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Show , WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, NORTH DAVIS LEADER, SEPTEMBER 17, 1981 BADGER. (Tandea tans) Honored Large groundivmg. fierce mammal Stocky pe)doMd daws body distmcavdy marked bead Strong, sharp lot Aepn e Short legs and tail One to seven m litter Diet ra Weight 12 to 34 lbs, 25 to 30 inches long rodents, buds. Habitat Statewide m foothills and dner areas of vallevs a, THI SMALL CARNIVORES TJTAJHTS and relatives in this area are happv lo share in her auom plisnmcnts and honor her np Bette Morgan O Bnen. who spent her early lite in Lav ton has been honoied bv the Santa Rosa East Rolan Club as the outstanding teacher ol the year She has been a teacher for the past 14 vears at ihe Montgomery High School in Santa Rosa Calit RD is AAA Judo Classes Offered given annuallv tor the overall evcell ence and dedicated service in the field ot education vpccitic allv m the classroom Beite is the moiher ol two children and the daughter ol Mr and Mis Ralph Moignn ot Lav ion RED FOX. (Vulpes hdva) Ik g nnitiL ae G me i e '4 ol A ii- ' - s Id m I e t nil dc I' mine V pi he held liom v n STRIPED SKI Nk (Mephtbs mephitis) Bette Utahns Thanked For The Utah State Division of Utahns for their support of the e state income tax Do Something Wild program during 1981 A total of $214,000 was donated to help w e protect Utahs (animals and fish not hunted or fished, or almost 90 percent of Utah's wildlife). e non-gam- HIGHER percentage of taxpayers in Utah participated than in any other state with a e tax checkoff program. Of the 335,000 tax filers receiving refunds, 54,000 or 16.2 percent, showed their e wildlife concern for by checking off a donation to e Fund. the Utah Colorado, the first state to initiate the program four years ago, received donations from 12.7 percent of taxpayers entitled to refunds, their highest percentage since the program began, A non-gam- non-gam- is lured animals will never heal to the wav bones are broken and ihese will be euthanized bin some bones mend well or the animal recovers from sickness and can again be releaved to the wild This program is on a voluntary basis and will he at the parties expense due the Wildlife Resources Office responsible for Davis County. THE DIVISION of Wildlife Resources is looking for interested individuals residing in Davis County who would be willing to care for sick or injured non game wildlife. A room or shed w ould he needed to care for the animals and prospective persons should be willing to care for a variety of animals up to at one time It is realized that many m- - IMIRISTED parties should call the Ogden office of the W ildlile Resources at 479-144 and leave their name, address and phone number and explanation of their interest to participate in the non game animals recovery program in Davis County An officer will contact callers promptly as to 4 10-1- 5 Callers concerning injured BE ol Shnkespeaie She innovated an Ust doesn t BITTIS how to assist 0 BRIE ti MANA VA Has lends Homes For Sale With Financing Available teach academic siibiecls she has easilv adiusted to a vaned teaching assignment ol tenie-dia- l and average students She is thoroughlv knowledgeable in all aspects ot I nghsh literature. reading, composition, speech and gtammai her ability to relate liieraniie io the lives of her students is one ot her strongest points because of this, she knows the students very well TTE MORGAN has a numbci ol Ihe homes thioughoui the valley i s ud sell to the geneial public I Imei J Smith regional olliee director Ihe original loans were foiec loved and the ic tote not assumable Howeyct the homes ate all sold on 40 cui contracts with a minimum he down payment pun icic s the linaiie me iheicby climmaline the need lOI tile pure llase'! 10 seek out i lelhlel IIOMIS ate UNTIL NOW, wildlife At Kaysville fished have received 96 percent of the funds budgeted for the Utah State Division of Wildlife. During recent years, there has been a move to preserve Utah's 625 species of e wildlife everycat thing from the and otter to the desert tortoise and mountain bluebird Utahns donations to the Do Something Wild" program are helping in several ring-taile- d wild- Offered OTHERS ARE Everett Tom. 8th grade, foster son of Bishop and Mrs Gary R. Porter. Fernandez Tanner, 8th grade, foster son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kraczek; Larry LeMotte, 7th grade, foster son of Mr and Mrs. Max Hirschi. Amanda Sandoval, 7th grade, foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs Michael Hickman; Mike McDonald. 