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Show WEEKLY NEWS JOURNAL, JUNE 17, 1976 REFLEX-DAV- IS Seeking UMtah Demo Position very important position in party politics. IT IS important that the people who represent us at the National level are in tune with what the majority of the party people in Utah are concerned about Because I have been so closely involved with 1 party politics in this state, am aware of, and share those concerns." All delegates to the state convention are invited to use the facilities of a hospitality room that LuDawn is sponsoring at the Royal Inn, between the hours of 2 p.m. on Friday, the 18th and 2 p.m. on Saturday, the 19th, Davis Needs Attorney To Replace New to become a judge in the BY DAVE WIGHAM Second District Court. It will be at least another week before the commissioners will be able to name the new County Attorney to replace J. Duffy Palmer. THE REASONING for the delay is in order to get all three of commissioners in one place at one time. Commissioner Moss is currently in Miami at a national convention, he is representing the Wastach Front Regional Council at the convention. Mr. Palmer, who is in his third year as the county attorney, has resigned that Dost THE DISTRICT has needed another judge for some time and Mr. Palmers appointment will help take some of the heavy load off of Judge Swans hands. The commissioners have indicated that they have a replacement in mind but they will wait until all of them are in a meeting to decide finally. THEY HAVE noted though that the replacement will probably be a Democrat, all ' three commissioners are Republicans and feel that yimsefl Judge might receive some negative reactions to the move. In tact Mr. Palmer is one of two Democrats who hold a major elected office in the county. One of the commissioners noted that no matter who they select they will be wrong in someones eyes. If they choose ' a Democrat then the Republicans will be upset, audit they choose a Republican then the Democrats will disagree. THE commissioners hope to name the new attorney by the end of next week, if all three are in town they should be able to accomplish that goal. By VIRGINIA BENNETT 825-03- 91 Mr. and Mrs. Don Sessions have sold their home here, and moved this past week to Roy, Utah where they plan to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook ac- companied by Mrs. Norris Warren of Clearfield, are back home following a weeks vacation trip that took them to Chicago, Illinois, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shumway and family at home there. Mrs. Shumway is the former Isabelle Warren, and formerly of Syracuse. She is a sister of Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Donald Wilson arid her daughter. Miss Sheryl Wil News son, of Syracuse, and Mrs. Ella Palmer, of Riverdale, mother of Mrs. Wilson, all traveled to Albuquerque, New Mexico, to attend the graduation exercises of Mrs. W ilsons nephew, Frank Jugler III. They spent a week there before returning home. Mrs. Richard Anderson has returned to her home in Ogden, after spending several weeks at the home of her Mr. and: f MYsi parents, Wilmer Mulford. Mrs. Anderson had been hospitalized CoIop TV Service Factory warranty service on RCA & Zenith j?&jLedttatucA 1639 South 2000 West, Phone Syracuse 825-611- 4 LuDAWN WILLIAMS Ludawn Williams, former, vice chairman of the Democratic Party in Davis County and delegate to the National Democratic Party a. finals gift far ssmMt mow at (Clk Convention in 1974, is announcing her candidacy Mid-ter- for the office of National from Utah. Committeewoman SHE HAS worked for the Democratic Party in many and varied capacities since her return to Utah in 1962. Besides her party activities, she has been a member of the Womens Political Caucus and the Utah State Womens Legislative Council. She has also served as Legislative Coordinator for the South Davis Council of the PTA, and has been President of a local Civic Ladies Organization. She has the leadership ability and the Democratic Party background necessary to be able to qualify for this Rotary: Reserves Kaysville Rotarians met Wednesday evening for their regular dinner meeting at the Kaysville City'Bowery. KAYSVILLES Bicentennial project, the attractive blue book compiled titled Our Town which was just off the press was introduced by Wells F.Collett and passed around for club members to see. Eldpn Frost was program chairman for the evening. 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