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Show THE fr K Six students in four western Box Elder County schools were handed $25 savings bonds this week by members of the Utah Air National Guard. ton. Park Valley school winners were Dale Carter and Casey Mott. Two Air National Guard sergeants, Ed Lile and Craig Singley literally dropped in at Snowville and Park Valley schools Monday for presentation of the bonds to the winners. The pair flew to the schools in an Army helicopter piloted by Major Gary Adams landing on the playgrounds to the delight of the kids. The contest which last about 38 schoinvolved year ols on a voluntary basis is designed to promote patrio- six students were all winners in "Operation Patriotism," an essay contest sponsored by the Noncommissioned Officer Academy Graduate Association of the Utah Air National Guard. Winning from the Snowville school were Stephen Hurd, II, son of Mrs. Dar-le- ne Hurd and Maria Martinez, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Martinez tism. of the Howell school. "We decided to do someWinners at the Grouse thing to help build patriotism ey Creek school were Terrie n in the community," Sgt. f. Tanner and Jeffrey Warbar" said." ' The -- '' Sin-"gl- If you plan to work or play in remote, mountain areas this winter, the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) has a publication that may be of interest to "Survival In Snow." you SCS, as one of its activities, operates a network of snow cour se s in the We st snow-cover- Students heard a patriospeech, participated in the posting of colors and saw a film, "Old Glory," during the presentation. tic take-of- f. elated , servationist at 51 South First East, Tremonton, Utah. To survive overnight or for a week or more in the mountains in the winter, you must understand the problems you will have to face and know what to do about "Survival In Snow" them. will show you how to protect and she lte r yourse If from the most severe winter snow mJJt- ''iMffimui'" ill ii wiiii iiiii?tli Park Ser sessment, have been dev- eloped by park officials using material gathered in a series of public workshops. They consider the social, economic, historic, cultural, and other resource values at Golden Spike, as well as dev- elopment requirements, objectives, and commitments for this area which commemorates the first transcontinental railroad link in storms and cold temperatures should you happen to become lost or be delayed overnight while at work or play in the snow. on The door to success hangs hinges which have to be lubricated with a lot of midnight oil and elbow grease. RONALD REAGAN An important commentary on the nsuet and events which National Historic Site, Promontory Star Route, Cor-inn- e, Utah 84307; from the Assistant to the Regional Director, Utah, 125 S. State Street, Room 22 07, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111; or from the Regional Director, Rocky Mountain Region, 655 Street, 25287, 80225. shape our lives. I 4:00 Saturday 7:10, 1230 Brought to you by KBUH Monday Parfet Post Office Box Denver, Colorado RAM INDUSTRIES MYCI CO. Of 800 AM. nuH 107 f M TREMONTON FOR BANNER o SAVINGS SEE THE o Q o o o Dodge Dart Sport Coupe CLEARANCE PRICE 1 O QIO $445400 AiiAmnt FEATURING THE AM risJiA wimtl fftn CLINCHES For the first 12 months of use, any Chrysler Motors Corporation Dealer will fix without charge for parts or labor, any part of our 1975 passenger cars we supply (except tires) which proves defective in normal use, regardless of mileage. o SI a 945 & dodge gBLAWS Q 1401 W. Tremonton Main 257-334- 3 inq Q Need Home Improvements ? STOP....Look Here First ! ' . with Dec-mem- " ,. National vice is seeking citizen involvement in the evaluation of a series of planning alternatives for Golden Spike National Historic Site, near Brigham City, Utah. A public meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on November 20 at the Community Center, 24 North 3rd West Street, in Brigham City, according to Superintendent George Church. The alternatives, described in an Environmental As- are Information gathered in the high mountains by snow surveyors during the winter months. 1869. Those unable to attend may This information provides submit written comment to the basis for forecasting the amount of water that the Superintendent until 20. will be available for use from streams and "reser- - K Following the review per-tlo- d, the NPS officials will choose voirs during" the'comirig spring and summer months. one of the alternatives, with It is essential that those colany amendments arising lecting the data know how to from the public comment, as the survive in snow. General Management You can obtain a free copy Plan for the area. of "Survival In Snow" by Copies of the assessment may be obtained from the contacting Floyd G. Bailey, Superintendent, Golden Spike your local SCS district con- grade students participated in the contest in which students were asked to write 100 words or less on "What the American Flag Means to Me." The kids also got to spect the helicopter and view the ed 160 snow courses in Utah. Many federal, state, and local agencies co-o-pe rate and contribute to this work. Snow data and other Only fourth, fifth and sixth r? ri rr m rrV M On Golden Spike Site The Pub Set the Air National Guard and the NCO Assn. Certificates of Achievement were also presented to others, in the program. National Guard used the helicopter to visit the Snowville and Park Valley schools where they presented a patriotic program. Comment Sought Survival The bonds are furnished by 11 . V Snow For Winning Flag Essays 6, 1975, Page n r r in rvnr J winners receiving $25 bonds are Stephen Hurd, Snowville school, and Maria Martinez, Howell school, third and fourth students from the right on front row. Students Receive Bonds GARLAND TIMES, November E CURIOSITYStudents of the Snowville and Howell schools crowd around an Army helicopter which landed at the school Monday. Two members of the Utah Air 19 WINNERS Winners in the Utah Air National Guard's "Operation Patriotism" essay contest from the Snow-vil- le and Howell schools display their certificates. Top LEADER-TH- FIRE STATIONTremonton's new fire station has progressed tothis state as workers roof was lifted into place. finished laying blocks and a pre-stress- ed Lost amilv needs in any home change through cars and it takes money to buy or build a cont. from page one one could easily hout a guide. get lost We have purchased wit- Sometimes communities lose their Identity by being absorbed into other, larger towns. Did this happen in our county? Actually there are no large cities in the county and it takes only a quick study of the maps to indicate that very few could have left the scene via this route. Most of the lost are in the wrong spot to be absorbed. However a bit of detective work did uncover some name rather interesting changes in present tions. 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