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Show t Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, Mar. 30, 1983 Davis Class of 38 Plans Reunion Centerville Children's Play Set 45-Ye- ar KAYSVILLE Members of the Davis High School Class of 1938 will hold their class reunion Saturday, June 11, BOUNTIFUL ful Community people: El Nora Wilson, Breen Dean Cummins, Clyde Muir, Norris Taylor, Wayne Manning, Lucille Davis, Glen Jensen, Jack R. Wilson, Doyle Brake, Stellman Pitt, Paul McDonald and Ruth Heskett Peterson. Anyone with information should contact Barlow.. at Weber State College in Ogden. An afternoon social at the Fountain Plaza with refreshments provided will begin at 3 p.m. and continue to 5 :30 p.m. If weather is bad, it will be moved to the Union Building ballroom. A buffet dinner will be served in the ballroom at 5:30 p.m. followed by aerogram at 7 p.m. and dancing to 1938 melodies and visiting will conclude the evening. Plans are under way for activities for spouses or partners and singles. Suggestions are welcomed and may be given to a member of the reunion committee. A 45th anniversary yearbook will be available for each classmate with addresses, phone numbers and life sketches of each member. Classmates are urged to submit life sketches, even if they cannot attend. A color, group photograph will be taken at the reunion. A memorial is planned to honor deceased classmates. Grant Barlow, 1087 S. 1200 E., Clearis collectfield, phone ing information about deceased class members. Barlow needs information about the following V" M -Theater will The Bounti- present East of the Sun, West of the Moon, a childrens play, on April 11 through April 18, at the Old English Academy in Centerville. This delightful adaptation of the classic childrens fairy tale was written by Melody Johnson, the plays director. Mrs. John Reunion chairman is Norman R. Bowen, 196 N. 800 E., Bounti- with comful, phone mittee members, Sarah Simpson Eames, 5197 S. 2000 W., Roy, phone They need information about the following class members: George Ace Williams, George Akasaka, Theo- EASTER SPECIAL! BUY ONE... GET ONE y2 PRICE on Selected Items! 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V: for ALL OF US Today's Money Rate 6 Months 11 flflO 773-300- 4. Reservations for the reunion should be made as soon as possible. Cost of the buffet dinner including yearbook, is $30 per couple or $15 single; yearbook alone is $7.50. Group reunion photograph will cost $4.50. Send checks and life sketch to reunion secretary, Eloise Goodfel-loLuderman, 296 E. 900 N., Bountiful, 84010, phone Several class members would like to obtain a 1938 (yearbook). Anyone having one w. works... it pur-chase- d, ' C. White. Thanks to you... Because seating is limited, it son wrote the play for the cock Theater, Afternoon Play- is suggested that tickets be in advance. ers in 1979. The Old English Academy The admission will be adults, (the restored Centerville Chapel $2; children, $1; group rate is is located at 1248 North Main .75 cents each for groups of 20 or Street in Centerville, just north more. The tickets may be pur- of Jennie P. Stewart Elemenchased at Carrs Stationey, The tary School. 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