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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS HOURNAL, AUGUST 19, 1976 IS 4 Nevj Attractions For HAFB Air Fair Four new attractions have been added to the Bicentennial Air Fair at Hill AFB, Saturday, Aug. 21, from 11 a.m. to 4 pm. HEADLINING the free an appearance of the Air Force Thunderbirds from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Maj. Dennis Mathis, fair project officer, said that the new acts are a radio conshow will be EXPERIMENTAL aircraft arrive at 11:30 a.m. and be on display throughout the day. aircraft exhibition, performance by the Ogden RAKU is an ancient method of glazing and firing ceramics which has received much interest by contemporary potters as well. The lecture is in connection with a workshop in ceramics on the Raku method of glazing ryiltpry nffprpfi hv John and Diane Shaw, instructors in ceramics at the Bountiful Art Center. The public is cordially invited. Following the conclusion of the Thunderbird performance, the pilots will be a drop Forces available for autographs. paratroopers and an array of experimental (home built) MAJOR Mathis said that the south and west gates will be open to visitors during the Air Fair and that picturetaking will be permitted. aircraft. THE RADIO controlled model aircraft, entered by the Urn IUIF0 Commandop AFB Commander, upon tirement of Col. Howard Andersen later this month. Winnen of the North Davis Little League Tournament is the Kaysville team sponsored by Clover Club Foods. Teams from Farmington, Kaysville, Syracuse, and West There he was deputy commander of the 86th Combat Support Group and plans officer, deputy chief of staff for Plans and Programs at Hq U.S. Air Forces in Chris Timothy who has been working at Chillo Cothee, Ohio and Mark Timothy who has been working at Mobridge, South Dakota during the summer months have now returned home. They are the sons of LaMar Mr. and Mrs. serve a two year IDS mission to England. He will be leaving October 19. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Argyle. Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Felix Timothy. Felix. vocational LDS mission to AlNew Mexico. buquerque, They were members of the Kaysville Tenth LDS ward. They entered the LDS mission and family vacationed in Richland, Washington last week and were guests of his brother Mr. and Mrs. Dale home in Salt Lake City on July 15 prior to leaving. Mr. and Mrs. Don Leavitt and daughter Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Leavitt met with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cook 18 wife Patricia have three daughters, Michele, Becky and Kelly. native of Iowa City, Colonel Moore graduated A the Phillip Young family members at Boulder, Wyoming for a fishing outing. Thirty-eigrelatives and friends attended. Mrs. Merry Wemer is convalescing at her home after returning Wednesday from the McKay hospital in Ogden, where she underwent treatment for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Call spent a few days last week at Payette Lakes in Idaho at a family gathering. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edwards and children left Monday to return to Scottsdale, Arizona after spending the summer months in Kaysville month ht visited in Layton with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morgan. Mrs. Rod Shelton and baby daughter Amanda of Joppa-tow- n, Maryland arrived by plane to visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Max-fielShe came for the wedding of her brother Burke Maxfield who will be married August 17 to Robyn Rudy of Salt Lake City. d. Mr. and Mrs. W5SKWTOK?Wf5PS555SPSffi Too Much Overheard at the bureau of naturalization: Do you promise to support the Constitution of the United States' Me? How could I? Iv got a wife and six children to support. BOYS 7-- encouraged and girls 7-- Afternoon LIMITED ENROLLMENT are to sign up. Also any adult interested in coaching or refereeing (will train) is needed. Contact Chuck Bacon 2 or Dean Skinner 8 for more Wing, OTHER assignments include duty in Thailand, Air Force Academy in Colorado 376-178376-469- a faculty member at - 9th Year Wednesdays Morning and 1 and was assigned to the 552nd Airborne Early Warn- , W W W W WW nuui 475 East 400 South, Centerville UpOII IIVMwva e Ruby Flanders - 295 2947 ilimhiak LaMar Timothy and son Chris and her father Vernal Larson and his mother Mrs. Mary Timothy and Mrs. Edith Baumgart spent a few days last week at West Yellowstone and Island Park, Idaho. While at Island Park they enjoyed seeing the stage production in which nieces-an- regular Mondays and The American Youth Soccer Organization will conduct, registration and signup Saturday August 21st from a.m. at Kaysville Jr. High. 1957 Springs, library hours. KGLLEGE Pre-scho- ol Signup Degree in business administration in 1966. He completed pilot school in ing and Control McClellan AFB, Calif. Library during ECIDBIE Soccer Europe. with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Edwards. They also A retrospective exhibit of the paintings of Anton Rasmussen, Director of the Bountiful Art Center, will be on display through August at the South Davis Branch COLONEL Moore and his from State University of Iowa with a degree in business and was commissioned through the Air Force ROTC program in 1956. HE received a Masters LAgiysm left recently for an J. Germany. Point competed in the tourney which was held in Elder David Argyle has received his mission call to re- COLONEL Moore reports to Hill from Ramstein Air Base, Syracuse and Kaysville. Members of the team are, 1 to r, front, Blair Giles, Darren Jensen, Roger Renard, Shane Mitchell, Nolan Olson, Shawn Lunt; back, Ned Giles, coach; Stan Olson, Jay Ward, Kirk Storey, Dale Hart, Brent Justensen, Blake Nalder, Frank Storey, coach. N. DAVIS LITTLE LEAGUE in Turkey. His professional military education included Squadrons Officers School in 1962, Air Command and Staff College in 1966 and the NATO Defense College in 1973. closed Sundays. 10-- UPON completion of the Raku Ceramics Workshop, students will participate in an authentic tea ceremony conducted by Mrs. Kiyoshi Sauki, on Tuesday, August 24th, at 7:30 p.m., at the Bountiful Art Center, 2175 South Main, using the students own work. Interested persons also invited to attend the tea ceremony. the Air University and a tour Michael W. Moore has been named as the new Hill Col. The Bountiful Art Guild Invitational Exhibit will continue in the gallery at the center through August 28th. Oil paintings and watercolors by Lois Barkdull, Jessie Behunin, Dorothy P. Bronson, Cushing, Roger Jerry Hambleton, Nancy Ketcham, Colleen L. Parker, Ethel C. Patrick, Juanita Thomas and Mary P. Warnock are on display Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday, Lennox Tierney, Dr. Professor of Asian Art History, University of Utah, will present a free lecture on the relationship of Raku to Zen philosophy and its use in the traditional tea ceremony on Thursday, August 26, at 7:30 p.m. at the Davis Complex, 197 East 500 South. wall trolled Slcyknights skydivers, by Utah 19th Special Northern Utah Radio Control Aircraft Club, will appear at 11:30 a.m. and 1:55 p.m. The special forces paratroopers will perform at 1 p.m. followed by the Ogden skydivers at 1:15 p.m. MUSTANG II 2 DOOR Stock No. 6260 4 Speed, WSW, ext accent group, PB, Radio 00 nephews of the Timothy's and grandchildren of Mrs. Baumgart performed. PINTO RUNABOUT FEW ILilFT A Stock No. 6138 Radio, fold down From Our Truckload SALE seats, trim rings 00 $ MAVERICK 2 DOOR Stock No. 6177 Radio, 100 3 Herculon 7 ft. 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