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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 1S It, 1178 77 Six area students were among approximately 300 outstanding high school seniors who spent two days at Utah State University acquainting themselves with the campus, meeting faculty members and taking competitive examinations. HIGH SCHOOL seniors from throughout the United States traveled to Logan to compete for five University Club Scholarships worth S5.0U0 each. To be invited to the competition, the seniors had to be in the top five percentile on American College Test scores or be semi- Independence the and boys modeling the clothing in the latest styles and fabrics in fashion. and White Bell ' - Ms. Meri More, representative from Simplicity Co. narrated the show. The Simplicity Pattern Co. Inc. work in five regions throughout the United States through their education division and give these shows in junior high, high school and middle schools and also in 4 H Clubs and Extension Services. Ms. More is working in as many schools in Davis County. School District as possible. 5 THEIR CLOTHING is made n standard sizes, and is a fun experience, for the school students to model. ' v The students listed below are students at the Layton High School who have obtained grades that qualify them for a place on the honor roll: - Susan SHOW . THE included casual, sporty clothing as well as classic and glamour wearing items. Ms. More suggested that hemlines are either just above the knee or just below. All the items that were modeled by the students, can be made by any mother or daughter who enjoys the art of making clothes and in this way can plan a whole new wardrobe for a clean crisp approach to spring. The students demonstrated what can be made from Simplictypattems and left the rest up tothe individual, to fill in the swatches, by making a bag of her choice to match the new item of clothing from rescuing the left over pieces of fabric fromthe clothing item. LOWEST PRICES BEST TERMS ALWAYS 74 HORNET SPORTABOUT Station wagon, auto., air, 6 cyt., sharp 3087 Ecr.i Ring 1573 North Main, Layton Elizabeth Saith, William student-bod- y historian, listed in The state winner also earns for his or her school, a reference work, The Annals of America, from Jennifer Twitchell has been Whos Who Among American High School Students, listed as a Distinguished American High School Student, listed as an Oustanding Teenager of America, and was school winner of the Betty Crocker Search for Leadership. She hopes to major in engineeri- named Davis High School Betty Crocker Family of Tomorrow. Jennifer won the honor by com1975-7- 6 Leader Educational Corporation. In the spring, state winners and their faculty advisors will be the guests of General Mills 2. ng. Laser is a member of Camera Club and National an expense-paieducational tour to Washington D. SHE WILL receive a certificate from General Mills, sponsor of the annual educational scholarship program, and becomes eligible for state and national honors. Honor Society. He hopes to major in electrical engineering. WILLIS IS a member of National Honor Society, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, and a member of the senior class committtee. She hopes to major in com on d event of the tour is the announcement of the C. A special Family Leader of Tomorrow, whose scholarship will be increased to $5,000. Second, third, and State Family Leaders of Tomorrow receive a $1,500 fourth place winners will receive scholarship increases to $4,000, $3,000 and $2,000 respectively. college scholarship while state second place winners receive a grant of Britannica Encyclopedia peting with other seniors in the written knowledge and attitude examination on Dec. Buy Any Size Package You Need 2 Fresh Broccoli Yellow Onions $500. USDA Grade A Toms or Hens oj lb. Pork Chops Round Steaks Assorted Chops U.S. No. 1 Mild For Rings Great Delicious Apples Lisa Decaria, Nola Nash Lynda Davis, Cosette Wiese, Victoria Beef Rib Roast Standing Beef Short Ribs EbS?" Extra Fancy Red Delicious I Sliced Beef Liver Clementz. 1 Debra Miller, Sophomons Kevin Wiese, Mark Glad, Jeri Norbest Turkeys lb. Tender Tight Green Heads Juniors 1.59 ib. Deveined 59' b. 69' ib. Chunk Bologna Pork Sausage Turbot Fillets 89' Sterling The Piece h, ,b 1.39 a, Srafood 98' 1 - Endo, James Sanchez, Bill Rensch, Diana Emerson, and Ray Whitesides, i ' HONOR ROLL Christensen, John David Burton, (AimolumeslAWllaBle Sf ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE Volume Number n, Kellan Hatch. Ronald Williams Carol Osborne, Virginia Argst, Kathy Shaw, Debbie Kamnski, Russell Johns, and Brian Jorgensen, and K. C. Baron. John JUNIORS -- Alex, Robert Winter, Jafnes Eccles-toHelen Mohf, Richard Allen, Don Carter, Tamara Fox, Jarqes Smith, and Kathleen Hardy, ind Roxanne I Barton. Sophomores - leff Douglas, Steve Poulsen, 'Andrew De Jony, Sheryl aenentz, Denise Merritt, Kenny McDonald, Deborah Cunningham, and Gail Gruber. Susan Baker, Sfcott Deru, n, andrad Over-mo- IV GLEATpS 1679 North Min St., Laytonj Connie and Cornelius De Llgli SHE! CLEMIIIG room 8PE0AL Volumes 2 Thru A Crogmont Soft Drinks In Assorted Flavors Perfect Party Size Bottle Resealable Caps 99c 1 1.99 All Cuerudau oCow Velkoy Note The JL MJB Coffee MJB Coffee Facial Tissue Gold Gold Gold Gold Medal Medal Medal Medal Flour Flour Flour Flour ru 77' Unbleached Unbleached r91.52 bag Unbleached White Sliced 3 w5Q Suave Shampoo tJCow u -37- FREE ESTIMATES s95 6-357 16-o- z. 