7th grade, fosici populations of western bluebirds and burrowing owls, once common along the Wasatch Front. Utahns are also being asked to report sightings of rare animals, such black-foote- Classes grade, making her home with Mr and Mrs Richard Swasey. Wally Martin. 8th grade foster son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Lewis. ATTEMPTS ARE being made to stabilize dwindling ferret, wolverine. Canada lynx and spotted bat biologists are pinpointing these locations for future management purposes At the present time there has been a tremendous increase of concern on the part of Davis County residents for injured wilde and nuisance life. The Davis County conservation officer receives calls Gymnastics Mrs David H. Roberts; Marilyn Blackwater, 8th underway for life will be continued and expanded. The peregrine falcon has been successfully reintroduced into northern Utah In the future, the Division would like to reintroduce into the state other species of wildlife once here such as the fisher and river otter as the Also Marsha Billy, 8th grade, foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E Hamilton and Lee Ann Roy, 6th grade, foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Holmes np - ways. Programs already non-gam- e Gatten THESE STUDENTS contribute much enthusiasm and culture to the atmosphere and the studentbodv welcomes them for the 1981-8- 2 school year. Enrolled are- Jennifer Curley, 7th grade making her home with the David Van Dremmellin family, Lee Roy 7th grade living with Mr. and non-gam- d Non-gam- e ' Drama Students Invited non-gam- almost daily about iniured gulls, robins, and hawks, as well as nuisance animals like skunks, porcupines and A party will be held in the Davis High School Theater Dept, on Sept 19 from 9 30 p m to honor Miss DeeAnn Sjoblom who is getting married All former drama students are invited np 7-- Multi-Med- ia Ballet Readied The Utah Ballet Teachers Association is sponsoring the premiere of a totally orginal a ballet entitled A Time For Old Magic" at Kingsbury Hall on Sept 18 and 19 at 8 p m with a Saturday matinee at 2 p m A TIME For Old Magic." definitely is entertainment for the entire family. It is based on three fairy tales from different Beauty and the countriesfrom France, The Beast, Magic Hat, from Japan; and Death Watch, Russia The various theatrical elements are tied together to give a rather multi-medi- - THE PROGRAM will be offered on Monday evenings from pm The program will start Oct 5 and will run for ten weeks ending Dec 7 Cost will be $5 per student will be conducted in the foyer of Layton High School Gym Sept. 28 from 30 p.m. Beginner and intermediate gy mnastic classes will be taught. Instructor is Donnell Bennett. Call Layton City Rec Monday through Friday. 8 a m. to 5 p m . 6-- 8 4-- 5 376-444- ABWA To Meet On 23rd Ben Lomond Chapter of American Business Women s Association will meet Sept 24 at the Elks Lodge No 2527 Grant Ave . Ogden for a musical program and dinner A vocation talk will be given by Pat Harrison. September is enrollment month and preview month with many interesting events to follow during the year THE CHAPTER extends an n director-choreographe- Lavton City LAYTON Recreation will conduct fall gymnastics for girls and boys at Layton High School gy mna-siuChildren should be at least eight years old in order to register. invitation to electric production The ballet is set to an original music score by Jeffrey Pnce w ho has worked closely with Robert Robin-so- the Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kaysville Junior High is boasting over their 11 Indian students w ho are attending this year. spe- cies which are hunted and . r, Costumes are designed by Callie Floor; set designed by Warren Gerntsen and lighting by Donna Reister and Mark Sandstrom DANCERS participating from the North Davis area are Bonnie Bowman, Melissa Reichle, Jennifer Adams and Leslie Adams Tickets are available at the Clytie Adams School of