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Show Lakeside 4 Tuesday, May 12, 1992 Lakeside Review Honor Magician 'captures audience on board By KATHY KELLY time. Standard Examiner correspondent When Gunn, who is from Sunset, is at home with his family, he enjoys teaching his four children some magic tricks. He also shares his talent with friends, schools and Scouts in St. Marys, Ga., where he is current- Kent F. Gunn has entertained people with magic tricks since he was 7 years old. Now he in a U.S. Navy subperforms under water marine. I have found a magic club every place Ive been in the Navy," said Gunn. "But performing on a submarine has certain advantages over doing a show on land. The audience can't get away from you when youre under water. Theyre not just a captive audience, theyre a captured audience," he said. At sea. his activities provide a pleasant diversion from the daily routine for the crew of the USS Kentucky, a' Trident ballistic-missil- e submarine. Gunn is an electronics technician and chief petty officer for the submarines reactor controls division. He spends most of his time while at sea supervising the technicians who monitor and control the nuclear reaction of the submarine. The sub stays submerged while on patrol for nearly 2'i months at a ly Th ClearfMd Polle Department responded to approximately 190 calls from Thursday, Apm 30 to Thursday, May 7. A motorcycle was reported stolen April 30 on 1S00 East. On May 1, a resident on Villa Drive reported a possible prowler. A resident on 350 East reported the theft of a motorcycle on May 1. A reckless driving complaint was filed May 2 by a resident on 725 North. A resident on 700 South theft of reported the a motor vehicle on May 3. An employee at 665 N. Main Street reported a shoplifting incident May 3. On May 4, a burglary was reported on 200 South. A bicycle was stolen May 4 on 300 North. On May 5, a resident on 1350 West filed a criminal mischief report. A recreational vehicle was reported stolen May 6 from the area of 200 S. Depot. A shoplifter was apprehended May 6 by an employee at 580 S. State. On May 6, a theft was reported by a resident at 1700 South. Clinton City Police The Clinton Police Department responded to approximately 20 calls from Thursday, April 30 to Thursday, May 7. A bicycle valued at S100 was reported stolen from a residence on 2800 West on May 1. An assault was reported at a school bus stop on 1800 North May 1 after several juveniles get'ing off the bus began fighting. The manager of the Country Crossing Apartments reported someone driving a large water tank apparently stole some water from the apartment complex on May 1. On May 4, a resident on 1600 North reported the theft of a bicycle vaued at S150. A BMX bicycle was found May 7 on 2400 North. On May 6, a pair of Roilerblades were found the Clinton Park. On May 8, a resident on 2700 West reported a dog running at large apparently chewed up a pair of work boots that were on the porch. in Farmington City Police The Farmington Police Department responded to approximately 210 calls trom Thursday, April 30, to Thursday, Mav 7. An arrest was made May 1 after a retail theft was reported by a K mart employee. A vehicle at the Lagoon trolley parking lot North Davis Junior High, third term SEVENTH-GRADHIGH HONORS: Brody J, Bnieman, Christopher M, Blowers, Amber D, Bradshaw, Aaron Calkins, Sara M. Carter, Crystal I, Coco, Kevin S. Crandall, Abigail A, Davenport, Rodney O. Earl, Michael A. Egged, Lora J. Eggll, Rachael Grant, Ritu Gupta, Shannon M. Hardy, Svleisa V. Hender, Christine L. Holman, Michael T. Kenworthy, stationed. Ivo A. Kislc. Larry D. McFerson, Jason M. Mikesell, AlliPerei, Jana L. Price, Darin L. Rich, Melissa M Rodriguet, Julie A. Spangenlhal, Scott W Stewart, Siephame L. Weaver, Joseph N. Gunn has also served aboard an attack boat, the USS