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Show ! DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, NORTH DAVIS LEADER. APRIL 8, 1981 WEEKLY REFLEX higher during February-Marc- h 1981 than during the same period in 1980. The greatest rises were due to recharge from rivers and creeks where IN THE Milford area, Escalante Valley, levels generally rose; rises were as much as eight feet along the Beaver River. There were some local declines of as much as six feet, but most of the declines were they enter the valleys or less than one foot. Water Ground-wate- r levels in most parts of Utah were generally basins. The maximum mea- sured rise was 17.5 feet near Levan. of less than three feet, while Cedar City Valley had rises of as much as Receives Eagle Brian Taylor, 16. of 360 East 1st South, Kaysville, received his Eagle Scout Badge March 31. 1981 at a Court of Honor conducted by the Kaysville Second Ward Troop 408. Brian is the son of Bishop and Mrs. Lowell Taylor. feet occurred in 1980. Most declines were due to pumping for irrigation or public supply. late-seas- a 3 i it 14 M i 8 MINOR LEAGUE BASKETBALL Layton City Recreation concluded Minor League Basketball with an eight team single elimination tournament. Teams were seated in tournament according to their league standings. LEAGUE I HE HAS served as the varsity team captain, earned 2 skill awards and 22 merit badges. He has received his On My Honor award and has served as president of the Deacons WATER LEVELS rose as much as two feet in the central part of Cache Valley, while declines were less than one foot in the southern part but as much as eight feet in the northern part. In Curlew Valley, levels generally declined less than two feet but rose near Snowville and in the southern part of the valley. Along the Wasatch Front, levels generally rose. The East Shore area had local rises of as much as feet and declines of as much as four feet, whereas Jordan Valley had local rises of 10 feet and local declines of up to 16 feet. IN UTAH Valley, rises were as much as 10 feet, but declines of up to 10 feet occurred in Goshen Valley. Levels in Cedar Valley, west of Utah Lake, rose as much as four feet, with local declines of less than two feet. 1 Water levels rose through- Winners from each League received trophies. Trophies were also awarded to tournament winners (Crestview I), coached by Mike Brown and assistant Allen Chournis. Beginning this year team trophies will be awarded and displayed in schools. This year Ken Bullock, principal of Crestview Elementary, accepted this years trophy and will display it proudly in their show case. Becliy And Spence Both much as 17 feet. Water levels generally rose in Tooele Valley. The rises were as much as three feet, but declines of less than three feet occurred in the southeastern part of the valley . Water levels in the Sevier Desert generally rose; rises were as much as 17 feet on the east side of the basin, while declines were less than one foot. Similarly, levels generally rose in Pavant Valley with local rises of as much as 16 feet; while declines were less than two feet. Scout Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts to the annual It will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on May 2 at Layton High School. Tickets sell for $1 and children under 14 are admitted free when accompanied by an adult. SCOUTS AND cubs from the Lake Bonneville Council, Lakeview, Francis Peak and Gateway districts will participate in the Scouting skills will be demonstrated by scout and cub scout packs from all districts listed above. The $1 ticket contribution Scout-O-Ram- scout-o-ram- 458 E. 2nd S.. Kaysville. Tickota the form of prizes while another part of the contribution stays in the local troop or pack to help pay for supplies and activities. TICKETS WILL be handed out April 1 at 8:30 a.m. Lake-viepeople will receive their tickets at Roy Jr. High School. Tickets for those living in the Gateway District can be picked up at North Layton Jr. High. Money should be turned into the ticket committees on April 15, 22, and 29. 1 a. . - directly helps the boy selling the ticket and the troop or pack he belongs to. A portion of the money is returned to the boy in will be knocking on doors beginning April 1 1 to sell tickets k Jeff B. KAYSVILLE Thompson, age 14. son of LeVar and Pam Thompson. AT THE school he has been active in assemblies, musicals and student government. A member of the schools high honor roll each year Brian is also a member of the schools tennis team, np O Hama 1 JEFF THOMPSON Eagle Honor All-Sta- BRIAN TAYLOR I and Teachers QudTunf Quorum in his ward. Brian is a junior at Davis High and is active in student activities. He is an member of the basketball team and has participated in Little League sports. 1 1 out Juab Valley locally as Esca- 29-fo- ot area. Escalante Valley, where rises of up to 29 if feet and declines In the lante Valley, levels generally rose two feet. In the south end of the area, declines were measured in the same rises in area as the 1980. Most other declines were less than one foot. levels in Parowan and Cedar City Valley generally rose. Parowan Valley had local rises of eight feet and declines SOME AREAS showed only rises, with no declines being measured. Declines were recorded in only about 25 percent of the state in which dates are available. The maximum measured decline was 18.2 feet at the south end of the 15 of less than one foot. area, w re- ceived his Eagle Scout award at a Court of Honor held in the Kaysville 2nd Ward on March 31. 