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Show 0 i WEEKLY REFLEX i' DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, APRIL - JX - '"Jry Y -- i .., f V:. k r " , r - r - A - 'tMV i i i&li p( t -- J-- ' '! -- ;Sl-r - , , T - Y ii Y'j & .; I 4 1 3 zy I .k: LiVy V f I 4 n wb ,V-- v --TY ? . ' j m vf ; ,biv..2 ten LA ' , -- r. , 'fV L - , I ? f-T- 1 I . ' w r , 1 26, 1 979 fw r- , - i . y $ It was lots of beauty and talent mixed together for the recent Junior Miss Drill Team Utah competition that drew maidens from all over Utah to Layton High School. Winners included the five Davis County girls pictured: Lucy Sargent, left, queen; Nicki Adams, 1st runnerup and Debbie Worrell, 2nd runnerup, both Layton Sheri Edvalson, 3rd and Jill Niederhauser, 4th Winners in the runnerup, both Kaysville e division up to 7 were queen, Melissa Kent of Layton, Tammi Wangsgard, Sunset, 1st runnerup, Natasha Chipman, 2nd runnerup, of Ogden, Stephenie and Andrea Searle, Mackey, 3rd runnerup of 4th runnerup of Layton; 8 year old division, queen, Shelene Whitely, North Ogden, Cathy Garrett, 1st runnerup of Clearfield, Brenda Stanger of South Weber, 2nd runnerup, Stephanie Pike of Kearns, 3rd and Michelle Boyington of Ogden, 4th runnerup; 0 year old division, queen, Alison Rhees of Ogden, Antionette Martinez of Clinton, 1st, Kimberly Curtis of Ogden, 2nd, lisa Searle of Layton, 3rd and Holly Curtis of Sunset, 4th 2 division, queen, Kimberly Carber of runnerup; Kaysville, Stephenie Smedley of Layton, 1st, Patricia Thorpe of North Ogden, 2nd, Amy Cunningham of Lay-to3rd, and Ginger Wicks of Salt Lake City, 4th runnerup. :;! , lll? fc 'VM All-Star- Y v i ' s; All-Star- s. years-of-ag- Scoring with the best poppy posters are Kaysville Junior High School students Heather Lee, left, Bonnie Bowman, third from left POPPY POSTER ACHIEVERS x ;.- 9 :. 9' T.''1 ,... y.; Y ..: .. r.' ,,;; ' Second place went to Heather Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee of Kaysville, a seventh grade student. as winners in the annual poppy Poster Contest spon- -- sored by the American Legion Auxiliary Elmer Criddle Unit No. 82 of Kaysville with Mrs. hRebecca Ashbaker as chairman and Mrs. Lois Stephens 'SHERYL ;. daughter 'as 8 V 9 BONNIE Bowman, seventh tgrade student, daughter of sMr. and Mrs. Robert K. Bow man of 32 Si 300 W., took first place with her entry. of Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Raymond of 71 South Mountain Fruit Road, Heights was third place. She is an eighth grade student. Honorable mention awards were presented to seven students. They are Karyn George, daughter of Mr. and ' - Mrs. Revel George, 445 N. 300 E Kaysville; Valena Gibbs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gibbs, 655 E. 1st So., Kaysville; Robert Lunds-troson of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lundstrom, 250 E. 700 N., Kaysville; Brett Clay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Clay, 1085 E. Sherwood, Kaysville, all seventh grade students and Tammy Langevin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Normand Langevin, 50 So. 5th E., Kaysville, an eighth grade student. THE THREE winning posters will be entered in state competition and state winners will be sent to the national contest. n, May. MRS. GAE Slain, art in- -' structor at the school headed the Poppy Poster Contest for the American Legion Auxiliary. np THUR.9-- 7 THUR.9-- 7 FRI.8-- 9 FRI.8-- 9 SAT. SAT. 8--6 MENS The last half of April con- to be recalled by all Americans. tains anniversaries Beta Sigma Phi, a social, and service or-- , ganization for women, plans the celebration of the 48th anniversary of its founding. ' . cultural city or area may combine their strength. There are state conventions each year which any member may tend. Internationally, at1 the by Walter W. Ross. The anniversary will be observed by the chapter or by the 10 chapters here in Davis County, and by all other chapters around the world. chapters have created several BETA SIGMA Phi is the BOBBIE RILEY of Boun- in special funds. The Internawomens sorority 'largest ' tional Loan Fund, tiful and LaVilla Morris of through the world. Celebrations will ,which members help one : Bountiful is serving as chair-- i take place in the 30 countries man of the Founders Day ft jiAbft lbt,eF Pj011 a i iaowhich the orgwiizatienliSKd 2505000 memtWHlsnair clued nfiEPtPlitmdii!Jiteh?has j activities. Thetoastmistress for thMevehirig 'is Maxine donated over onemilHon 1X000 chapters exist. The orLeavitt of Kaysville. dollars to cancer research, ganization is Maxine Leavitt has been cystic fibrosis, homes for unand selected for the honor of derprivileged children, and The keynote of Beta many other causes; the presenting a special message Sigma Phi is friendship.' t from the sorority president. Exemplar Fund, which helps different of five Chapters to support Literacy Village in .. She has received the message the meet growing degrees and a college from the international office India; needs of various age groups. fund for in Kansas City, Missouri. scholarship Members are active in small or their sons or ; Awards will be presented to chapter groups. Each. chapter, members local members and outstand'daughters, for the social, plans adapts ing members will be recogcivic, and service and cul THE FOUNDERS Day nized. tural activities to fit the celebration on April 26, 1979 interest of its members. at Oakridge Country Club, WHEN BETA Sigma Phi marks the 48th anniversary of events or civic endeavors are the founding. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Harris was The larger than one chapter can founded organization 'and family, Lynn and in Abilene, Kansas, a plan alone, all chapters jn Marybelle Judkins, W. Paul and Dorothy Camp and Ruth H. Adams of Layton and Jenny Hollist, Kaysville attended the missionary testimonial April 8 in Huntsville for Mario and Margaret Stoker who left to serve a mission in c, n. al , Layton School Missouri-Indepen-denc- Fruit Heights CLINIC & TRYOUTS FOR Gold-Digge- rs' 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th Grades Gold-Duste-rs 3rd & Mercersburg, Pa. in 1791. As the last President before the outbreak of the Civil War he believed the federal government had no constitutional right to use military force to keep states seceding from doing so but also was prepared to defend federal property against attacks. Bruce Pitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pitt, has been named the new assistant chief for the data conversion and accounting division at the Internal Revenue Service Center in Kansas City, Kan. Sunday afternoon, David Earl Perkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Perkins, was honored at a testimonial held in the Layton 24th Ward. He will serve an LDS mission in mission. the England-Londo- n SUITS 6 colors Dress Suits New Styles Mac Can fit you Free Alterations 2 People may share an order Sizes 0 Rust, Brown, Green, Navy, Lt. Blue, Black Ideal For: Missions Church Business Work 36-5- & 2nd sissippi as Confederate Memorial Day. General U.S. Grant, 18th President of the nation and the commanding general of U.S. forces which won the decisive battles of the Civil War, was born at Point Pleasant, Ohio on the 27th in OVER ' ' THE 28th is the anniversary of the birth of the nations fifth President, James Monroe, in Westmoreland County, Va., in 1758. Monroe negotiated 3,000 MENS SPORT COATS DOOR BUSTER , " 10,000 the Purchase in Paris and obtained Florida from Spain, served eight years in the White House (1817-182and proved to be one of the nations great Chief Lpuisiana Mens 9 A.M. 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