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Show i WEEKLY REFLEX-DA- NEWS JOURNAL, JUNE 15, 1978 VIS EMon 1 ii By ROSELYN KIRK - A rezonFARMINGTON ing matter in northeast Lay-to- n has again appeared on the agenda of the Davis County Commission based on a proposal by landowners Dale Smedley and Roger Nalder to rezone 18 acres from Ato 3 to allow commercial development. -l Smedley said that property exchanges in the area since the hearing have resulted m eight additional owners having acquired land in the 18 acre area. Roger Nalder appeared with Mr. Smedley explaining that he wants a permit to build a carpenter shop, but the planning office will not issue a building permit unless the area is THE COUNTY last considered the same request at a public hearing in April 1977 and recommended that the area, located on the north side 193 between Fairfield of S-- R Road and Hill Air Force Base, annexed to Layton. Although some negotiations mrtdiiflfrf'iifi i iiWil iiii1niitrrt i iri 'r Tifi T"n r MfriT iTi'ih iittnriftil Dr. David R. Warden has received recognition award. AWARD Dr. David R. Warden of Kavsville was presented the Physicians Recognition Award of the American Medical Association by the Academy for Continuing Medical Education. THIS AWARD is in recog- nition of the fulfillment of requirements in the continuing education program (post graduate education). It is open to all graduates of American and Ctyiadian Schools of Medicine or Osteopathy who are residents of. the United Stales. DR. WARDEN began his practice in Kaysville in 1968 after serving in the U.S. Army for four and one half years at Fort Huachuca, Ariz. Prior to his assignment in Arizona, he completed a tour of duty in Vietnam. He is married to the former Mary Lou McNabb and they are the parents of eight ntnif- with Layton followed the hearing, the area was never annexed by that city. On Feb. 1, Layton cancelled fire protection to an adjacent unincorporated area which had been receiving fire protection from the city based on a contract with the county. At that time, Layton Fire Chief John Adams said that an auto body shop, a warehouse and storage sheds located in that area could not be supplied fire coverage since Layton fire department has no control over materials that might be stored or manufactured there. &A the physicians children. They reside at 625 South Grand Oaks, Fruit Heights, np SYRACUSE rezoned. A tiful Fire Department last week represented the bulk of the $400,000 m excess equipment that has been received by Davis County and city governments through an excess federal property program. JOHN ZIPPRO, County Emergency Services Director, said the excess equipment is without cost to the government entities as long as it is used for fire or police work He said many of the drive vehicles four-whe- el have been converted to fire fighting equipment. During the four years that the equipment has been acquired, it has been placed in good condition by local fire and police departments in - REISBECK For AU Your Insurance Needs PEAS A CARROTS, PEAS TRUCKS 9 197 NORTH N cr COntl f.iSAT PSIS i IS - Pi T.V -, FROZEN FOODS! 2 PMl 45 0 Potatoes Shoestrings 0 0 Gel-a- second Air Steak French Fries Cut air 24 oz size Bel ! Bel-o- ir ir Apple Pies 24 oz size Apple Juice oz can 12 69 89 75 PICNIC NEEDS! Hot Dog BunsErr,r,c. Mrs.Wright's Domfts.w' Peanut Butter ?ZVW 43 85 99 Raspberry Preserves $3 SUPER SAVERS! 0 Biscuit Mix 0 Margarine coTi 0 Potato Salad 0 Lucerne Cole Slaw 14 oz 89 86 99 59 size AUSC. VALUES! 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OPEN MON W BARS KTTOtOI CRAFTY i for TRANSMISSIONS :c ICE CREAM a SAVE CHUSSIL SPROUTS U.j vice president; Seletha Shun, secretary; April Adams, treasurer, Donna Wilson, song leader, Sherri Jacobs, reporter, Wendy Craig, game chairman; Kami Moulton, refreshment chairman; Lisa Moore, calling chairman. Six members attended the meeting and one visitor, Mrs Moulton, creatY'' OfTZ FE1EEZEE2 CBCXEN, TURKEY A BEEF MIXED VEGETABLES president; Trudy Egbert, first vice president; Julie OWHERS Mitch ismofiis the year are: Kim Blair, LIFE 376-427- ELECTED ; r S summer projects. THE GROUP will take a course m camping and are looking forward to an exciting work. year in They will meet each Wednesday at the home of their leader Mrs. Ann Mae Moulton, with Barbara Moulton as assistant leader. OFFICERS AUTO Mix Yccm basis The Crazy Campers Club has been organized and meetings are underway for DIXON P. ii .I DAY w K-Vo- mvuiims ciL-Ai- n COHLJ HEAL Organized TWO PLRSONS in the other car, Mr. Wood, the driver, and a passenger. Eugene are listed in fair condition in the Tremonton Hospital. grb . ASSORTED VARIETIES PMwm::? fight- Club Mr. Hawkes is in good condition at McKay-De- e Hospital in Ogden. Wood, 62, of Howell, Box Elder County. The accident happened about 5 pm. Sunday at the intersection of State Roads 13 and 82 in Box Elder County north of Brigham City. RON BAIR Y WHIPPED TOPPING repaired and conditioned, 4-- M auto. ICE converted into a snowplow Bountiful Fire Chief Darrell Mcllrath said that, if needed, the equipment, that has been South, Weber, Layton, Kays- for the A SPOKESMAN Utah Highway Patrol said that the Wood car apparently ran a stop sign and collided with the southbound Hawkes' their car collided with a vehicle driven by Earl G. Pk been acquired, which can supply emergency power for lighting and radios. In addition to the generator, other equipment on display included four wheel drive vehicles which have been converted for emergency use on the hillside, one grass truck to be used for mountain fires, a tanker for use m fire fighting and a vehicle that has been ville, West Bojntiful, Farmington and Bountiful. In IN ADDITIONAL business, the commission approved the expenditure of $20,000 to expand the capabiliy of the county computer. among four persons killed m Utah highway accidents over the weekend. LOMAY HAWKES was killed and her husband, Marvin, 48, was injured when ning commission turned the matter over to the Davis County Planning Office. Albert Cole, county planner, Qi::m pizza STRAVBERRIES county level and pay. A most cases this conditioning included painting the vehicles and placing them in good condition. SEVERAL generators have supplements other fire ing equipment, rk since Syracuse woman was COUNTY Commissioner Glen Flint said later that he believes the county owes Mr. Smedley some consideration since a commitment to rezone the area was made several years ago when he was forced to sell other land to Hill Air Force Base for a clear zone near the flight path. After discussion, the plan- PEPPCXOMASABSAGE FROZEN SUCER IO.-AI- R Bountiful Fire Dept. - unfair FATirS On Display At FARMINGTON $186,000. Syracuse Woman Killed Excess Equipment display of vehicles and equipment assembled at the Boun- another for skill training for employees are required to handle similar accounting procedures at a lower grade Manpower program without placing a grade on the position. Richard Nelson, Manpower executive director, said the compromise was reached since the fiscal agent must be hired if CETA is to apply for two federal grants, one for veterans totalling In appearing before the commission on Thursday, Mr. $16,800 and The decision on whether to advertise the position was put off last week when county clerk, Rodney Walker, said that the grade level recommended for the position was IN OTHER business, the county agreed to advertise for a fiscal officer for the CETA Layton. C-- be said the commission has been directed to contact all present owners in the area. They then report back to the county commission before further action is taken. SINCE February the county has negotiated with Hill Air Force Base and Clearfield but neither entity has agreed to supply fire protection to the area. Commissioners have said in the past that prior to any commercial development the area should annex into .oastnoa .D " STEAKS b :03a SAUSAGE ik. 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