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Show 10A mmm Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, July 20, 1983 ssa.ma.ity ti rf v f mmmxf ?if ,fc .. . -- J UVr' -- 3eu9c Atftfond ConforoneG IrDolfl war.&jvmtm r iy t; Law Enforcement Explorer law enforcement agencies and ence, including conducting Scouta from Hill Air Force Explorer posts, a panel discus- many of the activities, are reBase, Post 55, whose partner sion on international law featurpresentatives from numerous organization is the 2849 Security ing the participation of law en- agencies, including the FBI, the. Police Squadron, attending the forcement officials from diffeU.S. Customs Service, the Drug 1883 National Law Enforcement rent parts of the world, the re-- . Enforcement Administration, Explorer Conference last week creation of a famous U.S. trial the Secret Service, the Internaat Colorado State University in with Explorers picked to serve tional Association of Chiefs of Fort Collins, Colorado. on the jury, and the presenta- Police, the National Sheriffs Law Enforcement Explorers tion of scholarships and awards. Association and units of the are young men and women, Lending support to the confer- - Armed Forces. inare who 20, U ages through terested in law enforcement careers and who, under the auspices of the Boy Scouts of America, are learning more , ;' ' 'V r'' WZ 7 N " .... .. ab-o- ut law enforcement Given Aivard Id professions. More than 36,000 young adults nationwide belong to some 1,900 Explorer posts sponsored by a wide variety of Federal, state LAYTON Darreld Ward has been selected as the Emand local law enforcement ployee of the Month for Layton agencies. Every two years, City by Mayor Lewis Shields. more than 2,000 of these explorWard received a certificate of ers, accompanied by profesappreciation from the mayor sional law enforcement officers ' for his 21 years of service to the who are their advisors, meet at city in the water department. a major university campus for a Ward began his career with week-lon- g national conference Layton in the water department that includes a program of law as a maintenance worker and enforcement-relate- d activities. currently is the water foreman, a position he has held for the Explorers at this years con' ference are competitively testing their skills in various enforcement activities, including , searching crime scenes, Cody, Casey and Larrie Hess, children of Cloyd and Donna Hess, 1008 N. Main, parade down the street during the AMI EE, Lorie negotiating the release of hostages and investigating traffic accidents. Other highlights of the confer- Farmington Fiesta Days. David Cromar, son of Kerry Cromar, is just one of over 1 00 participants in the annual Fiesta Days parade ence include exhibits by various in Farmington. past 10 years. Ward has received numerous achievement certificates from various water seminars and schools related to the operation and maintenance of culinary water systems. Ward has served in the Hundred First Air Borne Division of the Army in Germany. He has been actively involved with Layton youth recreation prog- rams for the past 15 years where he has coached young boys in both football and baseball Darreld is the type of employee who is always aware of what is going on around the city, said Mayor Shields. He spends many hours after work to be sure that the delivery of water is there when the citi- - ; : zens of the community put a demand on the water system. Darreld is dedicated to the operation and maintenance of Laytons water system to preserve the health, safety and comfort of the community he serves, Shields said. $ Farmington Turns Out for Fiesta1 C Queens, good about the broad base par- more people helped gather food, decorations, plan and set dances, breakfasts, a Rudd Mud ticipation, he said. It is impoirtant that people up and clean up. Flood Run, games, a watermeOne of the highlights was the lon eat and a greased pig, and a had fun, participated, and met little of evas the league baseball tourna- neighbors. Were proud parade, involved just about ment that had the finals on how citizens and in resident the they supported ery Farmington Saturday. All participants had? area during the annual Fiesta it, he said. Tammi Mullins and Roger fun. Ron Osborn, recreation di Days celebration. rector, organized the tourna- It was a parade that any com- Clawson took over as ment, which included teams to of event the of. that There could be proved proud munity were bands and marching girls, be one of the most ambitious from other communities. drill teams, clowns, floats that and successful of all Fiesta would show well in large com- Days. Over $600 in prizes were munity parades and fire ento parade participants awarded and gines candy. It was super, I cant say and the barbecue and disco dance for the youth was a great enough good about the community, the organization and the success. Chairmen for the various committee, said Max Forbush, events were Olive Hodson, city manager. The community, to- queen contest, Doug Miller, one getherness with the clubs and mile run, Marlene Yates, Cori organizations was great. We felt Connors and Skip Junker. 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