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Bones 10-e- Nabisco Chocolate Pinwl -- can SUPER SAVER Price CeaCiffi Infant Formula Two Varieties O Carnation Purpose Shortening rices Cherry Pie Filling ness Brond can 1.29 Assorted 9 Jf Sego Diet Food Flavors cam I Keebler Cookies Si' ' 98' lOOKieS 0 ISi)c0simiiGM Safeway Exclusive Strawberry Essence I remove dog and cat odors (with this ad) Similac ANIMAL WORLD Rick Nafizger, Ethan Knowl-toJulie Bar(ey, Clara Archuleta, Marline Kemp, CARET 773-50- 00 Jennifer Twitchell Is Betty Crocker Winner U.S. No. 2 Idaho Russet Potatoes Firm Stalks, Tight Heads Asparagus Susan Wrigk. DUTGI1BQY Phone CUNNINGHAM IS a of Honor Society, Ground Beef lb. Wa- 20 year' Anniversary of Average living We clean all kinds of LaForrest is studentbody a member of Forensics Club, and hopes to major in member Russet Potatoes terhouse, LuAnn Boman, Margaret ktylie, Marilyn Franklin, Jilie Hilton, and Rick Me Liod, we Fresh n, Ann Stockton, Julie Cobum, Darlene Riney, Jeff Cunningham, Arthur Winter, furniture-- Asparagus - Okuda. Stock-to- daughter of and Betty Twitchell, McCulloch secretary, A Serving Suggestion contrast withyour outfit add a personal touch by monogramn ng your name or OTHERS ARE Kym Fox. Greg Rensth, Bart Atwell, Patti Rensph, and Robert Camille Sharp, Lynn STUDENTS FROM Davis High School were Jennifer department, np a bag that till coordinate or Robinson, itty Adams, and Tony Canfie I. Also Jeff Johnson, Heidi Rodarte, Liz Brine, Sherrie Tuckett, Jane Littlefield, Roger Call, Zan Larsen, Robert Applonie, Bruce Hansen, Ted Ridl, Jay Ann Dansie, and Kristine Hohman. their collegiate work. Adams letters in football, basketball and baseball. He is undecided about a major. Ringers. Roberts, Debbie Rowland, MaryLou Baird, Alaina Lowery, Cindy Bowline, Debbie Gorge, Jill Cunningham, and Linda Mrs. Purdy and Miss Francis were delighted to have Ms. More present this Bicentennial Fashion Review at Kaysville Junior High for new ideas and helps in the homemaking TWITCHELL IS band and has participated in school musicals. She is undecided about a major. munications. Laser, son of T. J. and Maxine Laser, Kaysville; De Ann Willis, daughter of L. J. and Dixie Willis, Kaysville; and Ron Adams, son of Reed and Tammy Adams, Kaysville. Jill Cunningham, daughter of Stanley Cunningham, a senior at Layton High School, and McCulloch, Stacy daughter of Hilton and Ranae McCulloch, a senior at Clearfield High School, also participated. in MS. MORI said, decide on I THE FIRST, demonstration was the Bicentennial colors, k ed, white and blue in the . fU - try several classy closure different styles, just let your imagination soar, remember this is the year for fashion independence Declaration. Heritage Pinks Be Twitchell, Layton; Curtis shades of pink, burgundy and rose and the last demonstration consisted of the Black THE EDUCATION Division of Simplicity Pattern Co. Inc. of New York sponsored the event with 30 junior high girls SENIORS creative and experiment with trims, or a THE SECOND group of models wore the Naturals in the cream, beige and orange shades for spring. Next group of models was Spring 1976, and was under the direction of Faye Purdy and Dalene Francis, homemaking leaders. The event was held in the school gymnasium and the Junior High School girls and parents were invited as guests. 0 initials. g, Denim ment held a spring fashion show with the theme, Fashion 1 overall denims, gauzy cotton fabrics, entitled easy-goin- finalists in National Merit scholarship competition. The exams helped university officials decide which students will receive the University Scholarships. Over the six years that the competition has been in effect,, nearly half of all the outstanding students who have entered have subsequently enrolled at Utah State. Many who have not won the University Scholarships have received other awards for Among those taking part in a spring fashion show at Kaysville Junior High School are, to r, Jeaneen Jacobs, Dirk Johnson, Mindi Law, Lisa Partington, Liz Young, Cindy Lennartz, Mary Mailer and Sherrie Lewis. KJHS FASHIONS Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 11, Kaysville Junior High School Homemaking Depart- m main) Wm Tomato Soup 23.99 Town House Condensed Qi ,o.r 5,fl M & M Pantry Pack Candy Milky Way, Snickers, 3 Musketeers, Munch, Mars Almond, M & M Plain or Peanut, Marathon, Snick Snak Sticks pantry pack INCORPORATED msssststesi asesm? |
