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Show A I Job Corps dedicates diming facility during ceremonies RAYMOND YOUNG, national director of Job Corps, answers questions during a press conference following the dedication of the Clearfield Job Corps new dining facilities. At left is Center Director, Mose Watkins. E. The recently completed dining facility was dedicated at Clearfield Job Corps Wednesday. On hand for the dedication ceremony was national director of Job Corps, Raymond E. Young, whom the dining hall was named after. In comments to the many state and local dignitaries in attendance, Mr. Young said, This is one of the most luxourious dining halls to be found in any Job Corps center and compliments the other fine facilities available here. He also said, Of all the Job Corps centers, the spirit here at Clearfield beats anything I have ever seen. Mr. Young complimented center director Mose Watkins and the managerial staff for making Clearfield Job Corps the greatest center in the country. According to Mr. Young, there are now 61 Job Corps centers throughout the nation, with another 50 to be built by September of this year. The enrollment of Job Corps students will increase from 22,000 to 44,000. The additional centers will make it possible for students to attend a center in or near their home state. The Film questions IQ relationships Artwork wins spot in contest V Could your child have a normal or above normal I Q. and still have a learning problem? Does this have a p.m. in the Utah Power and Light Auditorium, 457 26th Street. This should be of special interest to proven teachers, parents, psychologists, counselors, judges, and with relationship delinquency? Melvin Arlington, TX Mitchell of Clearfield Home, Clearfield, is once again a winner in the Calendar Design Division of the Art Design Contest held annually by the National officers. film sponsored by The Golden Spike Chapter of UACLD entitled The Reluctant Delinquent will be shown on this subject March 14, at 7 A A representative from the Youth Bureau will give a synopsis on delinquency in Ogden. The public is invited. - The event, sponsored by the Utah Chapter AFA, will begin at 6:30 p m. at the base officers club. Speaker will be Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Reserve Affairs, George B. Kutche. Kutche will talk on the outlook for the Air Force Reserve during the coming year. Reservists to be cited at the banquet are MSgt. Monan A. Lovell, Clinton; MSgt. David Julian Martinez, Layton; Fawcett, Salt Lake which was for with inpaid entirely stance money from the old struc-tu- e It is divided into four separate stiucture was $600,000, alffirst dining rooms, each with a distinctly different decor. The new facility, which has a seating capacity of 450, was built by Big D Construction Company of Ogden. Mr. Young entered the Job Corps program in April, 1966, as a Job Corps Project manager for Breckinridge Job Corps He was later responsible for Clearfield and Lincoln Job Corps Centers He held numerous other positions until last year when he was appointed Director of Job Corps and the newly created Young Adult Conservation Corps Streamflow forecasts bok good, reports Davis County SCS Streamflow forecosts, reservoir all storage and mountain snow-pac- k stated look good for Davis County, Max Phillips, SCS (Soil Conservation Service) Layton. Snow survey measurements vary percent of average at Farmington lower to 89 percent at Chalk Creek No. 3. Measurments were taken before the heavy storms of Feb March Storm conditions have This should be a good year to plant new lawns, new hay or pasture, trees and other high water requirement crops. Supervisors of the Davis Soil Conservation District urge everyone to apply irrigation water wisely. Excessive water application may be damaging to your neighbor as well as to your own plants and property. Water is Utahs Liquid Gold. Invest it wisely! from 136 23-2- prevented helicopters from flying the last few days so Redden Mine lower and Beaver Creek Ranger Station snow courses on the Weber River Drainage will be read via snowmobile. The streamflow forecast by SCS collaborating with the Utah State Department of Natural Resources for the Weber River Drainage is 97 to 139 percent of average. Farmington Creek is forecast at 129 percent of average. Reservoir storage data received from Weber Basin and Davis and Weber Canal Co. show all reservoirs on the Weber River drainage area about normal or above except Lost Creek Reservoir which is 81 percent of average. Citations planned for fire lane parking Clearfield police officers are issuing warnings to drivers of automobiles who park in the fire lanes in the local shopping centers, and beginning March 13, such drivers will receive citations. The Clearfield Ordinance the adoption of the Fire Prevention Code, Section 28.16 which reads as follows: Fire Lanes on Private Property, Devoted to Public Use, (a) The marking of fire lanes on private property, devoted to public use, shall be approved by the chief of the Bureau of Fire Prevention and the Chief of Police, (b) Parking of motor vehicles or otherwise obstructing fire lanes shall be prohibited at all times. Clearfield Ordinance provides for a penalty for violation for the Fire Prevention Code. It provides that this would be a misdemeanor subject to penalty. Fire lanes are clearly marked with yellow paint and with posters hung from prominent areas of buildings, according to a spokesman for the police department. Association for Retarded Citizens For three years now obtained Melvin has his for artwork recognition in the calendar. This year Melvins drawing will be used for the month of February. His drawings were submitted by the Davis County Association for Retarded Citizens. Melvin, 47. enjoys rock collecting and paints along with his drawing. More than 3,000 drawings were entered in the Annual Art Design Contest from throughout the country. Prizes of $50 United States Savings Bonds wrere given to contestant winners whose drawings were selected for the calendar. Brochures illustrating the Christmas cards and the calendar can be obtained by the National writing Association for Retarded Citizens, P O. Box 6068, Arlington, TX 76011. Utah reservists being honored at H AFB event HILL AIR FORCE BASE Five Utah Reservists will be honored on March 11 at Hill AFB at the annual Air Force Associations Air Force Reserve Appreciation Night. square foot Raymond E. Young Dining Rooms replaces the old calt'eria which burned down in the S'lti'mer of 1976. Cost of the new 16 ((X) TSgt. City; SMSgt. Bernhard C. Hallett, Layton; and TSgt. Jerry F, Derrick, Clearfield, Sergeant Lovell is assigned to the 67th Aerial Port Squadron and Sergeant Martinez is assigned to the 68th Aerial Port Squadron. Sergeant Fawcett is assigned to the 5th Air Logistics Center Augmentation Squadron. Both sergeants Hallett and Derrick are assigned to the 508th Tactical Fighter Group (Reserve). All reserve units are based at Hill AFB. Officer rescues local duck A duck on the pond at Lakeside Square is much happier today thanks to Police Officer Joe Burotn. An unidentified caller informed the police department Sunday morning that two of the ducks that belong in the pond were wandering through the parking lot in front of Sprouse Reitz. Officer Burton, who had heard for the past week and a half that there was a duck on the pond with something around its head, responded to the call and upon arrival found one of the two ducks had a plastic retainer from a k around its neck. The plastic retainer was also forced into the back of the ducks mouth making it impossible for the duck to swallow anything. Some quick moves on the part of Officer Burton resulted in the ducks capture and the removal of the retainer, after which the duck was returned, feeling greatly relieved, to the pond. six-pac- Award given DON BLAIR, left, recently received a Service Award from Mayor Donal Townley for eight years of service to Clearfield City on the safety council. HMM. Watches pros s . . so thats how they make newspapers. Kelly Adams watches the newspapers coming off the press at the Clearfield Courier office. With Polaroid camera in hand, she's ready to record any unusual happenings, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Glen Adams. . ' 4 |
