| Show 4E Davts Standard REPORT CARD DAVIS COUNTY ‘Clover’ author visits with students A Da is County student in a program wrote to outh-in-custo- author Dori Sanders about her book “Clover” “The most inspiring aspect of your book is the continuous building of relationships without the unique tragedies that other authors w rite about but something that happens every day” black girl liv ing with her white Closer is a story of a stepmother follow ing the w edding night death of Oaten Clover’s father Another Das is County student noted the book is filled w ith 10-- v ear-ol- d all humor yet poignant insights into personal off-the-- relationships Author Dori Sanders brought that same insight when she traveled to Das is School District and spent two das s visiting with Davis County siudents The event was sponsored by the Davis School District foundation and funded by AMOCO MCI WorldCom and Williams Pipeline Sanders spent a day with elementary students enrolled in the District Spectrum program for gifted and talented elementary students She shared w ith the students the value of reading People w ho read often can recognize good writing and better evaluate their own writing Writers should also use careful observation and apply real life situations to fiction writing After the Sanders presentation one teacher w rote “Dori Sanders enriched our lives I personally feel more motivated to put more of my thoughts on paper” program brings students to dairy farm Livery y ear the Clearfield FFA brings kids together to learn more about agriculture and how important it really is to our economy This is called Foods For America The kids from elementary schools around this area of Utah take a field trip to learn about agriculture and have a fun time This year the Foods For America was held at Lance Hamblin’s dairy farm Different stations were set up for the children to attend such as the sheep shearing (which was one of the most popular) the beef station the pork trailer the dairy princesses (who taught the kids about how milk is processed) the milking barn the grain station and the petting zoo In each of these stations the children got the opportunity to learn more about each one They learned a lot about beef pork milk and grain Some of the kids that came had never been on a farm before so it was a truly wonderful experience for them T his y ear about 200 kids attended the Foods For America program The I FA officers who acted as tour guides kept on their toes the entire time and did a great job It did get crowded at times w hich made it all the more exciting to see all the kids’ faces and watch them enjoy themselves They would crowd around each station eager to learn 1 LAYTON DECA Davis libraries plan summer reading fun A Time Trekker is lost in the maze of the millennium and the children of Davis County are called on to conduct a rescue in time as part of this year’s summer learning program The Davis County Library is sponsoring Time Trekkers at all branches with a variety of activities and programs planned beginning in early June and ending in late July Programs will include a play performed by the Treehouse Children’s Museum of Ogden a presentation on life in medieval times stories celebrating pioneers and the West and a look back at growing up in different decades of this century A complete schedule of programs and activities is available at all branches The program is open to children age 7 (or having finished the first grade) and up Registration begins on Tuesday at all branches and is CLEARFIELD FFA all schools with a choice of cereal with toast or egg Me Davis fruit juice and milk The Library is also offering a summer reading program titled “Entering the Time Zone” for young adults from grades 6 to 12 Teens participating in the program can earn paperback books of their choice and a chance to win a gift certificate from Bames and Noble Participation forms for “Entering the Time Zone” which runs from June 14 to July 21 are available at all branches For more information or to discuss arrangements for children with special needs contact Deanna Zaugg at the headquarters Library Farmington at 2 Trudy Cooper at the South Branch Library Bounti2 ful Jeanie Wright at the North Branch Library 2 and Andrea Cheney at the Central Branch Library 451-232- 626-637- 3 547-072- Munchable Lunch choices: 4 ounce yogurt cup baby carrot sticks fresh fruit package crackers M&M Fun Size package milk or mini bun peanut butter cup honey or jelly cup baby carrots fresh fruit Skittles Fun Size package milk 626-705- 1 WSU Board of Trustees monthly meeting 9:45 am Miller Administration Betty Hess Lampros Board 1 Room free 8: 9: WSU’s Wilderness Recreation Center will hold a workshop Swenson Gvm Pool kayak-rollin- g 626-637- 8 $11-$1- pm 3 3 626-637- $3-$- June 14: WSU’s Wilderness Recreation Center