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Show 6 Lakeside 191? ftaufOsi Rdtwdll t&fr&SKld iii'H nihKi -- Becoming a master gardener Clearfield RENTMEISTER'S helps chamber SERVICE. you atARNim-Tohd- p the Greater North Davis Chamber of Comma ee paniapaie in beaunfi. KlXul!'Xuli events this year, the city council has advanced the organization .rocoiutt . m canon and hesquicemennial tiAiucn II.5UU. s. . . The council on Tuesday at the request of Mark Llun$un. chamber president, granted the allocation to help the group in what it expects will be a busy COAtMW TOTM a !!1 1 !l'i !u'i!' fciitui 1 .(nmtiacM mutants vtsrwiwsitsifto CS&PI foe .ut arff9 Q SHUARS UTAH ruwfn rfcsAOMXSv t iH E RQENCYiZ73902. year. ttjjhhuz Livingston said ihi year the chamber has more things it would like to accomplish and nothing moves without funding," He said the chamber hopes to one day be e JtHKS &wv planned at church Jim Moore transplants cofepo&s seedlings into larger pots as paid ha requirements tor hts master gardener course at the Utah State University Botanical Cardens to Farmington. GROWTH FACTOR; said. tow Uarmw CO"'!' I RtIT IIL1GIITS - After lengthy divcussion. the city council has decided that it's better to trade in a backhoe every year for S3.70Q rather than let it depreciate and pov.ibly require costly or re- time-consumi- pairs. In the past we traded the backhoe every year for $ .000 as part of a fantastic program." City Manager Richard Marchant 1 That deal was offered and subsidized by J. T Case Equipment. However, that offer has been rescinded with the new offer by Maw Equipment of Ogden. "It costs S6S an hour to rent a backhoe." he said. If we could trade for it and keep in the latest piece of equipment, with (virtually) no maintenance - a new one costs approximately SJ0.000." pony cs lew cs KAYSVILLE - The Voices of Praise, a music ensemble from I rentier School of the Bible, will present a program of sacred music at 7 p m. Tuesday at the City to trade in backhoe each year By TOM BUSSCIBGRG ttO Choir performance Lmm Kaysville Bible Church. I lint Street. 181 I o new releases N. OlJcr machines require more maintenance, such as we're finding now with our direction of John Romanosky. blades." Public Works Director Jack Palmer said. This is perhaps the only machine that ve have where it is critical that it always function well." include a short presentation about the school and a brief Bi- The J o o stocking stuff ers o incense o two-year-o- ld pcFPcrffint video games ble message. There is no charge. frontier School of the Bible is a three-yea- r Bible institute located in LaGrangc. Wyo. for more information call 1 or Royce Short at Case-subsidiz- irts sticKers choir, under the consists of students from across the nation. The program will also Because the program ended two years ago. the city currently has a backhoe and will have to pay $7,500 to get back in line with the new Maw offer. $3.99 o we buy used afs for up to 3 ' credit 546-088- 546-444- 1. Military News ADVERTISEMENT it Cadet Barclay R. Adams, son of Robert and Susan Adams of Business Review Layton, has been named to the deans list for the first semester at West Point Military Academy Cadets selected to the dean's list must carry a 3.0 average for the semester and maintain a ful academic load (minimum of five courses each semester). Adams graduated from Weber High School in 1992. He is con centrating his studies in Chinese and Arabic and plans to graduate in 1998 and be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S Army. He is a member of the German. Chinese and Arabic Clubs. Intramural Boxing and Latter-Da- y Saint Student Association. The U.S. Military academy is a four-yeeducational institution charged with the task of providing the nation with leaders of character who serve the common defense. The military academy ar stresses undergraduate academ ics, military training and athlet-ic- s. Honesty, satisfaction Frank's goals New owner of ilie Layton Tunev. Lm-c- n. Ii.i built a -- olid We-I Valiev and reputation at hi- er Boumiful More- - ba-e- d on -- .iihl'.kiii'ii and lione-i- ). lie lu- - bronchi Frank ih.il -- ante formula for to ihe loeaiion which he rcccniK Layton pureha-c- Schneider, son of Lin and Paul Schneider of