C5- ly.vWyKI EfrW 1 5 14 to 1 12 in. wide l.'.h"11-',- ! I VZ&3 ' --'Will Kt.ndi |
