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Show 6C Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, May 30, 1984 tar HORSE PRODUCTION CLASS to be OFFERED Clinton to Cite Speeders V CAROL GRAHAM ' Review Correspondent $ who Drivers CLINTON i speed along 550 West may be receiving more citations as police patrols increase in an effort to slow down the traffic along that street. Oddly .enough, following a survey conducted by the Clinton it City Police during May was discovered that the majority of the offenders are the residents 1, d themselves. - VICKIE STAPLEY The posted speed limit is 25 miles per hour, however, motor ists have been cited for going as fast as 41 miles per hour. This has become a major concern of residents and police since 550 West is a through street and often used as a link between 1800 North and 1300 North streets. . According to Darla Lucas, a concerned resident who has 'organized a petition to request action by the City Council on this problem, there are 450 residents on this street, and 250 of them are children under 13. Mrs. Lucas became more aware of the situation last summer when her daughter Sharia was hit by a car. The child was hit by a car, but was ren- Utah Stale University Will be Offering a Class entitled "Horse Production Methods" at the Far- -' mmgton USU Extension Office beginning June 21, 1984. Thirty hours of instruction will be given related to production practices in the selec- non-speedi- dered unconcious and taken to the hospital for a day. I hate to think what would happen to a child hit by a speeding car," she stated to the city council. Something has to be done to slow these people down before someone is seriously injured." . Leroy Webb, chief of police, reported that traffic is slowing down along 550 West as a result of the increase in patrol and the number of citations issued. care, tion, and of handling horses. of equipment, facilities, and skills related to norse production of colwill also be given. This class may be taken for three quarter hours lege credit IADVS 219) or for Non Credit Demonstrations The Class will be held from 6 30 to 9 30 P M. and the instructor is Larry Slade from USU Cost of the class is $90 00 for credit and $60 00 for Non-cred- , i Call Dr Terry Teigeler at extension ofnce, Call on or before June USU IHAFB) or Lloyd Smith at the Farmington to learn more about the class. To register, 777-353- 6 451-340- th, Layton Girl Honored in Drill Camp Jerry Welker's Vickie Stapley, daughter of John and JoAnn Stapley of Clearfield has recently won honors in the Junior Miss Utah drill competition and the Junior Miss National Drill competition as first attendant. She has also won the drill trophy awarded at Utah State University drill camp. She was awarded a medal n in the competition. Vickie is also currently serving as student body secretary at Doxey elementary in Sunset. She is a member of the Classics under the direction of Heidi Rhodes Deam, Stephanie Smedly, and Jill located in Layton. LAYTON Gateway Draperies 10, Super-sensation- 1 & Randy & Sandy Dalton's Carpet Showroom are not going out of Business but will . remain in this location ' to continue to serve al SoDoaOQoDO drill-dow- Show-Tea- Os the future. you in m ctjctd o. Farmington OKs District For Project COf'rVv' FARMINGTON r- The city council passed a resolution to create a special improvement district in and around 500 North and 600 North. The city plans to rebuild or constructs curbs, gutters and sidewalks that were destroyed during last years snowmelt and -- mudslide. ; The project, which will begin this summer and be completed by the end of September, will be funded in part by the city and funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Individual residents will be billed the approximate remaining 40 percent for the recon- kccC to s"e0l .51 struction along their property A protest hearing is scheduled for June 21 for residents input, said City Manager Max Forbush. SOFA & LOVE Reg. $940 Cubs Earn Awards at Gathering 459 for Baths 2 Only Cub Scout CLEARFIELD Pack 78 recently held its annual Rain Gutter Regatta at the Clearfield Community Church. During the event, awards presented by Cub Master Ron Snor- grass went to Nathan Ames, Bradley Jones, Jason LeRoy, and Shawn Zwemke, Bobcats; Jason Dickamore, Wolf; Bobby Cook, gold arrow; Sean Snorgrass, Joel Antes, Matt Faiola, Brian silver arrows; Brian Cunningham, New Webelos. Jason Richards, Ronnie Snorgrass, Mathew Sprong, and Sheldon Voight, athlete; Brian Cunningham and Eric Ostraat, Bear; Jason Hoight, forester, Mathew Sprong, scientist; Jason Richards, Webelos Badge; Phillip Hochheiser, den chief cords; Brian Lafountain, recruiter ; Certificates Huge Selection of , WALL DECOR Os-tra- 70 cofeaic LAMP, CLOCKS & BAR STOOLS BURLINGTON VINTAGE OAK Reg. NOW HOURS: MON.- - FBI. 9 AM - 9 PM SAT. 9-- 6 CLOSED SUNDAY 621-42- 22 All TERMS: SALE RtiLES: Sales Final... no Refunds or Exchange... Inspect Carefully , before Buying..! Extra charge ' for delivery. 6 BRASS, Misd. j 799 mi Master1 Charge or we'll arrange for credit terms for you. , 11 tm ALL ACCESSORY ITEMS DISHES, PLANTS $1599 Use your Visa or. 1 & JL 3 LARGE CHINA t t , QUALITY BEDROOM & DINING ROOM SUITES BIG SAVINGS i 1152 W. RIVERDALE RD., OGDEN, UT. r Suth-eiton- d. C!ffl:d. i Liquidation Prices Ja-;s- on - . CURIS CABINETS All At at new cub, Dustin Holman welcomed by the pack. $?i)p ' and Inez Fisher. , Recipients of the Summertime Unit Award included Daniel ;Trask, Brian Lafountain, Jason Hoight, Todd Preston, Jason Richards, Ronnie Snorgrass, .Sheldon Voight, Brian Cunningham, Eric Ostraat, Steven Jensen, and Ryan Sutherland. Honor Unit Awards went to Daniel Trask, Brian Lafountain, Jason Hoight, Todd Preston, Richards, Ronnie Snorgrass, Mathew Sprong, Sheldon Voight, iBrian Cunningham, Eric Ostraat, Steven Jenson, and Ryan A ; !was Inventory Delivery Trucks, Desks, I.T.T. Phone System, ! ' Selling Out To The Bare Walls! Savings to of appreciation Sharon ;were presented to Sofas! Loveseats! .Chairs! Bedrooms! 0 oViior 10( 0 Dining Rooms! Curios! Bookcases! Table! Rockers! Clocks! Water Beds! Lamps! Mirrors! Pictures! Desks!! Gun Cabinets! Mattresses! Box Springs! Wall Units! Bunk Beds! Accessories! 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