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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 29, 1979 jpvnp SsuteMp f y.i j t! V r,(;rf r M, t. r 'w' ' f 4 rAf'Vt t ( if 'V fe-- I J V ' r-- " V The Weber State Ogden Symphonic Choir will be presenting the Glenn L. Hanson Memorial Scholarship Concert on Monday, April 2, at 8 p.m. in the Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts. & i: - r . y - ;0 4 V, r i i -- tfS-- - ' I' presented by the choi- - and funds raised are used to provide a scholarship for a rf State College. The scholarship recipient for the coming year will be presented at the concert, and will perform a special number. soon, for members of Davis High Schools orches- tra as they perform at Nampa High School and Ricks College in Rexburg. By JAMIE ARBUCKLE The Davis High School orchestra will present concerts at Nampa High School and Ricks College on its way to compete for the third time at the Northwest Orchestra Festival in Portland, Ore., April 18-2- DAVIS WON the sweep-stake- s trophy at the annual event held on the campus of Gresham Community College for two consecutive years. Any orchestra to win the floating trophy which deter- mines the mythical best orchestra of the western states three times consecutively gets to keep it permanently. SOME OF orchestras Davis High achievewinning past include ments the Division Three title twice at the above mentioned competition, never getting less than a superior in any district or region orchestra festival in the last seven years performing as the Sterling Scholar orchestra in and 1978, This year the organization has given a Pops and Christ- mas concert, and has Junior High and Davis High. He is a member of the Wasatch String Quartet being regional director of the Utah Music Educators Board. This year the kids have worked harder than they ever have before, and that extra work has been showing itself, stated Mr. Marsden, continuing, without any question this is the best orchestra ever at Davis High." Steve Alder on the flute. The Davis High orchestra consists of 85 students with Willy Cardon, president; De Graw, secretary; and Carol Laser, treasurer. In charge of Stephanie equipment is Eric Hansen. Richard Marsden studied music at CONDUCTOR BYU and now teaches at four elementary schools in the area as well as Kaysville Agriculture Secretary Bergland To Speak policy in addressing water problems. RECOGNIZED professionals have been invited to present papers on the subject of irrigated agriculture and members of the general public are also invited to submit written statements to provide additional informa- SALT LAKE CITY -Secretary of Agriculture Bob Bergland will attend a meeting at the Hotel Newhouse, Main Street and 400 South, Salt Lake City, on March 29. THE MEETING will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Originally the meeting was scheduled for the Hotel Utah. The meeting is to discuss the impact of irrigation on agricultural production and water supplies in water-shor- t, areas and the present and future role of agricultural tion. While irrigated land accounts for only about 12 percent of U.S. cropland area, about 25 percent of the value of all crop production is from irrigated land. par- ticipated in the BYU Invitational held March 14. THE ORCHESTRAS repertoire for this year includes Marche Tchaikowskys Dvoraks Slavonic Slave, Gordon Dance No. 1, Jacobs Trombone Concerto, and Glausenovs Chanp Du Menestrel, featuring soloist Vae View Tea Slated Saturday afternoon, March 31, the Vae View PTA will hold a mothers and daughters tea for all girls attending and their mothers. The lunch will be served at 1 p.m. Vae-Vie- A FASHION part of the program. Mothers are asked to bring . a favorite dessert to share. A will give Tasting Bee everyone a chance to sample several different recipes. The also be recipes will exchanged, dmg . show will be GLENN L. Hanson formed the choir and directed it for about 30 years. Leanna Florence