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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL. AUGUST 24, 1978 ma The three-da- run of the y 51st Davis County Fair ended on a pleasant note Saturday with a full day of activities and contests, exhibits and prizes. TROPHIES, RIBBONS or cash prizes were awarded to some four thousand exhibits in approximately 50 depart- ments, contests and other areas fair. Most of the winners in the various classes of competition are listed as follows: ART: BEST of Show award of the went to Lucille Stock, Layton for a professional charcoal portrait; Jerry D. Hamble-ton- . Bountiful received blue ribbons for both his water color and pencil drawing in the professional category. A first place in the professional oils went to Mary R. War-nocFarmington for a portrait and the first place in the amateur acrylics went to Laura Larsen of Bountiful. In the barbershop quartet competition, first place in the womens d'vision went to intermediate division was won by Daniel Adams, 11, Syracuse, who is a drummer extraordinaire and the junior division winner was Holly Johnson, 6, Bountiful, who did a mimi of a puppet. horse In the FFA and show, the top winner was Kelly Day in the junior division; Terry Blackham in Four on the Floor" and first place in the men's division went to "The Chord Company. The women quartet members are Pat Daines, Cheryl Inglet, Cathi Nuttall and Janette Topham. Comprising the Chord Company are Ron Zeeman, Lynn Stout, Russ Hailing and Joe Paul. IN THE tractor driving contest, David Sargent of Layton won the senior division and Jay Potter, FarThere were 889 exhibits in the Homemaking Department, according to Luella Byram, chairman. Sweep-stake- s this department in went to Sharon Moss, Bountiful, for winning the most blue ribbons in various areas of the homemaking department. FARM BUREAU Talent Find winners were Vincent Humphries, 17, Bountiful, for his piano rendition of Ravel's Jeuax d Eau in the senior division. He will now compete in the state talent find. The d Farmington; Best group and best single gladiolus, Valerie THERE WERE 600 entries in the field crops, vegetables and fruits department with a total of 328 blue ribbons awarded by the judges. Nina Yamane of Syracuse received 24 of these blue ribbons. In the flower show, the Best and BEST OF Show in the ama- teur division of the photography was awarded to Arland Hammon, Kaysville, for his black and white In Collection award went to Margie Burningham, Bountiful. Other awards were: Best Single Rose (an Otto Miller rose), Mrs. Theodore Woods n, Piepkorn, Sunset. Special the Hobbies Department, there were 789 entries with 248 of them receiving blue ribbons. Those who received sweepstake ribbons in this department which has a number of divisions, include: Randy Stevens for his rock "people; Jon Hess, Farmington, for a silk screen. Burnham, also went to Shauna Niederhauser, Kaysville, for a dried flower arrangement; Scott Shurtz, Woods Cross for leather work; Donna Hitchcock, Lay-toa macrame plant hanger; and Darian Griffith, Fruit Heights, for an authentic Inin the misdian head-drescellaneous category. (Black-eyePerennial Susan), Kathryn Jennings, the intermediate division; 14 In the junior division. A sweepstake ribbon BEST HOUSE Plant, Mrs. Theodore Burnham; Best Flowering Shrub, (a Mimosa) Margie Burningham; Best awards in the artistic division went to Irene Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Bickmore and Barbara Frodsham, Farmington. and Mike Jung in the older age group. the junior won mington division. Pioneer Town and in the high school student division, Dave Phelps, Bountiful, garnered the Best of Show award. Sweepstake ribbons went to Mr. Hammon for "Ancient Survivor and to Tom Davenport, Clearfield in the amateur division; and to David Siemens, Clearfield, in the student division, according to Etsil R. Fisher, chairman. ALSO DAN Powan, Clearfield, for a dragster set in the junior division of models; and Mike Goodsell, Fruit Heights, for a model ship in the senior Cross; Award of Merit for a bowl of petunias, Margie Burnham; Best Annual (gloriosa daisies) Mr. and Mrs. W.K. Bickmore, Bountiful; division; Nan Vanderwood, for a boudoir clock in the senior ceramics