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Show JOURNAI.MAV VW4,YWant-CAVJ5hC- i,5 is, r m Open House May I7lli Pr, Rraay Knowlma rmnouAif a open houce M h. oti.ce la welcome a new I.aiy ppUMWcirid, t uIkT, Ut hdurdai.Miy 7, boat i am la J p m. lucif ort.e it ha td m lue a)Un pail hm U lufd white flapeti on lien Me iiteb PR. it a recem mt U ltd housbern tab, f!lase harne (Wee of tijNumetry, la fuaiun. non wiihthii they an opikal wdl also want youtan Ik Used in f:Ku eyewear and contacl k n t. J U y Wi3aaef ue a4 demontraie many paiti p4 a ticual e im Alice iauc'Oma led It a aiiaWe. fr he IXntt HOMES ON DISPLAY Al s- -i few J h H l3 v Id of lu if f4 xt, N4 m lf fiMJ t Uitv tiaJcfUf If i ! tfcsiJHl IHHK Kt Scb4 .3 UOKK htt C0ujftt a h'mr ho.o 6 9 p m, p , I bf ) pcnruan l far ad a! i (edit. nd NatuMa?, iwu iWvtjy for- nn. family room and laundry nn. A tit hull uftdrr ui duiiM kl. tn clutei and urpff Kish Mam level feature mal lit mg and dining -- tr-c- a iwp-tuir- KJnfctfn. ini the hi 1KN HP h wehJ. pu,rutr ifcck, A rtfccVd io I nJiy wvl if Um 4 pjfitj twft, IhfK Mnct i Art But Milt L IM it a Ke hr iik tiftiilurt feaiufift a Urjt open ttttn v. H up per let cl tut thrr heJnwmt and Nth. He micr He inMn main let cl kiuhcn ratted panel atb Builders Urged To Work Close With Local City Officials I Attorney Lloyd praised Ihe Datis County Home Builders By CARY R. BLOPCETT BOUNTIFUL - Association that was organized only two months ago and now has a membership of 46, Davit County HomcbuilJcrt Atto ciaiion memhert were fold lad making it the fifth largest of its kind in the state. week Id "work hand in glove with city official to tolve problem pertaining to home development in the area. orga-ntatt- YOU HUE power in number, he told the group. "Continue to be united in all that you do, have the same goals, and you will be successful, he MOST OF ihe conflict that ante between city oITk uIi and borne builder are politic ally onented and can utually be solved with cooperative efforts from both lidcs," said said. Attorney Lloyd cites impact fees imposed by cities and problems in financing as the two major concerns facing local home builders today. Salt Lake Attorney David Lloyd, a he addressed the Home Builders Association in the Pine Room of Scrvus Drug. Most city officials are not totally aware of the legal impli cations of many of the situa tions that arise. This is why home builders must stay on top of all actions by city and county officials, to work with them, but fight to protect your own rights. HE CAUTIONED home builders to secure legal counsel only when necessary. Work closely with city attorneys about legal matters and with city and county planners and elected officials pertaining to matters in the gray area of home development, said Attorney Lloyd. "Secure legal counsel only as the final step and then be prepared to defend your position to the bitter end. CITIES ARE facing hard remain united and win the big battles," the small problems will take care of themselves. HE ALSO urged the home builders to continue their efforts to make certain that all taxing entities are spending the funds they collect from home builders (through fees) are being spent properly. These monies must be spent for the purpose they he said. were assessed, Otherwise, they (fees) should be considered a general tax and should be levied icated and expensive and should be avoided as much as against all residents and not just home builders. possible. Anne Gooason Initiated Into Mortar Board n, e, , ! ; excellence during the first three years of university study, Mortar Board member-- ! ship is determined by leader-- ; ship and service ; I I qualifica-- . tions. Past projects of the USU chapter include assembling and delivering Care Packages ! ( ! j i j ! j j ; : j : ' for USU students, ushering at commencement, monitoring the University Club Scholarship exams and serving at Logans annual Christmas Holly Fair. LIZ IS a political science major at USU and candidate for an academic-leadershi- p scholarship. A Special Olympics volunteer, Liz also is chairwoman of the Public Affairs Board at USU, member of Presidents Cabinet and active in campus religious programs. North Davis League Of Women Voters To Rleet May 20th Ms. Bess Jensen, president of the North Davis County League of Women Voters, will call their meeting to order at 7 p.m. May 20. THE EVENT will be held at the Valley View Golf Course Clubhouse and Restaurant in East Layton. A social and reg-- j istration time preceding the meeting is 6:30 p.m. with din ner from 7:30-8:3- 0 p.fn. Presentation of the Leagues recommended study 1 program will be made by prog hJ m d. kti.tr. tea tuita. rgt. pten and NnU.nl fiitfUit it hteheni 4 a dM ie gtraie m.iudct a tlutel. Il If totaled al hi) m ihe JkNjib M) tad m Bountiful, home it pW HH ramMer. tn y American THE COV frftg I.) Jk wuae led plat a full unfmuhed hatemenl, 1m hat l haiht and tW'k garage. I nergy elSkKfll fra lurtt Include 26 ttuJdcd mailt, putrute preturre fire rtaec and hot water bavcNuid heal. Ii alto include a central taeuum tyvtem. duhwaiber, diP0tal and note miih a walk In basement and wood rear deck. Il it located in Cameron Lttatct. south of Uat it High and wetl of Main in Ku)Wiiie, ram chairman Jill Freeman. Discussion of recommended program by president elect, Lorraine Mandeveille. IRENE Fisher of Utah issues and state chairman of the Human Resources Committee, will be the speaker, with Charles Moss, singer and composer will provide entertainment. The League board urges all members and tReir guests to attend. Call Bess Jensen, for reservations. 