Ballet in Kavsville all ladies em- ployed in the business world to come and join them and become acquainted with ABW A Programs for the new year will consist of speakers n throughout the community, musical programs, bosses night, and a special Christmas program A scholarship will be presented to a young lady who would like to attend college. THOSE INTERESTED should contact Dorothy Miranda or Charlene for reservations np 376-262- caie is a vigorous etlort aimed at health promotion, health protection, and disease prevention Studies show that most people can make daily decisions thai w ill influence their longev in lar more than all of todav s medicine bv taking five simple steps bv not smoking, by usbv ing alcohol in moderation, eating a proper diet and getting the proper amount ol exercise and sleep HEALTH AND Human Services Secretary Richard S Schweikers policv for the lu ture of health care can be described in two words competition and prevention With a health policy built on these (actors we intend to lower the costs of health services improve the quality ol care and convince A Americans that through their own determination they can dramatically improve their health One of our first tasks is to control health costs so that those who have a legitimate claim on the federal government for health care needs can be taken care ol the private consumers can have qualiiv tare without steep price inlla-tioas a side effect n WITH minor exceptions the consensus of the pasi has been that government reg ulation is the best wav to contain costs But. there is a large body of evidence to prove that common sense dictates That regulation doesn't work In fact, it contributes to high prices A few W e intend to loose the forces of the market to muke the health care svstem more competitive We believe w ill prov e to be the sing ie greatest force for controlling prices while providing qualitv care CONSUMERS N Ft I) to become more concerned about cost and more frugal when shopping for health services and insurance plans Similarly, health care providers will have an incentive to design their services and coverage to attract more buyers com-petio- n Both sides will have a sharper eye for costs, and will be more concerned about the quality of health care that is. how effective it is in accomplishing better health We know the tools are there, and we intend to use them 476-382- 4 tORTA-fivyear old man can expect to live ten of eleven vc irs longer than a person who docs not make these choices Ihe point is. what we do for ourselves can he as powerful as all ol modern medicine in influencing how long we live We must take more responsibility for our own health and wellbeing Prevention is an altitude and a state of mind Historically our health education health planning health budgets and policies have focused mostly on acute care Prevention has been a stepchild of our health care system We intend to change that because a health strategy with fospievention at its core tan ter health with a minimum of IcJeral imvolvement and personal expense THE SIX OND maoi thrust of our new direction in health e Late Afternoon Classes Offered Business skills w ill be taught in the late afternoon at Clear field High School starting Sept 24 from 6 p m The ten week class will include electro- nic calculators, posting machines, tenkey. electronic key punch and dictaphones, bookkeeping-accountin- ginning) g (be- Take your pick DURING THE three hours, f the class will he devoted to business machines and the other half will be devoted to accounting Registration is at the first uass Thursday, Sept 24 at 4 pm RoomS-2- 9 The fee is $24 which includes all books and one-hal- materials The general public is invited to attend Clearfield H'gh School. 