| OCR Text |
Show wish to THANK all those who supported me in the past Primary Election. I still have the desire to serve as Davis County J.P. and there will be other opportunities in the future. I these young ladies the meantime, Im going to vote for Dean O. Gu" Anderson and I ask all those who supported me to vote for Gus on Nov. 4. jeff(Trost helped celebrate the opening In of Kaysvilles Main Street with a colorful drill routine Saturday afternoon. One-time-on- ly Aging confab set Nov. 6th in Bountiful The Davis County Council on Aging will sponsor the annual on Aging Nov, 6 at the Golden Years Center in Bountiful from 9 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. The conference will address legal problems facing the elderly. Topics to be discussed include: powers of attorneys, guardianships, alternatives to guardianships, property transfers, estate planning for Medicaid eligibility, probate, conservatorships, and marriages in later life. If you have questions or concerns in any of these areas, please plan to attend. Transportation will be provided for those who need a ride. Please call 5 the Heritage Center, for more information or reservations. Join us for the Heritage Senior Centers annual Halloween Costume Party to be held at the center Oct. 31 at 11:30 a.m. Prizes will be given for best mans costume, best ladys costume a(nd best duo costume. Costumes are suggested but not required. The menu for Halloween luncheon will include: Swiss steak, scalloped potatoes, buttered carrots, fruit salad, rolls, and fruit pie. Special entertainment and a Hallo- opportunity. . . 773-706- ween movie will be provided. Please make reservations for lunch by noon Oct. 30. Call 773-706- 5. The HEAT (Home Energy Assistance Target) program is accepting applications from the elderly and the handicapped. Applications can be obtained and sub- BEAUTIFUL VIEW LOTS IDEAL LAYTON LOCATION mitted at the OCO Building, 1450 S.1350 E., Clearfield. The HEAT program is designed to assist eligible households to meet the rising cost-o- f home energy. It is not a welfare program but rather a feder-all- y funded energy assistance program. For more information or an appointment call Audrey at Prices ranging from: 776-611- Celebrate the new year in California. The Heritage Center has scheduled a Southern California and Rose Parade tour Dec. 3. The tour includes reserved seats at the Tournament of Roses Parade, sight seeing at the San Diego Zoo, San Diegos Old Town, Sea World, Mission San Juan Capistrano, Catalina Island with a tour of Avalon and a glass-bottoboat ex27-Ja- m cursion, Knotts Berry Farm, Movie-lan- d Wax Museum, and an optional New Years Eve Celebration at the Hilton Hotel that includes dinner and dancing to a live band. Cost is $520 per person. Brochures are available at the center. Call for more information. Seminar set ion solar heat yHomeowners interested WHERE: 2000 North 1450 East in Layton in build- ing their own solar water heating units can attend an informative class, Thursday, Nov. 6 at 7 p.m. at the Farmington Experiment Sta- tion Farm located at 1817 N. Main, Farmington. fWayne Ringer, Utah State University Extension energy special-ist- i Will explain a new type solar domestic water heating system that involves the use of a heat exchan- WHEN: Friday November 7, noon to 7 p.m. Saturday November 8, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ger, and antifreeze for cold climates. One of the advantages of the new system is the elimination of stagnation and antifreeze loss in hot weather. - One of the new units, which Ringer helped design and construct, is now being used on the reptile house' at the Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City. .He says a system using the new design could supply the hot water needs of a family of IQ or 12 for much of the year. A system is used for smaller-siz- e families. During the November 6 class, Ringer will explain the system and how much it costs. The current Utah energy tax credit allows a 25 percent rebate on tax paid. For those interested in building their own solar water heating systems, he will schedule a Friday evening and Saturday workshop. For information on the meeting, call Shawn Olsen, Utah State University Extension agent in Davis or Ringer at County, at USU, three-collect- two-collect- 451-340- 2, 750-222- 9. 10 or 7 lots THESE are ready to build on. The general public, builders and developers are welcome. No lots will be sold at these fully-develope- Down Interest Credit Approvals amortization, On-the-Sp- 15-ye- three-yea- special prices prior to November 7. They are located in the Hidden Hollow Layton subdivision, a prime area. Sale is first come, first served. call. r Financing available to qualified borrowers. 7 d APR ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK Call for more Information |