division; and Shauna Page for a scarecrow THERE WAS a special department and a special day held for senior citizens. Approximately 400 entries were exhibited in their department. E.A. Dawson,. Layton, received a special judges recognition for a beautiful handmade horse-draw- n By GARY R. BLODGETT - One of the search and rescue BOUNTIFUL largest operations in northern Utah history occurred last weekend turned when between out to search for a missing 350-40- Bountiful Posse Jeep member. comPALMER, mander of the Bountiful Jeep Posse, said search and rescue teams from Box Elder to Utah counties, mounted posse BOB members, sheriff deputies from several counties and scores of volunteers turned out for the weekend rescue. Three helicopters and a fixed-win- g aircraft were also used Saturday and eight aircraft from the Utah Civil Air Patrol were ready at the Salt Lake airport Sunday when their flights were can- celled, said Commander Palmer. search THE THREE-DAwas ended Sunday about 6: 30 p.m. when the body of Ar- mond (Hammer) Higley, 54, of 527 North 200 East, Bountiful, was found buried in a shallow grave about one mile' south of North Temple at 5600 Y i West, Salt Lake County. Mr. Higleys legs had been tied together and he was apparently dragged behind a vehicle. He had also been shot twice, once in the forehead and once in the chest, cording to investigating ficers. FARMINGTON should a How long be? THATS THE question facing the Davis County Planning Commission and County Commissioners. County Planner Albert Cole said the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) states that the length of a must not exceed 500 feet-unl- ess there are other certain conditions that are met. several miles, commander and did about as much good for the posse and people the posse serves as any member. He was just a fantastic person. A Salt Lake City man, Joseph Vincent Huston, 27, of 607 East 100 South, has been booked into Salt Lake County Jail for investigation of forgery, possession of stolen mans We took samples of the mud on the tires of his 1978 Blazer and determined that the mud came from wasteland west of the city, Mr. Johnson told investigating officers. "Then the search spread west and north to Antelope Island. belonging to Mr. Higley. Ironically, the body was found Sunday by two Farbrothers-als- o mington fixed-win- g aircraft assisted search, most of them on Sunsaid Commander, day, Palmer. We of the Bountiful Jeep Posse want to thank them for their time and ef- ground searchers Saturday as they scoured the foothills east of Bountiful and Salt Lake City. One of the helicopters which assisted when not used for emergency flights was the Jeep Posse and close friends of the missing man. JESS AND Gail Johnson, who found the body, said it was the unusual track marks left by Mr. Higleys vehicle that led them to the shallow "Life Flight a bowl and pitcher she had painted; Phil Krebs, Kays- ville won sweepstakes in the pottery section and special awards went to: Walter Davis, Layton, art; Dora Woodward, Kaysville, crafts for baskets made of pine needles; Elizabeth Smedley, Bountiful, home arts for a pants suit; Violet Wilson, Layton, crocheting; Etta Hayward, Bountiful, quilt; Iolien Webster, Layton, afghan; and Alta Childs, Bountiful, sewing. IN THE FFA and Dairy Show, blue ribbons went to the animals shown by: Flint Richards, Layne Thurgood, Bret King, Gloria Richards, 4-- Tyler Lieshman and Ben Gamble; with the showmanship ribbons going to Bart Cook in the junior division and Flint Richards in the senior division. In the beef fitting and showmanship awards went to Roy Carlson, West Point, junior division; and Marlow Thurgood, who showed both the grand champion and the reserve champion steers. THE GRAND champion fat lamb was shown by Roy Carlson and the reserve champion was shown by Steven Carlson with Mitch Palmer, Bountiful, winning the blue ribbon . helicopter findings of other But this is not the case, said Mr. Cole. The proposed ordinance is a good one and has met with the approval of the Planning Commission but public hearing p.m. in the Commission policy then outlines a series of "other some of qualifications, THE FHA which are pertinent to Davis County housing, some of them which are not. Mr. Cole told the County Commission Tuesday that most cities and counties of northern Utah have or- dinances limiting to between 400 and 600 feet. SALT LAKE County, however, is the exception. that They have f mile long, are up to one-hal- but have other criteria regulating them, he said. Other areas base their limitations not so cul-de-s- much on length but to total 2. That the be not more than 1,000 feet from the main road to the turnaround. THUS, c each have a turnaround at the end and that the turnaround not be less than 100 feet in diameter. 