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Show L, FEBRUARY 10, 1987 Gets post in Ohio X SUNSET A former member of the Davis County Sheriffs Department and leader in the victims ijx;) X'J K board needs you Boundary Rabies clinics If dont countys set for 21st i'Ji This year, members of the Utah State Veterinary Medical Associa- :m x t) tion will again sponsor their annual, low cost rabies vaccination clinics for pets. The clinics this year will be held on Saturday, Feb. 21 from p.m. Locations in Davis County are: North Salt Lake Fire Station, Bountiful City Offices, Farming-to- n City Shops, Layton Commons Park Bowery, located north of rights movement has been ROBERT GALE JOHNSON appointed executive director of a victims' assistance program for the state of Ohio. Gayle Smith, Sunset, will assume the directorship of the program under the auspices of the Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association, Columbus, Ohio, in a program funded by the federal government and the state attorney general and governors office. The Robert Gale Johnson, former Kaysville resident, will be one of three BYU law students chosen to represent BYU at Fordham University in New York City in March in the Kaufman Securities Law National Moot Court Competition. Robert is a 1976 graduate of Davis High School where he lettered in football and track and was a member of the Madrigals. He then served a two year LDS mission to Okayama Japan. In 1984 he received his BA degree in accounting and passed Utah CPA exam in 1985. He is now enrolled in a joint degree program at BYU He will graduate in April with a doctorate in law and a masters degree in accounting. He has served as first and second counselor in an LDS bishopric while at BYU. After graduation he will join the law firm of Winstead, McGuire, Secrest and Mimmick in Dallas, Tex. where he will specialize in commercial litigation and bankruptcy. Robert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Johnson of Kaysville. He is married to the former Diane Gibson of Layton. They have two sons. the establishment of statewide gets calling Elder Darin R. Watts, son of Everett and Myma Watts of Kaysville, has been called to serve in the New York, New York Mission. A farewell in Darins honor will be held at the Kaysville 20th Ward, 555 N. 100 E., Kaysville, on Sunday, Feb. 15 at 8:30 a.m. Darin is a graduate of Davis High School where he was involved in music. He also graduated from Seminary and attended Weber State College. National Sheriffs Association Commission for Victims Rights. Prior to her assignment in law enforcement, she served as the direcrelations tor of professional-publi- c for Humana Hospital Davis North. Michael Cluster has accepted a call to serve in the Canada-Calgar- y LDS Mission. He will enter the Mission Training Center on Feb. residents of the Kaysville 16th Ward. The family recently moved to Warren, Weber County. Mike graduated from Davis High School in 1985, and has been employed at Fred Meyer, jw 11. Mike is the son of George and Brenda Cluster, former Kaysville Food service fee approved By CHERIE HUBER Brad Negar presented the The board was told that this is a permit fee and not an inspection fee and even if a suit is filed, the Board of Health should proceed until such a time when the courts might instruct the Board to act differently. In the mean time individuals can pay their fee under protest and the fees could be refunded if the court rules against the Board of Health. The new member of the Board, Commissioner Bill Peters opposed the motion to approve the fee schedule and the implementation order. con- cept of PATCH, Planned Approach to Community Health, to the Health Board. PATCH is now functioning in 11 states and several other counties in Utah. Davis County has been invited to take part in the program. Mr. Negar explained that in the program a core of volunteer community leadership is formed. Surveys are done to find key health problems and then methods are developed to help educate the public on the key problems. Partial funding comes from the Center for Disease Control, a government agency. As the program stands now the county would have to commit time of some health department employees but no funds. Hidden costs of the program and lack of a contract were discussed but the Board approved the program with one dissenting vote by Steve Romney who was concerned that the program would eventually become a new budget item. The Board also approved the ) IfcfHEgO non-payin- , . Food Service Permit Fee Schedule and a letter that would implement the order for the Food Service Permit Fee Schedule. A representative from Gourmet told the board that his company has already paid over one million in state taxes, $900 in permit fees, and bought business licenses; In additiortTfier plant already has 15 full time inspectors and receives Federal USDA inspections daily. He questioned the additional fees for inspections for which there is no additional need.. se Tole Painting will be offered by Layton City Recreation starting Saturday, Feb. 28. The six course taught by Pam Nielson will include instruction in the art of tole painting and the finishing of the wood projects. Two projects will be completed in the course. The cost of the class is $30 which includes the cost of paints, brushes, paper supplies and the projects. The student will have to purchase a few paints to match SAT. E., Layton. Classes 275 Room. For more information call Enrollment is limited. 546-858- 0. first-nam- (cost clinics. The Utah State Veterinary Medical Association hopes that those who desire a low-co- st vaccination will take advantage of this service. 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Rob Bright, a laboratory medical tecnician, was the recipient of the Outstanding Employee Award, with staff members describing him as a valuable asset. According to the nomination, Rob takes times out to explain procedures to patients, making them feel comfortable and relaxed. He is always pleasant and cheerful and he takes great pride in his accurate work in the laboratory. Both recipients received a cash bonus, a plaque and a gift certificate to the Peppercorn Restaurant. Their names will also be considered for the annual awards with possible advancement to regional and national honors sponsored by Humana Inc., Louisville, Ky. 546-309- 1 am4 pm he-sh- Employees honored 27 South Fort Lano - Layton WBKDAYS 9 home decor during the course of the class if e desires. You may register at the Layton City Recreation Office at the new Swimming Pool Complex at 464 N. Salons of WHAT CAN WE FIND FOR YOU? 9-- 5 8. Tole painting offered 'Veterinary Medical Association. They donate their time to these low fflfdtf&ol At H&.R Block we know youre concerned about the most sweeping tax law changes in history. This year put us on your side. Were pledged to find you the biggest refund youre entitled to. g 451-327- Layton High School and Clearfield Fire Station. For safety purposes, please bring dogs on leashes and cats in containers. Rabies is a deadly virus that affects all mammals. It has been controlled effectively in the United States by animal control measures and vaccinations of dogs and cats. Not too many years ago, dogs were the main source of this disease to the public. Now with routine vaccination and effective animal control, it is fairly rare for dogs or cats to become infected. Certain wild species, on the other hand, routinely carry the disease. A skunk or bat for example, may harbor the virus for months without showing any symptoms. This makes these animals particularly dangerous and they should never be kept as pets. It is easy to imagine how a house pet such as a dog or cat, being nocturnal in nature, could be infected by a skunk, bat or raccoon. Most veterinarians in Utah, private practitioners and public health officials, belong to the Utah State M (TooR Elder Watts also served on the Governors Task Force for Victims Rights and the Elder Cluster to serve 'DM ELDER WATTS GAYLE SMITH training programs for district attorneys and law enforcement officers. In addition, the director will create public awareness programs for the news media and work with Ohio legislators. Smith previously was the public information officer for the Davis County Sheriffs Department and coordinator of Sheriff Brant Johnsons Victims Response Unit. She n Kaysville-Farmingto- 1- -3 $120,000 annual budget includes DHS graduate to attend Moot Court FARMINGTON you like to settle disputes and mind an infrequent meeting, maybe a position on the boundary commission is for you. That body settles disputes between cities on annexation questions. The group hasnt met for two years, however. Planner Barry Burton says that issues can be controversial when they meet, however. Terms last four years. Someone from the area especially would be urged to apply for the voluntary, position. Further information is available by calling KAYSVILLE 546-060- 3 CLEARFIELD 825-721- 2 Open Early BHB 546-222- Open late NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY - , |