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Show LAKESIDE Davis Parade of homes sites sought D Potential areas for 1903 show to bo reviewed WVTQN taih Hnw - NVrihfrn Va Buildm AviatRm H lkmg fur jvieruuj im ftr ihtf 99 4fi4e iT llH?e m Da xixor Weber counties. The Nwd of directors skill bs sieving ftitemtal sues in Octo her. The urpheation deadline is hept. I S. I he parade skill take place somciime between June through September. Developers who have a phae that skill be 1 ready may contact the Northern W aauh Hume UutlJers 479.52M at There still he extensive aJver litiflg and promotion ued in conjunction skuh the Parade of .mes for the development chosen. Propoals mut inviude a pht plan, provide Id to 12 adjoining lots, have ample parking area and provide a 2onh arhalt hae suitable for an evhtbiiors tent. 1 he duration of the parade lais approximately one to two weeks, A developer entry fee of $2.nui per lot has been submitted in past jears for advertising. f ived'siie builders should have first option in buy additional ln available. Develpers will need to be members of the Home Ttaesrliy Awffcjsl 1? 199? 40-ye- ar reunion Aug. 23 Jlaifders Association at the lime of prposal submission, Submit proposals to; NWI1BA Parade of Homes v llfd Washington fljvd, Ogden. Ui Darwin Sparrow frm Anderson lumber Company has been Class of I9J7 will hold its 40 s ear reunion at 7 pm, Au 2J at Davis High Jkhool, There will be a dinner, program, and lime io get Home shaimtan. call Ken and Beta Clo ward at 544V9ik, A golf tournament is aUo planned. Contact Kent Dtaaj-e- r at 825642. haS named the jyv 199 tered sues. 1hoe wfu are interested in being builders in next Jew's parade need to meet specific guidelines, he said. NOW OPEN IN OGDEN e wjrrn"D2Di 1000 CUSTOMERS NEW LOANS UP TO $50Q53 Phono Appnconts Wofcomo Dress is casual. The eM is US per couple. Tor questions or reerva-li- n Parade of Parade of Homes will once aeam he a doalmte parade with both fixed and scatThe KAVSV1UE-Th- SECURITY FINANCE 3020 B. Washington Blvd.. A'haCOJCI2..VV ykl& ? Ogdon Farmington deputy city recorder honored - FARMINGTON Mary Farmington deputy city recorder for the past 10 years, has received high honors from both a regional and state organization for outstanding perforLo-ma- s, mance. The resi- dent was honored last Wednesday night during the City Council meeting by the and Utah Municipal Clerks Associations. She received er a plaque and pin from Marilyn IMje, representing the state board, and a certificate from Kathy Holt, representing the regional group. Lomax is currently serving as president of the regional body. She and her husband. John, are the parents of two daughters and a son and have two grandchildren. She has worked for Farming-to- n City since 194, when she was hired as an executive secretary, a position she still holds. Alt IN.ITOCK The pleasant surprise I have of being affiliated with this city, Mayor Gregory Bell said, "is breaking the typical thought of a bureaucracy, of which there is none here. She Lomax is much the glue that holds the city together. She could go anywhere in the private sector because of her abilities and attitude, he added. Wallpaper & Borders rtEVOLOB HESTQl'AUTVtj BEST p-VOL- Sf RVtCElj fLEVOLOB BEST PRICES? WSU art students to draw the land YOUR iSONE-STO- P BOWHUNTERS In an effort to help students discover new relationships between humans and the natural landscape, Weber State University art professor Mark Diddle will teach a Drawing on the Land" workshop in the desert of central Utah. The class, now in its seventh d year, gives participants field experience in writing and drawing. The students will spend Aug. 24-2- 9 a few miles cast of Thousand Lake Mountain north of Loa, Utah. Throughout the week, particisketchpants will fill a book with their clearest and strongest thinking in words and pictures," Biddle said. Mornings will be spent in camp as a group, while afternoons will provide individual time for work in the field. Guest speakers and personal critiques are planned for the evenings. The livingworking situation of this workshop requires individual attention to frugality, preservation, efficiency of means and recycling, said Biddle. This, along with the readings, writings and drawings of the workshop, leads participants toward a greater appreciation for the value and fragility of wild space, which, in turn, leads to responsible stewardship. Biddle developed the workshop in 1990 while writing and designing a backcountry guidebook for the Fishlake National Forest. This required walking many miles of trails - nearly 800 -and comparing field markings with maps to make sure all the information was accurate, he back-count- first-han- 100-pa- ry HEADQUARTERS )BR0WNIN& The fast There Is TARGET RANGE PRO SHOP - INSTRUCTION mm? ST0REWI DECLEARANCE , BOWHUN i 7u02W ONlALLfACCESSORIES. ms racouara off iTALLPAPER WAREHOUSE mu Hoar uwftcwti Mcim him oa cooftmoao nm wi mccuim STORE HOURS MONDAY thru SATURDAY 1 0 A.M. to 9 P.M. SUNDAY NOON to 5 P.M. UTURDU Ml . HI Ml HI uidav mi . hi 00.m i - VISA HAOTOKICMO - pWCO-H- - H J0M I 1 J . Qm ac J ' C-Aw) EDCLRAT3R ; PINA F?1LHIN3 si said. I was spending days at a time alone, and the journal work tended to become personal and expressive. It became the best sketchbooking Id had. The workshop will cater to art who wish majors and to discover the value of maintaining a sketchbook, renew an indi- vidual sense of self or find drawing as an opportunity to richly experience nature. For more information, call Biddle, non-majo- rs 626-645- 7. Layton ward to reunite at Adams Park LAYTON - The Layton 25th LDS Ward will hold a reunion at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at Andy Adams Park, 1100 N. 1600 East. Bring eating utensils '.and a blanket plus a dish to share acA-cording to your last name: dessalad; N-main dish; D-- At Paracelsus, a hero is someone who reaches beyond ordinary care. Someone like Shane Williams, Director of Information Systems at Davis Hospital. As a coach for his boys' soccer team, Shane knows that to succeed, you have to go the extra mile and be a team player. At work he is a consistent example of this philosophy. Some may not consider a PARACELSlS PRACELSl'S DAVIS HOSPITAL JORDAN VALLEY And Medical Hospital Z, sert. i Drinks will be provided. For information contact Nola Susan Adams, Child, or Ruth Ann Reep at 544-922- 544-010- 9; 825-428- 1. 7; ttuia rate ps, n certainly do. Always programmer to be a hero, but Shane's willing to answer a request for help or take the time to explain the software, . nT TT r7 ryALKjjSIJN proud to care Pmmsis Salt Lake Regional Shane makes sure that hospital employees have constant access to the lifesaving information they need. Shane Williams, a Paracelsus Health Care Hero, Proud To Care. PARACELSIS Paracelsis Pioneer Valley Hospital Select Home Care and Hospice Medical Center Center Laaton West Jordan Sam Lake City w. alley City Wasatch Front 825-956- 561-888- 350-411- 964-310- 0 288-190- 1 8 1 0 OfHM 3 |