Richard B. Russell, where he was homeported in Groton, Conn., for 2'j son years. HONORS: Erie R. Kadee E. Barnes, Jamie Barrl-nea- u, Steven G. Barton, Blake R. Bertagnolli, Haleve Buckely, Carlos Campos, David L. Carter, Marc Anlhonv Cass, Teresa A. Copeland, John D. Corbett, Ryan D Collrell, Heather M. Gilford, Crystal L. Goodwin, Jennifer L. Herbstreit, Carrie A. Jensen, Jason I, Lind-Stro- Wise SEVENTH-GRAD- After leaving the Russell, Gunn attended Navy Nuclear Power School in Orlando, Fla. hands-o- n prototype training in Idaho Falls, Idaho. As a nuclear technician, Gunn has been stationed in San Diego and instructed at the Nuclear Power School. Gunn is a I97S Clearfield High graduate and has a degree in history and government from Columbia College. He is the son of Jon P. Gunn of Sunset and married to the former Becky Dabcl of and learned M. Dawn Matthews, Jason R, Mllletl, Michelle Montgomery, Brlanne E. Nacarlo, Troy R. Olson, Julia A. Perkins, Jamie Richardson, Scholarship available a gas theft on April 30. A misdemeanor theft was reported by an employee at a business located at 745 W. Industrial Park. An arrest was made May 2 after an employee at 1170 E. Gentile reported a retail Ihetl. A safely alarm at Layton High was inadvertently set off Mav 2. On May 2, a suspect was arrested after a retail theft was reported at 1150 N. Mam. A resident on Fairfield Road reported a misdemeanor theft on May 2. A residential burglary was reported May 2 by a resident on 3000 North. On May 3, an arrest was made after a misdemeanor theft was reported on 221 N. Fair-fiel- d. was reported abandoned Mav 3. A Lagoon employee reported an attempted theft on May 1. A residential burglary was reported on on May 5. On May 5, two vehicle burglaries were reported by residents on 100 East. Kaysville City Police The KavsviNe Police Department responded to approximately 90 calls from Thursday, April 30 to Thursday, May 7. A car stereo valued at $179 was reported stolen from a Chevy pickup parked on 30 West on May 5. On May 6 a Motorola car phone valued at $600 was stolen from a 1991 Olds on 900 East. Someone entered a locked trunk with a set of car keys left on the front seat of a vehicle parked on 900 East, and took a pair of Roller-blad- es valued at S250 May 6. A stereo, radar detector, wallet and day planner was reported stolen May 5 from a vehicle parked on 200 East. The items were later found by several juveniles underneath some bushes; however, a radar detector, $25 in cash, and several credit cards were missing. On Mav 5, a resident on 600 North reported her purse was stolen from her vehicle. The purse and several items were found scattered in the road nearby but $60 in cash, two credit cards, and a driver's license were missing. A window and some wooden window grids were reported broken at a construction site at 399 W. Creekside Lane on May 5. A burglary was reported at the Units located at 240 N. 400 West on April Brooke E. Rivera, Jenny Saunders, Monica-Jea- n B. Sicat, Timothy J. Sieoker, Rebecca A. Voll-me- r, Stuart, Brandon J Ukena, Mary-Ann- e Julie A. Webster, Donna E. Wood, Micht. elle Zimmermann, EIGHTH-GRADE HIGH HONORS: Alicia J. Baca, Joshua M Barlow, Melinda Bon, Robert S Bouwhuis, Christy Chang, Jennifer L. Conger, Debra A. Deeierro, Matthew T. Dewitt, Kavla Dial, Jennifer L. E Mason, Beniamin L. Emmons, Nicole Felix, Elizateth A. Fler-ma- n, Jennifer L Frost, Todd R. Goff, Angela R. Hailing, Anneli A, Hunsaker, Amanda A. Johnson. April Keefe, Melanie Keller, Rachel M. Korth, Christopher J. Maag, Jason S. Manning. Jason R. McKellar, Amanda D. Miller, Kent F. Gunn POLICE BLOTTER Clearfield Police roll CLEARFIELD The Pillsbury Corp., Clearfield Freeport Center plant, will offer three $300 scholarships to eligible students from Lay-toClearfield and Davis high schools. The one-tim- e award will be