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Show i REFLEX ICaysviUe Mrs. Nicholls was honored on her birthday, also Aug. 20. Visiting a week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler, is Mr. and Mrs. Dan Butler and sons of Bozeman, Mont. Pres, and Mrs. Clesse Hilton traveled to Delta to visit with his mother, Mrs. Vera Hilton. Recent houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Casper G. Carroll was Jerry Allen and family of Tuseon, Ariz. The Delta Kappa Gamma summer picnic dinner was held Aug. 21 at the summer cabin of Stop Smoking guests enjoyed the evening. The historic cabin was of rock and one of the first cabins built in the canyon by Dr. Stromness grandfather. Because of its link with cancer and cardiovascular disease, smoking will significantly shorten the Americans. lives of 37 million currently-livin- g Thirty members and two Week. Mrs. Maud Jones is confined to Lakeview Hospital in Bountiful. THREE MONTHS after the course is completed there will be a follow up assessment to determine how well each participant is succeeding with the no smoking goal. The program is limited to 30 partici0 to pants at a cost of $20 per person. Call register. from the parks and recreation dept., wildlife resources, small claims and civil suits, viola- Candidate For Davis Constable tions of county ordinances, criminal charges on misdemeanors, preliminary hearings on Class A misdemeanors and felonies. Police Officers Standards and Training (POST) Academy, is a Category I peace officer, and a special deputy with the Davis County Sheriff s Dept. I am well acquainted with police officers in Davis County and having worked with all courts in Davis County I am familiar with their procedures, he said. NOTING THAT the duty of the constable is to serve d warrants, subpoenas, summons, etc., Mr. Jensen said that during a five year period with the Highway Patrol he was Davis County Warrant Division supervisor and MR. STEWART states that the primary purpose of the court is to dispense justice. This is the reason for its existence. The court is now and must continue to be independent of all organizations and individuals. It cannot function properly otherwise." Mr. Stewart was born in Layton and has lived most of his life in Utah. He was edu- cated in Davis County schools and received his BS degree from USU and his juris doctor law degree, from the U. of U. College of Law. MR. STEWART has been the justice of the peace for the past eight years. During this time the court has processed approximately 43,000 cases, criminal and civil. Mr. Stewart has attended 25 state judicial schools and seminars in this period and has organized the Davis County Small Claims A MEMBER of the Utah Justice of Peace Association board of directors, he has also served in many leadership positions in city government as well as county government. John is married to the former Shirley Cottrell and they have four children. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. LeConte Steward, np court-initiate- served thousands of court BOYD JENSEN - FARMINGTON M. Boyd Jensen, who is retired from the Utah Highway Patrol after Seeks Vote For Justice of Peace chairman, member of the county and state central committee, and a member of VFW and the National Rifle Association. He served seven years in the military including one year in Vietnam with the U.S. Army Special Forces. He served with a military intelligence unit with the Utah National Guard. Bom and raised in Uth, he received an associate degree in police science and a bachelors degree in sociology. He has also completed graduate studies at BYU and the U. of U. He has worked for the State of Utah for the last six years and presently works as a criminal investigator for the Office of Recovery Services in the northern region. He and his wife, June, are the parents of two children, one enrolled in the Davis School District. TERRY D. SCHOW LAYTON Terry D, Schow of Layton has I WILL strive for quality announced that he will seek education as a reasonable cost election to the Davis County for Davis County, he Board of Education from Precinct 4. Mr. Schows platform for the campaign will be a quality education you can afford. Staff members of the new Fairfield Clinic and the Layton community joined to give the clinic a proper housewarming this weekend. The clinic's first working day was Aug. 30. LAYTON CITY officials and other community leaders were invited to a ribbon cutting Friceremony and reception day evening. All families in the north Davis area were invited to drop by and get acquainted clinic's staff with the Saturday. The clinic, located at 939 North Fairfield Road, will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Saturday. It is designed to give family health care, such as physical examinations, and minor emergency medical care. Appointments are encouraged but not necessary. The 3,000 includes six square foot space exam rooms, two urgent care areas, rooms, lab and and a community education e fitness trail room. A is being built on the property one-mil- with exercise stations 21 spaced along the path. The cuit will be dedicated board-certifie- e. Al-jo- MR. SCHOW urges homeowners to review the property tax notices they received recently and take note of the fact that the largest portion of the taxes on their home is allotted to the school district, pointing out that education is big business in Utah. For example the budget for the 1982 Davis School District is 98 million dollars. Mr. Schow is chairman of the (Weber, Davis, Morgan) district for the Utah Public Employees Association. He is on the board of directors for the Layton Kiwa-ni- s Club for the 1982-8year. 3 250 Off MR. SCHOW is active in his religion and has held numerous positions within his church. He has been active in civic affairs and has held many positions, including voting district Any size box Karmelkorn, Cheesekorn, Cream and Onion, Sugar Korn, etc. rour chairman, organizational of Davis A RESIDENT of Davis County for 16 years, Mr. Jen- sen said he is qualified for the position because of his previous experience in law enforcement and working with the public. Ive had extensive training and experience in law enforcement and am familiar with court procedures, both criminal and civil, said Mr. Jensen. Thirteen-yearwith the Highway Patrol