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Show 6C Lakeside Review North, ! Wednesday, January 30, 1985 V. ' Obituaries IDAHO FALLS, ... i ' I '! . , ;U.r Vt i w l ' w '4 - "W- ImwMHU Idaho Allen Dee Shipp, 30, formerly of Roy, died Monday, January 21, 1985, of injuries sustained in an automobile accident. He was born February 26, 1954, in Ogden, a son of Dale R. and Ruth Shipp. He was principal and teacher In the Seminary at Eagle Rock Junior High School in Idaho Falls where he had been active in the Young Adult programs. He graduated from Roy High School where he was active in sports and lettered in football and track. He attended Ricks College where he was honored as the Religious Student of the Year. He graduated from Weber State College where he had been active in singing, dancing and drama. He had a lead for two years in the American Destiny Wil-co- ck I s jd Pageant He served an LDS mission to Anchorage, Alaska. For three years he was president of an Elders Quorum in the Weber State College Stake. He coached Little League baseball in Roy and his team went undefeated for three years. He was an Eagle Scout. Surviving are his parents of Roy, two brothers, and three sisters, Darrel B. Shipp, Clinton; Darnell R. Shipp, Roy; Mrs. Robert (Barbara) Waldren, Samaria, Idaho; Shasta Hamilton, Washington Terrace; and Mrs. Patrick MICHAEL D. BUNTING Army Gives Awards to Layton Man Mooney, Evanston, Wyoming. LAYTON - Michael D. Bun- (Diana) Also surviving is his grandmother, ting, formerly of Layton and Mrs. Nellie Mecham of Layton. Funeral Services were held January graduate of Layton High School, has recently been promoted to 25, 1985 in the Roy 14th Ward with the rank of corporal in the U.S. Bishop E. Ronald Barker officiating. Interment in the Roy Cemetery. Myers Army in Erlangen Germany. Mortuary of Roy, funeral directors. of the Muli-tipLaunch Rocket System (MLRS) and will be stationed in Germany until Jan. of 1987. He is a member le Mabel Violet Brown Stanley Mabel Violet Brown Stanley, died While Bunting has been sta- 74, of 2111 West 5900 South, Saturday, January 19, 1985, in St Bentioned at his present post one edict's Hospital. She was born February 5, 1910, in year, he has been promoted in named was He rank three times. Roy, a daughter of William Arthur and Soldier of the Month for his Florence Butterworth Brown. She married Victor Elus on June 18, unit, then moved on to the batti-alio- n 1932, in City. They were later Soldier of the divorced.Brigham board to win She married Clarence EdMonth. He then competed for ward Barber on June 29, 1937, in OgSoldier of the Quarter, winning den. They were later divorced. She on that title which entitled him to a! married Rubenin Vernon HeStanley died April June 1, 1944, Ogden. East a and Berlin Berlin, trip to 16, 1965. $50 savings bond, and a gift certi-ficat- ie She was a member of the Roy 3rd from the AAFES. LDS Ward. She had been a Relief Society Visiting Teacher and had been From there, he was nominated active in Temple work. She was a member of the Daughters to compete for Soldier of the of the Utah Pioneers, Sanrose Camp. Forces. He has Year, Europeam She had lived in Grouse Creek, recieved six letters of commendaUtah; Carson City, Nevada and Roy. from tion his commanding officer Surviving are two sons and one and superiors, and five certificate daughter, Donal V. Elus, West Point; of achievement awards. Roger C. Barber, Clearfield; Mrs. Carl (Gloria) Johnson, Mountain Green; one Bunting and his wife, Donnell, were selected as delegates, to represent their military community of Erlangen at a military conference held at Bamberg, Germany, in October of 1984. ROY stepson and three step daughters, Mrs. Keith (Dora) Broadbent, West Point; Mrs. LaVird (Thelma) Andersen, Stanley, Roy; and Mrs. Sandy; Alven Vincent (Melba) Scown, Lehi; seven grandchildren; four 61 step-gre16 grandchildren; and 1 step-gregreat grandchild. Also surviving are three brothers, William A. Brown, Eugene Brown, both of Roy and Don Brown, Oregon. She was preceded in death by four brothers and one sister. Funeral Services