offered to students planning to attend colan accredited two- - or four-yelege, university or technicalvoca-tion- al school and who attends high school in a community where Grand Metropolitan, PLC operates its facilities. Interested students should contact their school counselor for ap- Testing catches developmental delays For parents FARMINGTON uncertain of whetner their child is developing at a normal rate, the n, Davis School District provides free assessments to determine whether there are developmental problems. ar A gas theft was reported May 4 by a resident on 2000 North. A citation was issued May 5 after Fort Lane and Gordon streets were filled with litter. A counterfeiting Incident was reported Mav a business i bv On Mav 6, a at 411 E. Gentile Street. robbery was reported in the area of 2030 N. Mam. plications Sunset City Police and Matthew D Ormsby, Emily Parker, Shawn K, Pickett, Virginia Smith, Lindsay A. Tiuert,, Matthew G. Walker, Jackie Wayment, Alisha D Weils, Kristy L Wilcox, Amy J. Williams. EIGHTH-GRADHONORS: Dax L. Adams, Laura L. Blanchard, Travis R. Bodily, Ryan Carter, James C. Coco, Ruth A, Eggll, Brian B. Forsberg, Rebecca Gardner, Steven Gifford, Mark B. Henriksen, Bryan R, Hepworth, Michelle L. Hess, Mitchell S. Hill, Jeannie Hv-se- ll. Christopher D. Luby. David Nanley, Nicoie A. Nelson, Joel R, Perry, Angela D. Reborn, Tyler J. Rackham, Aaron D. Rollins, Carrie L. Schwartz, Mandy D. Shepherd, Lacey L. Simmons, Trlna J. Wang-ber- g, Michael J Webster, Camille Yamane. NINTH-GRADHIGH HONORS: Kristopher T. Blume, Natalie Brower, Holly N. Choate, Rebecca Davenport, Michelle W. Davis, Rosanna Emmons, Monica Fiatkowskl, Angela J. Helfernan, Kimberlee Hislop, Michelle Jensen, Keri Johnson, Thomas J. Kutz, Aimee Larsen, Albert j. McFerson, Randy Niederhauser, Robert Ormsby. Maria M. Ortega, Sean W. Papworth, Penny J Persson, Jamie Rees, Melanie M. Rendon, Ryan Rich, Dutch Roliheiser, Sheri Smith, Lori Soears, Heather Stoddard, Robert Thompson, Marcus P. Vega, Chris L. Wagner, Sean C. Wavne, Amy Jo Webster, LucyBeth Wimmer, Shaundra Worsley. NINTH-GRADHONORS: Kendall Arrington, Nathan Bankhead, Rochene Barney, Deanna Barton, Jason D. Beard, Beniamin K. Bush, Tammy Caauwe, Patty F. Camp, Dirk Chandler, Ryan B. Conger, Ethel Lynn Conor-Ic- h, Nichole Cuilar, Maridee Dennis, Neil S. Grant, Kelly A. Hamilton, Dustle M. Larsen, Marcus A. Mordido, Veronica Ortiz, Nell 8. Pace. Deanna A. Parkin, Tiffany Penrod, Jennifer A. Pierce, Brodv B.J. Purser, Ryan M. Reynolds, Kara L. Ruger, Saraloe Saunders, Seth Sherman, Tracy J. Sherrod, Johnny K. Stuck-ma- n, Matthew D. Vega, Marissa E. Walker, Rebbecca A. Weaver, Brooke Williams, Sarah M. Williams. Parents can arrange for an assessment appointment by calling Assessments to determine eligibility for services during 1992-9- 3 school year will be done in June. 451-507- 1. AMERICAN CANCER requirement information. SOCIETY Department Th Sunset Police Department responded to approximately 40 calls from Thursday, April 30 to Thursday, Mav 7. COUPON COUPON Syracuse City Police Department 29. On April 30, The Syracuse Police Department responded to approximately 39 calls from Thursday, April 30 to Thursday, Mav 7. Approximately 1600 in firearms were stolen from a residence on 2700 South on May 1. Several hubcaps valued at 5250 were stolen from a vehicle parked on 2500 West on May 3. On May 3, a resident on 1025 West reported someone had set their mailbox on fire. A resident on Bluff Road reported several juveniles throwing rcks at street lights on May 2. Police found no luvemles in area. On May 2, a resident on David Street was warned after a noise complaint as filed by a neighbor. On May 2, a resident on 1025 West reported someone had set a For Sale sign on fire in their front yard. A resident on Melanie Lane reported a lost child on Mav 2. The was later