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Show r 8C Lakeside MUM Review North, Wednesday, May 18, 1983 iv vmjmmuu wsww S. Wobor ..props Primary - Primary are a the past past primary Ovor Equipment SOUTH WEBER Clearfield, Courv ly BARRY Review Staff new A CLEARFIELD, trading post was open for business last Tuesday and the first two customers were Clearfield and the Davis County Circuit Court.1 A ' f disagreement over the rights to office furnishings in the Clearfield clerks office has started bargaining talks between the two sides. . Under the bill passed by the state legislature in February, STAN T1XIER Fund Raising Chairman Is Chosen Stan Tixier, Regional Fores- IBicCiot last week discpntinulng the all office equipment that was in the clerks office on Jan. 1, 1983, became property of the state. Clearfield City officials felt since they paid for the equipment which is in the office, that Mayor Rex Bouchard noted elections were often unnecessary because of a lack of candidates on the ballot. He said these elections wasted city money on ballots and poll operators when only two candidates were running. The ordinance will be in effect in this yeRrs elections. from city elections. July Councilman John Beut-le-r primaries The ordinance requires all fuargued with Bisseggers conto run on the ture candidates board State administrtor, tentions. November the in ballot Gordon Bissegger, offered We feel were being taken, elections municipal libbooks law the Clearfield You put those said Beutler. rary, an antique bookcase and figures up on the board to soften the replacement of an IBM us up a bit. Youre still coming copier with a Savin copier. In out ahead. Councilman Rulon Cummings asked Bissegger if Sixteen memCLINTON Humann, Mr. Tough; Shane exchange, the clerks office that was his best offer and if would keep two IBM Selectric they could bargain some more. bers of Cub Scout Pack 250 Tempfer, sportiest; Tyler Johnprizes in the organiza- son, most original; Doug Foote, typewriters, three stacking Bissegger told the council that it claimed Pinewood Derby. most unusual; Matthew Cherry, annual tions chairs and two typewriter desks was the best the state could Mr. Pinewood;. Ryan JohnThe event, under the direction along with the copy machine offer. of Cubmaster Frank Tremea, son, best all around; Steven Niexchange. Clearfield Mayor Neldon saw Zack Taylor claim first xon, best paint; Kelby Carter, Chris Tremea, Mr. Derby; Hamblin said the council would place, with Gary Richardson, Along with the proposal, Bis, Paul-Brandon and Jason the Emmett Flitton, take on award; consideraoffer Ricks, to under the council design segger spoke how the city will benefit from tion and keep negotiations going son taking second, third, and Just. Special; Jeremy Schield, judges award; and the city circuit clerks becom- between City Manager Gayle fourth. included Other Jeff winners Marc Larios, most colorful. Starks on court. and of state the circuit the ing employees they should be compensated for it. KAWA relic of in South Weber as the City Council adopted an ordinance elections 1. . Cub Scouts Got Awards ' ter for the Intermountain Region of the Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, will be the chairman of the Northern Utah Combined Federal Campaign for the fall 1983 drive. Tixier was appointed the Regional Forester in June 1982. He began his career with the Forest Service 24 years ago in Arizona and has had several different assignments to national forest areas. The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is a fund raising method for all federal employees. The purpose of the campaign is to lessen the burdens of government and of fund-raisin- once-a-ye- g ar local communities in meeting needs of human health and welfare and to provide a convenient channel through which federal public servants may contribute to these efforts. Local federal employees contribute through the Northern Utah CFC which extends from Center Street in Farmington to the Idaho state line. This encompasses 24,000 people. ' Tixier said: The CFC held last fall raised $570,000 for 127 agencies. Most of this money is contributed through the payroll deduction method. 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