were held Thursday, January 24, 1985 in the Myers Mortuary Chapel in Roy with Bishop Calvin L. Porter officiating. Interment in the Ogden City Cemetery. V. n; at at Bunting is married to the for- mer Donnell Bennett, also of Layton. They have one son, Ryan. Michaels parents are, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Crosson, 534 W. 4200 No. Layton, and Mrs. Buntings parents are Mr. & Mrs. Garry J. Bennett, 868 No. Aspen Way Layton. Francis (Bud) son Vernal Henry Ander- Simp- Francis (Bud) Valentine Simpson, 84, of 4311 S. 5900 W., Hooper, died Saturday, Jan. 12, 1985, in Roy nursing home of causes incident of age. He was born August 31, 1900, in Hooper, a son of Francis Joseph and Alice Wadsworth Simpson. On December 15, 1920, he married Fawn L. Belnap in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1970. He was a mechanic and farmer. He had worked for R.T. Mitchel Garage, Robert H. Hinckley Co., Jensen Garage and purchased a farm in Hooper in 1928. He retired in 1967. He was educated in Weber County Schools. He was member of the Hooper 5th LDS Ward. He has served on the nance committee. He had been superintendent in the YMMIA. In the Hooper 2nd Ward, he had served as a counselor to the Bishop and served as Bishop for 6V2 years. He had served on the Lakeview Stake High Concil and had been a home teacher. He was the leader of the Bud Simpson Dance Orchestra. He had played comet in the Hooper Brass Band. With his two sons, he entertained in the area in the comet trio. He had been a director in the Hooper Irrigation Co. for 20 years. IN 1956 he was appointed a director in the Weber Basin Conservancy District. Surviving are his widow of Hooper; four sons and one daughter, Earl F. Simpson, Eldon E. Simpson, C. Jay Simpson and Max B. Simpson, all of Hooper; Mrs. K. Nolen (Beth) Roundy, West Valley City, 22 grandchildren, 24 Vernal Henry Andersen, 77, of 2700 W. 5600 So. Roy, died Friday, Jan. 11, 1985, at the McKay-De- e Hospital. He was born Feb. 18, 1907, in Levan, the son of Soren Peter and Minnie Marie Christensen Andersen. He was a member of the LDS Church. He is survived by one sister and three brothers, Margaret E. Steggelt, Los Angeles, CA.; Harold E. Andersen, San Clemente, CA.; Clifton Andersen, Laguna Miguel, CA.; and Byron H. Anderson of Los Angeles, CA. Funeral Services were held Monday, Jan. 14, 1985 at the Roy Cemetery Graveside. Myers Mortuary of Roy, Funeral Directors. . Edwin Lynn Garner Edwin Lynn Gamer, 65, of 5392 So. 7100 W. Hooper, died Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1985, at his home of Alzhei-medisease. He was born Dec. 5, 1919, in Hooper, the son of George Edwin and Gladys Simpson Gamer. He married Catherine R. Parker on Jan. 2, 1940, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He attended Weber County Schools and had spent his entire life in Hooper, where he worked as a dairy farmer for the past 45 years. He had served as a director for the Hooper Irrigation Company. He was a member of the Hooper 3rd LDS Ward, where he was an Elder and held various positions. He was an active member in the Hooper Hometown Players." He played the harmonica and sang. Surviving are his widow of Hooper, six brothers and four sister, Mrs. Lyman (lela) Cottam, Lee Garner, Paul Gamer and James Garner, all of Hooper, Clarence (Clix) Garner, Layton; George Garner, Uintah; Mrs. Reed (Mary Lou) Hancock, West Weber; Mrs. Dee (Vera) Stoker, Syracuse; Vem Garner, Camden, Tennessee; and Mrs. Glen (Lois) Cragon, of Coos Bay, Oregon. Funeral Services were held Saturday Jan. 12, 1985, in the Hooper 3rd ward with Bishop J. Arthur Moore officiating. Interment Hooper Cemetery. Funeral Directors Myers Mortuary of Roy. - Jean C. Busch Mrs. Val Jean Busch, 38, of 3519 South 2700 West, died Monday, January 21, 1985, in the McKay-De- e Hospital in Ogden of a stroke. She was born March 5, 1946, in Wyoming, a daughter of Blaine and Eva Mae Lancaster Cazier. She married Wayne J. Busch on December 18, 1976, in Ogden. She was a home companion to elderly, She was a member of the Kanesville 2nd LDS Ward. She had been an active