3. THAT cul-de-sa- 4. That there be parking allowed only on one side of the thus allowing adequate flow of traffic. as ik INTRODUCING RIOTED Lone Ranger Spiderman Bat Man Darth Vador And Other Characters Available For Birthday Partiaa Church Social or Grand Opening - new employees. THE MAJORITY are teachers but the list also included custodial, secretarial, and other personnel, Bernell Superintendent Wrigley said. Most of that number is based upon replacement and some ex 20 Air Force First Lieutenant (Dr.) Coleman H. Srheuller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Scheullerof 65 South 760 East, Kaysville, has graduated from the U S. Air Force medical service officers orientation course at Sheppard AFB, Tex. THE COURSE is designed to acquaint newly commissioned Medical Corps officers with the professional and ad- ministrative procedures of the Air Force. Lieutenant Scheuller now Salt Lake City ' itoJfcm'iiii Mirim 'fad 20 Big boys western-styl- e Super Cords are polyestercotton cor8 16 to duroy in sizes regular and 5 LIMITED 376-835- 0 Reg. girls Super Cord jeans sport smart fashion touches. Polyestercotton; 4 to 6x. Little blouson is cap- printed. Big girls' and sleeved Polyestercotton; 7 to 14. ourentire r Special buy on ladies sleepwear 333 lb. Batts Ideal for Quilting G) For Saturday Only All SPECIAL LATE NIGHT OPENING AUG. 26 6 TO 10 P.M. 1970 JCPwntfy Co . Inc athletic shoes Reg $6 99 to $17.99. Whether you're on your way to school, the court, the track or third base, we're ready. With styles and sizes tor the whole family. From cool canvas and nylon to leather. Now at terrific savings. yr. olds ENROLLMENT slim. Sale7.50$6 1 all our graduate of Davis High School, received a BA degree and an MBA degree from the University of Utah. He earned a DPM degree in 1978 at California College of Podia-tri- c Medicine at San Francisco. His wife, Julie, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laddie W. Timothy of 145 North Third West, Kaysville. REGISTER NOW FOR SPRING 376-967- 7 The Peace Off Off HMSt 376-804- 9 (or Justice of Reg. 1 goes to Wiesbaden AB, Germany, where he will serve as a podiatrist with a unit of the U.S. Air Forces in Europe. THE LIEUTENANT, a 1964 Stones and Organized Games Reading Readiness Music. Arts & Crafts Creative Drama, Science Rhythm Band. etc. Experienced, Certified Teachers Layton Base. Sale 6.80 8.50 Choose Corduroy, or denim styles. SunsetClinton or Kaysville For Details, Phone: 561-78- A THREE teacher reduction is being made in the .secondary level while pupil personnel is adding significantly to its staff due to increased funding, Assistant Superintendent Gayle A. Stevenson said, tb 3-- - Tijuana, Wild Kingdom and a tour of the San Diego Navy Paid by Pack ham tor JP Committaa our Plain Pocket jeans for men, boys. rimi school ft The Polletts full agenda of activities included trips to Sea World, Disneyland, uisvtujWnnnnn ILfeuaeorilii All pansion at the Jenny P. Stewart Elementary School. The list of personnel approved included all hired since Jan. 1 of this year. Coleman ScheuIIer Completes Study 4 Kaysville, the best Sale prices effective thru Sunday. Other select styles (not shown) also on sale. fL? m FARMINGTON As required by state law, each year the Davis County Board of Education officially has approved th hiring of 1j7 THE COMMISSION said there had been a misunderstanding in the forming of the proposed ordinance and an ordinance is being publicized in the local newspapers indicating that the ordinance Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pollett and their family spent a week in San Diego, Calif. While they were in California they visited with Mr. Polletts brother who lives in San Diego and they attended their nephews wedding. poultry and egg; Judie Hill, Bountiful, the best home improvement and Laurel Jenson and Melinda Passey, Bountiful, the best dairy foods demonstration. Reg. 4.50 Chambers of the Davis County Courthouse in Farmington. SHOt Dt.PT ONLY DOtS NOT INCLUDE SPECIAL Is idCPenney Bountiful Store 50 family members, all descendants of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hare of Pennsylvania attended the reunion. Guest of honor was L. R. Hare who still lives in Pennsylvania. He is 87 years old. Family members enjoyed visiting and looking at old family photos. 