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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL JULY 24. 1930 Bountiful Truck Driver Killed In Idaho Viishap "numerous trips MOUNTAIN HOME, IDA. A Bountiful truck driver involved in a highway accident here that killed three other persons besides himself was very familiar w ith area having made A SPOKESPERSON for Garrett Freight Lines said, puzzling to see what happened. It just doesnt seem "It's very Mr. and Mrs. Wallace F. Allen flew to Florida where they vacationed in Miami and drove to the Florida Keys visiting points of interest. They drove to Tallahassee CLEARFIELD THANKS WEBER BASIN4 It was time for Clearfield city officials to take their hats off for a job well done by the Corpsmen involved include: Richard Billy, David McKerry, Russell Reynolds, Mike YVooters, Rick Baldwin, Ralph Jefferson, Robert Manygoats, Jeff Thomas, Dan Huntington, Jim Jaquoth, Bill Knight, Robert Medona, Roger YY7ilt, John Almendinger, Lee Leonard Jue, Anthony Menter, Aurthur Monoz, Bill Phillips and Keith Robinson. Not pictured were Robert Bauer, and Calvin eber Basin Job Corps earthmoving crew. The 20 have worked to level out the new Steed Park at 300 N. corpsmen 1000 YV. and prepare it for sprinkler system installation and grass planting. No small task, some 27 acres were included as equipment from a scraper to a loader, and back hoe were used to make the contours right for what will be a beautiful family park. Instructors are Harold Green, front and Byron Deleeuw, third from left in front. YY Davis Six amateur figure skaters from Davis County won first place in their respective divisions during the annual Copper Cup figure skating competition held July Bountiful ice arena. The meet was hosted by the Utah Figure Skating Club of Bountiful and sanctioned and approved by the United States Figure Skating Association, of which the Utah club is a charter member. e THE SIX winners are: Christine Adams, Merilee Rowland, Holly Cook, and Wayne LeFevre, all Bountiful; Monica Millard and David Millard, both North Salt Lake. Several other local skaters received second and third place awards during the meet. first-plac- Approximately 75 skaters Kaysville Jr. High School for classes this fall. PRESCHOOL registration is being held Aug. 5, 6 and 7 at the school from to 5 p.m. Sixth grade students are to I register Tuesday. Aug. 5. seventh grade students on Wednesday, Aug. 6 and eighth competed during the two-da- event. These skaters y repre- sented amateur figure skating clubs from six western states Utah, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Colorado, and California and included several skaters in summer training at some of the western clubs but whose home clubs are as far away as Cleveland, Kansas City and Minnesota. THE MEET consisted of 16 different events, with the skaters competing according to their age and ability. These events and the top winners in descending order for each event are: Pixies (up to age 9 but with no previous test experience): Melissa Getrost, Broadmoor FSC, Colorado Springs, Col-oRoxanne Nalder, UFSC, .; Layton; Shannon Smith, UFSC, Layton. Ladies: Melanie Spradlin, Las Vegas FSC; Catherine Jack-soUFSC, North Salt Lake; Teri Graham, UFSC, North Salt Lake. Men: Artie Kramer, Las Vegas FSC; Travis Nelson, UFSC, Salt Lake City. PRELIMINARY Ladies Group A (age 10 and under): Christine Adams, UFSC, Bountiful; Natalie Nalder, UFSC, Layton; Shannon Hoolihan, Las Vegas FSC. Preliminary Ladies Kaysville News grade students on Thursday, Aug. 7. NEW STUDENTS to the area may register any of the three days. School pictures will be taken at this time to be used for activity cards. PRINCIPAL Farrell Humphreys said all students must be registered, np THE 10 YY7aits. Skaters Score Time To Register At Kaysville Junior High Registration is now underway for students in the Kaysville, Fruit Heights and Farmington area to register at the i, DAVIS-19- Mrs. Betty McCarty is now at home convalescing after being confined to the McKay-De- e Hospital the past weeks undergoing treatment. Heather and Holly Bizzell, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bizzell were guests of Roger and Janet Trump and son Justin for three days at Bear Lake. In Meet Monica Group B (age Millard, UFSC, North Salt Lake; Lara Robertson, UFSC. Salt Lake City; Tracy DuPuis, USFCA member at large, Colorado Springs. FIRST TEST Ladies: Melissa Sessions, Las Vegas FSC; Heidi Holman, Intermountain FSC. Salt Lake City: Kimberly Peck, UFSC, Bountiful. First Test Men 12 and under; Wayne LeFevre, UFSC, Bountiful: Mathew Huffman, Kansas City FSC. FIRST TEST Men 13 and over: David Millard, UFSC, North Salt Lake; David Walker, Great Falls FSC. Second test Ladies: Holly Cook, UFSC, Bountiful; (ays. JCIls Parade Ladies: Teri Donnelly, Broadmoor FSC, Rebecca Watson, Arctic Blades FSC, Seal Beach, Calif.; Robin Kuehn, Broadmoor FSC. Fourth test Ladies: Sara Huffman, Kansas City FSC; Kathy Searle, UFSC, Salt Lake City; Allison Lintell, Broadmoor FSC. FIFTH TEST Men: Michael Stephenson, Great Falls FSC; Jon Jackson, UFSC, Centerville; Eddie Shipstad, Broadmoor FSC. Fifth Test Ladies: Caryn Kadary, Westminster FSC of Erie; Renee Sartuche, Broadmoor FSC; Terry Gregory, Broadmoor FSC. SEV ENTH TEST Lad'ies: Kelly Webster, Cleveland FSC; Schonda Greene, Broadmoor FSC. Special Teens (for late starters who have not yet passed their second level tests): Kids in colorful costumes s will lead a parade down blocks for the JCK's Lewis, Ufsc, Bountiful. Kays-ville'- annual children's parade, sponsored by the Kaysville Civic Association. ASSEMBLY TIME is at 5:30 p.m. at the Kaysville Elementary School and all entries must be registered. There will be prizes for both individual and group and all participants will receive a gift. CENTRALIZATION THIRD TEST Readied THEME OF the parade is "I Love A Parade" says Susan Major, parade chairman. All children in the Kaysville and Fruit Heights areas are invited to participate. 