Layton, has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio. During the six weeks of train ing, the airman studied the Air force mission, organization, and received special , customs and training in human relations. In addition, airmen who com-- , plete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree , through the Community College of the air Force. Schneider is a 1996 graduate of Mountain High School. Marine Pfc. Jeffery W. Warner, son of Wayne and Margy Warner of Kaysville, recently re- ported for duty with 1st battal-io9th Marines, 1st Marine Di- u.ee d. -prill;: ram- - begin and the ummer heal swell- -, before little Before -- problem- - get m be big problem-- . Tunev. at 1141 Antelope Road in Layton. is prepared lo investigate tho-- e little nagging noises. Tho-- e sound- - may be ihe call for something simple, like -- park plug- -, or may be the forewarning of if not taken cure something more co-tl- y of soon. Tunev lakes the gue-- s work out of with its sophisticated and equipment.' Tunev has built a reputation of correctly diagnosing problems. With vehicles automotive Air Force Airman Joel P. -- diagnosis becoming more and more sophisticated, with energy efficient engines and antipollution devices, even the best mechanics can no longer simply "listen to see if an engine is "purring." With the high-tec- h equipment at Tunev. problems can be identified with as much certainty We as pos-ihl- c. short of tearing of us the engine vv Ik cannot tell the true condition of a vehicle just he looking at the shiny paint. When we go to purchase a used vehicle, it can he --cary. Fortunately. Tunev can perform a Used ear analysis and take some of the apprehension out apart. Although many modern cars have sophisticated onboard computers that are capable of pinpointing problems on their own. proper equipment - needed that interface- - with vehicle onboard computer- - to read trouble code- -. Tunev - prepared lo meet the challenge with to do ju- -t that. equipment ways he makes happy is to provide evpert service in brake and air conditioner cooling, trouble stunning, and quality repair woik. An energetic leader in his community. Frank is involved as a Scout leader. Also keeping him and his wife Cathy busy are two teenagers, a son 19 and a daughter 18. The family All of the Tunev technician- - are They are highly skilled and maintain a prole ional imago. Frank, a graduate of the University of Iowa with an engineering degree, ha- - been involved with the TL'NKX system for over -- iv year- -, and about three months ago he acquired the Layton Center. camps through the summer and snow , Brad Bolton, a local resident in the community. Brad also has two children and is very active with local family oriented activities, is manager at the Layton location ensuring customer . satisfaction. Tunev is open from 8-siv days a week. Monday through Saturday for customer convenience. Tunev specializes in automotive work for all vehicles, foreign and domestic. There are those .1 of buy ing a car. "I'm here to make the customers happy." -- aid Frank. And one of the skis through the w inter. The trained professionals at Tunev used the information they obtain from refined equipment to full advantage. Customers benefit because small problems are not diagnosed as large ones by mistake. Customers return to Tunev because they can find the rare combination of technicians who will "talk straight" to them and have the diagnostic evperience and talent to fiv problems. . Find The Problem...And Guarantee The Solution n, vision, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. The , , . graduate of Davis High School joined the Marine Corps in May 1996. His wife, Amy, is the daughter of Terry and Dorry Emmons of Fruit 1 995 Heights. Marine Lt. Col. Craig L. , ; Grotzky, son of Jean Grotzky of Sunset, recently graduated from the College of Naval Command and staff at the Naval War College, Newport, R.I. Grotzky was one of 153 U.S. military officers and civilians who completed the course of resident study. During the school year, th . level they studied courses in strategy and policy, national security decision makpost-gradua- te ing, and operations. joint military of Clearfield High School joined the Marine Corps in September 1977. 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