940 S IOikiL or phone 8 d class ay ton City Recreation will conduct Hunter (Safely I lor boys and gills at the layton Armory located on Golden Ase , starting Sepl 24 at (ipm ) oungsteis must he 2 y eai s old and older to i egis ost will be M and days ot let classes will be Sept 24 24 24 40 and Oct and 2 Range date and time will be announced in 1 n I INS1RU I OR will be Dal Soiensen oniad the oil i C avion Rec Olliee Monday hiough I udav X a in lo 4 p m 4"6 44SM01 tin llici mloi 1 I Illation C I Till DIPAR1MINT of Health and Human Services (HHSl has been called the peoples department be- cause ol the nature ol our programs We administer Social Securitv . Supplemental Secur-itIncome SSI Child Sup Graduates man v nforcement port September bungs tall, which this vear amves at 10 1)4 pm (ESI on t lie 24id On that dav the sun crosses the equator moving south and dav and night ate about equal and from the 24th on nights are longer and become longer until Dec 21. when winter arrives THE MONTH that brings this change of seasons brings us the Har est Moon so popular with song writers lovers and farmers This vear Harvest Moon falls on the 14th I he Hunter s Moon follows on Oct 14 I he cooling night air ol September brings to view brilliance ot sevtral planets among them Mercurv and the brighter enus on the western horizon M irs. which rises tust ahead ol the sun and Saturn which rises iwo or three hours after sunscl in Pisces I ABOR DAI falls Sept 7 this vear Sepl 9 is Admission Dav in California (dating to 1S4() when ( alifornid became a statel the 1th is the 204th anmvcrsarv of the lost b,mlc at C hadd s lord Pcnrisvlvdnta where Gen Howe defedted a lesser force under Gen Washington in I"" and went on to capture the capi'ul Philadelphia In Marv land the 12th is )e lender s Dav dating to K 2 and the repulse ol a British fleet and arms bent on capturing Baltimore (Washington had just been burned I he defense of that citv and Fort McHenry Ithe inspiration for Francis Scott Kev s' T he Star Spangled Banner ') saved the citv from burning AMI I.IAM HOWARD I aft the onlv man to hold the highest judicial and executive office in American history wasborn unthe 14hinCincin-nat- i as the son of the man w ho 'lUrhccam A'torncs Gcner A ph Hn T i il. 4 lass Ronald I An I nice special weapons comse al I owiv M B ( olo GK ADI AIIS OI the comse learned how to assem b le and e pa special weapons and earned cicdils towaid an associate degiee in applied science' thmugh ihe ( ommunitv t ollcgc ol the An I oicc King will now sei e al l B Idaho Mountain Home with file 4nnih Ailcialt Genci atlon Squadloti lie is a IUX gi acl u e ol ( leal field High School Medicate v Medicaid, among many others We at HHS strongly believe that the American pub lie needs and wants to be in formed on these important programs both as leapienis and taxpayers I 1st ( King sonol Ml and Mis I he "doie P king ol C Icaificld lias giaduated liom ihe I S ,1 Finder Fees September, 1981 a' vile Hunter Education Classes To Start IN ADDITION to classioom assignments, she has been supervisor to numerous class activities She accompanies each senior class to Disnev-lan- d each vear and has supei-viseseven student teachets on campus Bette s one of the I most teachers I ve know ' one ol her studeniv said ol her Oncol those i are people who actually become a pait ol you Not just a teachci but a fine friend My caieer and my entire hie would be diastically diffetenl it I had not been lucky Health Services At Lower Taxpayer Cost We are in the midst of the most fundamental change in philosophy towards govern ment in the past 20 years 1 he Reagan Administration has embarked on a direct reversal of the spending and taxing poll cies that have dominated gov ernment for decades And we are preparing for a totallv new direction in the delivers of health care to the Amensan people loi Mil) ihe el " An Indian Students I aely ei iiscel in issiiud ids lnlelesled p lilies should cOIHUct a loe.ll leal e'slale biok ei oi Ihe al '24 sosh loi luithei intoimation Non-gam- 11 cost wil he So pel petse'n pel month ol S 0 per tamily pel month Membet s w ill be ,i,e e pie d inio the class thioueh (hi s r .,, Oh 2122 loi tin he i mtoim i til'll Ol tO le Cl'le loi Ile el os enough to be in hot classes . animals are usually asked lo place the animal in a dosed cardboard box and deliver it to 515 E 53(H) S in Ogden which SKUNKS, RACOONS, and porcupines w hen causing damage or a nuisance may be taken care of in the most effective way by anyone, and no license is needed Usually mouthballs sprinkled in the area the animal is dwelling in will send it on its way. If the animals persist then they may be live trapped or shot according to the individuals desire Trapped animals should not be released in Davis County as they will quickly find their way back to a