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Show Pag 6B, Lakasid Rviw, wm 'S6 b , , July 1, 1981 ? v, cSfc wf ' R i " TROUBLE in River City is forecast by Jerry Smithy, (left) as Professor Harold Hill to Steven Smith in production of Music Man. i Play Starts Tonight Riverdale Community Theater is busy rehearsing for its upcoiming presentation of Meridith Wilson's, The Music Man. Performances will be July 1, 2, 3, and 4 at 7:30 p.m. on the front courtyard of the Club Heights Elementary School, 100 E. 4150 S. Tickets are $2 per person and $7 for a Tickets can be purfamily ticket. chased from cast members or at the gate. Production is under the direction of Jo D Ann Dance. Musical director is Stephen G. Miller is Reimschussel Peggy choreographer and general manager. Highlight of the show will be the Riverdale city councilmen as the and the city traveling salesmen manager as the town constable. The main characters, Jerry Smith as bara Kment as Marian Paroo the librarian, will also make for an enjoyable evenings entertainment, along with the rest of the cast composed of area residents. and Library Offers Services for Area Children FARMINGTON Children make up the readership of all books checked out at the Farmington Branch of the Davis County Library, according to Pete Giacoma, branch librarian. The system circulated 330,000 books last year and of that, about 165,000 were childrens books. Picture books made up 102,000 of the childrens book circulation, said Giacoma. The library offers many services designed especially for the child. Each branch has a Childrens Librarian who has specialized training in working Giacomas directly with children. speciality is childrens services. The major' function of the childs librarian is the readers advisory, according to Giacoma. The standard question is, What is the last thing you read that you really From that question the enjoyed, librarian tries to find books which are near the childs interest, yet constantly moving the child upward in reading ability, said Giacoma. Librarians try to find out what the child can understand if they just read the words or can understand concepts. Giacoma believes that realistic fiction is better for children than science fiction because the children have a hard time grasping the. c9smic ideas. one-ha- lf DANIEL WILSON NORMAN ELLIOTT JOHN ARMSTRONG 3 Farmington Scouts Earn Eagle Badges FARMINGTON Three Farmington scouts have earned their Eagle badges in recent ceremonies. Norman M. Elliott, 13, son of Max and Margaret Elliott, 923 S. 200 E., received his Eagle Scout award during a special sacrament service in the Farmington IDS Fourth Ward. To Norman, the Eagle Scout award is the greatest achievement of his life so far but a close second is his second place medal received in the Cottonwood Mall 6.2 mile run. He became interested in running when he was working on his personal fitness merit badge. Norman runs three miles one day and five miles the next. His father has begun running with him. He has found that the merit badges he has worked on have helped him even after he has finished the project. He enjoys the animal house he made while working on his mammal merit badge. For his Eagle project, he built a 2x3 foot scout showcase to put the pictures and names of troop Duty to God and Eagle recipients. Norman looks forward to working toward a palm, and attending Davis High in the fall. In Sundays LDS Farmington 4th Wards sacrament meeting services, Daniel H. Wilson, 16, son of Hubert and Bonnie Wilson of 247 S. 650 W., received his Eagle Scout award. Danny has learned the most from his emergency prepardness merit badge. It taught him a great deal about survival and what to do in an emergency. For his Eagle project, he repaired the hymn books in his wards chapel. The books that could not be repaired were discarded and he took some of his personal money and some of the troops money and purchased new ones. ADVANTAGE of a sunny morning, Verl B. of 1065 S. 1000 W., Clearfield, cultivates a garden spot, contemplating the good things to come. Many of these small gardens may be seen along the route taken by Utah TAKING Garrett Power & Light when the new lines were installed across North Davis County. The ground now owned by the power company has sheen leased basck for a nominal sum and gardens flourish below the high tension wires. Legion Elects Slate off Officers Fay Briggs was installed as commander of American Legion Post 134, during the June meeting. Serving with him are : Clint Butler, first vice commander; Terry Timmons, second Joe Ward, adjutant; and Bob Kay, finance officer. Other officers installed during the Art Howell, service meeting were: officer; Chuck Johnson, judge advocate; Bob Dyer, Sergeant-at-armDavid Watson, chaplain; B.J. Fry, historian; and Paul Bingham and Bill Bosley, executive committee members. Installation ceremonies were conducted by Bryan Lewis, commander, American Legion District II. Briggs said his goals for this year are . s; books-in-seri- ...SO . GET... ...YOU CAN 15 At Academy Graduation WHILE YOU'RE AT LAKEVIEW ESTATES... ibe Utah National Guard 144th Evacuation Hospital in Salt Lake City. He received the Flint Award, which is presented to the candidate showing the most improvement during the officer candidate course, and he was given the Association of the United State Army plaque, presented to the outstanding leadership graduate at the academy. He graduated with 28 other second I r..CCHS Kara CALCS under construct,on! 2600 N. 