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Show Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, July 20, 1983 4A Councilman Named In South Weber City c C S' - tSOUTH WEBER Former South Weber City mayor and former long time councilman Reid 0. Stark was selected by tbe City Council last week to srve C C D out the remainder of Councilman Charles Sullivans harm. 1 D IStark, 55, will serve the final six months of Sullivans term gild have the option of running fbr in November. Sullivan recently announced His resignation from the council (jue to increased business commitments. Stark served from 1960-7on the City Council. In 1974, he was appointed mayor when Leroy Paul resigned, but was then defeated in the next election by John Combe. 4 REID O. STARK . South Weber Mayor Rex Bouchard said Stark had indicated to him he was interested ip running for the City Council in November. According to Bouchard, this willingness to serve again was a major factor in his appointment. Stark said it f It good to be back on the council and he would most likely run for a four-yeaNovember. Y term in r Ay. Roy Library Needs Anniversary Week Luncheon Specials donations for Sale !ROY The Southwest Branch Library in Roy is conducting a book drive for the dbrarys sale during Roy Days, librarian Nancy Martinez said hardback and paperback books are needed. Donations for the Roy Days sale will be accepted through Aug. 10. Proceeds will be used for the addiplanned tion to the Southwest Branch. Numerous fund raising efforts directed at area residents and civic organizations are under fray. The addition will cost $150,000, excluding labor, which frill tentatively be donated by Roy High School students. Included in expansion plans are a new childrens area and public meeting rooms. ot H Childrens librarian Diedre Conkling said young people may still sign up for the summer Reading club. The theme this year is Theres an Animal in my Book. ' Members of the reading club decide how many books they want to read during the summer months. Their progress is charted on a colorful poster in the childrens area of the library. Other activities include a weekly program on Wednesday at 2 p.m., free activity sheets and an opportunity to have the summer reading club logo silkscreened on provided by club mmmmm H CLINTON Clinton Fun quired. a.m., Chuckwagon breakfast at the fire station I; a.m., Flag Ceremony 10 a.m., Booths open (teddy bear throw, BB gun shoot, fish bond, darts and balloon pop, flunk tank, squirrel cage, air cc3?cn ww Full 'A BURGER CHOPPED SDQL0IN or Salad With choice of Potato ooao y members. On Saturdays at 2 p.m., staff members read aloud from outstanding childrens literature. The current selection is Kavik the Wolf Dog by Walt Morey. mm ex a cc"o:3 ? eat Texas Toast 5 3 5 3 3 COUPON EXPIRES AUO. 7th, 19S3 mM 4 4 MU MU VU 4 VU 3 44 Wi I pnovDOir mcnacci onnvaGD ooj voujcj GUARANTEE 9 3 5 5 MIN. W COUPON 'WJW SERVICE .m.l.u.m.1 .1. 1 J. 1.1. 1 .1. 1 .1. 1 .i.nxf GOLDEN CORRAL ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 2-- 7 e oz. TOP SIRLOIN STEAKS With your choice of potato and Texas toast. Mikes 2:30 p.m., Auction 3:30 p.m., Old Time Fiddlers 4 p.m., Airplane candy drop 5 p.m., Fire and police department water fight 5:30 p.m., Free drawing for 10 Speed Bike. Other drawings hourly .9:30 p.m., Fireworks I I ONLY 8 1:45 p.m., Mark and Magician show MMMM I 10:30 a.m., Baby Contest registration. Judging to be held in team-performanc- U. I 3 drinks, snow cones, hamburgers, hot dogs, fries, pie and ice cream) 3-- 7th, 1983 Vtf W. With choice of Potato and all you can handiwork, baked goods, 3-- v 6 oz. Chopped SIRLOIN STEAK planes, moon walk, kiddie tram, speedball throw, bump wagon, 0-- AUO. I n four divisions: 1) months, 11:30 a.m., 2) mo., 12:30 p.m.; 18 mo. to3 yrs., 1:30p.m.; yrs., 2:30 p.m. Winners of the yr. category will be Little Miss and Mr. Clinton. $1.50 entry fee. 10:30 a.m., T ball game 12 p.m., Minor all star game 1:15 p.m., Starlets drill IX, IMS COUPON W MW Vtf fc'M 44 Scheduled for today at 2 p.m. is a childrens program on home computers. In addition to an introduction to computers, animal games such as Frogger and Donkey Kong will be available for hands-opractice. VI 1 Only Clinton Celebration Scheduled July 23 Days celebrations to be held Saturday, July 23, in Greenspan Park, 1900 W. 1800 No., should culminate with a big bang at 9:30 p.m. when the citys fire department hosts its annual fireworks display. ! Accoding to Dennis Simonsen, Jun Days chairman, no private fireworks or sparklers will be allowed at the event. Other activities planned for the full day of games, concessions, and rides are: r; 7 a.m., Start of Sherman A. ;Wayment 5 Kilometer Memorial Race, sponsored by the Clinton Kiwanis and the Rocky fountain Runners. and remittance of $6 entry fee at the city building re- we 2-A- ll you can eat salad bars choice of 10 desserts refills. choce of drink-fre- e I 2-Y- our 2-Yo- ii ft ur GOOD ONLY AT CLEARFIELD GOLDEN CORRAL EXPIRES AUO. 7th, 1983 14444444444444444444444444444 4 44 44 4 4 44 4 V 4 4 4 44 44 MU MU Wtf 44 44 4 44 44 44 REMEMBER AT GOLDEN CORRAL IPARTY k ALL MEAT CUT FRESH DAILY 38 AND ONLY U.S. ITEM ALL YOU CAN EAT SALAD DAR FREE DRINK REFILLS. SERVICE THAT CAN'T US FLAGS SACRAMENT CUPS . STUFFED ANIMALS BANNERS BALLOONS INDIVIDUAL NAPKINS TABLE B COVER ROLL TABLE COVER Gftf&Y&Xi C3&U2II I Qggig 7Cjo' 0eiCGD?icd Fop Dost Results m m n A A 4m |
