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Show SUN CHRONICLE, Feb. 2, 1978, Page 4 CLEARFIELD COURIER, Davis United I Feb. 1978, Page 4 1, Way mooting schodulod hris& Kelt's The United Way of Davis County will hold its annual meeting, Wednesday, Feb. 15 at noon at Brattens d 1 Cove-Seafoo- South All Restaurant, 1385 West, Bountiful. 500 Board officers, members, contributors, volunteer workers, and OVU member TYKS OfcPANIUNO TO CNOOSi rOAt MOIDINOS AND COtOHD SO -iNmwin. IAAOIST OUANTIH AND VAKIITT NAg$ iNiMi CHABLIS BIRCH RAINTREK 64 woodgrain embossed 316x4x8 grade $6 49 : ANTIQUE RANCH RICAN OLACIER ELM finish lauon 1st 316x4x6. Simulated wood groin on louon $599 H, 679 MELLOW Caribou Oak A rtmulaled wood vwv 316x4x8 lit graaa Smulotad Wood-grai- n rlth lauon bodi 316x4x6. I ext. 248 or 0 ext. 248 prior to Feb. 14th. W. Mack Watkins, President, indicated that the 295-23- Pint grade, tmutoed finlah on lanou plywood 5 $imulotd 867-522- 2, 316x4x8 Simulated Woodgrotn on Laron Plywood. 316 4 x 8 1st grodo. agency representatives are invited to attend. The cost of the luncheon is $4. For reservations please call: I J vU. 773-780- the of purpose annual meeting is to nominate and elect new officers and members of the Board of Directors for the year 1978. He also indicated that annual reports will be presented regarding campaign results and other United Way business. The United Way is beginning its fourth full year of operation in Davis County. Larry Burdett, Executive Director, reported that since its incorporation in Sep- fill an Louon Plywood 5 thal was firemen control a house fire at 5700 S. 3100 W. Saturday t e aze to used ignite set by the department per the owner's request. The gasoline on vo unteers of the blew the house apart. This was a first major house fire for many served as a useful training tool. ROY CITY VOLUNTEER tember 1974, volunteer support and participation has been excellent. Company and employee contributions are very much on the increase. We have made good progress in the past and look forward to greater accomplishments in our fund o)lwfar! fl v Shingle SeW-Seal-er 149 1 I.: ! . ' u j r I MPMM-SO- WV'xIS" ... SfW'xlS .... $14.09 $14.79 49VticM' .... $30.99 DAMAGED DOORS INTERIORS 99 aaaaaaa and up w u 1 In with conjunction National Wildlife Week, March 4- - Needs Me ft! You. it Included are pictures of the whooping crane, the American alligator, and the wild turkey all of which man helped to return from the brink of extinction. Among those shown that still need help are the Kirtlands warbler, a tiny bird from the jack pine woodlands of Michigan, and the peregrine falcon, a bird of prey that ' All Sizes. ? the National 19-2- Wildlife Federation has produced a color slide show for teachers illustrating the. weeks theme, Wildlif 1111' ........ 44 ft. IWxJl ..... 71c H. MOVABLE LOUVER SHUTTERS Eaty to Install Ready to Finish D.C. Sen Washington, ator Orrin G. Hatch announced that seven Davis County high school seniors have qualified to compete have a- - limited qualified from throughout the state. Roger Carl Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bailey, 120 West 870 North, Sunset; David Earl Bay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elvon L. Bay, 2940 South 450 East, Bountiful; Bradley Evers Dodd, son of Lt. Colonel and Mrs. William W. Dodd, 966 Thornfield Road, Kaysville; Richard Charles Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Evans, 424 North 850 East, suffered greatly the effects of the pesticide DDT in the 1960s. The falcon appears on the 1978 Wildlife Week poster. Although the 25 color slides and an accompanying script focus on the 1978 Wildlife Week theme, they may be used any time. Material from which students and teachers can develop their own narrations is also provided. The slide show and script are available for $7.95 from the National Wildlife Federation, for number of appointments to the U.S. Service academies. A total of 33 young Utahns National Wildlife week proclaimed GALVANIZED RIPE , In 21ft. length SUES $ Last year the Davis United Way raised $83,640.00. peniii rasps assKaemy' (R-Uta- will exceed $117,000.00. CORRUGATED FIBIROLASS PANELS $3.11 16"x$' B6"x10' ... $3.90 RHxia ... $4.69 I36"x14' ... $5.49 ?6"x16' ... $6.20 $2.50 $3.00 ALL the campaign contributions " $17 BATHROOM TILE BOARD Second Grade 5x6 Stan Smedley, County campaign chairman will give the final campaign report at the annual meeting. It is expected that HANOI HOODS $- - 49V"xlO' .... $10.49 SxS Service. r x 100 ..