825-39- W1 md H'-a- it feel tiiupl IliHi h,ve ai CVxf.U North V9 2 eU.cdirrt 'Cl and it a tpl entry 1 home Wish f.ftibcd bieenl, Il in, Met four hdrwfflsf, 2 hatht, double t moi fit? homo undent t dpUy Ihe kt'ihen area inaiudet a fcrf and dufoc flute. doh al II It Uated al v Vouth ff) I ad W UUn n4U Mekf date. tnt Ytcwmonl and Woodl Crott hiih ft hoot euiUNt. rated on eontruciion of a home at I2h North 72) Ued automata duof. iarplaiC and woodhurner hookup along with an miercnm tttieni. I nergy feauret include 1 M gt Wed ftooflidul, at an MfiNNte l IVtoded utoare luMl diNiWe entry bruk fencer home," d featuret aluminum fading and a W0 car garage, Ihe home it completely mm Uted w Ilh douHe w tndou t and hat three bedroomt and I ft hathf. Alto included are fire placet iipvtairt and don and M water batehoard heal. Ap piuncef include di chamber, tiote and dopotal. filed M w ater hateKuuid. 1 he kite hen featuret a dopo.J and dithwaihef. U11 ON nidis fkm h of hnck fencer and elfm l.)$ fuare teci. I nergy efficiency feaiuret include thick tniulaled wallc, doutle pane w indowf and cllkieni hoi water heaimg tjitem. Il hat three bedroomt. iwo full hatht, w tih one off ihe nuder ItRTIIIR information it atadaHe al the home titet. lb bedroom, double car garage and a full unfmuhed bate me nt. Health Board Okays Schedule FARMINGTON Although Davis County has not formally adopted a vehicle inspection and maintenance program, the health board has approved a tentative study program as required by federal authorities. IN A breakfast meeting Tuesday morning, the board okayed a schedule that is supposed to help reduce pollution from vehicle emissions in SPECIFIC DATES have been set for drafting regulations. hearing, contraction and training of impectors for the three types of inspection operations that could be set Director Richard Harvey said things art still m an "iffy pat- But Environmental levels can be reduced, the county would not be forced to implement a mandatory inspection and maintenance program, lb Health pitalized. and otbers are at home. Friendly Visitors check on these people, reporting back to the Golden Yean Center any problems. SOME NEEDS could be An advisory council, set up several monts ago, will continue to operate with elected answered if more volunteers could be found. A few of these shut-in- s could visit the Golden lated agencies. THE GROUP will meet at least once monthly to evaluate data collected by the Davis Years Center occasionally, but people are needed to act as escorts and drivers. ' Else Hansen is the mother of two, the grandmother of seven of and the policies, rules and regulations. It will consider private garage operation, contracted centralized operation and a centralized operation for vehicle inspection. four. She enjoys travel, gardening and crocheting. Being a Friendly Visitor is usually difficult for her, since she doesnt drive. Sometimes a neighbor will give her a ride and a granddaughter often helps out. county-ope- rated atitde. (f(icaj will dit play tome of (heir latetl Ke.gHton e yrwtar.Yhere w ill N I repre tentaiitg from Yt(l Saint iheir latcd fmhioa eyewear and tun A I UM1I and tomb tof knt reprcceniatiit w td alco be id demonctrate toft Cecent Viuiort wid bate an opporrumiy id try on ihcte koxt d they with. Sharon hair and Markaye Baler, office aewdamt id Pr. Know lion and Pr. Cutler, w dl aim be ivaiiaWe id aJjud glat let. free of charge, and antw cr any quedtoot. REJ RESHMENTS Will be served. 1 he office is located al 193 E. Gentile, Suite 3, Layton. MottaeteiUiaelcStq IT IS The age of discretion is when you (cam that nothing is as important as you once thought it was. Star, Minneapolis. FRIENDLY VISITORS can write letters read to shut-ins, for them, send cards or telecontact the Golden Years Cenor the Informater at phone, but mostly they just someone serve as friends tion and Referral Service at 1. 5 who will listen, bring news, care. WE SPECIALIZE in matchDont you have a couple hours tucked away someing people who need help to where? Volunteers are needed , the agency that can give that to help brighten the lives of a help. Helping is wbat we do we're the Information and Remany in our community. If you think you could spare some of ferral Service of Davis Counyour time and your sunshine. ty, a United Way Agency. Re-establi- Objects sh The Davis Central Elemen- tary PTA Council held separate meetings, April 23 and May 6, with teachers and principals within the council, seeking support from them for the 1980-8- 1 school year. COUNCIL president. K$ 9 Laurcm and American (Jpte they w m ihow off tome of 867-51- . b ad. 295-J47- 9. n County Health Department IAM staff relating to vehicle emissions, air quality problems and to evaluate proposed will be Volunteer