genealogist and a Relief Society visiting teacher. She had lived in Kanesville, Pullman, Washington, and returned to Kanesville in 1984. Surviving are her husband; her parents of Kanesville; one brother and three sisters, Donny Blaine Cazier, Plain City; Mrs. Dwight (Annette) Henderson, Ogden; Sherry Cazier, Tooele; Mrs. Robert (Mary Susan) Norman, Clearfield. She was preceded in death by one son. Funeral services were held Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Kanesville 2nd Ward Chapel with Bishop Richard L. Watkins officiating. Interment was in the Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch Cemetery. Layton Marine Ca-zi- er Af-to- n, Do cleaning? Jims Carpet Care can clean your living room and hall for $14.50. Any other room $9.00 or 4 rooms for $38.99. All work guaranteed. 8. Reports to Duty Marine Pvt. LAYTON son of Robert G. R. Bell, Lynn and Arlene W. Bell of Layton, has reported for duty at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Ja- anytime. Marine Given New Promotion Marine Lance LAYTON son of Cien A. Joe Oswald, Cpl. T. Bradley of Layton, has been promoted to his present rank while serving at Marine Corps Air Station, Yuma, AZ. A 1983 graduate of Mira Costa High School, Manhattan Beach, CA, he joined the Marine Corps in January 1984. v v - Utah Farmers Asked To Attend Sessions SALT LAKE CITY - Family Agriculture: Our Heritage, Our Future, will be the theme when o members of the Farmers Union meet in Burley, Idaho on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 for their 32nd annual state convention. Boyd W. Munns, president of the general farm organization announced that the public will be welcome to attend any of the convention activities to be held at the Burley Inn. The inadequate provisions of recent Farm Bills, international politics and the strength of the U.S. dollar abroad have provided the vehicle for five of the worst economic years in American history, Munns pointed out. Utah-Idah- two-sta- ' ; ; THESE inquisitive little animals esn be yours at only $3 for the black and white kitten or $5 for the Maltese poodle. Ti- -; ny, the puppy is housebroken, and the kitten is very affectionate. Contact Debbie at the Davis County An- imal Shelter, 544-835- 5. Car Exhibit Planned at Salt Palace Owners of classic, antique and exotic cars are being sought to en-- ; ter Auto Expo 85, a car show which will presented by the Utah Heart Association, March ' at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City. Billed as the largest show of its kind in the Intermountain West, Auto Expo 85 will feature over 200 cars from all over the Western United States, competing for awards and prizes. Most will be classic or antique automo-- ; biles, although some newer, exotic cars will also be featured. According to John Doughlas, show chairman, and Bob Templeton, show director, there will be six categories of cars: imported, US manufactured, Marques, racing or modified, commercial vehicles and special invitation. further These categories will-bbroken down into 26 classes, based on type of car, list price ! 8-- e 10 and age of vehicle. The show will be conducted in concours delegance style, Douglas said, with judging based chiefly on excellence of appearance and road worthiness. A panel of 40 local judges will judge the event. Winners willbe awarded beautiful silver platters, trophies and plaques. The shows entry fee will be $10 prior to Feb. 15, 1985. Entries received after the 15ht will be assessed a late charge. The show is being held to benefit the Utah Heart Association's research, public education and community service programs. No buying or selling activities, including For Sale signs, will be allowed in the exhibition area. For more informaiton on Auto Expo 85 contact the Heart Fund Auto Show, 2520 So. State Street, Suite 218, Salt Lake Ciyt, UT 84115, or call (801) te agri-cltu- re Farmers Union members and delegates will gather to hear state and national leaders address the situation facing agriculture and the adopt a policay statement with positive recommendations regarding the 1985 Farm Bill, the