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Show I Index Business 2D-4- D 5B Classified Economy Review.... 3D Home Living Obituaries Church-Schoo- " 1 Serving 31,500 Families From Roy Through . Centerville " " No. 47 ..I i Wednesday, July 1981 8, 5B 4A-8- Sports Vol. 1B-3- B A 9A l 0 o k m STANDING AT ATTENTION during ceremonies to change commanders for the Ogden Air Logistics Center are, from left, Gen. Bryce Poe, commander of the Air Force Logistics Command at Wright-Patterso-n AFB, Ohio, who g, announced the change in Ogden; Maj. Gen. Marquez, the new commander; and Maj. Gen. John J. Murphy, who left the commanders job. Murphy had been the commander since November 1978. Air Logistics Center HILL AFB The command of the major organization at Hill Air Force Base changed Thur- sday when Maj. Gen. Leo Marquez took the reigns of the Ogden Air Logistics Center. Leaving the position was Mai. Gen. John J. Murnhv. Murphy watched the proceedings at the ceremony emotionally even though he had been the commander for only three years. He assumed the position in November, 1978. , " Marquez, present commander, was promoted to major general one day before taking the com- manders position at - Hill AFB. , His military decorations and awards include the Legion of Merit, , ,i Bronze Star Medal, Meritorious Service Medal and Air Force Commendation Medal with two oak leaf clusters. He was selected as Air Force Logistics Command Systems Manager of the year in 1974. In 1977 he was the recipient of the Air Force Associations Executive Management Award. Marquez has been in the Air Force since Novemsecond lieutenant. as a 1954 he when entered ber, . ,The center which Marquez currently commands is one of five Air Logistics Centers in the U.S. The Ogden ALC has a reputation for keeping some of the Air Forces most sophisticated weapons systems in condition. It has worldwide logistics management and maintenance support responsibilities for the minuteman and Titan II missiles, the Bomarc drone missile, Maverick Emergency Rocket Communication System, Air Force activities in a four million Fifty-si- x square mile area look to Ogden ALC for backup support, officials said. This takes in Utah, Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, South Dakota, North Dakota, New Mexico, Arizona, Alaska, and the western two-thirof Canada, This makes Ogden ALCs geographic responsibility the largest of all the centers. The backup includes aircraft management and maintenance support. Adopt A Grandparent ROY The Weber County Hospital is sponsoring an Adopt a Grandparent program. The theme of the program is Someone Cares. There are between 30 and 40 patients at the hospital who never have visitors. The hospital is looking for couples or single adults who could come in and spend some time with one of these patients, talking, playing cards or just The volunteers would be laughing. asked to come in at least once a month and on holidays to visit their grand- parent. CONTESTANTS in the Miss Davis County Pageant are, front row, from left, Tammera Lynn Bernard, Jan Cash, Pam Whitehouse; second row, Leslie Ann Haacke, Tanya Elizabeth Grayson, Cindy Child, Marlene Maguire, Elayne Kay Brown; back row, Laurie K. Goodrich, Deon L. Murray, Mignon Peterson, Nona Renee Green, Susie Fraser, Stacey Lyn Hansen, Julie Cullimore and Robyn . Ellison. New Davis County Pageant Queen to Be Named Saturday The Miss Davis County Scholarship Pageant will be held Saturday at the Clearfield High School auditorium. It will begin at 8 p.m. The little prince and princess pageant will begin at 6:30 p.m. Swim suit competition and personal graduate of Viewmont High and Bountiful High School graduate. of Charles and Linda Whitehouse. Leslie Ann Haacke, Bountiful, a BYU student who graduated from Bountiful High and a daughter of Verl and Jeannine Haacke. daughter interviews with the Miss Davis conTanya Elizabeth Grayson, Centestants, both closed to the public, will terville, Viewmont High graduate and a be held during the day. Evening gown daughter of William and Sandra anT talent competitions will be con- "Grayson. ' ducted at the pageant. The new queen will represent Davis County at the county fair and during the Miss Utah Pageant. Sixteen contestants have entered: Tammera Lynn Barnard, Kaysville, a Davis High School graduate and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Barnard. Jan Cash, South Weber, a Clearfield High graduate and daughter of N. Wayman and Louise Cash. Pam Whitehouse, 4 Kaysville, Deon L. Murray, also a Bountiful graduate and USU student and the daughter of Donald and Gerda Murray. Mignon Peterson, West Point, Gearfield High graduate currently attending BYU and a daughter of Roald and Luana Peterson. Nona Renee Green, Bountiful, Viewmont High graduate and student at the University of Utah. Her parents are Max and Corene Green. Susie Fraser, Fruit Heights, a Davis High graduate and daughter of Don and Janet Fraser. High Cindy Child, Clinton, Clearfield High graduate and daughter of Ray and Linda Child. Marlene Maguire, Layton, a Weber State College student and graduate of Stacey Lyn Hansen, Layton, a Salina High School and a daughter of Layton High graduate and daughter of James and Michiko Maguire. Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Hansen. Elayne Kaye Brown, Sunset, Julie Cullimore, Kaysville, a Davis graduate of Clearfield High and also a High graduate and USU student. Her student at Weber State. Her parents parents are Jay and Elaine Cullimore. are Wayne and Saundra Volker. Robyn Ellison, Layton, a graduate of Laurie K. Goodrich, Bountiful, a Layton High School and the daughter of student at Utah State University and a Mrs. Lois Ellison. School f r KAYSVILLE A new municipal budget has been adopted for Kaysville. A total budget of $3.7 million has been approved by the City Council. Officials said there apparently will be no increase in property tax levies to finance the new budget. However, fees for water, sewer and sanitation services have risen. City Recorder Dean Steele said fees collected in the past did not reflect the true cost of the services. Administration costs have been taken from property tax revenues. Fees have risen to make those services more he said. Effective last Thursday, the monthly utility fees for a single family unit include a base water charge of $5 plus 50 cents per thousand gallons over This is up from $4.50 and 45 10,000. cents per thousand. Sewage collection will rise 25 cents to $1.75, and treatment will go up 60 cents Because of the cutback in funds for the hospital, officials said, they have not been able to provide birthday parties for the patients. So every three months each volunteer would be asked to bring in a dozen cookies for a birthday celebration. Anyone interested in volunteering for ..the program should call the Weber 1 and ask for County Hospital at Volunteer Services. Brenda Naples is in charge of the program. 825-973- to $4.10. Sanitation also rises 60 cents to $3.60 The budgets for the utilities for the new fiscal year are $2,070,669 electrical, water, $215,418 sewer, and $101,137 sanitation. The general fund budget at $1,042,000 includes funds for purchase of a computer. The city is studying computers with the price tags of $60,000 to $100,000 and plans. The monev will come from federal revenue $270,714 lease-purcha- sharing funds rather than .utility charges as previously planned. The new budget also includes merit pay increase for city employees. The first increase was July 1 and the second will be Jan. 1. The amount of the raise will be determined by performance evaluations conducted by department heads. The city has budgeted 5 percent increases which can vary with the evaluation. County Republican Chairman Honored As Most Effective The Davis County Republican chairman has been recognized as the outstanding county chairman in Utah by the state GOP organization. The award was presented at the state convention in Salt Lake City. In citing Peresich for the award, state GOP leaders noted that the Davis County organization led all counties is four key The areas organizational areas. were identified by state Chairman Bill Stevenson as survey completion, voter registration, favorable voter Utah turnout, and county fundraising. Persich said that about half of the Davis county population was surveyed prior to the county elections. Those surveyed favorable to the GOP position were the object of the The voter drive voter drive. resulted in a nearly 100 percent turnout of those favorable voters The voter registration surveyed. drive designed by Peresichs office was used as a model for other counties. It was implemented in Cash, Weber, Utah and Salt Lake counties. The county fundraising results were the highest per capita in the state. Peresich noted that Davis made VA as much per capita as Salt Lake county and three times as much as Weber county. GOP lobors resulted in Davis Republicans polling a majority in 143 voter 134 of the countys GENE PERESICH districts, winning 17 of 19 races on the ballot. Peresich said he was happy with the results but was setting higher goals for next time. We want to get 143 out of 143 districts and we want to win all of the races in Davis county not just 17 of 19 races. Peresich was recently to a second term as Davis County Chairman. |