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Show i V 1979 DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, NOVEMBER 15, WEEKLY REFLEX ,W. Robert Fisher, a resource teacher, has again shown that hes a real winner. Last week he participated in the Ogden Valley Marathon and finished the course in fine standing. High concert band, under the direction of Ralph Visser, performed with two other bands on Friday, Nov. 2, as a benefit concert for the Heart and Lung Association. The concert was held at Layton High School. person can get around easily, and the class appreciated their guide, Ms. Valerie Leach. The class received a hot off the press newspaper and a metal printing plate as MIKE POULSON, BMX champion from NLJH, competed in finals Nov. 3 and 4 in Las Vegas, Nev., and came out a third place national winner. Mike has raced for about a year with his Schwinn souvenirs. THE NORTH Lavton Jr. DOUBLE BONUS He is sponsored by Sting. Binghams Cyclery in Roy. at North Layton for the month of November are Lisa Carrasco and Darrell Richards. They are ninth graders. Lisa is pep club president and is a vibrant, enthusiastic student. Darrel, a football star for the Longhorns is a viable asset to the NL studentbody. UPCOMING Save 20 to MOO from Barlows Save 20 to MOO from basketball Money back from RCA on a new 1980 RCA Remote Control Color TV games for the girls team are North Layton at Nov. 13 BounCenterville; Nov. 20 tiful at North Layton. Nows the time to discover the luxury and convenience o! RCA remote electronic Channelock control Because right now you can save 30 on any of the RCA color table models shown here Just till out the certificate you get when you buy the set and send it to RCA with proot ol purchase You II receive a 30 check from RCA in about sik weeks Select choir members for the district have been selected. They will hold practices on Saturdays i and have performances on Wednesdays. Members from North Layton Jr. High are: Midge Stod- dard, Lori Copperman, Lorna Hammack, Sandy Hastings, EXCELLENCE S' h v ru CLEARFIELD - Behind every dish of tasty and nutritious food served up at the Clearfield Job Corps is addi- tional training for aspiring cooks. AT LEAST thats the goal of veteran Rigo Del Carlo, who has spent most of his life in front of a stove creating culinary delights. He operat- 1lh fW bn iu- qv 1 Out Loose aa lit ,rr A MALPASO COMPANY Distributed by rn eckiught 7 30 Only N.phtt 7 30 & hat Mai US Only Fa & Sl Adults Students 2.25 1.75 1.00 Qiildrrn N M ,2' Ml cU shorter but the work a lot more rewarding, he says, emphasizing that the kitchen and bakery operations are set up to dispense 6,000 meals a day and provide training for nm.spcciAL Adult. Student. 1.25 KAYSVIULE THEATRE & 376-527- 2 they find themselves VU 22 in the kitchen or degree equivalent. FROM THE bakery and as a cook, you can find a job bakery under the direction of an experienced professional staff. Three of the head bakers, or instance, have cumulated about students are spending half of each weekday learning the cooking trade while 28 others tackle the project in the bakery as part of the job centers vast training program in many vocational areas. Students spend the other half of each day in academic pursuits earning their high school I love it so much, Rigo says of his work. I never want to go home. I see the way theyre (students) learn- ing. They all come to me and ask if I would like to taste their stew or whatever. I feel Im doing something good. isnt everything Money these are wonderful kids. SOME 38 THE corps members work "WE HAVE trained a lot of who are now in the cooking business and we get a lot of letters back thanking us good.' out ' 50 ac- years in experience. Students in the program get involved in every phase of a food normal preparation operation, having especially close supervision during the first month. After the first month they know what to do and then they work under the direction of an instructor. STUDENTS CHECK in as at any large food production operation, with the first shift coming to work at 5 a.m. and finishing up at 1 p.m., while the second runs from 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. plus part time PARENT-TEACHE- years ago he started learning the cooking and baking trade in Italy and served up dishes for Italian servicemen during! World War II. In 1948, he came to Utah and worked for a large bakery in Ogden, opening his restaurant, known as Rigos, there in 1954 That facility is now utilized as a hospitality center for corps students visiting Ogden. Cooking for about 1,500 corps members and staff is no easy task. About 600 lbs. of hamburger and an equal amount of stew meat are needed for one serving. If you want fish, that requires 500 lbs. And a slice of bread ends up as about 600 loaves of bread baked each day. MENUS ARE prepared in cycles enabling a staff to order and plan ahead as much as possible. Foodstuffs are purchased from local farmers and merchants, amounting to about $1.5 