farm economy and numerous other state and national issues. Farmers Union is concerned about the future of family agriculture and if the farm economy will improve enough to provide the incentive for a new generation of food producers to take up the challenge of producing food and fiber for this nation and the world, the farm leader said. Unfortunately, our industry has failed to share in the recent economic comeback of which President Reagan is so proud. The overall parity level of US farm commodities has dropped from 67 percent when Mr. Reagan took office, to last months 55 percent according to USDA. The farm group will hear from a slate of speakers at this year's meeting. On Thursday, Jan. 31, Idaho Governor John Evans and Natinal Farmers Union President Cy Carpenter will be featured speakers. On Friday, Feb. 1, recently elected Congressman Richard Stallings will discuss the Farm Bill debate and its implications on American family agriculture. The state of the farm economy is the number one problem facing our nation today especially when you consider its importance in international trade, providing jobs and stimulating the overall exonomy. Our delegates have a difficult assignment when you consider the scope of the issues facing them this year, Munns concluded. 3 America' JOB- S- Qr 3 GENERAL is Anthony'sestaurant now accepting applications Tues-Frl- noon-- 2 p.m.Week-end- ton. ATTENTIONI Have Puni Make money displaying your handcrafts. Call Pam at ' new, remodeling, small commercial or siding. Call for free estimates. RAY K1RKMAN cook needed. Part-tim- e, must be able to work weekends. Call for appointment. Main Street Sta-tio- n, 200 S. Main, Layton. STORAGE SHEDS, DESIGNER DECKS and much more!! Call Ray at model! Wanted to fencing chainlink fencing installed, repaired. All types, sizes, styles. Insurance welcome. Phone for 6. free estimate. 1 Furnaces Your HEATING NEEDS AH 8. Cleaning ) Let The Cleaning Crew harn die your cleaning lobs. Bonded. Rewarding Opportunity Married or single adults needed to provide a home for adolescents. Professional support provided. S41Smo. 84050 WEIGHT LOSS GUAfeAN- TEED!! Try this safe, nutritious program for all ages. Lose inches, feel great and see results. JOBS (m" Motor January Tune-C- ) p Special-Ras'- s Repair, 1464 N. Main, Auto Lay-Io- n, Tune-u- p includes new plugs, set liming, adiust carb, clean air filter, all cars. $34.95, t ( Painting Texturizing) Custom PaintlngTwall Coy2 ering. Reasonable Rales. Evening calls welcome. SALES and ) Telephone, Ex- Wholesale Electronics. Salary plus commission. perience desirable. DYNAMIC Telecommunications Company needs Qualified interconnect salesperson. Prefer PBX and key system experience. Salary plus commission. Excellent benefits. Call Gina Fullmer for interview appointment. 8 a.m.-- 5 p.m. Monday through Friday Salt Lake. Skaggs Telephone Corp. Sell Avon-ca- n earn $6 to $10 an hour or more with Avon's new earning opportunity. Painting, papering, texturizing. 25 off all storm windows. Call (ioo' CHILD CARE Remodeling ) Babysitting in mv East Lay- ton home. Loving environment, fun activities, hotlunch. $7.50 per day. 544- David Longfellow Construe lion. Quality: kitchens, bsmt, additions, etc. 1288. Typing CESSING, IBM Babysitting in my home. Any age. PRO- service, PERFECTION ( Waterproofing Tired of water In your basement? Call Daylon Construction (iio INSTRUCTION ) Accordion, guitar and flute lessons, at Stevner Studio in Roy. Guitar and accordion provided free for 6 weeks, outstanding instruction. For accordion call for Portable Welding ' anytime ADQuitar call Prospective home studio piano teachers. Observe and discover expert skills of teaching students. Call M. Identification") ( Writing for apoint-meFisher 546-22Complete Basement Water- Certified Suzuki Plano proofing. Cali Waterproofing Teacher has openings ages 2 All work Wizard and up. Call guaranteed 20 year "FIND VOCAL FREED6M' Barbara Jenkins Rich Vocal Performance-leachin- g background. Elected to National Association of Teachers of Singing. &R Painting Classes For Beginners and Intermediate painters. Enjoy an exciting and fulfilling hobby, palming s. florals, landscapes and slill-llfeDaytime and evening classes. Call Elaine 0 or 546- Beltridge ( Welding 4114. Fiano lessons, intermediate, ment. S u z u kFPia no lied teacher. ings. beginning and limited enroll- lessons. CertH Limited open- - 7. Voice lessons. Fast effective melhod. $8.00 hour lesson, $4 00 '? hour lesson. 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Great financing available. Assumption or refinance. Present all Offers!! Eric Call Manor House Realtors 544- - 9044 MH 718. BY OWNER 4 bdrms, 1 baths, family room, 2 fireplaces, large deck, air cond. sprinkling system. Fruit trees, beautiful view. Appraised $92,000. Selling at $75,000. 537 Grand Oaks, Fruit Heights. Call or if your Complete WAY! 3 bedroom Clearfield rambler, 1 a bathrooms and newer carpets. Large fenced yard and full basement with family room and two more bedrooms roughed in. Reduced fo only $59,500. Call MARTIN at or Jds 6. Homestead Realtors Must sell, 12'2 loan easily assumed. Large master bedroom with master balh. Golden oak galley 2 car garage, kitchen. $72,600. 10.55 PAWNOLOANS WASATCH GUNS 8. LOANS 2606 WALLJ94-665- 0 for 30 years Price reduced to 62,500, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, garage, radiant heat darling. Bountilul Brent Realty 295-34. Dive awayi East Layton location, beautiful oak railing and fireplace mantle. Custom drapes, 2 bedrooms, full basement, double carport, maintena- exterior, nce-free sprin- kler system. Will sacrifice at $62,900. Call Mary Hurlburt ( 701-- IF YOU DON'T LOOK-You'- ll never know how large and well priced this beautiful Oak Forest home Is. A bar- book. Call taln in anyone's for details Manor House Realtors 544- - 9044 MH 700. $72,000. in an area of $85,000 and up. 5 bedrooms, - balhs, main floor laundry, double garage, lovely yard. Choice Kaysville location. Elaine office MH678. $47,706; IN CLEARFIELD 3 bedroom brick home. Fully fenced and landscaped with sprinklers. 8'q assumable loan. NO Qualifying. Call MARTIN at or JdS Homestead 46. Realtors 621-- i bedroom, full basement, completely Kavsvllle-- draped, assumable loan-lointerest. Assume payments, flexible terms on equity. 25; 0833. Cayton-B- y owner. Beautiful home with equally spectacular view. 5 bedrooms, 2 balhs, 2 fireplaces, walk-obasement with 2 redwood decks. VA loan with some owner financing, LEASE OPTION TO" BUY 3 bedroom brick home In Clearfield. New carpels, circular driveway into front-ya- rd carport. $423. per month or $47,400. Flexible terms. Available now. Call 9 owneragenl. Lease with 6ption to buy, 3 bdrm brick home in Clearcarpels, circular driveway into front yard carport. $423 mo. or $47,400. Flexible terms available now. field, new Call 9 0wner Agent LOVfTATGRACIOUS SETTING? This elegant rambler has oversized master bedroom with walk-i- n closet space that will amaze you. 2 tiled balhs, colored fixtures, room lo work, buill-l- n kitchen with many special features. Four bedrooms, plus family room. Call Mary Hurlburt MH 726-LOW DOWN 1 Assume, will carry 2 large bedrooms, 1 bath, garage, Palos Verdas 544- $ubj Kaysville. $63,500. 1. Makg Offer-Own- carrie$ eonlract. Low down, no points, no closing costs. Sunset. NEW CONSTRUCTIO- N11 235 SUBSIDIZED Fixed Rate INSTANT CASH Sell Houses with A Want Ad 6. R FHA 1 Winterize your home with some help from service di classified rectory. March of Dimes IBIiJlH OGDEN or Jds at stead Realtors EAST LAYTON r, Child care, Roy. Close to Sandrldge Park 8, Iomega. training classes available. Weekdays 2 8-6:30 a m.3. -- 4:30 - up. p.m., ages I have openings for 2 children ages 0 to 6 yrs., large fenced yard and play equip., IBM-P- C or Macintosh word lots of loving care, E. Layton processing and graphics. 