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Show 1 May 9, 1979, Page 2 CLEARFIELD COURIER. ! beware Speeders SUNSET Joining with other state law enforcement agenthe Sunset Police Department have announced they will cies, no longer tolerate speeds 10 miles per hour in excess of Q -- OF sr THE r. Get to know Older Americans Is your car coated with the dirt and grime of the past winter? If it is, a car wash will be sponsored by the Senior High Youth of the Clearfield Community Church. The car wash will be held in the church's parking lot at 200 South 500 The annual CLEARFIELD Senior Cottillion will be held Saturday night, climaxing senior week at Clearfield High. The formal dance will be held in Salt Lake City in the Capital Rotunda at a cost of $6 per couple. A king and queen will be chosen to reign over the evening. Candidates for queen are Sandy Hampton, Christine Urie and Terrie Ross. King finalists are Mike Arrant, Dale Cook, Mark Floor Coro teres 1979 Phi Beta Lambda annual state leadership convention held at Utah State University in Logan, Utah, ten Utah Collegiate Institutions ON INFLATION competed for honors in business competition. In the individual student com- petition, eight Stevens Henager College students earned first place hopors. Eric Olsen of Tremonton placed first in Office Procedures, Alan Blakeslee of Austin, Colorado, earned first place in Accounting and Cal Huber of LaPoint, earned first $q $219.95 Iwoka NOW I 1270A O With hondy cord windtr "cordaway' IMAGINE O howprful 3 2 HP motor giro you loodt a( wctiai A PULL SIZE CLEANER WITH ALL OP THE WANTED FEATURES O EdpKlMn O Cotnbmn th odvontagn of a Canute at upright voaiun O I lot you dial 4 wttingt lor lh on any carpal. O Cioont Problem ihogl! O Baa tar BarOruth "DitlrubuRpr" oc'on bod (loaning O Brilliant Headlight O The BIGGEST Disposable Dirt Bag. And Morel A $79.95 Value NOW ONLY O c- Exclusive rug freight adjuster f Ai O rlV lyfcAl Inflation ABustor Top filling disposable bag prevents clogs Brilliant headlight Edge Kleenar O Power driver brush roll Wayment and Phil Garrett. Also in conjunction with senior week a movie will be shown tonight at the school. Beginning at 7 :30 p.m. will be the movie, One on One. The public is invited at a cost of $1.50 per person. Proceeds from the show will be used to pay for die senior gift to the school, a video tape recorder. An assembly has been planned for Friday as part of the week's activities also. SAVE II I SI 7. Teel let 84.95 19.95 104.90 29.95 Included During This Event Tools & place in Executive Typing. These students will represent Utah in competition at the National Phi Beta Lambda convention to be held in New Orleans in July. Placing first in the Ten-Ke- y Calculator was Susan Walker of Clearfield. Ronda Jo Femelius, of Payson, placed first in Junior Typing and Janet Ehresman of Idaho Falls, Idaho received first place in Junior Stenography. In the Poster-makin- g competition. Sandra Olson of South Ogden and Carrie Falk of North. Ogden carried off first place honors. The number of first place awards by Individual competition from other collegiate institutions were as follows: Utah State University-5- , Weber State College-2- , Utah Technical College, Provo-1- , Utah Technical College, Salt Lake City-Southern Utah State College-4- , and Snow College-1- . Stevens Henagers Parliamentary Procedures team, consisting of Roger Nielson of Roy, Bill Neibaur of Kanesville, Delores Rands of Ogden, Della Thompson of Ogden, and Mary Bruton of Huntsville, Alabama, i . Nn.Sn Clnteli lm Cwhrkhw Spent Mitt MMte SMI SMI M CMO mi SttM Iten, SMtt St ISS attS-M- Thanks to all of you senior citizens who responded to the health fair last week. It was really a great day! Also we all need to be truly appreciative to the many professional people and the many willing volunteers who gave of their time and effort to make this day a beneficial and successful event. conference to Our next big event will be the be held at the Golden Years Center, Bountiful. Heritage Center will be closed that day May 17, and transportation will be provided for you if you need it. Lunch reservations will need to be made at the Heritage Center. This year there were some important bills passed in the legislature that were important for senior citizens and this is your opportunity to discuss with the governor and have your voice heard in the next legislature. Please plan to attend. Mini-Goven- 3, received second place. Gaelynn Pickard of Ogden earned second place in Junior Typing. Laurie Warner of Montrose, Colorado received second place in Junior Stenography. Third place awards went to Sheila White of Richfield for Executive typing, Terri Johnson of Orem for Junior Stenography, Ron Pardoe of Sunset for Ten-Ke- y Calculator, and Donna Bracke of Ogden for Business Communications and Ms. Future Business Executive. Phi Beta Lambda, a national fraternity of college students entering the business world, is dedicated to encouraging the highest business ethics and procedures. Stevens Henager College was honored at the state conference for having the largest chapter membership in Utah and, for the third consecutive year, received the second highest overall awards. First place for overall awards went to Utah Technical College, Provo. Rummage sale dated LAYTON The Lutheran Womens Missionary League of Trinity Lutheran Church, 385 W. Golden Ave., will be holding a Rummage and Handicraft Sale on May 11th and 12th. The hours will be as follows: Friday from 11-- 6 arid Saturday from Many