million yearly, Rigo says. How does the food rate? six-wee- k con- R RCA space for club functions. And Rigos expertise is sought by other Thiokol Corp. job corps centers, requiring that he make several visits there each year. STUDENTS COME here from a rough neighborhood and then they come in here and they grow up so fast. The progress makes you feel like you never want to go home. Nov. 14 and 15 at North Jr. High. Wednesday 3:30 and Thursday General PTA meeting p.m. Oct. 31 was not Halloween, but was the 6 Channel ock remote control ferences will be held Wedand Thursday, nesday recently completed provides workers. making money. students Some Nov. It makes me feel good, to see these kids who come from poor families and have never seen this kind of an operation before and in a years time for our help and training. Thats what makes you feel so FILM WARMER BROS ten-ho- culinary arts. WHICH Way ' fcn immediately. Between now and 1982 they are going to need 250,000 cooks in this country, the native of central Italy says. aspiring students in the Li I V i Cvzmr 71 ,91 I ed a successful Italian restaurant in Ogden for 25 years, but gave it all up about two years ago for the easy life of days five days a week. And not only are the hours Dec. 24. 1979 Joe Everton. center students including cousins Michael Kelley, from Philadelphia and Glenda Richardson, Trenton, N.J. Y Otter ends Penny Walker, Rayyma Geroche, Vondei Hathaway, Frank Owens, Donald Edwards, David Edwards, Brian Canivan, James Noppe and Paul Bunting. The select choir is under the direction of Clearfield Job Corps Center Chef Rigo Del Carlo, right, strives for excellence in the food he prepares and the instruction given to TEACHING CULINARY n- RCA Turns set on and off. adusts volume and changes channels all from the comfort of your chair It's e ever no need to Lay-to- n until p.m. at 7 only date for the journalism class to venture on a tour of the Deseret News Publishing Co. in Salt Lake City. The class had a tour of the building, which is a maze of rooms the FuHwruv none 22 S. MAUI CiEAMilD 125-U- tt where only an experienced Reg. 49.99. Boys Trooper" or girls .Picnic 16' bikes. Tubular steel frames with baked enamel finish. Single speed coaster brake. Girls model has red check banana style saddle with sissy bar; boys has black saddle, vinyl seat, waffle grips, pedals. Boys light blue with black frame. Compare Our Selection of Games and Toys Then. . . Compare our low, low prices. other items not featured are on sale for a limited time only, so make your selections early. Many WHILE HE is obviously prejudiced, Rigo points with pride to the food operation. We have a lot of visitors from area clubs and all of them think it ig really wonderful. Theyre. all surprised and want to come back. to the Layton Book Store to get aquainted with STERLING W. SILL A addition Signs of the Weather Think it will rain this afternoon? I wouldnt be surprised. Ive got a new hat, a fresh shoeshine, and Ive just had my car washed. at an AUTOGRAPH PARTY cafeteria 12" My bottle baby doll. her string and she drinks like a real 15 tall. baby. Pull Merry-G- o Copter. Includes 2 passengers, 2 cars. Uses one "C" battery not included. Ages 7 years Life or Monopoly investment games. Ages 8 up. mone Little Hot Cycle Kaysville Births Rejoicing over the arrival a wee baby daughter are Mr. and Mrs. Shane Garlick of Layton. The baby weighed 3 lbs. 3 oz. and arrived on Nov. 2 at the Davis North Medical Center in Layton. She will be named Shanalee. The mother is the former Carolee Caes of Magna. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gary Garlick of Kays-vill- e and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Case of Magna. The Game ot 13 ! , n if of Fri., Nov. 16 3 to 7 p.m. As a former resident he would like to meet new and old friends to introduce his autobiography 'THE NINE LIVES OF STERLING W. SILL' Your Dollars Support your Local Missionaries LARGE DISCOUNTS ON SELECTED BOOKS FRI. & SAT., NOY. 16 & 17 LAYTON BOOK STORE E. Gentile, Layton, Utah V t Play doctor medical kit complete with 7 struments Carry case Plastic. Case is Age 3 to 7 years. motor Saturday Only Block Buster Excited over the arrival of twin daughters, their first children, are Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Fillin, 52 No. 5th E., Kaysville. The twins arrived OAVt )7o On Entire Line Mens Flannel Shirts Now, two great ways to charge! on Nov. 7 at the Davis North Medical Center in Layton. Amy weighed 3 lbs. 2 oz. and Abbey weighed 4 lbs. 15 oz. and both are doing well. The new mother is the former Nola Mitchell of Kaysville. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. William Bernard Mitchell and Mrs. Jetta Fillin all of Kaysville. M. 10 88 Little Hot Cycle Wlldflower Hot Cycles. Realistic roar. Some assembly required. M t J Shop Sun. 12-- 5 Shop Sat 10-- 6 Mon.-Fr- i. 10-- 9 Beauty Salon 295-707- is 'dCPenney STORE BOUNTIFUL 101 West 1600 North 6 Shop Catalog 298-326- 1 Auto Center 298-261- 9 in- |