3. area. 2485 GRANT. Child Care licensed TYPING Word Processor in my Clearfield home. Resumes, Business Documents, College Papers, Etc. 7. PRIVATE PRESCHOOL" Janelle Enhanced curriculum, field Will do typing in mv home, trips. Phonics, music, math. college papers, resumes, Degreed Teacher, Loving business letters, genealogy Environment. SzS mo. etc. Reasonable rate. Call 8:30-11:Yvonne before 7:00 m. a P.m. Sunset dose to HAFB will babysit in my home ages 3 Upholstery 5. Lots Of love Will babysit in my West RECOVERING Point home. $6.00 per day. Motorcycle seats, bar stools ol activities, hoi kitchen chairs, R.V. and odd lunches, fenced yard. Call iobs. Reasonable rates, 14 1. Cherle 9. years experience. Lela Dlsptavwrl-te- secretary Call MARTIN Home- c. On Call The 9 to 5 job without the 9 to S hours. Earn $6 to S10 per hour. Call Avon. 2, ( ASSUMPTION New Home, $3,000 Down, No closing costs. Oak throughout, fireplace, garage, deck. 490 S. 1000 W. Layton, Ut. and 9Vz ASSUMPTION No qualifying. Gorgeous home, 4 bedrooms and 2'q bathrooms, plus study, full g fireplace and Stove in family room. $71,200. L needed Id service exisiting video movie concessions in large grocery stores In the S. Ogden area. No sales necesMust be personable, sary. well groomed and outgoing. Ideal for housewives. Send resume's to: J & B Enterprises. P.O. Box 2046, Sandy, JJL84&9T WANTED: Horse Trainer Age 20 yrs or older, experience showing, training Quarter horses. Send resume and photo Box SA, Morgan, Ut. The 1984 Tax Law contains hundreds of changes. Be sure you take all allowable Counter deductions and credits. Fed- ( VzACRE ately, ideal for housewives and students. Ask for Paul, Income Tax eral, Stale and prepared in your home by experienced Tax Accountant. Audit Service included. Call Grant for ap, i pointment. . COUNTY DAVIS Exclusive 2 vr. old brick baths, rambler, 5 bdrms. 2 car garage, zoned for large animal. S95,000. Low down Assume 1044 Lavton-- 3 bedroom with e, large family room, rock deck, carport, fenced yard. Must see. $61,900. Part time representative od, ESTATE REAL (iiiT positions open immedi- 4 ( 546-499- 0 SUPERSTRUCTURE INC. MODELS BARBIZON 6 3. Quality-wo- bedrooms, with basement Land included No Down We build everywhere fied. Can Bobbie & W CONSTRUCTION and REMODELING!! No iob to small, we do it all. Repair work is our speciality. Are prices can't be beat. Call8. or Mike Scott Household $418 Utah Money, VA or FHA 3 model, training available. Classes starting Feb. and March. 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Roy location, close to schools, RV pad, landscaped, sprinklers. Anthony's has openings for cooks, head waitresses, waitresses. Experience necessary. Salary negotiable. estimates. names when you place a Classified ad. Focus On MORMONISM Cult? Check it out New message Each week. Quality installation since 1952. MICONl TILE, Free pan: A 1983 graduate of Layton High School, Layton, he joined the Marine Corps in March 1984. in Fruit Heights condo. Extra nice unit. 3 bdrm, !vi bath, family room, dble covered carport, pool, private patio, washer 'dryer, water softener, $58,000. Bill Johnson 3 (iiiT Christian or Carpet Installation"") Carpet'installation AND REPAIRS! Call ( 1 f Best buy & rs Funeral services were held Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1985 in the Hooper 5th Ward with Bishop Greg W. Haws officiating. Interment in the Hooper City Cemetery. Funeral Directors, Myers Mortuary of Roy. KANESVILLE ) Carpet Cleaning ed vour "carpets-ne- ( ESTATE CONDOMINIUMS REAL 1(170 PERSONALS Ceramic Tile Also surviving are three sisters, Hazel S. Arave, Mrs. Ted (Elnora) Kilts, both of Hooper; Mrs. Glen (Ruby) Hull, North Ogden. He was preceded in death by three brothers, three sisters and one Val ( f1in ) FOUND Stolen Jan. 11 from HAFB BMX Schwinn Thrasher. Free wheel, black hand brake, black seat, chrome wired and white checker pads Reward Mike's Mobile Maintenance will conduct the Davis County Emissions tests every Tuesday and Thurs. at Clearfield Auto Parts Store, 70 South State, Clearfield rear parkins lot, from II a.m. to 5:00 p.m. vehicle fee 4. pass or fail S9.00. - t LOST Auto Repair ( sen ET CETERA WORD ! c 3Q DIRECTORY' Allen Dee Shipp - ", BUSINESS SERVICE . or eves. NEW HOME $57,500 3 bdrm.. 1 balh, 2 bay windows. Nice Layton area. Call to see If you qualify for this gsrhng new home! Carole or Btfl. Really 9. Don1 wait on this one! J25-836- 1 |