useful household items as well as a variety of clothing will be available. Come and see what we have. beater bar Vacuum Reg. TooURtfl. Reg. Value now All and photographs for Wednesday papers must bo in the nows office before 5 or by 2 p.m. pjn. Monday Thursday for the Saturday paper in Roy. Pictures may be Included without chorga either taken in our office submitted by Area students awarded honors in business Parenthood changes daily At the REO. PRICE 004 or East, Clearfield on Saturday, May 12th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cost of the wash will be $2 for cars and $2.75 for larger vehicles. This covers both the inside and outside of the car. Proceeds will go to the churchs Building Fund. Products ON THIS POPULAR EUREKA POWER TEAM 025-- 1 557-201- Senior dance planned Jor- - EURKEA STILL Telephone Celt leke Car wash scheduled They come in all sizes and shapes. . . chubby and skinny. . . cuddly and stern. . . spirited and shy. . . Their skills are varied. . . And they love life. . . the arts and theater. . . family and friends. . . neighbors. . . sports. . . travel and adventure. . Who are they? They are Utahs 167,000 senior citizens. During May, Older Americans Month, take time out to get to know them. . . Theyve got a lust for life that just might rub off on you if you give them a chance. . . The older American in your life. apeciaUf Utah. S9SS S. 100 W. MelUno oddrow, P.O. Sox 207. Roy, Utah 04007. posted limits. Much has been said lately about conserving gasoline and also stressing safety. The mayor added, Were not looking for additional revenue. He asked Police Chief Daryl Conger to report back to the city council in several months as the effectiveness of the policy. Tickets will be issued to any driver caught driving more than six miles per hour above the limit, with more concentrated enforcement in residential areas. The new policy was announced by Chief Conger at last Thursdays city council meeting. Chief Conger explained enforcement of the new policy would begin immediately, but for two weeks verbal warnings will be issued instead of tickets. The chief pointed out that a car traveling 25 miles per hour needs about 56 feet to come to a stop. At 30 miles per hour, a car needs 76 feet and at 35 miles per hour, 95 feet. Thats a long way, especially in a residential area, he concluded. Utah Association of Women are (I. to r.) Emma Hardy, president, Pat Preston, first vice' An orientation president, Morjalee Smith, second vice president, and Barbara Barlow, secretary-treasuremembers. interested new for been has planned meeting OFFICERS Km Sun Chronid and r CUnrflnld Courier vbilriwO wuukly at Roy, Vacuum The changing face of parenthood in America is one of the greatest challenges of todays society . This is the view of Dr. Cowley, assisstant Au-Dea- professor of social work at the University of Utah, who says d new deveopments in the family structure require from social individuals and service agencreativity cies. Theres been an explosion of lifestyle options, explains Cowley, and people are no longer being docile about being forced into societys molds. I see this as healthy, she continues, but society gets frightened about controlling individuals who exercise individual freedoms. Cowley says many assumptions are still being made about the American family which are no longer true. There are fewer and fewer nuclear families, she notes, and we make the mistake of thinking that any child who grows up with a mother and father is better off than one who comes from a single parent background. In a marriage where there is no love, its often a case of coun-- . holy eadlock, says the professor who is also a marital of traditional this selor. TTie assumption that the children family form will be well adjusted is often wrong. We also' make the mistake of assuming that in a family, one stays home with the children, she With inflation, this is not true in a growing number of open-minde- two-pare- nt s. cases. With the number of single parent families and premarital pregnancies on the rise in Utah and across the country, Cowley stresses the need for early training in sex education, personal relationships and parenting. A rational, intellectual approach should replace taboos and emotional warnings which she says have been proven ineffective. Children are maturing at an earlier age than ever before, the professor notes. I think we should give them credit for that maturity by approaching them on an adult logical basis with information theyll be needing. These subjects should be introduced at a very early age, so that our children will have a strong background to draw upon by the time theyre teenagers, she stresses. Kindergarten is not too early to start with basic concepts which could be reinforced throughout the school years. We must stop assuming that because an individual is able to physically produce a child, the ability to raise the youngster naturally follows," she adds. Its the toughest job I know. Im applaDed that we need license to drive a car. but anyone can take a newborn baby home from the hospital without benefit of training. Rachel Ortiz & Barbara Patterson invite you to DEEDS DEAUTY SHOP to celebrate the remodeling of the shop with a Mother's Day Special. 17.50 PDttS Rg: $20.00.... kow$15.00 nosntwmeiq. $20.00 1424 SHAKPCOSXT- DON'S VACUUM VILLA 3151 Washington Blvd., Ogden Phone: 394-169- 1 FEI3 C2T S- Reg. 5.50 I2CLUC3 WITH EACH SET IHUEIEDDS EMEMJ1 TTY SIHMDIP 818 N. 1832 VI n Clearfield (EXPIRES MAY 19, 1979) 888-721- 2 ( |