found and returned home. On May 6, a resident reported that a vehicle on 2000 West passed a stopped school bus while the bus lights Were flashing. A license plate number was reported and officers are looking for the driver. a hit and run incident was reported after a student at Davis High found his vehicle had been damaged while parked in the parking lot. A resident on 400 East was arrested and released on charges of stealing services from the Kaysville Power Company. Three juveniles filed an indecent exposure report after an incident on Burton Lane on May 6. Layton City Police The Layton Police Department responded to approximately 625 calls from Thursday, April 30 to Thursday, Mav 7. A felony theft was reported by a resident on Amethyst on April 30. On April 30, a business located on 400 West reported a business burglary. Two vehicle burglaries were reported on 900 North on April 30. An employee at 1980 W. 2000 North reported Appointment preferred. ot Valid with . any other offer or coupon. SAVE OVER $10.00! With This Coupon Clearfield f Expires Ogden Farmington 1540 So. State 1286 No. Highway 89 5392So1900W. (Next to Harmons) 4064 Riverdale Rd. (Next to Smiths) Antelope Plaza 625-062773-759- 8 451-229- 773-830- 9 4305 Harrison Blvd. (Next to Smiths) 0 0 476-9799 53192 Brigham City 983 So. Main (Next to 723-260- Z -- 0 ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE This series reports neighborhood when he has time. He also serves on the Clinton City Council. Elsa Stokes said that she feels one of the benefits of the Clinton area is the excellent schools and news from a different city each week. A H'est Point street will be featured next Tuesday. 1800 N. Clintons 950 Clinton A Clintons 950 North is a quiet one of the citys many subdivisions. The homes here are well cared for, with groomed lawns, shrubs, trees, and flower gardens. Richard Mealy and his wife, Denise, have lived in Clinton for 10 years. They have five children; two girls and three boys, ranging in age from 13 to Vh. She keeps busy at home caring for the children, while he works as a transportation supervisor for Smiths Management Corporation. says shes impressed with the N North The Mealys say they enjoy living in Clinton and appreciate their friendly neighbors. However, their house is currently for sale. We just need a bigger house," Denise Mealy said. If possible, they would like to stay in Clinton. Bruce Stokes, his wife, Elsa, and their four sons also live on 950 North. The Stokes moved to Clinton 1 1 years ago. Bruce Stokes grew 1300 N. cause of the country atmosphere but say its still close to supermarkets and malls. They also like the fact that the schools are close by. In their spare time, the Bennetts boat and camp. When Alan VanLeer was offered a job at Thiokol, he and his wife, Janette, moved to Clinton 23. Clearfield West Point Standard-Examine- r up in the area and was happy to return with his family. He is employed with Utah Power & Light as a journeyman while she runs a hairdressing business in their home. The Stokes boys are active in city sports programs, including baseball and basketball. Bruce Stokes enjoys coaching the teams, from California because its a qui Its a good place for kids, with good schools. Alan VanLeer served in the Navy prior to moving to Clinton. The VanLeers and their three sons are looking forward to Clinton Fun Days, an annual event the family enjoys. 5 ' T .c.A.w FREE Runners Clinic & 5 Kilometer Run 2 Mile Walk VfY D ifirm i MAY 9TH et little town. NOW! m OGDEN i . i J'JWIWUIW school system in Davis County. The family of David and Dawn Bennett have lived here for seven years. He is a construction worker while Dawn Bennett works at IRS in Ogden. The Bennetts have two girls and one boy. They like living in Clinton be- street in 800 N. 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