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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-D- A i VIS NEWS JOURNAL, MAY C, 1978 W - run short and also purchases grocery items for the drug store lunch counter. who with a cake provided by Dell Larkins of Central Finance. were HIS PARENTS William and Eunice Robins Blood and he resides at 256 South 300 East, Kaysville. np HE substitutes as a night watchman at the Deseret Mills when an emergency arises and the regular employees are unable to work. Sunset He sweeps and washes the sidewalks on Main Street for those who wish his services. His church assignment is to purchase the bread each week for the Sacrament of his ward as well as in the past he assisted with janitorial work. Mr. and Mrs. Osmer Knight hosted a family dinner on Easter Sunday for their two daughters and their families the Dee Jay Hammons of Brigham City and the Floyd LYMAN as everyone knows r, Bonnie Peterson, Cecilia Snyder, Jeff Child, Doug Broadbent, Joyce Brown, Jill Gottschalk. By JANE CLARK Binding Code For Outdoors A On Friday, April 22, the studentbody of Clearfield High School anxiously filed into their homeroom classes and proceeded to vote for their junior and senior officers for next year. THE RESULTS were announced that afternoon and the winners were delighted. They were: Jeff Child, senior Within the behavioral framework of the ethical orthodox sportsman, there exists an unwritten, but nevertheless binding, code of behavior that dictates the moral of abiding by wildlife regulations. class president; have the insight, understanding and respect of and for wildlife, this code of ethics demands and compliance with established laws. But more than that, it establishes a set of values and acceptable behavior that goes beyond the written law and encompasses the spirit of true sportsmanship. The outdoor spirit is the same inner voice that calls out its pangs of irritation as it casts tired eyes upon a that littered campground. It is the feejing of wrong-doin- g comes when hunters or fishermen of less moral commitment share their efforts tp obtain a bag limit. TO THOSE WHO Cecilia YVVVV Teacher: Where are the biggest diamonds found? Jennie: In Baseball parks. self-respe- IT IS the contradiction of purpose and the effect on future generations of hunters that gnaw at the feelings of right and wrong when fathers teach, by example, the ways to apply for two permits or kill moose on a permit issued to a son or wife. The outdoor spirit is the special small feeling of reverence and respect for the animals pursued. It is helping to create the sporting chance. It is using barbiess hooks and waiting until legal shooting time rtfhen others have been shooting for five minutes. IT IS HARVESTING a doe or cow moose when special control permits have been issued for the purpose of balancing herds. It is speaking out against hunters and fishermen who seek to take advantage of the game warden's limitations and who violate game laws. And it is more than that. The outdoor spirit rings loudest in the quiet moments of solitude as the sun begins to top the ridges and a small, glassy pool ripples with the widening rings left by feeding trout. It sings its highest praises when the long pursuit has ended and the climax comes in the form of a picture, either on film or captured in the mind. SUCCESS DOES not have to mean meat on the table or mean the getting in a lot of shooting. It can, instead, to apply the and won or lost, learning whether challenge, next trip. It means to have tried and competed fairly and a small understanding of natures plans. It extends itself to feeling the necessity of helping other sportsmen to understand the importance of obeying the laws because the outdoor spirit begins by following the letter of the law. It grows by encompassing the spirit of the law. 4 Snyder, senior class vice president; Bonnie Peterson, senior class secretary; Doug Broadbent, junior class president; Joyce Brown, junior class vice president; and Jill Gottschalk, junior class secretary. ALSO THEY want to get more people to encourage the teams. Not just basketball and football, but the less advertised ones, like track, tennis, swim, golf, baseball, and the girls teams. These new officers plan to get more students involved in school activities. Their main wish is to appeal to the sophomores of next year. As remarked, Doug Sophomores are always left hanging. They want to get the sophomores more excited about school activities. The junior class committee for next year will consist of five members: Sally Gardiner, Kurtus Clifford, Stacey Reed, Peggy Herdt, and Pam Stokes. On next years senior class committee will be John Russet Potatoes U.S. No. , years. 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(green Onions -- Sunday May 9th n Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson and their family spent last Sunday in Gunnison with Mrs. Thompsons parents Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jorgensen. Thighs iThe perfect gift fori MOTHERS DAY ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Wilcoxs of Syracuse. him, is as dependable as clock work and has rendered a tremendous service over the to 1 New class officers at Clearfield include, CLASS OFFICERS Hi BepansSa&le As Glocli Grade AA Eggs Large size Grade AA Eggs Initont 0 Oatmeal Cereal Softwoy Safeway Initont 0. Oatmeal IrewnSugor arCinnaman KS. d.r 70 Ice Cream doi. 61 Snow Star Assorted Flavors A 59 i. i. pg. 61 Busy Baker Fig Bars Vanilla or Whole Wheat Cookie 2 a 1.18 Mrs. Wright's Bread Super Soft White or Wheat Sliced Round Top n container 49 Sreezer do. Maple. 4 Ji. S1 J1 2.19 |