residential area even if released up Farmington Canyon or Bountiful Loop Road. articles, giving talks to groups, checking on fishermen success, assisting with conservation projects in the county, as well as all the law enforcement in Davis County, it has become impossible to personally ree call spond to each received There is only one conservation officer for the w hole county. Until further assistance is provided, it is hoped that the public will continue to assist the Division of Wildlife Resources in handeling each nongame animal problem in the non-gam- non-gam- most efficient manner DIE TO a heavy workload of other duties like making game counts, writing news Wildlife Resources thanks RK.1SIKUION and Jovce advanced placement I nglish class in the Santa Rosa C it schools and this found Ml per cent ot hei students sconng well enough on exams to bvpass fiexhinan and sopho more English in college The indges pointed out that Familiar nocturnal small black mammal with large bushv tail, two stnpes down back short legs Three to eight m htter Strong distinguishing scent W eight 3A inches long Diet fruits small animals lbs birds and their eggs fish, worms and grubs carrion often m close association with man Statewide Habitat 10 e allend SHI H VS studied extensively attending college dining the summer to impiove her abilities She recenth tiaveled to Great Bniain to increase her if e 24 l sst u ii n 0 to s p u Bo s md an is liom s n hu s up to aellllls ale WcRoil knowledge nOo n on he 16th is the 88th anmver sary of the opening ot the herokee Strip in Oklahoma in C 1X94 I he L th Stale Division ot ( onsumei All.urs would like to inlotm consumers on what 10 look out lor in finder lees ehirged h service agencies I A I KA ONI IS at one time or anoiher looking for some Parenthood Guidebook By Nancy Moore Thurmond (author. Mothers Medicine, Puh. by Wm. Morrow, N.Y.I Fingernails and toenails are usually paper thin and some times very long at birth I sc txtieme care when tnminirig and use safety scissors which ale specifically made with a blunt point T HI BIST time to cut a newborn s nails is while he is asleep It is well to keep the nails short because a bjb, nia scratch his own face vhen he erratically throws his hands and arms around No two babies bcha.c a Be even if thev are identic il t n Babies have a temperament ail their own from the dav thev aie born Some babies are fair', predictable Thev are Gm her babies no' vours cv. -- THI A I AT. sleep elinun ate and awaken at about the same time each dav Isuall. however a newborn is ter1, unpredictable It is possm e that in all his childhood he will never do the same thine twice in succession or at the same time in the same wav Some babies even in cr1 infancy are ostrlv sens ' . o new experiences and sec t ecure Ihev are h ri m n g violets thev tuck tail anu ran so to speak ' You mav have ex hausted vour time energies and patience or you don t want to go that mute to be tun with or you can t quality on voui own I here are service agencies that will help von find whalcv cr it is vou a e looking tor loi I his is all a tu ci leg d pro sided vou get wh it vou uc he legal even paving lot It m vou don t thing -- OTHI RSSIIAlto be read, to take on the world md are undisturbed b the mkn vn v A Ol AKI v looking to 11 h c Hid ipa'IfTicnt A on pa sign an agreement Whit hoe , hi signed Ifiiw Imm d ihe hue to find it for vo I) v mi have that long Arc , m dc sues clc irlv spelled ,1 in a rit ' mg Do vou h ivc an iKuluic guarantee lot sati-- l c ' m within a fin e t lie 01 id mu ture iuns out do vou h to renew wiX an additional tee' A ou are oof ing fi r monev You can quallts SO vu cee) out a finder tor .0 j A dl m n qaalif wnb 'hem looting Ho. ui ich di . iu p , them ' How high is the interest if vou can How long qualify do thev have lo find it ' Il ie RI Al) T HI contract Kioic vou sign fi mav re tJ fi von A ou are then b,cl quality whe-- e vou started tor a tee fi there a refund if thev can t ' produce Do vou renew it tm e runs out' monev VAill m time ou get vour to help vou provided vou get it at ad I he list goes on and on AAc ai! find vou dear a boat reai est ue .nvestments furniture spor'ing coods cabin in me hi'1' vou name it there is a finder IN I1NDING don t m 'ncV something voir lose something |