$34.99 ThVXV .. $49.93 100FIN0 ALUM. nvxr ........ and the of administration our Information and Referral efforts planning for weiiu qpKgOofy services social raising, CONCRETE REINFORCING WIRE 340 AUISD three or four young Utahns will be chosen to attend military academies, Senator Hatch said. Each one of them is superbly qualified, and its an honor to them, to their families, and to every person in Utah that these young people are heing considered for admittance to only Loveis... anew Layton; Steven Garland baby Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Mills, 2387 South Main, Clearfield; Bradley John Overmoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry H. Overmoe, 3103 East Boulder Drive, Layton; and Carlton Michael Rosengrant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Rosengrant, 616 South 2000 West, Syracuse; will compete tor the service academy appointments. Education Division, Dept. WSS, 1412 16th St., NW, Washington Im disappointed that D.C. 20036. Davis North Newborns Jan, 10 Clement, Darrell and Utauna Lee, 443 N. Fairfield, Apt. 24, Layton, boy. Jan. Polos Roll 80-R- od 2395 UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS ON OUR 1977 CHEVY TRUCK (i DEMONSTRATORS $2w SViFT 6n 6V1 FT. $1.76 $1.66 ...k $2.04 4 FT. 5 FT. FIELD FENCE American Mda A Inch ttripe 33"'. $49.9 $34.9 39" FT. Wt STOCK $24.95 $31.95 $36.95 POSTS FOR CHAIN FENCES IN ALL SlJTS CHAIN SIZES 0 LINK GATES AVAILABLE Franciska Duane Ruf, 21 Sharon H. and Duncan, Marilyn Drive, girl. ft tintad glow, all windows, ext. mirror, heavy dirty chatili equipment, front itoblllier bar, roar axlo 3.73 ratio, V3 angina 350 CID 4 bbl., turbo hydramatlc trons, variable ratio powor steering, AM pushbutton radio, palntod roar stop bumper, daluxa paint, voltmator, oil TBLS HWY belted lamp, guogas, Cheyenne equipment. Stock no. 3103 SoH-ra- y tinted glass, all windows, axt. mirror, heavy duty chassis equipment, front stabilizer bar, rear axel 3.73 ratio, VS angina, 3S0 CIO 4 bbl., turbo hydramatlc trans, variable ratio power steering, AM pushbutton radio, painted e rear step bumper, deluxe paint, voltmeter, all 4 TBLS HWY temp, guages, Cheyeene equipment. belted bias, Stock no. 3166. Soft-ra- y I two-ton- e H laCOUNT INCIBiONMttIMIOM L78-15- NOW ONLY IM GLUJ $ UTu g OCTJ. a Bieics W9 rrm tMkaloaad tmw,tmm,fiwt "if6xjsnfMi! , era TIL 7 AM. 3535 WALL AVE. Pll Jan. 22 Pruett, Dale and Deanna Palmer, 1478 W. 1700 Sr Syracuse, girl. 394-26- 11 Jan. 23 Ray, Douglas H. and Cindy Smith, RFD No. 4 Box 607," ?.t. Ogden, boy. Barber, Kenneth and Chris' Shaw, 1128 S. Highway 89,' No. 16, Kaysville, boy. J Gallegos reports for duty . li ' Navy Machinists Mate First Class Alexius Afi Gallegos, son of Mr. and, Mrs. E.G. Gallegos of 5850 $.-- , 2021 W. Roy, has reported for. duty at Naval Air Statiojht Whidbey Island, Oak Hair- -; bor, Wash. iq He joined the Navy in' January ) 1227 two-ton- W9 Wxetn MhD IOOW9IMmm$ and 2582 Pinewood Lane, Layton. Dowdle, Patrick NOW ONLY rir Jan. 18 Meacham, Jan. ALL L73-15- 1IM Gary and Linda Sortor, 1500 West Angel Street No. 65, Layton, boy. girl. Well show you how to do it yours If and sovo money eHRis 17 Bruce and Leonard, Lawanda Copeland, 600 W. Mutton Hollow Road No. 49, REMODEL YOUR KITCHEN 1) 12 Marsh, Rex and Mary Gibson, 951 W. Riverdale Road, Apt. 3, Ogden, boy. Hammerle, Norbert and Susan Schriver, 808 East Hill Field Road, Layton, girl. LINK $9S 47" 6 Jan. Ogden, girl. 50 ft. rolls 1.43 Main, Layton, Jan. 20 Archibeque, Larry and Gabi Sommeraver, 1691 East South Weber Drive, South CHAIN LINK MtAVY WT. 1560 N. Steed, Pino Bertad Wire Broeg, boy. Jan. 20-F- f. 4 Ft. E., Kaysville, boy. McClain, Paul and Julia 11 Gardner, Mike D. and Linda Anderson, 119 S. 100 lS&stczrtcM in we west DOMESTIC the service academies. Senator Hatch said final determination for the limited openings will be made by the Military Academy at West Point, N.Y.; the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland; and the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Colorado. 1970. H |