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Show '( ''ll v ( :;n :w T iiJ' ' 'i ' (? . l .(Q si ' . .1' M(' ..usj grU ' December 1 1, & 13B Page 1980 90 Listed on Roy Junior High Honor Roll ROY students They Alberts, Corinne Marcia Roy Junior High has listed 90 on its first quarter honor roll. are: Susan Adair, Michelle Annette Bass, Gerri Bitton, George, Shawn Gunnarson, Homer, Todd Johnson, Judy Karen Phillips, Lynne Wheelwright, Jeff Yoshimura. Ninth grade honor roll: Jodi Morgan, Beckstead, Clifford Betten, Mike Coe, Vickie Davis, Penny Fleming, Kelly Forsgren, Tammy Goff, Jaijed Howell, Lisa Jarvis. Cheryl Jorgensen, Linda Kempinger, Ung Lee, Lisa Martin, Becky Miller, Rosita Parrilla, Kim Phillips, Jana Reese, Michael Richter, Brent Ross, Alicia Traver, Spencer Zaugg. Dianna Jensen, Vickie Jensen, Jeffrey Johnson, Robert Jones, Dee Christy Anderson, Bill Bezoski, Brenda Garcia, Angela Kirkland, Kyle Shauna Mifflin, Mark Reynolds., Louise Richards, Laura Richey, Lisa Robinson, David Tanquary, Colette Zaugg. Eighth grade honor roll: Angela Alexander, Trea Battisti, Darin Bell, Kim Caldwell, Tamara Crane, Kirk Fowers, Kelly Hall. Seventh grade high honor roll: Nathan Dalebout, Raelynn Hilton, Alice Jenkins, Piper Wilkinson. Eighth grade, high honor roll: Mat-sumur- a, Activities Planned At Roy Junior High. Larsen, Joelle Sowerby, Lalita Topper, Janelle Warren, Anne Wempe. Seventh grade honor roll: Deborah Boren, Brenda Bridges, Brent Brown, Laura Daye, Wayne Eastes, Allyson Ewing, Eric Hartman, Clarice Larkin, Tallie Martinez, Gary Mifflin. Marisa Navarro, Michelle Puzey, Scott Reeve, Brian Reynolds, Rita , Clearfield Concert Planned Wednesday - CLEARFIELD The Clearfield High Christmas choral concert Sounds of Christmas will be held Wednesday. It will be held in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. Admission will be free. SPECIAL INCLUDES: Garden, Tossed Salad or Soup, Bread and Choice of Potato. i Coupon Expires Dec. 31, 1980 0PGB SAVGD3S LAME'S BLOUSES Select Group $100 MEN'S CORDUROY PANTS1 0 A flag which was donated to the school LAYTON Nov. 14 waves proudly in front of Central Davis. Junior High, thanks to the leadership, responsibility, and hard work of Jeff Skinner, senior patrol leader of the Layton 2nd Ward, Troop 154. Jeff, along with 10 other scouts, began in October selling pizzas, earning $1 profit on each pizza, with each of them selling at least five, and Jeff selling 20. They raised $85, $25 being used to buy the schools, flag, $20 for a bulletin board for the bishops office, and the rest going to the Scout Fund. Jeff initiated and led the project as one of the requirements for earning his Eagle Scout Award, which he received Nov. 18. Sand Ridge Junior Dates Yule Concert The annual Christmas concert presented by students at Sand Ridge Junior High School has been scheduled for Dec. 18 at 7 p.m. The concert will be given in the schools gymnasium and is free for parents and anyone who would like to attend. Barbara Willie, president of the schools PTSA, will give the greeting for the evening, which is the organizations meeting for the month. ROY 0 Reg. $16.00 0 0 fo Mg!! 0 teoHg MEN'S DRESS mm tos Health .". . 25 PAIR ONLY Reg. $14 to $16 ASPIRIN KILLS PAIN, BUT WILL IT CURE? husband has had a lot of back pain. He started taking aspirin, and then had to take more and more. Now he takes as many as 20 a day. Is this wise? A. Aspirin does dull pain, but the pain should be traced to find out what is causing it. fvery day, many tragic cases of disease are discovered because pain was dulled with drugs while the disease condition is permitted to go on. Q. . SALE! U.S. Flag Donated To Central Davis News Rivera, Stacy Sherrod, Debbie Taylor, Melissa Waters, Jill Watts, Aleisha Weston, Jill Willoughby. UNHEARD OF! CHRISTM' Several events are scheduled for the ROY holiday season at Roy Junior High School. A Christmas music concert will be held on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. by the schools orchestra, bands, and choir. Earlier that day Weber State Colleges Good Company will put on an assembly at the ' school. Students involved in the program at the school will make their annual Christmas visit Dec. 18 to the Weber County Memorial Hospital. The students will be taking presents to their adopted grandparents at this time. Also scheduled on Dec. 18 is the schools first big evening dance for the school year. Music will be furnished by the group Profound Silence and students are to respect District policies when attending the dance. members of Roy Junior Highs National Sixty-tw- o Junior Honor Society and honor roll students went to the Hansen Planetarium in Salt Lake City to see the current program Star of Bethlehem. Alter the star show, they had a tour of the facilities. Chris Brown and Mrs. Tullis accompanied the group to the event. Good Any Day Any Tima My o MEN'S CASUAL ENTIRE STOCK! $p,0 Reg. to $10.00 Back pain indicates problems of a most seroius nature. It is in the spinal column that the body's millions of nerve trunks are found When the spinal column is crooked or vertebrae are out of place, some of these nerves are put under, dangerous pressure. This is when hips, shoulders, muscles, legs, arms and every other part of the body are threatened. Without adequate ner ve contact with the brain, they can , not function well. 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