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He worked as an emergency medical technician and a medical specialist. CLEARFIELD SUNSET RANCHEnE, ASSUMABLE Layton Man Gets Honors -- LAYTON Lt. Wendell R. Mann of Layton graduated in June from Utah ."Military Academy Officer Candidate School. One of four honor graduates, he received two of the five honor awards. fMann was selected while serving in . " is July breakfast sponsored by the 773-922- FINANCING!! - meeting Clearfield Breakfast the Salt Lake hospital by helicopter. She had been riding on the truck which is used to pick up trash at the park when the accident occurred at about 12:30 a.m. . 20.. general Hurt in Fall Danny is a junior at Davis High and plans to participate in weight training FARMINGTON An for physical fitness. He is interested in at Lagoon accident psychology, sociology and studying Amusement Park related to law. subjects A swimming accident Monday hospitalized a LAYTON I had a lot of help from my parents. Kearns girl who the life of a Hill Air Force Base year-ol- d My father really helped and I probably is an employee of the worker Sunday afternoon. wouldnt have gotten my Eagle if it Airman 1st Class Angelo Grabowski 'ark. werent for him said Danny. 19, of the 421st Aircraft Maintenance Denise Davis fell off the John Armstrong, 13, son of Brent and to 388th Tactical back of a garbage truck the connected Unit Gloria Armstrong, 358 E. 750 S. at Hill, was swimming and struck her head, The second purpose of the librarian is Fighter Wing received his Eagle Scout award in LDS with Hobbs Pond, a private according to the Davis at a group sacrament meeting services in the to educate children in the use of the water storage pond near County irrigation Sheriffs Ward 4th said Giacoma. Librarians Sunday. Farmington library, 89 when the accident oc- - Department" She was in Highway give curriculum help for teachers and curred. critical condition Monday Cleaning Woodland Park and im- often go to classrooms to introduce the Layton Police said Grabowski dived at LDS Hospital in Salt proving the path by the picnic areas children to books and give book talks." into the pond at the same time another Lake City where she was was Johns Eagle project. He had help swimmer swung out over the water being treated in the from David Bentley, Norman Elliott, kinand For preschoolers intensive and. Jeff Greenwell during the 18 hours dergarteners, the library offers a story from a rope. The two collided in midair shock-traum- a and Grabowski did not surface after care unit, it took to sweep up the garbage, clean hour. The Branch hour is Farmington Miss Davis was taken to hitting the water. out the fire pits, including the grills, dig Friday at 1:00 p.m. The older reader Others at the pond tried to reach him, the weeds and line the path with rocks might enjoy some of the books listed on but could not find him in the deep and cover it with gravel. a summer reading list of childrens which reaches a depth of 50 feet. water, He also achieved the position of prepared by the Davis Grabowski s body was recovered by Ordeal Member of the Order of the County Library. Layton Police Department and Davis Arrow on Saturday after working on Some of the series books include County Paramedic divers. minimum food for a 24 hour period Police said the pond attracts groups and sleeping out alone in a rocky sage Carolyn Haywood, The Eddie Books; of swimmers each year, though it is Taylor, brush meadow overnight. The work he Sydney did was to put in insulation and sheet Family; Beverly Cleary, The Henry privately owned and has no lifeguard on duty. rock the commissary at the East Fork Huggins Books; John Fitzgerald, The Great Brain Books; The Green Grabowski was originally from of Bear on the west end of the Uintah Knowe Books; and Zilpha Keatley Delaware, according to Hill public Mountains in Utah. Snyder, The Green-Sk- y relations officers. Trilogy. John felt that he learned the most from his environmental science merit badge because he could see how ecology and nature work together. John was on the high honor roll for the entire 7th grade year at Kaysville WHAT!! AT LAKEVIEW ESTATES Junior High, plays the piano, rides horses, and enjoys sports. STILL Hew points to his father as helping him the most in achieving his Eagle. He was the Scout Master for most of my scouting time, he said. PRIME RATE The next being have of the meet. scheduled on Thursday at 8 p.m. Meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month. 773-248- Gr Mishap Takes Airman's Life Briggs said a new location is sought by the Post, as they outgrown the facilities of the turn century building where they now to enlarge and expand. A membership drive is being conducte with an early bird drawing for new members or those renewing membership for 1982. To be eligible for the drawing, members must join in July or August. First prize in the drawing - will be an AM-F8 track radio; second prize is a Shakespeare Alpha 2100, ball bearing spinning fishing reel; and third prize is an Eagle Claw spinning reel. The Post, which was chartered in 1957, has a current membership of 159. Any Clearfield veteran who is interested in joining or desires more information should contact Joe Ward 8 or stop by the. Post headquarters, 795 N. Main. . CATHIE 2 bath. 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