Asst . director BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah 14 Thursday, August 29 1974 assigned at Ogden center Kenneth G. Rivett, 38, formly Assistant to the Director at Baltimore, Md. IRS District Office, has been assigned Assistant Director at the Ogden Internal Revenue Service Center. Rivett replaces Thomas Laycock who has been J. pointed Regional Commissioner for Accounts, and Taxpayer SerChicago, 111. A career government official, Rivett began his IRS service in 1962 as a revenue agent in the San Francisco District. After a Collection vice in series of increasingly responsible positions, he was selected as a Data Processing and Intern Management transferred to the IRS National Office. Just prior to his appointment to the IRS Executive Selection and Development Program in 1973, he was the Accounting Branch Chief in the Fiscal Management Division. Upon completion of the Semi truck rolls, takes gun spills potato flakes Rivett was assigned to the Baltimore District as Assistant to the Director. A native of Nampa, Idaho, Rivett graduated from the College of Idaho with a BA degree and took his Masters degree at the University of Southern Illinois in 1974. He is also a Certified Public Accountant and a graduate of the Monterey Language Institute. Rivett, his wife, the former of A Brigham City man has been placed in the Cache County jail on order of Brigham City Judge Robert W. Daines, following the Country Tipperary, Ireland, and two children are currently househunting in the Ogden area. . . . before school bells rang for county kids was enjoyed by and Carrie Eggli and MaShelle Caulford all of Bothwell. LAST RIDE (L. to R.) Carl, Clinton Highway tax due on Sept.3 Owners of large trucks, or buses in Utah are required to file a Federal highway use tax return, Form 2290, by September 3. The tax generally applies to single unit trucks weighing 13.000 pounds or more, to weighing 5,500 pounds or more, to trucks of 9,000 or more pounds equipped for use in combinations, and to buses with a gross weight of more than 26.000 pounds, said Roland V. Wise, IRS District director. Revenue from the highway use tax program assists states in financing the Interstate Highway System, but the tax is imposed on these vehicles usujg any public highways, city streets, state roads and interstate roadways. "The tax year for the highway use tax begins July 1 and runs through the following June 30. For vehicles placed in service after July, Forms 2290 must be filed by the last day of the month following the month a vehicle is used on a public highway for the first time, Mr. Wise added. Further information on the proper filing of the Federal highway use tax returns are available at the Salt Lake City IRS district office. Ask for IRS Publication 349, Federal Highway Use Tax. truck-tractor- Willard Area Report August full of fun for Willard people by M. H. Glenn August has had a full slate of activities in addition to a busy harvest schedule including the various games that have been reported. Some of the events in addition include a Father's and Sons outing up near the Willard Peak area for the Willard Ward men that came during a cold spell Aug. 9 and 10 but was enjoyed by those who went anyway. The Weblos and their Fathers from the Willard second ward went up to the Box Elder Canyon for a special outing staying overnight during the month. A regional special interest steak fry was held in Box Elder Canyon picnic area Aug. 14 that attracted several members from the Willard area. Last week there was the County Fair at Tremonton, a track meet in Brigham and an Elders wood cutting event near Mink Creek between Preston and Montpelier, Idaho, that various Also Here's Your Answer As a ready reservist, am Q I eligible for Servicemens Group Life Insurance (SGLI) issued by the Veterans Ad- ministration law? under a recent A Yes. Under the Veterans Insurance Act of 1974 (May, on active 1974), servicement duty and ready reservists are insured automatically under SGLI for $20,000. However, they may elect $5,000, $10,000, $15,000 coverage, or no coverage at all. during the past week was a special outing planned for the young adults that may have attracted some of the local interest. Other groups having special events during August include the Young Homemakers group and the Lyons cookout. The Lyons club held their cookout Aug. 21 in the Willard Bowery. Relief Society Organized The Willard second ward recently reorganized their Relief Society by welcoming Beverly Nelsen as President, Donna Gordon as first counselor and Janie Youngkeit as second counselor. The Willard second ward also posted some snapshots from the girls camp that were interesting to view as momentos of that event. It may be too late now but next year perhaps it would be of interest to have some of these pictures printed general distribution. The Veterans! truck-tracto- persons in the Willard area might have attended. there Elders Willard for wood project was organized and promoted mostly by Steve Bingham and he ducked out of the work connected with the actual cutting by dumping himself all over the road on his motorcycle. The accident was serious enough to place him in the a McKay hospital with separated shoulder, puncture wound and assorted cuts and bruises. Apparently he will survive but the most serious injury seems to be his shoulder separation. The doctors plan to see if it will heal by itself first and then if it does not heal they will operate and tie it together with wire. Seniors to hear ' Kevin Oliver . . . ends training Kevin Oliver winds up camp Kevin G. Oliver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Oliver Jr., 553 North Third East, Brigham City, recently completed a U. S. Air Force Reserve Officers training corps field training encampment at Mountain Home AFB, Idaho. During the encampment, department has announced a cooperative crime prevention program with the Brigham City senior citizens board. The program will begin Friday with the presentation of on a seminar burglary prevention at the senior citizens noon meeting. Combating crime is not soley the responsibility of law enforcement agencies. It is a social problem that can never be resolved by the police or criminal justice alone. Crime reduction can come about only criminal if the community, personnel and dividuals work together, says Police Chief Steve Studdert. Officers will show a film on residential burglary prevention at the meeting and distribute a justice in- John Reeve receives new position Colonel John Reeve, late Perc and Mrs. Reeve, Bear River nounced that he will third term son of the Amanda City, Dried prunes will remain in ample supply for the coming season, but raisin supplies are only moderate, according tto the USDA. f an- accept a assignment at Redstone, Huntsville, Ala. Reeve has just been named Product Manager for the Precision Laser designators at the Army Missile command. He is responsible for the developing of laser equipment to guide terminal homing weapons ranging from missiles to artillery. Consisting of both ground and airborne designators, the equipment not only provides steering signals for missiles, bombs or artillery shells fitted with a laser seeker, it also can acquire and identify targets, determine range during day or night and accomodate target handoff. Reeve is a graduate of Utah State University, Logan where he received a degree in Agronomy. He holds a Masters in Mechanical degree the from Engineering University of Arizona and a masters in Business Administration from State College, Penns. He is married to the former Beverly Weaver of Perry and they have five children, John and Paul, both 14; Terri Lynn 9, Scott 6 and Steven 3. A semi rollover at 1100 South on the crop. in Brigham City Tuesday night The trooper, assisted by caused several thousand dollars Officer Tom Sneddon of the in damage, the Utah Highway Brigham City police, said Patrol reported this week. cleanup took several hours at The truck, loaded with 40,000 the busy intersection. In an unrelated matter, a one-ca- r lbs. of potato flakes, was accident last week injured making a left turn to reach northbound when it rolled over two men at the Box Elder about 7 p.m. county fairgrounds. Driver Lyle E. Day, 42, Trooper Lyle Palmer said a Blackfoot, Idaho, escaped in- car driven by Bruce Millward, jury, according to Utah High- 20, Thatcher, Idaho, left the way Patrol Trooper Dick road, struck a utility pole, Naylor. Damage was estimated careened into a parked car and at $8,000 to the truck and the came to rest in a canal. Millward and a passenger, entire cargo of potato flakes was a total loss, officials said. Dennis Ewell received only No damage estimate was made minor injuries. canned vegetables moderate, and stocks of processed tomato products may be heavy this fall. weapon and violation of parole. Police said Allan R. Madsen, 23, 708 Beecher, was arrested by Detective Harold Howard. Police records show the complaint signed by Howard charges the man was carrying the weapon while on parole. Howard said he was at a local cafe with his wife and family when Howard observed a man with a pistol stuck in his waist band. Howard stopped the man outside the cafe and disarmed a .22 him, confiscating magnum weapon. long-barrell- Rate raise scheduled, but you can still save Freedom of the press to inform the people is assured in the Bill of Rights part of our longstanding constitution, but just like any other business newspapers have to meet demands and make payments. The News and Journal has been serving area residents with the news of the valley for many years and wishes to keep its readers well informed about the town and neighbors. That is why the N & J wants you to know well in advance that the price of a subscription is going to raise $1 Oct. 1. Now the N & J isnt out to get you because your subscription is due in October or November. You can come in now and renew your subscription for as many years as you like at the old price of $8 for in county residents and $10 for out of county residents. Widows Can Save The N & J still allows widows off the regular subscription price so if they come in now they can save $2. Now would be a good time to buy subscriptions for Christmas gifts, anniversaries or new neighbors at the old price. $1 Remember the raise date of 1 and we hope to see you in before then to renew or start a new subscription to the News and Journal your community newspaper. Oct. At the September 10th Primaries j Wul IMS Ship-pensbu- USDA reports that fresh vegetables will be ample, mans arrest for alleged possession of a concealed (Ml J w Ml UM Save on Fire Insurance You'll save enough insurance premiums to pay for a concrete masonry building. Concrete just doesn't burn. on-fi- re Save on Maintenance Maintenance through the years is little or nothing. 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He is a 1971 graduate of Thousand Oaks (Calif.) high school. burglary talk In tjie face of rising crime rates, the Brigham City police s, Man jailed after officer Over $8,000 damage executive training program Mary McGrath here following a rollover of a semi tractor-traile- r Tuesday afternoon. Loss exceeded $8,000. 40,000 pounds of potato flakes were strewn about at the 1100 South and Main intersection HASH BROWNS e the problem of residential burglaries and were made the available through cooperation of the association. Topics to be discussed in future monthly meetings with the seniors include personal safety, traffic safety, self defense techniques, how to handle con artists, selection of locks and alarms and other crime prevention topics. "The senior citizen is very vulnerable as a target of the this criminal. Hopefully program will help our senior citizens become more aware of how they can protect themselves and their property, Studdert says. 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