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Show ' - ' ' ' I " Seeks Election In District 17 Lunch menus for the secondary Douglas C. Cannon, a Republican from Kaysville, has announced his candidacy for the Utah House of Representatives in District 17 MONDAY, April 30, pepperoni and cheese pizza, buttered corn, shades of green salad cherry shortand milk. High schools cake have a choice each day of burger bar and salad line. Jr. high choice, Hamand dills, French fries burger Heights, Farmington and part of Centerville. CANNON AND his family came his dis- charge from the U.S. Army and a tou. in Vietnam as a combat infantry officer. He is a graduate of Weber State College, and has a Masters Degree in English from the University of Utah. Healso earned an Ed.S. degree from the University of Utah. Mr. Cannon teaches English at Clearfield High School and has a business background in insurance and real estate. Mr. Cannon entered this legislative race because of his desire to speak for those in the Republican majority whose voices arent listened to. He said Utah is facing a variety of complex and serious problems which demand rational, workable and effective solutions. Our booming population growth continues to put a massive strain jpn city services and schools. Highways and roads have never been in worse condition, and will will again jhave serious floods. Legislators jjmust be ever mindful that families 5md businesses cannot be taxed beyond financial abilities to pay. t t CANNON PLEDGED to work jhard for responsible solutions to State and county problems. The I ? Youths Scour Kaysv. Clean KAYSVILLE -- - Over 150 youth WEDNESDAY, May 2, large taco salad sauce, cinnamon rolls, milk. Jr. high choice, steak and Swiss tossed sandwich, oven fries salad, cookie and milk. Thursday, May 3, sliced turkey whipped potatoes on letcandied yams, lime jello tuce leaf, parkerhouse roll sugar doughnuts and milk. Jr. high and dill choice, hamburger slice, French fries jello milk. schools for the week of April 30 will include: which covers Kaysville, Fruit to Davis County following Elementary Menus Secondary Menus chilled fruit, cookie and milk. beefsteaks whipped potatoes, buttered mixed vegetables, hot whole wheat rolls orange slices, crazy cake brownie, milk. Jr. high choice, malibu sandwich, French fries choice of fresh fruit, milk. 1, breaded Tuesday, May DOUGLAS C. CANNON e area is especially affected by bulging school classrooms, and our current legislators votes have only made that problem worse. Cannon said he would like to see Utahns get the very most out of their school dollars and achieve equity and fairness in meeting school costs. We have a legislator who talks about the need to take constructive action, but too often his votes for necessary action just arent there. If our legislator chooses to take a walk rather than vote on controversial issues, this District simply loses its voice at the Capitol. I will be where Im supposed to be when its time to cast thoughtful and informed votes, and I believe the voters in District 17 deserve representation that doesn't walk out on hard questions. MR. CANNON and his wife Sally are the parents of five children. The Cannons have worked in the Boy Scout program, and Doug has been active in his church Farmington-Kaysvill- Lunch menus for the elementary schools for the week of April 30 will include: MONDAY, April 30, hamburger and dill slice, tator gems orange slices, choice of cookie and milk. Kindergarten snack, cookie and milk. Tuesday, May I, weiner boats, buttered peas, 'hot rolls chilled pears, glazed pumpkin bars, milk. Kindergarten snack, cookie and milk. WEDNESDAY, May 2. French dip FRIDAY, May 4, vegetable beef soup, grilled cheese sandwich, choice of fresh fruit, chocolate chip cookie and milk. Jr. high choice, fishburger slice, oven fries fresh fruit, cookie and milk. 5-- is FRIDAY, May 4, Italian spaghetti, tossed salad French rolls milk. Kindergarten of dressing, applesauce, snack, banana piece and milk. 1 planning a carnival open house IT IS NECESSARY that children bring their parents with them. At this meeting children will tour the school, visit a kindergarten room, sit on a bus, and receive other information important to their first year in school. If parents are unable to attend this meeting, they are invited to come to the school at their convenience to pick up the forms and registration cards. 4. IPoweHH IHIoiiiiselboatf Affordable 42 Feet Sleeps 8 Fully Equipped (Microwave, Marine Band Radio, Solid (801) Prime Times Oak Cabinets, Barbeque) 262-791- 7 tom six wards of the Kaysville East LDS Stake were out early Saturday morning to donate their services to Kaysville City as a youth service project. torewide HUNDREDS of youth came prepared to work hard in the spring clean-u- p of the Kaysville City Cemetery Enhancement Project. Vance Garfield, superintendent of parks and cemetery for Kaysville, John Thacker, city administrator; Clair Snow, city councilman; Pres. Russell Williams from the Kaysville East LDS Stake and Paul Lindley, Kaysville 8th Ward were in charge of the cleanup. 8 BOYS AND girls ages participated as they edged around the grave stones, removed an old fence and cut the weeds along the cemet14-1- 10 a.m. Sharp! Fri., April 27th and Sat., April 28th 11 ery property, painted the utility shed, painted the base of the flag pole and landscaped around the flag pole, etc. There was a backhoe provided to cut sod where needed and two huge dump trucks were kept busy hauling the cleanup during the morning hours. C?uJ 1 1 (T? I i'illj U (A'ffii'i -- K-J ft , by the city SOME YOUTH also worked cleaning up around the Kaysville City bowery. At 10 a.m. the workers were delivered pop and snacks and at noon after the cleanup was finished they were served lunch at the city bowery. VANCE GARFIELD praised the youth and leaders for their tremendous help and the job they did so willingly and so expertly done which is a valuable service to the city and the savings of many tax dollars. Mr. Garfield stated the youth all worked very hard and were well organized and he had nothing but praise and appreciation for all who took part in the project. HE EXTENDS a special thanks and appreciation to the leaders and the youth from the city and himself. np DUP Seeks Tour Guides KAYSVILLE In the past the Kaysville Daughters of Utah Pioneers have conducted the annual 4th of July bus tours to the historic sites of Kaysville. THIS YEAR they have decided to train any citizen, man or woman 18 years or older, who is interested in acting as a tour guide. This is an opportunity to learn more aboutit Kaysvilles history and share with others. The four tours will be at 8, 9 10 . and 11 a.m. Each tour will last just under an hour. An air conditioned bus with a loud speaker system will be used. Two guides per tour would be ideal then each guide would be conducting just half a tour. Training will begin soon. Each guide will be given a booklet, taken on the tour and encouraged to then go on their oan until they are very familiar with each site visited. 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CLINTON - The annual Kindergarten roundup for children entering kindergarten this next school year will be conducted at the Clinton Elementary School on Tuesday, May at 1:30 p.m. FOOD, FUN, games, rides and a bake sale are planned. Classrooms will be open, allowing parents to view childrens work. Any further information is available from Rosemary Barton at 773-428- rolls dergarten snack, bread stick and milk. Kindergarteners , Parents Invited To Clinton School Wasatch Elementarys Throwing A Carnival Wasatch Elementary PTA May 3 from p.m. buttered corn, sandwich banashades of green salad na piece, peanut butter finger, milk. Kindergarten snack, peanut butter sandwich, milk. Thursday, May 3, baked fish, French fries parslied carrots, hot 50 50 50 .....50 3.99 13.99 50 JCPenney Fashion Show Bountiful Storo only Sat., May 5th 2:00 P.M. Come and see the latest in Spring fashions for ladies. Wanted styles and colors just for Mom. 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