4-- Sale 3.60 A was set for September 26 at 3 i c BgiaiSEga5 CHARACTERS v'': !,M: w y wi v THAT there not be more 20 homes within the Frank Hare. At least exhibits A TOTAL of 106 from the Davis County Fair will be on display at the State Fair next month. Winners of the style dress revue are Tina Marie Wood, Clearfield and Rachelle Dahl of Layton. In the demonstration contest Linda Mills and Lisa Jensen, Bountiful presented the best team demonstration and Carrie Niederhauser, Clinton, the best individual; witn Kimberly Brown, Bountiful, giving the best bread demonstration; LaDell Wags-taf- f, Printed tees for little girls in polyestercotton. S.M.L. cul-de-s- 1. Crandall, Gary O. Johnson, Noall Hyde and Bonnie Christensen. Big boys' striped crewneck is polyestercotton knit. Sizes 8 to 16. The proposed ordinance, among other things, recommends: than family party Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. we have not yet had a public hearing on the matter. County has drawn up a tentafirst to tive ordinance-t- he govern The Hare family held a Blaine Carr, Don Sides, Mike Lowder and David Cook, Jay 2.95 Sale 3.69. has already been adopted by the County Commission. SO USING competition. to: Paul Webb, Shannon Allred, Linda Frodsham, Reg. 2.6S Salt Lake City. of units within the cities and counties, Davis Steven Carlson in the junior division. Grand Champion awards in horse show for the Davis County residents went J Sale 2.13 Mr. Higley was last seen Tuesday, August 15 as he left the Deseret Gymnasium in T.r J L number . Super Cond jeans an tops for boys and girls. fort. which serves area hospitals. Hoskins helicopter from E3 d in the senior division and WE HAD more than 350 turn out for the weekend THREE helicopters and a the Bountiful of vehicle had been found 300 North, Salt Lake City. SALT LAKE County investigating offices said the man arrested had credit cards Smith-receive- the sweepstakes for and Salt Lake Counties and into Tooele County, said Commander Palmer. But we were ready to cover every mile on ground and in the air for a radius of 150 miles had we not found the Blazer Sunday morning. He said search and rescue teams from Box Elder, Weber, Morgan, Davis, Salt Lake, Utah and Tooele counties assisted in Sundays search. Also participating were the Salt Lake and Davis County Mounted Posses, Ute Rangers, Bountiful and Davis County Jeep Posses, Davis and Salt Lake County Sheriff deputies, and scores of volunteers. Sunday morning at the rear of some apartments at 355 West Lake store. ing section, Lois Mrs. Lucille Stock was awarded the Davis County Fair Sweepstakes ribbon for her paintings. Mrs. Stock also received several first place awards in the art show BY SUNDAY the search had spread throughout Davis THE MAMMOTH search began Friday in the foothills of Bountiful and Salt Lake but spread to the flatlands west of Salt Lake after the missing credit cards and theft by deception after the defendant was arrested in a Salt members said Jess (Johnson). When we found where the tracks had crisscrossed several times we found the shallow grave nearby. Posse, said Commander Palmer. He was a former sleigh he had made. Sweepstakes in the lapidary section went to Zola Millard for a bolo tie she had made. In the arts and china paint- - Bountiful and a National Guard helicopter also were pressed into service Satursaid Commander day, Palmer. We found some tire tracks that were identical to those left by the Higley vehicle and followed them on foot for HAMMER WAS very active in the Bountiful Jeep E3fj By GARY R. BLODGETT grave. acof- wm owor ,3 By BETTY FISHER sa Shop Sunday 12 to 5 p.m. |