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Show Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, Aug. 17, 1983 Sponsored by Jaycees how Baby in Coniest - BOUNTIFUL The second Wilkinson, president, Utah Jayannual Beautiful Baby Contest cees; Terrie Arbuckle, president Utah Jaycee Women; Fran Dixe sponsored by the Bountiful Women will be held this Sat- on, president. Garden Club; urday at the Five Points Mall in Debbie Muir, Primary president; Bountiful. Dorothy Bigham, past member Three to four hundred babies of Business and Professional from the Davis County area are Womens Association; Paul Alexpected to be entered in the len, member of the Bountiful competition. Only babies who City Council; Barbara Houghhave will be ton, chairman of the Board considered. will Bountiful Jaycee Women; Tom be this Thursday and Friday Paddock, manager of Davis evening from 6 to 9 p.m. at the County Bank; Heidi Garrard, aspit area inside Five Points Mall sistant managaer of First Securiin Bountiful. Registration cost is ty Bank in Certerville, and Gary 3. Blodgett, editor of Davis County Each baby will be allowed to Clipper. In conjection with the baby fcnter one speciality competition area. These areas are: curliest contest the SIDS (Sudden Infant hair, most hair, least hair, lon- Death Syndrome) Foundation gest eyelashes, biggest dimples, will be on hand to demonstrate cubbiest body, brightest eyes, the warning monitor used to and brightest smile. monitor SIDS profile infants, and answer questions. The Awards and merchant sored prizes will be presented for Bountiful Jaycee Women will be each category in four age classificonducting a bake sale with all cations. These classifications are: proceeds pledged to the SIDS Foundation. 4 and 12-1- 8, 2, 18-2- Bounti- of Dimes Walk a thon, the Bountiful Jaycees and Jay-ce- 0-- 6, of the As ful March Jaycee Women will be distributing printed material on prevention of birth defects prepared by the March of Dimes. Parents of young children are ' invited to participate in the fingerprint identification program which will be conducted during the baby contest by members of the Bountiful City Police Department. Police Officers will also be presenting information on prevention of child abduction and abuse. Members of the Bountiful Jaycee Women and the Bountiful Jaycees will be on hand to provide information about joining their organization. Membership is restricted to those between the ages of 18 and 36. The purpose of Jaycees is to conduct' community service projects so that members involved learn and improve leadership skills. WX on Mountain 3A Asked for A large WX may soon join BOUNTIFUL V and B on mountainsides overlooking Bountiful. Student body officers at Woods Cross High School have asked Bountiful city officials to find a mountainside in the city where the initials WX can be placed. But Bountiful Mayor Dean Stahle said he does not know of any land near the city where the letters could be placed. Councilman Paul Allen said that most of the land in the mountains around Bountiful is U.S. Forrest Service land. The students should talk to letters, but that the students would like to see the process begin. She asked the council to let the students know if land is available and at what price. Stahle, while noting that he personally feels there should be no letters on the mountains, said the letters do become a rather important area of ceremony for schools and tend to serve as a focal point for school spirit. Stahle suggested that even though he knows of no land for the letters, the city may be willing to help find land that the students can use. If the city can find land for the letters, Councilman Keith Barton said the city should help the students. He said he supports the students in their the forest service, he suggested. In a letter to Stahle, from Gaylynne Godfrey, se- efforts to obtain the land. nior class secretary at the school, she told Stahle Allen joked that the city could sell the students that students want to be recognized by Bountiful land just below the "V used by Viewmont High and Viewmonth (high schools) as an equal. School. She said the WX letters on the mountainside A large B and a V have been placed on would help give students at the school pride and mountainsides overlooking the city. The B is a feeling of accomplishment. She said it may take students several years, used as a symbol for Bountiful High School and however, to raise funds to purchase land for the the V is for Viewmonth High School. a N. Salt Lake Approves Bond Sale the existing buildings. Gravel hauling SALT LAKE of Staker NORTH remodeling operations will still be in Draper at the point of the mountain. Richard Strong voted against the action because he felt that the city didnt need any more gravel trucks coming through North Salt Lake. Paving Draper was given approval by North Salt Lake City Council to sell industrial revenue bonds and relocate its offices at 1000 West Center Street. The asphalt and gravel company will move its trucks and maintenance and office facilities here. Four grand prize awards with special merchant months. sponsored prizes will be presented to the Beautiful Baby King, Queen, Prince, and Princess. All babies 2 months are automatically entered in PrincePrincess competition and all babies 4 months are auin entered tomatically KingQueen competition. Judging will be conducted by a panel consisting of Jaycee and Jaycee Women members, and prominent members of the community. The judges are: Lloyd OGDEN 12-2- MonitorStops Vandalism Saves Energy LOGAN LAYTON SDii-- te By CHERYL ARCHIBALD Review Correspondent FARMINGTON Since the Davis County School District in- stalled energy monitoring systems in 1981, vandalism of schools has dropped, and the district has saved $300, 000, in energy costs, according to Assistant Superintendent Dr. John S. White. The automated EMS cuts energy costs by switching off lights, furnaces, and fans when buildings are not in use, and it detects movement in the building, monitors smoke alarms, and notifys maintenance people of malfunctions in equipment. Dr. White said that EMS sensors actually deteected someone entering a school at night, and monitored then left the room, went to a supply room, and then back to the copy machine. The visitor was later found to be authorized, but it proved how sensitive the equipment actually WEEK ONLY was. 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