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Show Tussnny 'Huebener' called a must-se- e production May 20, 2003 www.crippertodaY.cofn softball hunt still in t.i lTT Ul Vikes take track; others 7? (C V I ! i li ii 1 Ml hili'mli IS y.M TTH" iLi jij . 3SE rtffi Minin i Thug a " : ifej it Unisys right to soil stores, says founder of Breenhachs r. Control squadron returns from Asia HILL AIR FORCE BASE About 60 members of the 729th Air Control Squadron returned over the weekend after a deployment of nearly six months in - BY BOB MKXELSON ( lipptl Skiff U I lit - Southwest Asia Group members were there supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom They were originally deployed m November for a standard y rotation to Southwest Asia to support Operation Southern Watch. More members of the unit are expected to return FARMBVJGTOIY Davis Countv lesi i and driving dent Bis nt founds Bishop loice lx hind ( iieeiibaeks lne . said he luxt bee ni to consider bis linns lutuie in the dollai stoic market moie than a veai and a eo With the anient populantv of dollar stoics and competition lncicasnm selling to ,i laieci n itionwidc chain seemed the Ixst 1 90-da- to HAFB in June. option Handcart Days lead local festivities the I Bountiful Handcart Days are the most popular Davis County celebration according to last weeks Clipper Internet survey The survey showed that nearly 38 percent of those voting picked Handcart Days as their No 1 local celebration It was followed closely by Davis Countys Independence Day parades, with 33 percent of respondents picking them as their favorite. After that, support was spotty for several remaining events Nearly 10 5 percent picked the Davis County Fair as their favorite festivity, which tied at 10 5 percent with Bountifuls Summerfest The only other celebration to gam more than 2 percent of the vote was the Great Salt Lake Bird Festival, preferred by 4 percent of those responding CERT grads invited to mock disaster - KAYSVILLE All county residents who have been through CERT (Community Emergency Response Trainmg) classes are invited to participate in a mock disaster May 31 from 6 to 8 p m , at Davis High School Sponsored by Kaysville City, the evening is meant to offer additional training in a hands-o- n environment to those who have taken CERT classes The disaster mimics a real disaster which vanes with each dnll It may imitate anything from a bus crash, to a fire, to an earthquake Ive been to four and each is different. said Glenna Grow, a Kaysville CERT graduate Comics to return The usual Tuesday comics will not appear m todays edition of the Qipper due to space constraints. Comics normally scheduled to appear today, however, will be printed in Thursdays Clipper The comics will resume their usual schedule of Tuesday publication beginning next week, May 27. 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Some 5,500 teens from a four-stat- e gathered to test their knowledge Friday in this 14th annual event sponsored by Utah State University and others. Local participants came from Clearfield and Layton High Schools, plus Kaysville, Mueller Park, North Davis and North Layton Junior High schools. at Porn DVD Weber Basin Water called to add 'patrol' staff 'mistake' BY TONI BUSSELBERG Ldttor Clipper BY RENEE TURNER Clipper Skiff Writer - - How does WEST BOUNTIFUL a skateboard magazine relate to homosexual pornography It doesn't, according to staff at Barnes &. Noble Booksellers, Inc laical management personnel do not intend to fire or reprimand anyone at the West Bountiful Baines &. Noble in conjunction with a lawsuit over the alleged inclusion ol a homosexual pornographic DVD in a recent issue of a skateboard magazine The suit was filed last week in 2nd District Court The DV D was allegedly included m the plastic sleev e of a magazine ty pical-l- y earned bv the book retailer without If vou don t follow the LAYTON Governor's recommendation of no outside watering between 10 am and 6 m ou might be getting cited p Basin Water Conservanev Weber Distal which provides either all or pan of virtually every Davis Countv citv's water will have an employee on water patrol thus season responding to Thats the word tiom Taige complaints Flint man .eager of the water