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Show For and about students and young adults umra Heview an Wednesday August 27, 1986 b 8A Pep club not required Davis board says requirement 'discriminatory' LYNDIA include the cost of the uniform and travel expenses between schools on buses. A limit of one complete uniform or costume each school year was allowed with changes of accessories for variety. The $150 allowed per student will include the amount gathered during fundraisers. The costs of each pep club should be adopted by a committee of students, parents, and high school administrators from each school. Hill said. Drill teams were also scrutinized by Hill and the other committee members. He said the committee had determined that there is value in having drill teams, as they support school spirit, give opportunity for leadership and competition, incentive for higher academic and citizenship achievement, and develop more positive self images. so an issue. GRAHAM Hill told the board pep club as a FARMINGTON prerequisite to drill team or High school cheerleaders and .drill chcerleading participation is disteam members are no longer recriminatory and should be elimafter the inated, allowing all students to quired to take pep club discriminatowas deemed try out for those events. policy Educaof The board also approved his Board Davis the ry by committees suggestion to allow tion. Last April a committee headed credit for pep club. In the future, a full year of pep club can cam by Jim Hill, district physical education and health supervisor, was participants physical appointed to consider the pep education credit and one-haclub requirement in the county elective credit. Paul Smith, a committee memsince the policies of schools difber and principal for Layton fered. High, said most girls in pep club Layton, Davis, Viewmont, Bountiful and Woods Cross respend more than 90 percent of as a their club prepep club classes doing traditraining pep quire requisite for drill team and tional physical education class activities and should get the credit cheerleading participation. Clearfield is the only Davis County for it. Total costs allowed by the high school that doesnt require board for pep club expenses will pep club for drill team or cheerstay at $150 per student and will leading. Costs of uniforms was al Review correspondent one-ha- lf lf M?0 'STUDENT BODY officers at Roy High School are (from left) Candra Cragun, second vice president; Kellee Porter, first president; Darin Grange, president; Jodie Karras, secretary, and April Avitt, vice historian. Travel for cheerleaders urged FARMINGTON Davis County high school cheerleaders arc still hoping to be allowed to travel to That issue will be considered again by the Davis Board of Education Sept. 2 in Farmington. At the last board meeting, three residents told the board they felt! the benefits of travel for the high out-of-sta- te. ' ; ; school cheerleaders to PAPER FACTORY competitions. His feelings were echoed by the two other men who spoke and all urged the board to change the policy before the new out-of-sta- te competitions outweigh the costs and disadvantages and urged the board to reconsider its policy which does not allow for travel for cheerleaders. Phil Anderson said the board is placing a limit on growth and upward excellence by keeping the cheerleaders from national SAVE ON WEDDING slated on telethon CLINTON Two Clinton youths have been invited to participate in the Ogden area Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon. Curtis and Kelby Carter, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Brent Carter, SAVE 2572 N. 770 V will present a pop and country music program Sunday, Aug. 31 at the Raintrce Inn, in Riverdalc. The two brothers, ages and 13, have been singing together for the past six years. They have performed with the Utah Musical Repertory Theatre, the Clearfield Community Theatre, the Old 1 INVITATIONS ON ALL HELIUM BALLOONS WITH THIS AD. 25 EXPIRES 83086 HOLIDAY & SEASONAL PARTY GOODS BIRTHDAYS SHOWERS WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES LUAUS BANQUETS Time Fiddlers, and at the Davis County Fair. Accompanists for the Telathon performance will be Lane Howes on the accordian and Justin Willie on the banjo. Lane is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Howes of Clinton. Justins parents are1 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Willie of Plain City. 1 S DECORATIONS WEDDING HEADQUARTERS Discussion and action by the board was postponed until ' the Sept. 2 meeting to allow time for representatives of all positions to address the board. Curtain call Two Clinton youths PLACE FOR PARTY GOODS A SPECIAL school year gets underway. out-of-sta- te STORE . BALLOONS GIFT WRAP PINATAS CATERING SUPPLIES CUTLERY INVITATIONS DECORATIONS STREAMERS BANNERS PLACE MATS NAPKINS CLASSES TABLE COVERS CUPS HATS HORNS PLATES 621-499- o BEHIND NEWGATE MALL 0 OGDEN 3 Open FRIDAY y t C up. umw i w.uhjweh)!' uajm 'JM T PAY IENT IMWMPU b DEI Kite ' 5TC 'HAt- " - ' & 'S' pf V 1? ,4. f f v 7.30 am- ''FJ - A 4 PRlCI - t - ' - h JV' NOTICE OF ISEffi TAX INCREASE Bath take au mmwmi f The City of Clearfield has prpposed to increase its property tax revenue by 62.7 and to increase its total budget by 16.2 SATURDAY percent. SUNDAY 1 concerned citizens are invited to attend a Public Hearing on the tax increase All ROSS TICKETED 1 UJ WOHDAY to off wMrpQfil7 ' lLJ 1 clearance PRICE HOURS 'SPECIAL STORE be held of September 9, 1986 at 7:30 LOOK FOR CLEARANCE TAGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE! p.m. in the Clearfield City Council Chambers, 140 E. 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