is now the director and the choir has performed functions several at BaJJMXHLB throughout the area the past year. Officers of the choir are: Clyde L. Young, president; Elaine Bettridge, vice president; Karol treasurer; Joey Bott, Ber-wal- Successful: Science Fair Winners Are Announced By WENDY GUNTHER ing the projects. A half hour Dec. 22, the sentence, were announced. They were: Seventh grade biological: 1st place, Russell Enderton; 2nd, Lisa Christensen; 3rd, Susan Burke. You need to make a science project, was introduced into a lot of students brains. For many, those words echoed seemingly forever inside their heads. With test tubes, microscopes, and an array of other paraphernalia, projects began to emerge. In the final week a few procrastinators made a futile effort in the hope of saving their science grades. EARLY ON March 15, SEVENTH gym. Setting up posters and adding a few , finishing touches occupied their morning. After school the real test began. As the judges cir- culated throughout the room each individual presented his or her theories; then wished for the best. At six p.m. the gym was opened tq the public for view-- , EIGHTH grade biologi-- . cal; 1st place, Brad King; 2nd, Marie Anapol and Lori Ferneau; 3rd, Brent Ranson and Steve Russell. Eighth grade physical: 1st place, Mike Duncombe; 2nd,' Kathy Kuba; 3rd, Jared FelL HONORABLE MENTION;. Danny Morgan, Wade Gil- - Deb- Storm Windows Robert Johnson; 3rd, Diane NINTH GRADE physical: 1st place, Wendy Gunther; 2nd, David Francis; 3rd, Lisa Moore. , Honorable mention: Joe Pflager, Cindy Shumway, David High, Jay Schroader, Nadene Laws, Steve Roberts, Lee Hughes, and Lisa Hunt. DAVIS COUNTV GLASS CO. " PHONE US YOUR CLASS TROUBLES PROVING IT Does your husband live up to the promises he made during his courtship days? Always. In those days he said he wasnt good enough for me. ! u 9 am. Toop.r.i. Clcrcd Cundzyo rtAA U I LU ft ie am viAri a0ft am mt I tu i 4 " n: 4 i ; : 't1" Western Family Frozen pnnnrp LfUULUlr Uk Go Great with Strawberries No. 1 Clip Top ranraro nWjfluik-- u Pound Bag K.D.K. No preservatives added Reg. 1.58 15C2. Ij -- t'- - - 8 Peck t - 4 StarW A A ' - t- j . Plus Pop. - -4 ni I f I Jig r Grc :n J I. j . n:::a cach Cant t: 5 JI C; ;3 1C3 r. Let Tdri ; C : : J TI.ru -- 3. . . LLt A lot Anl TS. 1955 Plattsburgh State University. His wife, Helen, is the daughter of Harvey Tracy of RFD 1, Farmington, Maine. Allgeier. y, students hauling their projects entered the girls Sergeant Sandoval, a graduate of Davis High School, Kaysville, attended place, Steve Cooper; 2nd, 1st place, Steve Goodchild; 2nd, Jay Parkinson and Randy Taylor; 3rd, Vance Yashikowa. . pines. Specializing In Insurance Claims Auto Glass, Windows, Mirrors, Store Fronts, Table Tops, etc. bie McCormick. Ninth grade biological: 1st physical: Honorable mentions: Valerie Hillquist, Craig Warwhich, Terry Hawks, Mike Brown, Robert Shum-waTeddy Joe Crandall, Ruth Ann Christensen,. Julie Jaques. THE SERGEANT, a supply management superintendent with a unit of the Strategic Air Command, previously served at Clark AB, Philip- Barbara Fugate, Coryell, Yalta Trujillo, GRADE 700 South 1275 West, Clearfield, has arrived for duty at Malmstrom AFB, Mont. ftt gie Gibbey, Alan Day, Shawn Whitesides, David Kirkman, Marie d, Senior Master Sergeant Jerry Sandoval, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe 0. Sandoval of Your First Call, All Class Needs more, Paul Butler, Cherly Bundy, Jeanette Arthur, An- later the science fair winners Sometime back around For Duly his or her musical studies at Weber in furthering no" Itll be off to the Gem State, CONCERTS SLATED Arrives high school student interested ' A, The public is invited. Tickets will be sold at the door for $1 per person or $3 per family. EACH YEAR a concert is , ? Jt social chairman; Kelly. Snyder, librarian, Marsha Vogrinec and Gloria Toller, wardrobe mistresses. L 4 Tf , sidd nt ujgdop stale i r, OoaeoFl 1C7D check cter.ds w |
