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Show National Awards Presented 'J v, x KAYSVILLE Elder Daniel L. Nielson, son of Dr. Joseph L. and Nanetter C. Nielson, has 'A been called to serve in the Lisbon Portugal LDS Mission. Prior to his June 9 departure for the Mission Training Center, Elder Nielson will speak at the Crestwood LDS Chapel in Kaysville on Sunday, May 22, at 8:30 a.m. Friends and family are invited to meet with the missionary at his home following the meeting. A member of the Kaysville Crestwood LDS 20th Ward, the new missionary has een attending Brigham YOUng University. He is a graduate of Davis David Hunt and Tammie Hamblin were nominated for A1 Keime, history teacher at the school. Their names will appear in the United States Achievement Academy Official Yearbook. David is a son of Harley and Karin Hunt. Tammie is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hamblin. The academy selects winners on the recommendation of teachers, coaches or counselors and on the standards set by the academy. The criteria for selection are a students academic performance, interest and aptitude, leadership qualities. W' DANIEL High School. kindergarten students Randel Clements are and Evelyn Ashley ROY ELEMENTARY congratulated by Mel Wood, Weber Schools curriculum specialist, on their first place award at the 1983 Weber School District Free Enterprise Fair. Weber Free Enterprise Fair Winners Are Announced Roy Man Elected At WSC 3D, Kaysville Man to Serve Mission for IDS Church .GMTGRPCilSR CLEARFIELD Two North Davis Junior High School students have been named 1983 United States National Award winners in the category of history and government. the national award by a Review North, Wednesday, May 18, 1983 Lakeiid more than $7,000 to winning enGroup awards, kindergarten, trants. Review Cones pendent Evelyn Ashley and Randel CleStudents initially compete ments, Roy, first place; Jordan During a recent exhibition at the Ogden Hilton, more than one within their own schools. One Greenwell and Stanley Johnson, hundred colorful displays were winner is chosen from each Municipal, third place. Fifth grade, Teri Alberts, Mestaffed by eager businessmen. grade level to enter district Charlesworth and Kathleen indiare There gan of a They presented variety pro- competition. ducts including one booth in vidual, partnership and group Henesy, North Park, first which two young women handed categories. Among Roy elemen-tar- y place; sixth grade, Angie Young, Lakeview, third place. out free food samples and schools, Lakeview insix Junior High School (individuwith winners, another booth which had triumphed al and partners), Shaun two winners. first place cluding for reasonably priced games Roy Junior, fifth place; sale. Roy winners in various are: group awards, Tony Bass and categories When exhibition hours ended, Posters, Brent Hart, Roy Eric Dunlon, Roy Junior, first the entrepreneurs returned to High, second place; Michelle place; Steve Petterson and school. The game sellers were Roy High, third place. Mike Payano, Sand Ridge, secStander, actually sixth grade students Essays, Alan Hancock, Roy ond place. earning money for a class trip High, third place; projects (inHigh School (individual and to Lagoon, and the candy sam- dividual and kinderpartners), Janine Birch, Roy partners), ples were made and distributed garten, Golby Nuttal, Tyler High, third; group award, Lisa by two first graders. Nuttal, Lakeview, first place; Weaver and Stacy House, Roy All the participants attend first grade, Gregg Reynolds, High, second place. Weber County schools and were Lakeview, second place. Grand Award, Travis Parson school or district winners in the and Darren Porter, Roy High, Second grade, Brett sixth annual Weber School DiLakeview, first place; second place. stricts Free Enterprise Fair. third grade, Robert Warner, Begun in 1977 to promote free Lakeview, third place; sixth enterprise and understanding of grade, Kristine Underwood, economics, the fair involves Roy, first place, Shire dents and personnel in Weber Lakeview, third place. County schools and the business Special judges award, Aaron community. This year civic George and Brady Merrill, L. ' ? NIELSON Missionary to Give Report Mission. She will speak at the Layton 10th Ward, 1591 W. 1600 N on May 22 at 1 p.m. Ann Fackrell, LAYTON daughter of Dale and Fern Fackrell of Layton, has returned from the Missouri-St- . Louis LDS By SHELLEY KANC1T1S ROY I want to help promote the academic accomplishments of students at Weber State College throughout the country, said John G. Morris reflecting on his new position as academic vice president for the Associated Students of Weber State College. He is a son of Sterling J. and Barbara Morris of 3943 S. 2275 W., Roy. He is a junior majoring in accounting. The new academic vice president is a member of Sigma Gamma Chi, a fraternity at Weber State. He has been active in student activities serving as Wad-doup- s, parade chairman for homecoming. He is a graduate of Roy High School where he was first vice president and participated in marching band and choir. While Morris is in office he wants to strengthen the Academic Senate. From L&R SPECIALS Automotive Remanufactured CRANK KITS 360 Ford 350 Chev. H P $699.? Remanufactured 398 SHORT BLOCKS eo. Reg. $587.00 2 Bolt 350 Chev. Reg. $142.00 L&U Automotive Machine Inc. AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE AND PERFORMANCE SPECIALISTS COMPLETE 91 Cross St. Layton, Utah 84041 Phone 544-425- 9 Wad-doup- s, fi Wad-doup- s, clubs and individuals donated Municipal. Zaugg at the Top A story car-- , CLEARFIELD ried in the May 4 issue of the' LAKESIDE incorrectly listed Spencer W. Kimball Scholar Thomas C. Zaugg as ranking number 12 in a class of 508 50 $() (o) Clearfield High School seniors. Veledictorian of the class, Zaugg ranks number 1. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Zaugg, 1548 Melanie Lane, Sy- coupons i' Granger High Sets Reunion in today's Ogdon 20-Ye- ar WEST VALLEY The Gran-- . ger High School Class of 1963; reun-- i has scheduled its ion for August 13 at the Red Flame Restaurant in Bountiful, at 6:30 p.m. ; Price is $30 per couple. Reservations and money are requested in advance. Contact Jackie for reservations , Malm, ' and for more information. n o D ELECTED CLEARFIELD Tracy Cornelius, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cornelius, 1433 S. 1250 E., Clearfield, has been elected president of the student body at North Davis Junior High School for the 1983-8- 4 school year. Serving with her are: Tom Price, first vice president, and Jeff Anderson, second vice pre-side- nt. Tom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Price, 1478 Melanie Lane, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson, 254 N. 1250 W., Clearfield, are the parents of Jeff. All three are active in school The Layton First 1332 Hill Field Church, Baptist Road, will have a Christian movie night Friday, May 20. The church is located just east of Layton Hills Mall on Hill Field Road. There is no admission charge but the church will gratefully accept donations. Permanently lose 6 to 15 inches of body fat in one hour. My lift, 1913 Proven lwrepein . Horbel Cloth Wrap o Yesl It toolly Works! pay for homo delivery of the Standard-Examinone month. Clip coupons and the Standard-Examinitself in one week. o D Ilorshoy's Whatchamacallit Norbost Conoloss Turltoy Kollcgg's Raisin Dran lloinz Frco Durgor Givovay . Voted by the students as Anderson also and plays basketenjoys sports ball and soccer. 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