1981. JEFF HAS served as a den chief, scribe, assistant patrol leader and patrol leader. He is currently a junior assistant scoutmaster and the varsity scout team captain in Troop 408. He has earned his Arrow of Light award, eight skill awards and 22 merit badges. He has also received his On My Honor award and is serving on the staff of the Lake Bonneville Council Troop Leader Training Camp. An active member of the LDS Church, he has served as secretary and president of the Deacon Quorum and is now first counselor in the Teachers Quorum. He has also received his Duty To God Trail award. : A FRESHMAN at Davis High School, he is on the high honor roll and has participated in -- cross country and track teams and plays on a AYSO soccer team, np a Outstanding Individuals The reason for the question on Spence was the record By DAVE WIGHAM At each effort of Clearfields Mark track and field meet the Carter who had a toss of 598 which was about two inches farther than the existing state record set by David Hart of Skyline. CLEARFIELD coaches get together near the end to pick the outstanding individuals for that meet and honor them. The coaches at the Davis District meet did just that. Usually though the choice is a tough one, this time it wasn't. THE GIRL coaches had no other choice but Becky Bjorn from Bountiful High while the boys had a tougher time but junior Spence DeGraw of Davis was still a unanimous choice. ITS TOUGH to overlook that accomplishment but Spence definitely deserved the award noted his coach, Tom Packer. The record will not sit though as this meet, in its first year, was not a sanctioned meet and thus no records can be set. What Spence did though was win both the 00 meter and 1 200 meter sprints and then achored the winning sprint relay team that narrowly edged out a strong Viewmont club. MR. DeGRAW was second in the state last year as a sophomore in the 100 event and things point to him as a favorite in this years state meet. He had a fine time of 11.19 seconds in the 100 meter race although his coach noted he has gone faster this year. Then in the 200 meter event he showed his power and strength by pulling away from the field down the final 20 yards. There is nothing left to be said about the effort of Becky in Shop and Save Money Buster Brown dresses up the season with shoes that have everything from fit to fashion for your little girl. J free gifts $18" $19" SizMl'A-1- 2 Size 1214-- 3 White and Black Patent widths FREE PARKING! 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Y (YOUR FAMIL EASTER FASHION THE STATION will operate at 680 KHZ with a power of 1,000 watts, enough to reach all of Davis County to Ogden and down to Provo, Mr. Williams said, noting it will broade cast only at present, tb day-tim- SUISMT Sftflcgy Aim SSVft TM! ffijili nr;'i) 'S' starting a stars search, fm looking for girls ranging in age from 3 to 16 years who would like to receive professional dance instruction and try out for team membership f Tm ifei ' aspects of dance and our training program touches them all. Jatz. Ballet and Drill. My drill team experiences which began as a high school cheerleader, have been wide and varied, from BYU Cougarette Commandant to Director of the University of Utah My love of dance and drill teams has lead me to originate the Junior Drill team program and presently serve as the director of the original Stars Junior Drill Team and national director for the Stars Junior Drill Teams of America. To date, the stars have made impressive appearances on two Osmond Family shows and have performed half time shows for many professional football and basketball audiences. Additional performances have included special stage shows at Disneyland and Disneyworld. accept this personal invitation to attend out "Star Search'' clinic and try outs and discover the exciting ard fun world of Dance with the Stars. Please I nwd Super Stars are Junior High School age andor over 5' tall and will register April 8th at 7:00 PM. at the Studio of ri-J- L vj k ; for America's best junior drill team, The Stars. Dur ing my 25 years of experience in the dance world, as both student and instructor, I've learned to appreciate all input on format and other 0 STARSO-GRA- these Loolis To M753 m First up she won the 800 meter race by a full seven seconds. She then went on to lap everyone, including the 2nd place finisher, in the 3200 meter race. As if this wasn't enough a couple of minutes after winning the 3200 meter race, grueling event, she showed up running the final lap of the 1600 meter relay race. "The day of the meet seems to be her easy day," noted her coach. She works hard every day. In fact on some race days shell jog three miles to get loose. !r Hew Stock Now In! $0193 who was the outstanding female athlete at this meet. choices were great ones and both these fine runners will no doubt show up high in the region and state meets which are just around the corner. Buster Brown, dusins SB Bountiful Bjorn in this meet. On Friday she ran away from the field to win the 1600 meter event which was just a sign of things to come. ON SATURDAY, she left no doubt in anyone's mind as to ..A r WANT TO BE A MEMBER OF THE BEST JUNIOR DRILL TEAM IN AMERICA? 8. 1 98 1 . 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