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Show Page 4C A. Review Correspondent Is it a sewer KAYSVILLE treatment plant? Is it a roller skating rink? These were just some of the questions asked recently of the Grant Lloyd family, owners of the Cherry Hill Camping Park. The answer is none of the above. The nearly completed computerized baseball and softball batting facility has sparked the curiosity of many passers-b- y. The batting cages are the newest additions to the camping and recreational facility. The balls are pitched automatically from thp nitchine machine you from the starting pool to a vortex or whirlpool then down to y a pool where you may choose the slower meander sluice two-wa- or the rougher snake sluice. Either choice will take the rider to a jam pool and through a tunnel to the ending pool. The idea is to duplicate the actual river with a lot of white water, said Lloyd. The campground is the original Farm established by Grant Lloyds father 50 years ago. Grant converted a small portion of it into a campground 8 Just-a-me- re 1 years ago. I never dreamed that in just a few years the whole farm would be in a campground and overnight park. We have gone from entertaining 1,700 cars the first year to averaging over 20,000 cars the last five years. We can now comfortably handle 250 cars per day, said the elder Lloyd. They have entertained campers from all over the world including Satellite to Boost Hospital Viewing LAYTON - A new satellite dish at Humana Hospital Davis North will result in expanded televison viewing and a continuing education program for physicians and hospital staff - all at a reduced cost, according to hospital officials. The savings under this system could be dramatic, said Karla Johnson, the hospitals education coordinator. The savings will occur through decreased travel costs since physicians and staff can view a cours or teleconference at the hospital instead of traveling to the individual prestation site. "It allows the viewer to remain and, in some cases, But beginning Feb. 1 the hospi- tal with connect with three national health networks: Hospital Satellite Network, providing a continuous schedule of feature movies and entertainment concerts; Continuing Medical Education Satellite (CMES), providing programs for physici-na- s and staff; and Lifetime, offering healthy lifestyle programs. Medical programs can be taped and viewed at a physicians or staff members convenience, she said, and in some cases programs can be offered for viewing to the general public or to selected patients. The satellite system is unique to hospitals in Weber or northern fulfill the states licensure requireDaivs County. ments without the high cost of inMrs. Johnson said Davis North convenience of traveling to will continue to offer Health Line national conferences. said Mrs. Cinema programming from 2 Johnson. with programs on cardiac Patients currently view probreast Health diabetes and programming for grams on a closed-circu- it Line Cinema system installed children and new mothers. The three years ago. Health Line hospital will then switch to the Cinema consists of several feature satellite network with entertainmotion pictures per day along ment programs until 10 p.m. All feature movies are either G or with individually-purchase- s PG rated. health programs. Lakeside Review Wednesday, January 30, 1985 CAM Batting Cages Being Added To Cherry Hill Campground RUTH MAUN North Edition Station 6 a group of 30 government officials from Germany. Every night since the opening, LDS missionaries show films in the outdoor theater. Each Sunday morning during the camping season a caravan of cars goes to Salt Lake City where Cherry Hill guests enjoy the live Tabernacle Choir broadcast. In 1978 the miniature course golf opened after 26 months spent in construction. During the summer of 1980 a was added to the park. It consists of two flumes, each 350 feet long. A game room, a swimming pool, a pavillion and a fenced-i- n playground are all part of the Cherry Hill Camping Park. While camping at Cherry Hill during fruit season the guests may have all the cherries they 18-ho- le de can eat. " I p IT DRAWING shows concept of ground in Kaysvilla this summer. batting to be Hill at added facility Cherry Camp We are shooting tor a June located in the center of what Those wanting the excitement looks like a high big opening, said the younger Lloyd. of a white water run close to Other additions to the park home will find it at Cherry Hill top. You may select a slow pitch or which are under construction inupon the completion of the River clude an additional game room Run in 1986. The gunnite-lik- e one up to 100 miles per hour de- Bruce is the manager of the store and office and the advertising while his brother Keith manages the games, water slide and minature golf. Mom and Dad manage us both, said Bruce. The park has 35 employees during the summer. The park is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day. six-ca- ge 1 40-fo- ot construction will be sprayed with white foam padding 4 to 18 inches thick. 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