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Show , i- i. ... I '1 V n Page 9A Lakeside Review Wednesday, June 24, 1981 Lancelles Busy With Summer Activities LAYTON Twenty women from Layton High School have been chosen for the Lancelles, Layton High's drill team. Even though school is out for the summer, the girls spend four hours each day at the school gym practicing and getting ready for the busy season The Lancelles will be leaving for Utah State University in Logan next week where they will attend a drill clinic. At the camp, they will take several classes in different aspects of drill. When they return home, they will incorporate the ideas they glean in Logan into new routines. On July 1, the camp will culminate with a competition between the drill teams attending. Most high schools in Utah have drill teams which attend the camp. Last year the Lancelles took first place in the competition. On July Fourth, the team will be in the Layton parade and will perform twice during the day's celebration; once at 1 p.m. on the baseball field at Layton High and again just before the fireworks display in the football stadium. Plans are already being made for the Lancelles to travel to Dallas, Texas, in February to the National Drill Com- ( Lancelles this year. Marie Anopol is the assistant drill mistress. President of the drill team is Amelia Beeson and Conell Bennett is the vice s petition. Last fall the group traveled to California to the Miss USA Drill Pageant where they took fifth in dance, fifth in novelty, and fourth in military out of a group of 38 competing drill teams. While in California, a member ,of the Lancelles, Kathleen Isom, was selected as second runner-u- p in the Miss Drill Team USA. She is drill mistress for the president. Secretary is Mindy Green. Other members who were selected at the close of the school year are: Kim Cottle, Jalaire Barton', Nicci Adams, Gina Dalton, Lisa Wadsworth, Nancy Flitton, Jeannie Johnston, Stephanie Stocks, Alison Layton, Sabora Parry, Jerilyn Huffaker, Tracy Monroe, Lucy Sergent, Karla Pearson and Gina Durbano. Accepts Mission Call FARMINGTON Keven Rohwer, son of Bert Roh-wand Earlene Rohwer, will enter the LDS Mission Home on July 2. He has been called to serve in the New Mexico Albuquerque LDS Mission. He will be speaking at the Farmington 8th Ward at 8 a.m. on Sunday. Rohwer has been attending Utah State University on an athletic scholarship for track and field. At Davis High he was all state track Rohwer is a four-yea- r seminary graduate and has worked as a lifeguard for Cherry Hill Camoeround and taken care of the swimming and tennis at Summerset. He is presently working for a heating and air conditioning firm in Logan. er Mission Report FRUIT HEIGHTS -Elder Bruce Brand, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brand of Fruit Heights, will report on his mission Sunday at 2:45 p.m. at the Fruit Heights Mountain Road Chapel. Elder Brand served in the California San Jose Mission. He graduated from Davis High School and attended Weber State College one year prior to entering the mission field. Y, gjf ill 4 ?b33rr-PRIMARY is Worldwide was the theme of the Syracuse LDS Stake Primary parade. Each ward's Primary depicted a different part of the world or - - problems pertinent to a general area, children represent the Netherlands. Pair Get Flea Market Saturday PAUL P. TUVESON LAYTON -- The Layton 10th LDS Ward Relief Society will sponsor a flea market, Saturday, at 4 Roy Man Gets Call p.m. It will be held at the church parking lot at 1591 - Farmington Native Earns MBA Degree Lee FARMINGTON and Anna Olsen, 121 E. 500 N., Farmington, have" accepted a call to serve in the Washington D.C. Mission of the LDS Church. The Olsens assignment will be to work in the plus free movie cartoons at 6 p.m. A dinner will cost 99 cents. cream, games, dunking machine, and motorcycle rjdes for kids of all ages, 766-412- W. 1600 No, ROY Paul P. Members will be selling Tuveson, son of Mr. and new and used items. An Mrs. Virgil L. Tuveson of auction will be held at 6 3889 S. 2275 W., Roy, has p.m. for items not sold. been called to serve in the There will be baked' Oklahoma Tulsa LDS home made ice Mission. He will speak goods, at a.m. in 8:30 the FARMINGTON The son of Farmington resident Sunday Roy 15th LDS Ward. He Anna Lee and Olsen, Rodney C. Olsen, received a will enter masters of business administration degree from Utah training July missionary 9. IN State University during the June 6 commencement Tuveson graduated exercises. AFRICA EAST from Roy High School and is by employed Send your help Olsen is married to the former Annette Swenson of THROUGH ' Layton. The couple has three children and make their Associated Pipe ComEAST AFRICA 111? pany, Clearfield. of Davis a Olsen (Vt J!i APPEAL High graduate An open house is couple will enter the 80,1001 312 Sutter Street Rm 602 University of Utah. He is a Certified planned Saturday all day Mission Training Center San Francisco, CA 94108 Public accountant and is currently working as a and all friends and in Provo on July 8. family financial analyst for the LDS Church. are invited. LDS Call Washington These RIDING on one item of merchandise for the Layton 10th LDS Ward flea market are Cody Holley, 5, and Bryce Holley, 2, sons of Evan and Annette Holley, 12 S. 128 W., Clearfield. 5 vs lass. I Millions Starving Off On all windshields and sliding back truck windows. Also good towards your deductable from your insurance. We do the paperwork. i Temple Visitors Center. At 4:50 p.m. on Sunday, the Speakers will be the Farmington 1st Wards Olsens and other mem- bers of their family. The sacrament meeting. Lf" East Gentile, Layton 411 (Acrosi from Fort Lono Shopping Contor) , 77 SI jS RIDGE RIDER CYCLES SoTWHEELS 10 - "WESTERN PUBLISHING COLORING BOOK ASSORTMENTS 69 VAL'.lw LITTLE GOLDEN BOOKS VALUE sssw iuP Suzuki SM125 YOUR CHOICE k , r N -- "''A'; ' f f f'A u.i - YOUR CHOICE V' CRAFTMASTER 1-2- ; -3 PAINT SETS ikn MONOPOLY GAME . 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