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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 31, 1977 IS Former GAP Employee On Work Release Program By DONETA M, GATHERUM 773-49- 76 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Laws recently returned home after y a Caribbean vacation. They flew from Los Angeles to New Orleans and then to Puerto Rico where they boarded the cruise ship. After stopping at Carracas, Venezuela, tfie couple visited several interesting islands including St. Vincent, St. Lucia, St. Thomas and Barbados. temperatures on these islands never goes below 70 degrees, according to one of their native guides. There are no insects on these islands. Mr. and Mrs. Laws returned to Puerto Rico after visiting the islands. From Puerto Rico, they flew back to ten-da- Mid-wint- Utah. Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Adams have returned to make their home in Layton. The couple were honeymooning in Jackson, Wyo. and Richard Patricia Rainey of 1680 N. 1575 W. No. 2, Layton are the parents of a baby girl. She was born March 14. Mrs. Carla Nelson has returned home after spending a week in Hawaii. Her husband, Michael was in Hawaii on a military assignment. Carla Gil The Layton. recently and Louise Sill have had guests from California staying in their home. Louises mother, Mrs. Nancy Easier; her grandmother, Mrs. Lula Mae Gossett; and her aunt, Mrs. Libby Lee, have all been visiting in the Sill home. While the California residents were in Utah, they attended the wedding ceremony and reception relative of a around. and their daughter went through the Salt Lake LDS Temple for the first time. The Layton Second Ward Relief Society enjoyed a special dramatic program who entitled Tales of Long Ago. The program was to celebrate lives in Ogden. Sergeant and Mrs. Art Mallard and their aaughter, the founding of the Relief Society organization. Heidi Hansen won the Cappy It was presented during the day and then was repeated at night so those women who work could also enjoy the program. Each lady was given a special booklet that recalled to mind important parts of the program. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Flint and their family from Renton, Wash, have been spending a week in Layton visiting with Verns mother, Mrs. Delilah Flint. This months Manuel Bocanegra, former Davis County Community Action Program Interest group activity was a d hot meal. The dinner that was held in the Layton Second Ward cultural hall, was prepared by Alva Cunningham, Verna Hill, Audine Stafford, and Wilma Page. home-cooke- convicted employe, of stealing CAP funds, has been freed from Davis County Jail e on a program. work-releas- Labor Training. release, the Upon Bocanegras sentence was commuted to two years probation, a fine of $500, and a court order that he make restitution to the CAP of $1,048 78. grb BOCANEGRA, who was S55SS sentenced to a year in the County Jail late last year Losing Out Mother; What are you doing in the pantry, Tommy? Tommy: Fighting temp- after being convicted of the Class-misdemeanor, has been freed to accept a job as an intern in the Utah Office of tation, mother. The Growler He: You think more of your dog than you do of me." She: Well, the dog growls less. Special test entries. Mary Katherine Stratford won a similar prize for her Eight-year-ol- d scrambled work puzzle contest entry. Steven and Karen Nelson and their sons, Michael and Cory are staying with Stevens parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson. Steven and Karen are purchasing a beautiful new home in Bountiful. They will be staying in Layton until their new home is completed. Martin D. Kirkpatrick, the son of George W. Kirkpatrick of Layton has been called to serve a LDS mission to the Scotland Edinburgh Mission. For the past week, David (aSMLOW STEAKS T-BO- NE SIRLOIN STEAKS Its A RIB STEAK Ctaing Her On his job Heather of Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico have been staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kimmel. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Mallard Dick Young Hobby Club nursery rhyme puzzle contest grab bag prize for the most neatly prepared correct con- Job at Hill AFB as a scheduler in the Maintenance Directorate, James Chastain of Roy doesnt have the time or inclination to clown : left her five children with different friends. She and her husband enjoyed the week by touring the islands and relaxing on the beautiful beaches. New homeowners are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Otterstrom and their two children. The family recently moved from Colonial Ave. into a new home at 1192 N. Fort Lane. A baby girl was bom March 12 to Thomas G. and Susan Daffee Wylie of 60 Colonial, ROUND STEAK dont care to see where they are going, said Jim, just where they have been. Therefore they must be taught to look left and right before walking across a 49 lb. GHUCK STEAK lb. road. OFF THE different matter. its job a James Chastain is really Jimbo the Clown in disguise. OFTEN YOU will see Jimbo during his free time sitting before a mirror. Carefully he applies the grease paints, fits the ridiculous wig, dons the multi-colore- d bazarre costume and puts cn the finishing touches that make him a loveable, laughable clown. It would be a torture for the average person to spend some 90 minutes to make the transformation from Average Citizen to clown. NOT FOR Jimbo. Mr. that of a Clowning gives me an idiot license and provides a most enjoyable diversion y from the routine, said Mr. Chastain. The time it takes for me to become that other person passes quickly. day-to-da- THE YOUNGER generation agrees with Jimbo the Clown. Like a man pulling out pictures of his wife and kids from his wallet at a moment's notice, Mr. Chastain just happens to have several letters. His letters are often written out in a childish scrawl and contain a liberal sprinkling of misspelled words. BUT ITS all there. The youngsters thank Jimbo for brightening their day, want to know what it takes to be a clown, and say that Jimbo is the greatest. Any joy I may be able to give is returned tenfold when a child hugs my leg or gives me a smile, said Mr. Chastain. THE (a saxophone with straw flowers in the bell) is Jimbos trademark. Another sign that Jimbo the Clown is in town is his Houfeldingus Dogs. These are made from balloons and have their heads on backwards. HOUFELDINGUS dogs Jimbo uses these balloon dogs in traffic safety lessons for youngsters which is included in many of his per- formances. TALKING about performances, Jimbo has played the - Pioneer big shows in Utah Peach Days Parade, Days Parade, Shriners Circus and so on. He has appeared in community parades in New York, Arizona, Japan. California MR. CHASTAIN also and H0AGIE ap- pears at Childrens hospitals, elementary schools and rest SANDWICHES homes. He became a clown 1955 at the Imperial Shriners Ses- EA. OTHER SANDWICHES AVAILABLE ROAST BEEF CORNED BEEF PASTRAMI BOLOGNA TURKEY CHICKEN HAM & CHEESE sion in Chicago when he sub- stituted for a clown friend who became ill just prior to the performance. THE WONDROUS sparkle in the eyes of the kids and their laughing faces hooked Jim on clowning. A clown should never use another clowns makeup or custume, Jim noted. In fact, clowns faces are often registered with the England Museum and are zealously protected, he explained. HE IS past president of the Shriners El Kalah Clowns and has been on the board of governors of the Clowns of America, Utah Clown Alley yj 'iS si htdelk SfAK pack FARR'S GOLDEN FRESH bRn full ICE CREAM No. 26. ORE. IDA. What is Mr. Chastain going to do when he retires from government service? CLOWN around, naturally, said Mr. Chastain. Order HASH BROWNS Retires After 30 Years Available is pcs, PRICES EFFECTIVE MAR. 31 APRIL Retired at Hill AFB after 30 years of federal service is Marzell Fairman of Layton. 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