agenev The See "PORN," p. A5 comes as continues to situation had ver Recernt rains dire the be little effect river systems he said That s to believe but as we watched the the difficult Ogden ancJ Weber river flows be toie after (the rains) it has changed veiv tle m water areas on m omtoring activity and lit- depend on the snow melt as their main I Tint continued ol source supply Precipitation at the weekend was still at the low 60s" in tunas ol percentage of normal "I hat did come up bv precipitation measurement from what it was ' he said But all the same, the extra precipitation doesn t do a lot to the oveiall water supTheies not a lot ol advantage to ply the leservoirs oi rivers I he real advan tage comes horn reduced demand (loi water by usus) duung that period "We had vcr low demands the last hall of April and the first two weeks ol " May It helps oveiall I lint said "The rains were welcomed absolutewe re still in a di ought Our icser-voi- r but ly levels and general iunotl will in the final analvsis. he elassilied as an intense " drought he said I I 111 Ioel IV the 11 V IVe 10 sllllelle II sained a business m in lament and tin iiiee degm horn Bngham Wiling I mvsiMtv a iduatnui m 1977 In 1979 he was a eoTonnde i ind partnsi in Irmklin ( omp inv a ImaiMal and investment turn In llM with additional partners I lanklin Quest vv is lomisd and the rinklin D.iv Bi-h- I PI nine i is nil l'Mi he Lit what is now to stoke out on his own Bishop loi med ( iteeiib icks Ml a Dollar in I Bui in rmklin ( ovev 19X1 he his store opened m Sandv back in I'M loelav theic aie 96 companv owned Nevada Texas Idaho in stoics Washimiton Arizona ( olorado Montana I New Mexico Ctali and Wvornmg File last six st ites listed will maikets lor Dollai I icpresent new ree Bishop s spin on the doll ir store concept cmpli isis name luand merchandise fnxt high xalue suviee and convequality nience in clean spacious contcnixiar atti istivc stoics Die Rsjionss. to the above if any. (This See "WEBER," p. indicates the rivers reallv do AS a See "TIME," p, AS 2003 Bird Festival called biggest, best ever Paul Gnndrod, International outreach coordinator, showed off his merlin, a small falcon, Saturday ALL BY TONI BUSSELBERG Clipper Nei v I ditnr - Dozens of kids FARMINGTON went home Saturdav with finished bird houses These were made with their own hands, thanks to the generosity of I lome Depot in Centerville, which provided materials That project was one of many for children as part of the Great Salt Lake Bird Festival Many of the events took place at the FairPark, while a runwalkhike nde took place on Antelope Island Proceeds from the run benefited conservation efforts m San Bliss. Mexico, a bird habitat and Great Salt Lake's sister site through the Shorebird Sister Schools program It's the best we've ever had," said Neka Roundy, Festival coordinator The FairPark was all dressed up and had flags, balloons The state Division of Wildlife Resources offered hands-o- n programs, birdmarks Tracy including making Aviary and others had many birds on hand, and a Desert Tortoise was on display, as well as a badger, birds of prey. ABOUT BIRDS: Hawkwatch I Ik dmiKi biologist hit Ji and more The showed youth o Federation TNationul Turkey f f turkey calls, and a v anety of tours, Wildlife including Farmington Bay Management Refuge, were all sold out More than a dozen workshops took place Saturday, as well, from one on backyard birding basics" to Shorebirds in Utah pi out mi whivh kutured and pilot Kent ( Leg ot (nice Idaho was iko a hie success site said Ihcv u tv c him a st incline ovation Wc had folks who ,vu. ust in tears It was verv emotion il He spoke oi his eltoits to save the whooping a uk - a species that was ncatlv extinct lie wotked with the birds, horn birth to cveiitualK tiaming them to create a ikvv nligratoiv route from Southeastern Idaho to New Mexico Although tempuatures were a bit cooler Sundax combined with wind. Rounds said folks just dressed more warmlv We had some rivalries lx tween vehicles, as to who could see the most birds A visit to the Bear River Migratory Bird Reduce near Brigham City took place Sundax along with a trip to the Great Salt Dike South Shore and a look at Great Salt lake Bird Trails Map Hot Spots i mm mnem |