WEEKLY REFLEX-DA- VIS NEWS JOURNAL, OCTOBER 26. 1978 ' K - &? , V a? Seeks Election As County Recorder i Overnight P Mrs Carol Dean Hill Page, has been employed with a title company in Davis County for the past twenty years. During that time she has been intimately acquainted with the workings of the County Begins Flav. Mayor Gar Elison reminds all citizens of the community Recorders Office. ffL h Zrt&W I : 2 $ i , I ' a ,. s w procedures could be doubly ? difficult Mrs. Page states that, I can make no promises as to taxes as the office which I seek does not have any policy making provisions The fees fV I x? "M Cx SvYtL. v X f1 4 jx X( "X, V r V 4 1 jrvv v K X ' t f..'-X' Xr. i r But f XW:,fw ., it if ;-- v . v t V; makes Fruit Heights a veritable fruit cake offering a tasty life away from it all hidden amidst the orchards for which the city takes its name. But more and more, orchards are sharing ground with new homes as the small city of 800 population in 1970 now boasts more than 2,300 residents. VIOLATORS will be issued tickets and fined Mayor Edison said the city will appreciate the cooperation of all np DEE R. FORBES Board of Education Precinct No. 4 Experienced (Dependable (Trustworthy Will Listen Will Represent You iCost Effective Management Paid lor by Forbes tor School Board Com. the John Flint Karma Forbes Chairman Cl ELECT Golf Association, and has been active in the Parent-Teacher- s Association for Its a happy blend that i resided in Davis County their entire lives vsb MRS. PAGE is active in church and civic affairs, having served as regional atmetic director for the young ladies program in her church. She is of ! CAROL DEAN IIILL PAGE 1 reunion, and on the committee for the Christopher Layton Family Organization She has served as publicity chairman for the Valley View Ladies LlUiiG FRUITCAKE s 1 1 to March Also that horse trailers, house trailers, junk cars and the like cannot be parked on city streets at any time Nov i .N- I i I of the office VX A promise that can I secretary v"' '.-- many yeais Carol Dean and her husPage, are the parents ot four children, all boys, and both of them have ROD WE Y band, Wayne R. c atr m PAGE lHfirsQnnAfTT) DAVIS COUNTY ATTORNEY the transfer by a majority or it fails County Commissioner Glen Flint, who lives about a mile from the area, said the move was made because, The citizens go to church and school in Weber County and are oriented to Weber County. 1 sympathize with living that way but dont think there is that much hardship." By TOM BUSSELBERG - Davis FARMINGTON County Council of Government members have voiced opposition to the Hooper deannexation plan by unanimous vote during their regular monthly meeting THE GROUP of mayors the stand m its last sesbefore the general elecNov. 7 where voters in Davis and Weber coun-t.e- s will decide the issue at took sion tion both meeting with Commissioner Flint, Commission Chairman C E. Bill Moss and Weber County Commissioner Doug Hunt, it was deIN the polls. At issue is about 3,700 acres or nearly six square miles of $47,000 in annual taxes would be lost but Com- termined to Weber land adjacent A missioner Flint said taxes County west of Clinton and West Point and also north of those two communities. Several hundred people live on the Davis County side of what is an unincorporated area straddling two counties identified mostly by an elementary school and LDS wards bearing the name on the Weber County side. arent the real issue. Ive been opposed to the move since the beginning. Davis County is the smallest county e in the state (cover297 and if miles) square ing we let them annex away whats to say South Weber wouldnt do it also land-wis- He said a state statute allows such action where an area straddles two counties RESIDENTS COLLECTED sufficient names to place the issue of deannexation from but added that deannexation from one county into another had never been done before in Utah. They (Hooper residents) said theyd be forced into Davis County Davis County into Weber County on the ballot of the upcoming election Voters in both counties must approve Keep Old Man Weather Outside, Rc-Ro- Your Home flow!! of NOBLE SHAKES & SHINGLES 753 Hill Villa Dr. - Layton, Darrell W. 376-35- 76 Noble, Owner Free Estimates Insurance Claims schools but Supt. Bernell W rigley said that was the first hed ever heard of it but if Weber County didnt want the students, Davis County would have buses there to take them." WE COULD lose seven to eight miles of road and all of the roads are in good shape mile that except for one-haisnt paved but the road from Weber County is gravel He added that residents had no lf complaints about snowplow or road service from Davis