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Show i 6C Lakeside Review North, May 18, 1983 yednesday, Dmeri1te Do vis Countfy Davis FARMINGTON conin met Democrats County vention Saturday at Farming-to- n Elementary School where they elected party officers. Jay Clegg, Fruit Heights, an assistant professor of communications at Weber State College, was elected as the new party chairman. Clegg succeeds Lillian Wood of West Bountiful. The new slate of officers elected include Elizabeth Willey, Bountiful, vice chairman; district 14; LaVon Andrews, Clearfield, district 15; Mary Connelly, Layton, district 16; Dean Brand, Fruit Heights, district 17; Elaine Williams, Centerville, district 18; David Lind-stro- Bountiful, district, 19; and Barry Godwin, district 20. Keynote speaker was Mayor Stephen Dirks of Ogden. Dirks said, We are here today to view the world as it is and perhaps make some criticism of it. On the national scene, the administration can be criticized for what is happening in jobs. He also said there is a parallel between what is happening now in Central America and the early stages of the Vietnam conflict. Louise Henson, Sunset, secret- ary; and Haven Burningham, Bountiful, treasurer. Chairmen elected to lead the three senate districts are Bob Volpe, Clearfield, district 21; Donna Hill, Layton, district 22; Mofifio Loodoro were Kent Briggs, administrative assistant to Governor Scott spective legislature districts Matheson, Dolly Plumb, state are: Elaine Fast, Sunset, dis- party treasurer and Elizabeth trict 13; A1 Keime, Syracuse, Vance, national committee wo presidential contender would attend the Utah Democratic Partys Freedom Days celebration at Lagoon on Saturday, May 21. The "Freedom Days celebration is open to the public and the Davis County Democratic Party encourages all persons interested in meeting John Glenn to e; former past party chairmen who were honored guests at the convention. It was announced that John Glenn, former astronaut, and a Weekend No, 3 y Pari- - Democratic man. Also introduced from the platform were Louise Henson, Sunset; Felshaw King, Kays-villBea Carroll, KaysviUe; Maxine Eubanks, Layton, and Joseph Stockseth, Clearfield; Mutuel Horse Races Pocatello, Idaho ADVERTISEMENTS AND NEWS! Standard-ExaminMid-We- CHHKHTY G0U- M' Till It A TheCfeambet, (208)233-152- 5 P O Bo 626, Pouidlo.lD 83204 ili - Get-Awa- Tickets (jLoiiQtnq Infurmahun Lakeside Review Jy Shopping News er ek 2, 5, Over 119,000 Households Home Delivered In 4 Counties! Ogden Post Time 2:00 p.m. $2.00 A Person y A Great For You, Your Friends & Family! Saturday & Sunday 1983 May Bannock County Fairgrounds Exit 71 21-2- Attending the convention and Afton Burningham, Bountiful, district 23. New chairmen of their re- Get-Awa- ' -- 60U) W66HB Q2KATKST PX3FODMIRS IN AMERICA VI NO TO DUSY CODIES STUDIO Dy Smith's Food King DIRECTOR BETA FELT-M- O 1074 E. Oantilo-Layto- n Drill-Gir- Ages 4-- 14 Ballet-Boy- s ls Tap and Clogging-Boy- and Girls Ages 4-To register for REHEARSING for "A Song for Dancing," presented tonight at 6:30 in the School auditorium are (back, from a variety to be Malanie Woolley, Sunny Rae Warburton, Shelley Henson, (front, from left) Amy Leishman, Heather Hansen, Heather Thackeray, members of LaRae's Dance Studio. The free program will feature performers from age 3 to adult in a variety of entertainment under direction of LaRae Thackery. Ages 4-- 7 A 544-975- 4-- 14 ballot 2 PARADIS, DISNIYLAND, KNOTT S BERRY FARM, WKBIR COLLKSI. INVITCD TO PKXFCXM IN HAWAII. HXFOKMANCKS-SUMMI- KaysviUe Junior High left) Heather Johnson, 14 Dance-Bo- ys dogging, singing, tap CALL FUTURI and Girls Ages 6-and Girls Ages s Seng and 14 X Drill Clinic & Tryouts May 21 -- Busy Bodies Studio 11 :30 a.m.-- l :00 p.m. a.m. 9:00 a.m.-10:0- 0 Ages 1 -- 3:C0 12-1- 4 3rd Grad 1:30 p.m. p.m. Ages 4th A leotards Clinic Cost $4.00 Prepaid (Wear tight) 5th if Stats and National Drill Honors 8-1- Gfidi-OsGnde-QtM- . . (Tryouts Optional) 7th Grids Gwm ftr 19834 Qussn for 1983-- 4 for 19834 Up 19834 RanMr lip 19834 for 19834 Frsichni-ls- t PritehssWfflfldiNl 3rd Alt 834 ............. Syracuse Man Promoted HILL AFB in Accounting and Business DeLore W. chief, Industrial Products and Landing Gear Division, Directorate of Maintenance, was recently promoted to the general manager 15 in the senior executive service. The division employs more than 1,600 people engaged in overhaul, repair, modification and reconditioning of aircraft landing gears, landing gear systems, aircraft control surfaces, Ad- ministration. He served five years in the U.S. Navy prior to and during the Korean conflict. (Dee) Thurgood, structural components, ordn- ance pylons, missile launchers, selected guns and life support equipment. In addition, the divi- LIME MAY LIMBO CELERY N MIST GREEN WILLOW BROOK ITECAP HIGHL EYDEW LUCKY LPRIL ANGEL GRE1 ,IME TROPIC Gl flNE FIREFLY INOWFALL WH sion is involved with manufacturing various metal parts and in testing and analysis of missile propellants. Thurgood was born in Ogden, but has lived for many years in Syracuse. 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