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Show f 10A Variety of Classes Lakeside Review, Wednesday, July 22, 1981 .v Recreation Director Busy FARMINGTON When Ofa Lillywhite volunteered to help with some classes for the Farmington City recreation program five years ago, she didnt realize the next year she would be asked to serve as the programs director. Each year Mrs. Lillywhite analyzes the offered classes and decides to continue each class the next year or to offer some new ones. I I want classes to interest the kids. With our puppetry class children can express themselves more and put themselves into the roles, said Mrs. Lillywhite. Most of the time Mrs. Lillywhite has her three daughters, Linay 16, Krishna 14, and Suzanne 12, and two volunteers Dawn Fisher and Sandy Mower who teach the tennis, to help run the program. But last week her girls were off to camp and she helped 58 children, make paper mache COMPANY'S POND near the Valley View Golf Course on Gentile in Layton looks peaceful and quiet in the early morning hours, but it can become treacherous fends Eksngerous t recent drowning in LAYTON an irrigation pond in Layton has prompted the citys mayor to warn residents about the dangers of swimming or wading in that pond and other unsupervised ponds and reservoirs in the city. We just cant allow swimming in these irrigation ponds, Mayor Lewis G. Shields told the City Council last week. An airman from Hill Air Force Base drowned two weeks ago in Hobbs Pond, a private irrigation pond in the northeast portion of Layton. The pond is often used as a and swimming hole by adults, though swimming is illegal. Shields said Companys Pond, located at about 800 North, just west of Highway 89, is also a very treacherous area. A teen-age- rs puppets by herself. We can always use volunteers to help with the programs we have now or who have expertise in other areas and would be willing to teach a class this year or next, said Mrs. Lillywhite. When I was a young girl, I worked in the Logan program. I like to draw from those experiences and let the children come and have fun and not make it a really serious thing. I enjoy doing it for the children, she said. Some standard classes include puppetry, art where children are taught the basics of drawing; softball; swimming; tennis; and archery where the children are required to bring their own arrows. I spent $100 plus last year on arrows, said Mrs. Lillywhite. Mrs. Lillywhite draws on her Elementary Education degree from Utah State University, when children and adults use it for swimming during hot afternoons, according to Mayor Lewis G. Shields. Psayr Seays Are The surface water there gets warm when the sun shines on it, but when you get down past about a foot under the surface, it gets very cold, Shields said. Even the best swimmer can get a cramp and drown in there. Shields said Companys Pond is good for fishing and said he wouldnt want to close it to fishermen, but swimming is out. The mayor said Ira Egbert, a resident of the area of Companys Pond, and Police Chief LaMar Chard had met with City Attorney Bruce Barton to work out enforcement methods to keep people out of the ponds. Shields said there is no way to fence the area or patrol it constantly because of the size of the pond. J V GQtttC WN ATT.. an sum nm am mm Mil Mils imirmm Psnlin ; Kiumtlii tens of sms Pile NOW AT SLACKER'S OVER 4,000 YARDS OF THE MOST POPULAR COLORS, TEXTURES AND PATTERNS OF 1ST QUALITY CARPETS ARE BEING LIQUIDATED AT Vi PRICE. FIRST COME-FIRS- T SERVED. TERMS ARE CASH & CARRY ...SORRY, NO LAYAWAYS ACCEPTED. HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION) Cm Clearfield Mayor to Represent City on Sewer District Board CLEARFIELD Mayor Donal W. Townley was appointed by the Clearfield City Council as the citys representative to the North Davis County Sewer District, at last weeks council meeting. Townley has been the Mayor of Clearfield 3 years. This is the first board of this type that Town-le- y has been on. He said that most of the mayors appointed to the board are inex where she minored in art and music and took physical education classes, When she isnt running the recreation program, she enjoys her five children, gardening and reading. If signups and participation are a measure of success, Mrs. Lillywhites City Recreation there are Program is extremely successful over 700 enrolled and participating. A perienced and must gain their expertise during their six year terms. HURRY III The mayor said he would not be sure of the action he would take with the district until he was in the saddle" and had attended some of the meetings. He said that he FOR THE BEST would encourage constant review of the districts policies and ac- SELECTION! tivities and make appropriate changes. Townley begins as representative next month.. OVER Protect your engine without punishing your wallet. Withjfrop-Arti- c Motor Oil. 4,000 YARDS OF FIRST QUALITY SAXONY PLUSHES NOW If mwi V2 m PRICE. REMNANTS Many colors, styles, fabrics and sizes. 219 Wit Airway 2M0 Na Kka ParrMi Uiw, Ctnttrvill U HHMMd M., Ault 21 St W. North 390 E 400 N, Morgan Klngway Layton Tempi, Salt Laka City 8$ h?s 127 9 Main, Layton Fort Lana 88 Hawaii's 68 tOantto St, Layton 7840 9 Hwy 44, South Weber . 3000 9 900 E, SaN Lake City OaSayaCA Ploosont Viow Sinclair KzaelCa Food Town OttoPonCoton 2094 Souto Orchard Dftoe, Bountfful 1722 9. 23SS W Syracuaa Eae ISott Automottvo 1545 So. 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