will hold an NAME BRAND SAVINGS 89 POP 3 $11-$1- j 14 oz Your Favorite CHOCOLATE CREAM-FILLE- 15th-annu- Read-ingWriti- al June 19: WSU’s Small Business Development Center will sponsor a business start-u- p seminar 10 am Wattis Business Building 218 free Wildcat Summer Shootout a series of basketball camps for youths ages taught by WSU players and coaches Dee Events Cen6 ter $125-$20- 0 21-2- SPARKLING si 3 zjUICES 1 CITRUS X PUNCH f 8 Pack MANDARIN 6: 2cans7ft(tC 71v ORANGES 2 PITTED OLIVES 5 fPOTAT 1 June ' Hi 10 lbs 07 18-1- 9: 79 CHIPS ' COOKIES®$ J99 CHARCOAL?49 A 3 WSU’s departJune ment of teacher education will sponsor its Conference varying times Shepherd Union 0 Ballroom $70-- $ 140 626-705- TORTILLA Liter 3 Quart CE CREAM jCHIPS n $7 J Get Your Graduation Cards & Gifts Here! 626-649- i June 30: WSU’s Wilderness Recreation Center will hold a kayak rolling workshop 8 pm Swenson Gym Pool $11-- $ 13 LAYTON GROCERY OUTLET 144 S Fort Lane Layton -- 626-637- 544-15- 55 v A! "The Family Store That Saves You More!" f 3 benefittedThe Shelter in Davis County for victims Brandt Martinez Bramhall of domestic abuse This competition is judged on a written manual describing the chapter's charitable efforts and a presentation to judges Brandt’s and Martinez’s written project is JO pages long and represents hours of work Scott Bramhall won a special award for having one of the highest test scores in the nation in his event He competed in Apparel and Accessories associate Level Other Northridge students who represented the State of Utah at the national conference w ere Tai Jennings Food Marketing associate level Keven Bambrough outgoing northern region vice president and Christi Jacobsen incoming v ice president at large DL C'A is an association of marketing students with chapters in each of Davis District’s high schools and other schools throughout club where students the state and nation DECA is a have opportunities to apply classroom knowledge to real-lif- e f - 7-- June 10: WSU’s Wilderness Recreation Center will hold a workshop on emergency preparedness and basic first aid 6 4 3 pm WRC June 3: Pork choppie with side dish choices or yogurt munchable or peanut butter munchable milk iJf — 9 626-660- June Wednesday: turkey or tuna w ith side dish choices or yogurt munchable or peanut butter munchable milk sandw ich Choices from fruit and vegeta $3-$- 626-637- 626-637- June 5: WSU’s Small Business Development Center will sponsor a business start-u- p seminar 10 am Wattis Business Building 218 free Tuesday: Chicken nuggets or barbecue rib sandwich with side dish choices or yogurt munchable or peanut butter munchable milk Entree choice or Munchable Lunch nill be offered daily 825-666- June 16: WSU’s Wilderness Recreation Center will hold a kayak-rollin- g workshop 8 pm 3 Swenson Gym Pool 13 Monday: No school 295-873- Wednesday: W'SU’s Wilderness Recreation Center will hold a kayak-rollin- g workshop 8 pm Swenson Gym Pool $ Friday: Pizza with side dish choices or yogurt munchable or peanut butter munchable milk Breakfast will be served daily in limited Children must be registered by a parent to participate in the program introduction to backpacking 4 workshop 6 pm WRC $11-- ble bar h ill be offered daily Elementary school lunch menus for Davis County are: OGDEN - The following events are scheduled at Weber State University during June: June students shine at competition School Menus Wsu Calendar 626-600- Members of the Distributed Education Clubs of America chapter at Northridge High School were honored at the April DECA National Career Development Conference in Orlando Fla Jared Brandt and Stephanie Martinez placed in the top 10 in the nation with their Civic Consciousness project that I May 27 1999 Thursday f - l A MUSIC STORE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY II H situations f I)L CA officials aim to foster leadership skills prepare students i Come Join In for the workforce show the importance of professional involvement in community service provide opportunities for social interaction and have a lot of fun Layton High ’Games Prizes ' Radio Disney Personalities Lagoon Passes to student awarded scholarship Kyra Walton a 999 graduate of Layton High School has been awarded a $1 000 scholarship by Ford Trucks and Ed Kenley Layton Kyra is the daughter of Mark Walton of Layton and plans to study w ildiife managementhorticulture at Snow CollegeUtah State University T he scholarship is one of 254 being awarded across the nation by Ford T rucks and certain participating Ford dealers Give-Awa- y W pm! h I 1000's of CD’s Largest Selection of Children's Music in Utah Discount coupon included with every Mini Disc purchase DVD sheet Music 1:30 & Music Folios dBM© TECHNOLOGY f i I i (already hot in Europe!) 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