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Show SUN CHRONICLE, March 6, 1 978, Page 4 1 March 15, 1978. Page 4 CLEARFIELD COURIER, ?iiU'iSy.-- icuij : L 4-- H I with I!? OVU In answer to a number of inquiries about Johnny Paycheck, (alias Donnie Young and Donald Lytle) our research offers the following information on a hard-luc- k guy who seemed destined to remain a front-ma- n for the big stars in country music. Johnny has had several name changes and as many images. For a time it seemed that Paycheck had cashed in his chips as far as the entertainment world was concerned. He dropped out of sight and most people throught that Johnny was out of the race for good. Johnny was his only enemy. Friends who still believed in the talents of this renegade warrior still played and sang the hit tunes that Johnny had made famous. Billy Sherrill, producer for Columbia-Epi- c gave Johnny his present name and a new chance at being somebody. Paychecks collaboration with the King of producers, Sherrill, began in 1971 with Shes All I've Got. Then came the hit that Johnny had hoped for, the current blockbuster, Take This Job and Shove It. Written by David Alan Coe and produced by Billy Sherrill, according to airplay, Johnny Paycheck is back in business! We thank Toni and Nora for their letter of interest. A current list of publishers and record companies can be found in the March issue of Texas Proud. Write Editor: Grace Mikel, Rt 3, Box 100, Brazoria, Texas 77422. Yours truly has cast a vote for top Country Music artists for 1978 and we list The Oak Ridge Boys Vocal Group Of The Year. This fabulous group can be seen this Saturday at the Terrace in Salt Lake City. Our choice for top female singer goes to Donna Fargo with LaCosta as the most promising female artist of the year. We voted for LeRoy VanDyke to claim Male Artist of the Year award and Johnny Duncan as most promising male singer. TYHS Of P ANtfilNO TO CHOOS f1 MOUMNOS ANO COlOMD SO -- MMIMSHID - NAILS LAIOIST fiMJANTin AND VAIItTT IN TMI INTO WIST. 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An upbeat, innovative guide Jfor couples wt.o want to stay ttfgetHerf Adrien Arpel s Three Week Make Over by Adrien Arpel. The program includes makeup, skin care, exercise, and diet, along with questions and answers on intimate beauty problems and versions of salon treatments and problems. dont reach! Winette Dalton, Sunset; and Mary Jayne Patterson, Clinton, recognize special Week activities during as they plan March decorations for a banquet sponsored by the Davis County Bankers to recognize the efforts of volunteer club leaders. Another activity the girls just completed was an eight week class in the project Teens explore Parent Education. The class, open to all Davis County teens, was taught by Mrs. Beth Thorson, Davis County Home Economist. Speaking of the class, Mrs. Thorson When the class said, members warmed up to the idea that it takes training to be a good parent, they really had lots of questions, and took part in all the discussions. of the In an evaluation 12-1- 8 Gold Fever1 will be the theme of this Saturdays storytime at the Southwest Branch Library in Roy Beginning at 2 p m the following stories w ill be cold' The s a Mule. Mule Who Refused To Budge and Stubborn Children will sing the song, Clementine, and learn how to pan for gold and stake a claim on an imaginary prospec- ditions. Spec. Johnston is regularly assigned as a grenadier with the 1st Infantry Division in Goppingen, Germany. He entered the Army in November 1976. I S: 4-- 4-- 4! w 3 xh: Easter Bunnies will be the theme of this Tuesday's preschool storytime at 10:30 a m. and 2 p.m. at the Southwest Branch Library in Roy. The following stones about Easter Bunnies will be told-Little Rabbit, A Baby Bunny For You, All the Little Bunnies, and Seven Little Rabbits. Preschoolers will learn an Easter Bunny verse and play act the movements of an Easter Bunny. Following the verse children will sing the song, Here Comes Peter Cottontail get dirt the other methods 4(kft. .04tt. GREEN Sizes. All , 1 i.urr'- 1 ? 6 power jets . jk X OF the Davis County Teen Club, Wenette Dalton, Sunset, left, and Mary Jayne Patterson, Clinton, make plans for decorating at the Leader s Appreciation Banquet in Clearfield March 6 during Utah week. faster and better with Steamex. 67cH. V" 1 MOVABLE LOUVER SHUTTERS VIcVV ii4 icngthi 26cH. Vi" 2" to Install Ready to Finish hr ifelr week slated 5, - MEMBERS Clean your carpet 34cft. Easy .7 s'MOM GALVANIZED ' PIPE SIZES ALL r their proficiency under simulated combat con- (AHTNC) Matthew L. Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs Marvin L Johnston, 377 West 985 N Sunset, recently participated in annual winter training in Grafenwohr, Germany. The training included unit maneuvers and live fire HOODS BATHROOM TILE BOARD Secongl Germany Specialist Four RANGE ALUM. ROOFING $8.39 49'a"x8' 49Vj"xIQ' .... $10.49 4?,A''xl4" ... $14.69 49W'xl6' .... $16.79 49Vi''x20' .... $20.99 - completes training T x 100' ..$34.99 7 x200' .. $69,95 .'1 A r Sunset serviceman REINFORCING WIRE Shingles r Slf-Sale- CONCRETE 240 ALLIED - 1 Gladys Hamilton, Senior Citizens Coalition, Irene Fisher, Utah Issues, Jack Olson, Utah Taxpayers Association, Sidney Baucom, Attorney, Utah Power and Light, Don Ulmer, Utah Education Association. Legion planning dance The Roy American Legion 139 is planning a dance this Saturday at the Post Home in Roy. Dancing to the music of Deacon and the Dues will go from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Post |