Corner Else Hansen is a Friendly Visitor. A member of the Golden Years Center in Bountiful, she participates in the center's volunteer program by visiting SOME FEATURES include shut-isenior citizens. Many a public relations campaign to of these people residoan local inform the public on w hat I AM , , nursing homes, soave arc hot- -. officials and representatives from transportation and re- LARRY NIELSEN. layuNi reodem and area rep fcccnuJite for toga of tam, tern, meaning if pollution P- - accordance with federal guidelines. The interim program, w hich began with voluntary vehicle testing last month, will continue through Dec. 1981. times Financially, too, and some have imposed impact t aimed solely at home, ' can do to .minimize health fees elfccts of air pollution; how the ' builders to relieve their Financial crunch," he said. program may work and its cost and public benefits derived "This is arbitrary and compre-ciou- s from properly tuned cars, and should be challenged in court if necessary." proper driving habits, car poolHe told the group that if they ing. mass transit, etc. HE EMPHASIZED that court cases are slow, compl- Anne Elizabeth (Liz) Good-sodaughter of C. Edward and Pearl Goodsen of Kaysvil-lhas been initiated into Mortar Board, national honor soci-- , ety for senior men and women at USU. IN ADDITION to academic Ly high 71sunU)uStardjiy, CaJtAcH.diiftnJ, lift Sttsoul 1 rurvirutia J m (dAiHitun w.ih lurk 4c vJjiJcftU It Dt Viuwul tcnirr, tu!y Amrfiiw rn.LUf will mined by a needs assessment program. Local, state and national PTA seeks to create a public informed about issues and conditions affecting the education and welfare of all children and youth. CATHERINE LUND Enjoys Center FARMINGTON A Farmington woman who fmiihcd celebrating her Vuth birthday attributes a lot of the joy and zest in life to activities offered by the Davis County Council on Aging. jut CATHERINE LIND overed disc- the Golden Years Senior Center in Bountiful about a year ago and now says she wouldnt mns the leisure lours for anything. She's traveled to Elko twice and Jackpot once. Not afraid to use her hands, she started ceramics a couple of months ago and has made several vases, a clock, a pair of sleeping babies and has received six orders from admirers for Christmas. MRS. LUND was a participant in the homebound For safetys sake... RECOGNIZING that a child's education takes place not only in the school classroom, PTA assumes the leadership by initiating and sponsoring projects and programs that will assist in building a better community for all. shes discovered the center; she hasn't wanted to stay awav. WHILE THERE was some adjustment for her at first, the says, that has turned into a desire to attend the center ami become involved in its many activities. In addition to the Golden Years Center, senior citizens living in north Davis County can participate in similar functions, including a hot weekday noon meal, al the Heritage Center in Clearfield. FURTHER information is available by calling the centes at Vi-Kb- Rebecca Poulseri Participates In Leadership Workshop Rebecca Poulsen,recently elected state officer in the Utah Association of Future Homemakers of America, participated in a leadership training workshop. May 6 on the Utah State University campus in Logan. 5-- Mar-d-a Dillree, urged principals and teachers to work as partners with their local PTAs in an and effort to strengthen PTA in their schools. Mrs. Dillree suggested they focus on local needs, which can be deter ram until last fall. Under that, senior cment who are unable to lease their homes can re ceise weekday noon meal sand other assistance through the Council on Aging. But since REBECCA IS the daughter of Ralph M. and JoAnn Poulsen, of Sunset, and is a student at Clearfield High School. Explore Roles and Set was the theme of the Goals conference. Together officers explored various leadership roles and practiced specific leadership skills. A MAJOR part of the workshop was devoted to making plans and setting goals for the coming year. Rebecca reports that at the workshop she learned what makes a good quality leader and made some goals for the coming year and next year's state conference. She was also elected to be historian of the association. BelFoir yona ding, call 532-- 5 Outside the Salt Lake area, call toll free or 4115. (In Wyoming, call Rock Springs, 362-888- 8) the digging season. On the farm or In your yard. By calling one number before you dig, you can avoid buried It is utility cables. 532-500- is a central telephone number connected to Mountain Fuel Supply, Mountain Bell, and Utah Power and Light. When you call, an operator will take down the location you want to plant or landscape. The information will be relayed by teletype to the gas, phone and power companies. If utility cables have been buried in your area, these companies will mark them with blue stakes so you can dig around the lines. If no lines are in the area, you'll be called back and notified. Remember... call before you dig. Youll eliminate unnecessary interruptions of service... and mpre Important, you'll increase your personal safety. For fifty years, people serving people. V |