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Show lage 2B, Lakeside Ret lew, April 1, 1981 Roy to Support Animal Shelter Bids Opened on Road Work on 1900 West The Utah Department of Transportation has opened bids on a project to improve the intersection of 12th Street (State Route 39) and 1900 West just north of Roy. The apparent low bid of $435,333 was turned in by Miya Bros. Construction Company of Ogden to perform the work. UDOTs official engineers estimate was $545,024. The project involves upgrading the existing flashing signal to a standard traffic signal on mast arms. All four legs of highway into the intersection will be widened and the right-tur- n radius at the corners will be improved. There will be left turn pockets on all wide animal control shelter. The had council four legs of the intersection, but the phase. signal will not have a left-turOnce improvements at the intersection are completed and the guardrail has been moved, a layer of pavement, or seal coat, will be placed on 19th West from south of the Weber River to approximately 500 feet north of the intersection, and on 12th Street from M5 to approximately 500 feet west of the intersection. n Bradi 10, Sue will represent Utah in the 1981 ROY Bonham-Skinne- Little Miss making a final decision on the citys participation for two weeks to allow additional data to be gathered. The countywide shelter is expected to be in operation by the summer of 1982 and will be built at the present site of the years. Ogden Animal Control facility. I Roy is the fourth city in Weber County to agree to participate in the central to see your good shelter. The other cities neighbor agent are South Ogden, GOOD TREASONS contest in Roanoke, Va in July. She is the daughter of and Mrs. Ronald Skinner, 2978 Washington Terrace. W. 5550 S., Roy, and Steve In a previous meeting Bonham of Idaho. D.C, Sittig, Ogden City Mrs. Skinner said her animal control superdaughter was chosen visor, had outlined the to in sent from a picture proposal for the council. the contest committee. She had told them the citys participation in the central shelter would give the citys animal control officers more time to enforce the citys animal control ordinances. She told them that KAYSVILLE approximately one third Kaysville residents in- of the employees time terested in serving on was currently spent community committees operating the city pound. are invited to seek With the central shelter membership at the city concept the employees would bring the animals offices by calling Members are needed to the central facility and for the Kaysville planning the city would pay for commission, the board of their keep. the Dr. Sittig said the adjustments, recreation committee and paying for the animals Brubeck to Perform Tonight at College Riverdale One of the great moulders of modern jazz, pianist Dave Brubeck, will bring his quartet to Ogden for a concert tonight at 8 p.m. in the Austad Auditorium of the Browning Performing Arts Center at Weber State College. i Daniel L. Martino, director of the Office of Cultural Affairs, which is sponsoring the Brubeck appearance, said tickets are being scaled at $4, $6 and $7. They are available at the ticket office in the Dee Events Center from 10 m. to 6 p.m. and will also be sold at he Browning Center ticket office tonight. CAR LIFE Committee Members 766-123- conducted highly popular master the shade tree commission, city officials DAVE BRUBECK said. tradition-breakin- ap- g pearances with symphony orchestras, as well as performing 250 a year. His performances with Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic, which were recorded, opened still another concert field for jazz. He has toured Eastern Europe and the Middle East for the State Department, and has made numerous appearances in Western Europe, South America, Australia, New Zealand, Southeast Asia, and Japan. Brubecks present group, which includes his son Chris on the electric BRETT RONALD CLAY bass and trombone, Jerry Bergonzi on tenor saxphone and Randy Jones on drums, has been described as a furiously jumping quartet devoted to straight-ahea- d swing. , Kaysville Youth Earns Eagle Rank Clearfield Cleanup Dates Set Citys set 11. mil ilia STATE The annual Weber County Dairy Princess scholarship pageant will be held April 25 at Weber High School. Those interested in entering the contest must have applications in by April 11. Each contestant must be at least a senior in high school, up to age ; FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES H OHM: BN . VIDEO CASSETTES Man Found Dead - A CLEARFIELD man was found dead from what police said was an apparent U Clay Eagle He is a 8 THE VIDEO STATION self-inflict- gunshot wound. Police said Fred Goth, 442 S. State, was found dead at his home Friday. 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The worlds simplest camera, n Applicants Sought for, Contest i 0 Whos Afraid of the The Big Bad Wolf? Academy Award Winning The Three Little film, Pigs, holds the answer for children Saturday, at 2 p.m. at the Southwest Branch Library in Roy. Brett Ronald Cleanup begins at fts. 9 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Cartoons of 200 South will begin the following recently earned his Saturday, April a.m. Off. At Library pioneered the college concert circuit and made HOME HEALTH - BOBSTANGER 5275 S. 1 900 W. "(MainS.) Roy, Utah 84067 Sought Brubeck was in Utah last summer as pne of the principal attractions at the Snowbird Art Festival, where he CLEARFIELD Clearfield annual spring cleanup has been for two weeks; beginning Saturday and again April 11, city officials said. Trucks will begin spring cleanup of Everything north of 200 South beginning Saturday. Cleanup for everything south R Little Miss Will Travel To Virginia Work is expected to begin in the near future and motorists should expect interference throughout the contract. The project should be completed this summer. delayed previously BRADI SUE BONHAM-SKINNE- National Classes in jazz, lecturing on the development, content and significance of the American jazz style. 4 His career as a leader in modern jazz goes back over three decades. 'He was the second jazz man on the cover of Time magazine, recorder of the first jazz album to sell a million copies, first jazz artist to perform at a state function in the White House, and one of the first two jazzmen (Louis Armstrong was the other) to be elected td the Jazz Hall of Fame in 1965. Brubeck studied composition under the famous French composer Darius Milhaud at Mills College in Oakland, fcalif., after serving in the infantry in World War II. 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