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Show LAKtSIUK Licenses and Permits h ff Tbit in ti biiiij niiiira tmiUnig frutiin trmr l iiitr t iliiMg I . u.i (, Clearfield City Building permit: . Ivory Home. M home; Brent L, MaeJgen, finish basement; 1)111 struction Construction Co-- , two home; Gledhitl I nterprtse. home; Mark Jackvon Construction, home; Gledhiil tnterprie. home; Joseph Aaron. finish two homes; Benchmark, four homes: Premier Homes PC. seven homes; Mark Ifigley, two homes, New business liernsrs: ASA I. Service, 168 N. 1350 West, secretarial service; Great Basin Distributing Co,. 1137 W. 2050 North; Chase & Chase Accounttng. 1137 N. 600 West, bookkeeping and accounting service; Jack and Jerrys 14 Scale, 2516 N. 1220 West, radio remote control models; Steweys 1051 W. 2000 North, sepetahed printing: Mrs. Buckets. 2651 W. 1550 North, house-cleaniservice; Unlimited Sid' ing and Kainguttcr, 1848 W 1520 North, siding and rain gut ter. , Alan Young. finish basement; Mare Joo. finish basement; Watdenwod Homes, home: Mark Higley Construction. home. New business licenses: Dig Carpel Installation. 653 W. 650 basement; North: Computing Inc., Solutions Inc., 2025 S. Katies Way, computer consulting and sales: I ree-po- rt Children's Center, 325 W. Antelope Drive, No. 16. day care: Harold's Hobby Shop. 147 Print-N-Stu- rr, ng L. Center Street, woodworking and crafts: Mobile Home Repair, 2379 S. 300 West, mobile home repair. Name Your Sport, 185 W. 8u0 North, home occupation; Rcnniger Construction Inc., 1 1 1 L Center Street, No. 4. contractor; Smith Bros., 276 N. 400 West, mail order; The Bottom Line, 1390 Valhalla Drive, day 270 L. care; Val & Tyi 200 South, tanning, nails and travel; Wendys Daycare, 1229 Valhalla Drive. Marine Lance Shcrni Itinglum, basement finevtension; ish; Koo fiieee. Sundry Home. home; David O, Brown, home; Gary lolman Construction, home; Totonca Inc. commercial reimnUT. Alan Ik I ay Ur. basement finish. David Longfellow, two home; Sea conn four home; Stec Jkhorlkld. home; Jaralee Welts tein. remodel; Ken Mmear. addition; Paul Allred, home. rf W, (l. Stevrn Ikrg, on of Debbie J, I of Layton, recently reported new assignment Berg i Lit, signing. building and the world. ii mimm Prvfesstonat Nail Tech SIGRUNN NUFFER Nails Massage Therapy elltng un Watercraft Rental. 158 L. Shadow-broo- k Lane; MediQuick. 1 523 S. 500 lavt. electronic insurance claim processing; Mead Physical Therapy, 3x0 N. 4tx) West. 6 Sofl LICENSES 4 computer: Moore assigned to hip, squadron and shore command around an Hair New busine lleense: Taylor Car Care Center. 107 North Main, auto repair. Canyon Computer. 1 14 I,. Shepard I ane. de- l cvampie of how Navy and Marine Corps men and women are for duty with Marine Aviation I ogisiic Squadron 16, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corp Air Station, lu!in. Calif, Military News built Interprive. home; Mark IfigVy. three homes; Ken Much-e- ll Development Co, Inc, three homes; Michael Stewart Homes, two homes; I bonus and Pesky VsrvUvt. haement finish; Gary IVnton. basement finish; Newell Jackson, home; Steve I lint Con- hi.Ul la lUKaiMy I Waxing Fruit Heights City BuitJing permits: None. New business licenses: ATK Enterprises. 661 S. Mountain Road, industrial and resident: services. T, ! Kaysviile City Building permits: CP Loddcr, two homes; Kerbs Construction commercial; Holmes Creek Construction, home; Jerry Preston Construction, home; Dee Sta pics, home: Sidney and Lori Williams, basement finish; Baucorp, seven homes; Castle Homes, home; Shiekh M. Ahmad, base meni finish; Dell Hanks, base' ment finish; Mike Hansen Con , Clinton City Building permits: Ml Ogden Real Lstate, home; Randall Wil- -; son Construction, home: Premier - Homes LC, home; Salt Lake In-- r vestment, two homes; Utah Land & Livestock, two homes: Corey ' Wallbcrg, home; lloligan Family ' Investment, three homes; Pro- - struction, basement QQ ffl y v: Trickett has always played games. His favorite is W'ar Ham' mcr 40,000. That, too, is a table top miniature space battle, lie began playing it six years ago, When he moved to Clinton from England he couldnt find very many people w ho shared his pa sion for games until he joined the club. "When you play against the same people it gets boring, Trickett said. After his first meeting. Trick elt discovered there are many people in the area who enjoy playing games like he does. Trickett and Struple arent interested in playing parlor-typ- e games." like Trivial Pursuit, they said. They prefer games that re From 1 Simple said many people in the . area like to play games but dont I make the time or cant find oth-- ; ers who will play, too. ' Parents send their children to , ; - the club because the games not only are fun, but educational, he said. Some of the games teach ' . math skills, vocabulary and make players think on a different level, . Stmple said. . War games arent the only . games the club members play. At the meetings members will play several games. They also receive ; discounts from area stores who . - sponsor the club, Struple said. Members range in age from 13 ' to 45 and the majority are male. War Zone, one of the games ; Stmple plays with his pewter ar--; my men, is a futuristic space bat- -' tie. Players get to move the . pieces so many inches when its their turn. Of course, tanks get to move farther than the soldiers because they can in real life, Stmple said. The game is a stragey game, similar to chess. Luke Trickett, 17, likes to play games and work around them. , He works at Hammond Toys & Hobbies in Layton Hills Mall. ; quire stragey or tnji'-- n mhb ft I finish; -- Games (iOOQOQ ; 1 ! fining . r: lvr7 V Lei W L J V f. f A JJ I 'J - - i, o' role-playi- games, like murder mysteries. Stuple said even card games have changed in the past 20 years. Card games are reflecting more what the board games are. Not all the war games are space battles, either, Struple said. Some war games are taken from history, like the Civil War. Club members also believe in sharing their love of games with others, Struple said. Club dues, which are 10 a year, allowed club members to donate $350 to the program. r 4. I: T( '? 1 ' ' iitigM1 , ' k f At. l M , t" 7 ( U. I I ; t. I i'5 'W : . ki r Encore Sectional The score is tied with 3.2 seconds on the clock, but its hard to feel the pressure when youre sectional is just the ticket for a full enjoying your Lane Home Theater Seating. This month of basketball. This Encore grouping will score big with every member of the family. As shown, left arm facing reclining loveseat, wedge and right arm facing reclining loveseat. SALE 1499 ta Also available with sleep sofa (Shown inset) full-siz- e sale 1599 Touchdown Glider Recliner You're sure to score points with the family when you bring home this glider recliner. It has the smoothest glide you'll ever experience. Also available with or without swivel base. No. Ogden - 2586 N. 400 Ogden - 3585 Harrison So. Ogden - 5582 S. 1750 E. - 394-922- 782-540- 4 E. 9 Roy - 5317 S. 1900 W.- West Roy - 3484 W. 4800 S. 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