15 Kenna Bailey, UFSC, Centerville; Virginia Hugoe, West Bountiful. THE PARADE will begin at the Kaysville Elementary School and proceed west to Main Street on Center Street, then along Main Street to First North and east to First East disbanding at the school grounds. Mrs. Major and all Jaycee members encourage every child to decorate their tricycle, wagon or dress up and become part of this big parade, np Merilee Rowland, UFSC, Bountiful; Melanie Hyde, UFSC, Bountiful; Buffy ARTISTRY ON Ice (skaters listen to a musical number one time through, then skate their owm interpretation of it free style upon hearing it played the second time): Kelly Webster, Cleveland FSC; Rebecca Watson, Arctic Blades FSC; Caryn Kadary, Westminster FSC of Erie. The Utah figure skaters were coached by Russell Sessions, Bountiful; and Kris Sherard, Salt Lake City. JUDGES FOR the meet were: Jim Larkin (referee), Linda Leaver, Ida Tateoka, Elva Oakes, JoAnne Harvey, and Margo Nate, all Salt Lake City; Betty Sonnhalter, Arctic Blades FSC, Seal Beach Calif.; and Margery Schleh, Sacramento. Ms. Sonnhalter serves as a national judge for USFSA and is also a second vice president of the national association. Ms. Schheh is a Pacific Coast Sectional vice president of judges. where they spent the remainder of their time with their son Mr. and Mrs. Rex Allen and children, Jacob, Justin and Jonathan. W'hile they were with the grandchildren, Rex and his wife Nancy attended the LDS Church Area Conference for four days held at Lakeland, Fla. They returned home after three weeks. For the July 4th weekend Mr. and Mrs. William Packer entertained for their children and families with 29 in attendance. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blood and family fo Los Alamos, New. Mex. Attorney and Mrs. Kent and children of Phoenix, Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. Scott Packer and family of Moab, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bitner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Packer and family of Kaysville. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blood and family are moving from Cam-mac- between Salt Lake City and Boise. k New Mexico back to East Layton to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Morton spent Wednesday in Midway visiting with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Kunz and family of Provo and Mrs. Ned B. Roueche of Kaysville were Monday and Tuesday guests of their mother, Mrs. Lucile B. Sheffield. Mrs. Dorraine Hales and her mother Mrs. Mina Oldham of Kaysville, Miss Nicola Chapman of England were dinner guests in Bountiful on Sunday of Mark Borski. Miss Melanie Borski of Spo- kane, Wash, is visiting in Kaysville with her grand- mother, Mrs. Mina Oldham 'and her aunt Mrs. Dorraine Hales and also with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Maw at South Weber and her brother Mark Borski in Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lenox sited in Sausilito, Calif, with vi- their daughter Kathleen Lenox for one week. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kirkpatrick and family took their son Jay Kirkpatrick to Aspen, Colo, where Jay will study and participate in the Ballet West summer program. Jay won a scholarship from thd University of Utah for this opportunity with Ballet West. Weekend guest of Mr. and. Mrs. Y'ene Collett and family was their sister-in-laMrs. Rose Rasmussen of Tracy, Calif. Brent Collett of Gallop, New Mex. is now at home for the summer months with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vene Collett. Other visitors of the Colletts were Mr. and Mrs. Don Collett of Vernal. Mr. and Mrs. Max Benson of Rexburg, Ida. were visitors over the wekend of their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Benson. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Dredge and daughter Dantzel, and son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Dredge and Mrs. Gladys Albano, attended the Festival of Arts at American Fork last week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Collett of Vernal were visitors over the weekend of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hess and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. James Rasmussen met their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Peterson and three children of Page, Ariz. in St. George. From there they drove on to Santa Ana, Calif, where they were met by Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussens other daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Malem and three children of San Diego. The group enjoyed their vacation time together by spending three days in the Los Angeles area sightseeing places of interest and visiting Disneyland. After their visit there they returned to San Diego and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Malan and family for a sightseeing tour of that area. Mrs. Edna Rasmussen of Clearfield flew to San Diego and joined them. They all spent time at Tijuana, Mexico shopping and the men enjoyed a deep sea fishing trip. En route home they spent time in Phoenix, Ariz., returning from a ten day vacation trip. Ruspossible. He (James D. sell, 57 of Bountiful) had made this trip very often. The accident happened about 40 miles from Boise, destination of the triple-traile- r truck that Mr. Russell was driving. It was about 9:35 a.m.. weather was clear, and the truck appeared to be in good mechanical condition. AN AUTOPSY was scheduled on the truck driver, according to an Associated Press news story. Idaho Highway Patrol reports say the accident happened on Interstate Highway truck r 84 when a slammed into the rear of a line of vehicles near Mountain Home that were waiting for construction to be cleared. THE TRUCK apparently plowed right over a camper truck from Oregon, killing its triple-traile- three occupants, and then slammed into a bus that was carrying about 45 members ol the "New Horizons" singing group representing the LDS Church. Several youngsters aboard the bus and their chaperones were injured. However, it was after decided that the group remaining in the Mountain Home area as guests of Mormon families overnight, decided to continue their trip to Washington where they had several singing engagements scheduled. THE TRUCK driver was experienced with a good driving record." They added that they could not remember any other serious traffic accident r rig. involving a Idaho State law allows rigs on some state if highways including they are less than 105 total feet long and weigh less than 105,000 pounds. triple-traile- -trailer Schedule Of Events For Handcart Days The following is the schedule for the Handcart j Days events: JULY 24, 6:30 p.m. parade. After parade, bands in review at city park, games and fun. From 10 a.m. to 8 Art Center, p.m., arts and crafts exhibits at Bountiful 2175 South Main. a.m., chuckwagon breakfast at July 24, at rose city park; 6:45 a.m. flagraising ceremony at starts mini marathon 7 in a.m., city park; garden at city fire 9:45 display department a.m., city park; park. JULY 24, 10 a.m., booths, rides, fun and food at city park; 10:30 a.m. , races and games for children at city park; 10 a.m., antique car show at city park; 10 a.m., arts and crafts exhibits at Bountiful Art Center. From 6 p.m., softball playoffs at city park; 9 p.m., Beautiful Bountiful Home Front steps of the Tabernacle. 2-- JULY 25, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., arts and crafts exhibit at Bountiful Art Center; 9 p.m., Beautiful Bountiful Home on steps of the Tabernacle. July 26, 9 p.m., Beautiful Bountiful Home on steps of the Tabernacle; July 27, 8 p.m.. Multi Regional Fireside at the Regional Center. Kays. Medical 0N 1 s C5MI't v Center Burglarized Kaysville Medical Center at No. 7 Crestwood Road, was burglarized during early morning hours on July 16 according to police Lt. Elmer Morrison who investigated the robbery. LT. MORRISON said they were notified about a.m. when a nurse went to get some drugs and discovered they were all cleaned out including the safe. The exact time is unknown, however, entry was gained through a w indow of Dr. David Warden's office. SOME OF the drugs were not unde rlock and key. The hard and the injectionable drugs such as morphine, GOODS OF CENTRALIZATION Back in 1915, the Davis County School District was young, having been formed by an act of the Legislature creating centralized districts throughout the state just a year or two before. Gone were high schools in Bountiful, and Layton, at least for a good many years, and Syracuse up to the present day. Kaysville High, meanwhile, gave up its local identity in favor of county unity and hoped for That name it retains today, as Davis High School. money-savingOnce the only school of its kind in the county, it is now joined by five others bearing not only such local names as Bountiful and Lay-toonce again, but new ones like Clearfield and Woods Cross. Only Viewmont joins Davis in not identifying a specific city in its name. codine, etc., were stored in the 150 pound safe and the safe had been carried off. The robbers made no mess or stirred anything up. Dr. Warden was at his office at 7 a.m. and did not detect anything disturbed to indicate a robbery had occurred. s. n, LT. MORRISON said total loss to date was $479 plus the loss of safe and its contents, which had not been estimated. He said they had no leads, np LAYTON HILLS MALL OFFICERS de- scribed by Garrett Freight Lines officials as "begin very Heading up activities with the Layton Hills Mall Merchants Association are Tom Whitesides, left, president; Kent Webb, treasurer; Jean WTalker, secretary and Lynn Schiffman, vice president. |