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Show r i: : ' .vi. . U.S. Postoge PAN) Ctaorfivld UT MO I S Permit No. 12 Serving the Clearf Art Contest HUNTING AREAS PHEASANT HUNTING sponsored Turkey Tom Art Contest sponsored by the Clearfield Recreation Department is now under way for boys and girls ages 2 to 12. Any coloring media such as paints, crayons, watercolors, pencils etc. may be used to brighten up our for friend this leathered Day dinner appThanksgiving ointment. picture outlines of Turkey Tom will be distributed through the schools or they may be picked up at the Recreation office located at the Clearfield Municipal Swim Pool 934 South Falcon Drive (1000 E.) Prizes will be awarded to winners in A T f- ) - 1 ''' ,' T ' V-- i vv Y v v , , 'r !,' ' j.l !K4-JMA- u ilt t ' October 31, 1979 crea ield-Suns- the following age categories; Kindergarten-2n- d Preschoolers, West Boundary : North Boundary : East Boundary: South AREA in Clearfield City. 1 Freeport Fence on east side 700 South 550 East from 700 South to East and 1000 West Boundary: North Boundary East Boundary: South Boundary 1000 West 700 South : Freeport Fence Freeport Fence 1700 South . East to 17000 South. 1700 South Boundary: East Boundary: Boundary Saturday. The following areas are designated for hunting 1000 South. South side of 1000 South to State Street. State Street south to J000 Vest Boundary : North Boundary: South season opens AREA 2 1700 South Union Pacific Railroad and Clearfield City Boundary Clearfield City Boundary : AREA Clearfield City line 4 1000 West West Boundary: North Boundary: East Boundary: South Boundary : 500feet south of 300 North Union Pacific Railroad Freeport Center each of Grade, and 5th-6t- h Grade, 3rd-4t- h Grade. Entries must be submitted to the Recreation office by 5 p.m. Thursday November 15. All entries will also be on display at the Clearfield City Municipal Building. Meet your A Meet Your a news tip Turn in ! candidate Candidate night, sponsored by the Clearfield Chamber of Commerce, will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. All six candidates running for office In Clearfield have indicated they will be present at this meeting, which will be held in the Clearfield Community Church, 200 South 500 East. Punch and cookies will be served. ha boon In tho vacuum button for 17 years, ALL FACTORY VACUUM located ot 120 South v iv. i un ncLdUN, who recently opened the State. He tells top namot, used and now, ot well at rtpairt all vacuumt. Hourt art 10-- Monday to Friday, 91 Saturday. NORTH DAVIS Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Michael Packham, was invited to play the prelude and postlude mussc at the ground-breakinceremony for the future marina to be built at Antelope Island. The event was held Saturday, October 27 and was presided over by Gov. Matheson. THE g 6 Gorders win quilt Gary and Sharlene Gorder were the lucky winners of a beautiful quilt raffled off by the Sunset Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. The Auxilliary, organized just two years ago, had also held bake sales , ... -; 1 1 iUM vy ur v j .i i j Ih ii and other quilt raffles for such projects as draperies for the fire hall. Presently they are raising money to send some firemen and their wives to a firemana convention in the spring. Younr vofle is needed How much does it mean to you to be able to vote? What would you be willing to do to be able to vote?, Bess Jensen, president of the North Davis League of Women Voters is concerned about voter apathy and citizens who could register and vote, but dont do it. 'Um contrast, she cited physically handicapped persons and senior By citizens who are confined to nursing homes who are looking forward to the opportunity to vote. Members of the North Davis league have been busy registering voters in the area, including the physically handicapped and those confined to nursing homes in the Clearfield area. Mrs. Jensen said, with the apathy going on, if people can see how much it means Jo these people to vote, they might get out and vote." FAMILY FRONT ROW WINNERS OF THE quilt raffled by (ho Loktos Auxiliary of (ho Sunsot Flro Department art Mr. ond Mr. Ooty Oordor, seated. Presenting thorn with (ho quilt are loft to right, Jonot luan, secretary, Margith Saterlee, vice president, Fayo Oilman, Proa. I fo r Wane HONORS MOTHER OF 95 Harris, Katie Harris, Nean J. Harris Mr. I to r Chester Mry. Loo P. (Bula) Casteel, Clearfield, K. Fred Is Id, Schott Mr. Townsend, Montana, (Ethel) (Afton) Brown, Clearfield, Mr. Eldon (Mary) Howard, Carlin, Nevada. Bock Row She feels it would be "worthy to let citizens know that some people consider voting a privilege," and believes "the physically handicapped shouldnt lose their rights as citizens just because they are physically handicapped." Among those who are newly f registered, to vote in the upcoming election is Elaine OIney of the Clearfield Training Center, west of the Freeport Center. Miss OIney, who has only stumps for arms, registed to vote by writing with her feet. She also paints with her feet. The league will follow up their registration efforts by bringing the candidates to these people. They have already sponsored a successful Meet the Candidates night in Syracuse, by the Utah Association of Women, with about 40 people attending. All voters are invited to Meet the Candidates" for Clearfield on November 2, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Clearfield Nursing home, 1450 South 1500 WE., in Clearfield.. Candidates for the City Council for the Progressive Party are Rulon C. Cummings, Thomas C. Wagoner and John E. Beutler; and for the Peoples Party, Robert A. Lovell, H.K. Chandler and Gary L. Mayfield. The candidates will speak to the voters and answer questions. Refreshments will be served. The League is also sponsoring Meet the Candidates meetings at the city hails of Layton and East Layton on Nov. 1. a |