County. , IN MAKING the motion opposing deannexation, Center- ville Mayor Golden Allen said, "Im concerned about the trend (of deannexation). One thing leads to another." And South Weber Mayor Rex Bouchard said, "A few years ago a few people in South Weber wanted to deannex. Residents of that city are closely connected to Weber County for shopping and church although a Davis County School District facility was opened there two years ago IN OTHER action, mayors were asked to provide input to Commissioner Moss on projects they feel should receive funding priorities by Utah Gov. Scott Matheson Ron Wertz of the Wasatch Front Regional Council said data collected would be used to update a WFRC economic development study listing funding possibilities Funding is received from the federal government through the Four Corners Regional Commission including Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada. The COG backed a plan calling for decentralization of water pollution control from the Denver Federal Environmental Protection Agency to the state level with $400,000 possible to set up a staff over a three to five year period. THE GROUP split eight to four over a $90,000 application from the State Division of Health for an infertility project Joe Moore, county planning director, said the project would give infertility counsel to childless couples through such groups as the Planned Parenthood Association in Salt Lake City. Noting the target population isn't well defined, he said most affected live south of Provo, meaning the program would have little impact on Davis County. The majority would to Mr. Moore, the $50,000 funding would basically provide an attorney and ombudsman for those living in nursing homes e A hot line would be .et up for residents to discuss legal matters with those officials In opposing the project, Mayor Cisney said, I question the need for it Maybe we need a consolidation of services I have nothing against the elderly but just question the way money is spent The council also approved an application by the Davis County Housing Authority for $124,000 in federal funds for a development grant to complete repairs on owner-occupie- homes in d Clearfield. Project concentration will be in the Ross Drive and Villa Street areas A SPLIT vote was also recorded for an advocacy as- sistance act affecting senior citizens in convalescence QUALIFIED CONCERNED 4 Republican Paid political ad by Gerald 4 FROY MARTINEZ Completes Air Force Training Trmwwiiiniifhn udiophonic'-Under-Da- 8 Air National Guard Airman Froy B Martinez, son of Mrs Sarah Martinez of 408 North THOUGH THE majority p- HOOVER SALE MOST POWERFUL CLEANER MADE Convertible Upright agitator Big disposable bag 4 on the floor carpet shift y I if I . X twrv-- tion and customs and received special instruction nay in human relations Completion of this training earned the individual credits towards How To Say Ho, To Rapist The Davis County Chapter, AAMA monthly meeting will be held Oct 26at8pm at the Davis North Medical Center, dining room Subject to be presented by the County-Polic- Department will be How To Say No To A Rapist, And Still Survive ITS NOT too late to join the CMA classes. 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Center Hess A ser-vic- favored the proposal, Mayors JOINING MAYOR Cisney opposition were County Commissioner Wendell N Zaugg, Mayor Bouchard and Syracuse Major Boyd Thur-goo- d L EXPERIENCED 4 4 COMMISSIONER Flint If they can afford said, $1,500 a month for a nursing home they probably dont need this But Mayor Gar Eltson of Kaysville, associated profese sionally with state social kids in 4 4 4 toll-fre- programs said, "We have a number who are locked into these nursing homes by their kids who mation to help them have k homes. According be Clinton Mayor Keith Cisney voiced opposition It appears inconsistent that on one end you have people on the welfare rolls and on the other end you want to give them infor- community 1 THE CITY ordinance provides that all cars or vehicles of any kind shall be off the city streets between the hours of 2 and 5am from 1X r receive enough votes, to be elected to the position, 1 will work hard, diligently and constantly to fulfill the duties Hl X i Nov which are charged are established by state statutes i ;t residence, borrowing money on a residence or business property, is a complicated procedure and without accurate records in the Recorders Office such 5 Jm the Over-nigParking which begins Ordinance of THE SPECIAL need for the complete detailed accuracy and particularly the importance that the records in that office play in our daily lives and investments. 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