was spent in Davis County. HE IS a graduate of the s !HE lOSia,q CONCERNING HIS qualifi- cations for the justice of peace DohA wait until you really meed a doctor to try to find omeo DEAN O. ANDERSON a working relationship w ith people in all areas of the criminal justice system. He explains that he has had a career of dealing with people who have had problems with the law and he knows he could be firm and fair in handling situations in the Justice Court. Explaining further, Mr. Anderson said, I have a love for people. I enjoy people and w ant an opportunity to be in a position to help people. I sincerely feel that one of the primary aims of the court should be to improve the lives of those persons w ho move through the system. PROMISE that if Im elected I will serve with cour- - age enough to do what has to be done. I will not function as a machine or rubber stamp but will deal with each case as fairly and judiciously as I possibly can. Mr. Anderson filed for the same office four years ago but was declared ineligible to run because he lived in a city that had a Circuit Court judge. At that time residents of these cities could not vote for this county position. The law has been changed allowing Anderson to run and all Davis County residents to vote for the county justice of peace NOW OPEN IN KAYSVILLE SET. 1ST 546-049- 9 CALL JODAY AND MAKEI jAN APPOINTMENT A FOR FREE vconsultationhI CENTERVILLE BOUNTIFUL 7 8 FARMINGTON 0 Finding a doctor is the last thing you want to do when youre sick. But its something you never think about when youre well. So with even a minor illness, many people end up at the hospital Emergency Department because they dont know a doctor to call. Department, of course, will ever refuse to treat your common cold. But Emergency Departments are not meant to replace personal physicians or provide you with the same kinds of services. No Emergency snowbasin North Medical Center has developed the Physician Information Service. Its a way for new residents, and others without a personal physician, to easily locate a doctor in the specialty they need, convenient to their home or place of work. There is no charge for this Thats W w'hy Davis service. PRESEASON SALE!!! Finding a personal physician before youre sick makes good sense for many reasons. The doctor can get to know you and your medical history and you have the opportunity to talk with the physician to make sure you feel comfortable with him or her. Regular checkups can reveal hidden medical problems such as diabetes, high blood pressure or anemia that often are present but have no symptoms. And should you become ill or have an accident, your physician will be better prepared to offer treatment with knowledge of your medical background. If you dont have a personal physician now, dont wait until youre sick to find one. Call the Physician Information TO: PHYSICIAN INFORMATION SERVICE Davis North Medical Center 1600 W. Antelope Drive, Layton, UT 84041 Please send me the names of physicians in the specialty! ies 1 have indicated below: Family Practice Internal Medicine Obstetrics Gynecology Pediatrics Orthopedics Name Home Address I from number is 441. Or Ext. call Farmington fill out the coupon, clip and mail. . State City Center. 24-h- r. Urology Other Please Specify! Home Phone - The Surgery Ear, Nose and Throat Ophthalmology 'PLEASE PRINT Service offered by Davis North Medical -- Zip, prefer physicianisi with office near 776-320- 0, my home 451-579- other location. Please specify address and zipi The Physician Information Service is offered at no charge in the public interest by Davis North Medical Center. DC FILL OUT COUPON THEN CLIP AND MAIL Save 2000 On Season Passes: Coupon Book Sale Price on Coupon Book good Sale Price on Season Pass good till Sept till Nov. Available Now At 1982 1982 1 1 , 1 , Davis North Medical Center 1600 776-320- 0, W. Antelope Drive, Layton, Utah 84041 From Farmington 451-579- 1, Ext 441 A message in the public interest from the people at Davis North Medical Center, cir- PHYSICIANS staffing the d clinic are all family practitioners. They are Dr. George F. Snell, Dr. Lee C. Schussman, Dr. H. Jerry Gardner and Dr. Robert A. Penney. Susan Wright, a registered nurse, is tljf clinics manager. She is presently managing the Porter Family Practice Center at McKay-DeIlene Thompson and Sandra Nelson are medical assise tants, and receptionists are Bauerle, Wendy Ninalga and Terry Brown. County. Dept. I School Board, 4 years of service, 17 cy for constable MR. ANDERSON has resided in Davis County for the past 19 years. He is married to Jean Knudson Anderson and they are the parents of seven children. Mr. Anderson is a former law inforcement official having served 15 years as Chief of Police in Bountiful. Earlier in his career he served 11 years with the Salt Lake City Police had papers. Mr. Jensen is in the insulation construction business and owns a small wholesale business. He and his wife, Margaret, have been married 30 years and have four children and six Housewarming Held For New Layton Clime announced today his candida- Dean O. (Gus) Anderson announces his candidacy for the position of Davis County Justice of the Peace. office, Mr. Anderson says he thinks his experience during the past years has given him a knowledge of the law. He has Seeks Election To 479-238- The court handles cases John D. Stewart of Kaysvil-l- e is seeking as Davis County Justice of the Peace. LEADER SEPTEMBER 2, 1982 THIS STATEMENT from the National Institute of Drug Abuse points out the urgency of smoking cessation. Sept. 1, is the date for the next S.O.S. (Stamp Out Smoking) program at St. Benedicts Hospital. course in smoking cessation S.O.S. is a four-wee- k conducted by Andy Tolsma, registered respiratory therapist. Presented Wednesday night from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Cedar Room of the hospitals education center, S.O.S. is a modification of the program outlined by the American Lung Association. Mrs. Francis Umpleby and her aunt, Mrs. Ann Benson, attended BYU Education claims for payment of money which does not exceed $400. The cost of filing a claim is very small. Court. This court handles BULLETIN Dr. Mary Stromness in Parleys Canyon. Dr. Stromness is president of the sorority. Justice Of Peace Seeks Reelection JOHN D. STEWART JOURNAL " X) |