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Show RaHptqqpqpAqppuqpiq WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, DECEMBER 13, 1979 NORTH DAVIS LEADER, DECEMBER 13, 1979 .rn Qlav bvJ A weekend houseguest of Mr, and Mrs. William Sanders was her father; President Herbert Anderson of Olympia, Wash. President Anderson is the regional and children of Las Vegas, Nev. visited during last week with his aunt, Mrs. Lucille Barker, and also with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn M. Nance and hand for the baptism and confirmation of his first grandchild, Chase Sanders, who was baptized on Saturday, Dec. 1. He was confirmed by his grandfather on Sunday in the Kaysville 8th Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Burton entertained at a family dinner party for 23 guests. They included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robins and Ward. Mrs. Joel Gillespie has returned to her home in Green Valley, Calif, after visiting with her father, H.J. Barnes and her brother, Jim Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wilding of Sugar City, Ida. were visitors of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Godfrey, while in Utah to put their daughter Brenda in the Mission Training Center in Provo. Brenda will serve on a LDS Mission to the Bolivia Miwnn Miss Debbie Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Johnson, is moving back home after Dec. 19. She has completed her second major at Brigham Young Umvesily and is returning LDS home. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hyde Ward Cultural hall, they were surprised with a tribute given to them by their children during the evening. Their children are Mr. and Mrs. David Horne, Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Reeves, Phoenix, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Elison, Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown of Kaysville and their families. Mrs. Alexia Stewart flew to Seattle, Wash, to be with her daughter and family, Attorney and Mrs. Ben Goodwin, to assist with the arrival of a new granddaughter born on Dec. 4. Mrs. Goodwin is the former Kathleen Stewart. Paul Rasmussen has been confined to the Davis North Medical Center where he underwent knee surgery. He is now at home convalescing. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Rasmussen. family. Don Edwards has been confined to the McKay Hospital in Ogden for the past week undergoing treatment. of the Vancouver British Columbia District for the LDS Church. He flew to Utah to be on representative . sons of Seattle, Wash. ; Vern Robins; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Robins and sons of Phoenix, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Kirk White, Orem; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rash and six children of Riverdale. Lori Godfrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Godfrey, underwent an appendectomy last Friday at the Davis North" Medical Center. She is now at home convalescing. Mrs. Arles K. Steiner and her father, Lawrence Single-to- n of Salt Lake City, flew to California to visit with Mrs. Laurine Ainsworth for a week. Mrs. Ainsworth is a sister of Mrs. Steiner. William J. and Paula Robbins have moved to Burley, Ida. to make their home. During a traditional family reunion of Dale Elison and his brothers and sisters held last Saturday at the Fruit Heights Mr. and Mrs. Morris Johnson spent Dec. 1 in Provo with their son, Dr. Dan Johnson, for his birthday anniversary and Miss Debbie Johnson, their daughter, who attends BYU. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hellewell and daughter have moved from Salt Lake City' back to Kaysville to make their home. Mrs. Edna Parker returned from Whittier, Calif, where she flew to spend the Thanks--givin- g Farmington Ladies Hj holiday with her daughter and and Mrs. Art Sandberg. Mr. ournam By DAVE WIGHAM - It appears BOUNTIFUL that all it really took was for the district to get two brand new gyms for the county tournament to become a reality. the FOR YEARS basketball fans throughout the county have debated which of the schools within the area have possessed the best team. Since they were never in the same league together or that they didnt always play each other in practice games, the debate now remained unanswered. at 9 p.m. with the consolation game, which features the first day losers will be at 7 p.m. At finals on Friday, Dec. 21. Games will be played at both schools on Tuesday and Wednesday while the Friday games will all be held at 5 p.m. the second day losers will face each other. Those teams which lose both days will be out of the tournament. WILL TROPHIES be Clearfield High. BESIDES BOUNTIFUL, awarded for first, second, third and consolation. These first day matchups were Clearfield, Viewmont, Woods Cross, Davis and Layton, the feature will tournament Olympus out of Salt Lake City and Weber from the Ogden area. Messiah round The opening matchups send Viewmont against Weber in the 6 p.m. game on Tuesday at Bountiful followed by the 8 p.m. battle between Bountiful and Lay-to- This season though the debate will be settled for a year since all six county schools, plus a couple from outside, will participate in an eight team tournament at the two new facilities in the area. BOTH Clearfield and Bountiful teams are playing inside new gymnasiums and as a way of letting the people of Davis County see them the coaches came up with the tournament. The tournament itself will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 18, Wednesday, Dec. 19 and the The winners of these two games will face each other at 8 p.m. on Wednesday while the losers face one another in the 6 p.m. game on the same day. Woods game promises to be exciting first night as does the on the Bountiful A little bit of San Francisco con bo found at the bodutiful Bratton's Cove in Bountiful" JT SUPERB SEAFOOD & STEAKS FAST, COURTEOUS SERVICE 5? the organ, and Steve Hansen as pianist. Mrs. Iola Murray was in charge of the sectionals. 16 Mon. thru Thurs. 11 Seafood special vocalists along with a chorus of 75 voices that made up the production. Then on Friday the championship battle will be played Marlin S. Larsen, 1256 N. 1200" W., Layton. will be held Sunday evening, of Kenneth B. Becraft, and assisted by Randy Gailey at were p.m. Dec. 16, at the home of Bishop and Mrs Young Special Interest, their families, and their ward and stake leaders IT WAS under the directnn There Layton A open house for all Special Fredrick Handels "Messiah, last Saturday and Sunday evenings, with an overfilled chapel attending. p.m. All these games are at Clearfield. and matchup. IF BOTH either win or lose The Syracuse Utah LDS Stake presented George UP NORTH the 6 p.m. battle on Tuesday sends Davis against Olympus followed by Woods Cross and Clearfield at 8 p.m. Again the two winners face each other at 8 p.m. on Wednesday and the losers at 6 at Davis, a club that downed them by ten a week ago. In any event this should be a great week of entertainment as some of the best basketball will be displayed at the event. Cross and Clearfield Interest, Presented n. first night then Viewmont and Bountiful would face one another. Woods Cross could get another shot on the selected by a random draw. Some interesting matchups will occur on the first day and several others loom in the next rounds. For example the A.M.-9P.- Fri.andSal AM. -- 10 P.M. Closed Sundays 11 1385 S. 500 West Bountiful Phone 295-238- 4 First lii Volleyball The Davis County ladies volleyball playoffs were held last week with the Farming-to- n team taking first place in the A League. ' TEAM members are Carol Oakeson, Pat Osborn, Terri Stayner, Pam Barton, Eileen Tippetts, Janet Pinto and Sylvia Bischoff. Team coach ss'fcil fH tlEtfiEEST' t flEpdHMf Obligation immi has been Sylvia Bischoff assisted by Janet Pinto. Each team member was presented a trophy, according to Glenda Rigby, Davis County recreation director. if Boise Cascade Building Materials Center IN THE B League, the Sneakers team of Kaysville took first place. and basketball The volleyball Davis County leagues for ladies, will play a second round early in 1980, Mrs. Rigby announced. will be VOLLEYBALL played in the Davis High School gym and in the Layton High School gym. The basketball will be played at Layton High School. Registration with roster "and money, should be given Rigby by Jan. 1. For further information contact 7 or your Mrs. Rigby at city recreation director, kj rs. 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