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Show I Ben Lomond Beacon, February 28, 1980, Page 14 Mayor Lower still opposes new Parkvale subdivision By Nancy Lynn Krzton Plain City Mayor Samuel Lower continues to oppose plans to subdivide about 80 acres of land northwest of Plain City, saying Weber Countys recent approval of the subdivision constituted poor planning. Last week the county planning commission voted to approve the creation of Parkvale Area Boy Scout leaders honored Boy Scouts of America recently honored seven leaders in the Weber View District. Award of Merit citations were given to Loron Marler and Kenton Barker of Pleasant View, Colleen Kendell and Suzanne Rice of North Ogden, and James Lewis, Bonnie Nelson and Flossie Nielsen of Ogden., The Award of Merit is the highest honor that may be bestowed upon an adult leader on the district level. The award may only be given to one person from each 25 units, and all phases of Scouting from Cubs to be represented. years of service in Scouting. Other church and com- The recipients are chosen by a committee of four volunteer Scouting Leaders, who are named by the munity service experience are also considered. of the quality But district committee. Each leadership is the main consideration, rather than Exploring should be must nominated by his peers and have a minimum of five candidate tenure. The Award woodburning Although stoves can save fuel and money, they are dangerous if not properly installed and maintained. We have been experiencing a lot of problems with woodburning stoves, reported North View Fire Department Chief Terrell J. Call. Some of our problems result from putting a single wall flue right through walls that are combustible. It works great until you get a chimney fire. Ihen the pipe gets hot and the adjoining materials catch fire. Chief Calls advice was to use a triple wall flue when installing a woodburning stove. Any time you dont have the triple wall, the flue should be a minimum of 18 inches from any combustible materials, he warned. Fires can also occur in properly installed chimneys if the flues are not cleaned at least once a year. Because wood in stoves burns more slowly than wood in fireplaces, tarpitch and creosote normally consumed by fire or expelled from the chimney tend to collect in the flue. A good hot fire will ignite the chimney residue and set the chimney on fire, Chief Call said. Chimney sweeps or home owners should clean the chimney once a year or more to prevent such fires, ac series childbirth for classes education prospective mothers and of DENTURE WEARERS A major advancement CUSHION GRIP DENTURE ADHESIVE one application holds ' comfortably up tg 4 days fathers is scheduled to begin at St. Benedicts Hospital on March Wednesday, 5, and March 6. Thursday, Prospective parents may attend either night during the series, which continues through April 23 and 24. Classes are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in the hospital dining room on the lower level. Couples may register at 6:45 p.m. prior to the first class, or preregister by calling Mrs. April Redd, R.N., at 479-717- 0. 5388 SOUTH 1 900 WEST l James L. Beesley. Mr. Beesley told the council, "It well have a really good pageant this year. looks like Registration fee for the entire series of eight classes is $2. Exercises will be taught to prospective mothers, who are asked to wear comfortable clothing and bring a pillow and blanket. Several films will be Inside shown, including, Labor and My Mom, The Amazing Delivery, Newborn, and The First Two Weeks of Life. Two physicians, Mark M. Hemeyer, M.D., and Michael 825-- 1 I I I Name: I I 666 Address City: New I I I -- 1 I care. Other include hygiene, subjects anatomy and physiology; dental care, nutrition, infant intellectual stimulation, and parenting. A special feature will be a class on fathering. A date for touring the maternity facilities at the hospital will be announced during the course. St. Benedicts Hospital also offers classes in Lamaze Prepared Childbirth. For more information about Lamaze please call Mrs. Marilyn Tooley, Recycling center, West 12th Street in Ogden, is open from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. every day except Sunday and Wednesday. In addition to 30 cents per pound for aluminum cans, Subscription Jackson Distributing Company pays one cent each for the return of empty Coors bottles. 2 Yeare 9.00 Year 5.50 479-300- Distributing Renewal I M.D..'will D. Woolman, discuss baby Company is now paying 30 for cents per pound aluminum beverage cans. Zip:. I I HI easy-to-us- 18-2- 1. State Treasurer Linn C. Baker, who is in the final year of his second four year term, this week announces that he will seek election as a Democratic candidate for the office of State Auditor. Baker, who under the Constitution cannot run to succeed himself as State Treasurer, desires to continue serving the citizens of Utah as an elected official, and feels he can bring the needed management and administration to the office of State Auditor. Baker previously served as State Treasurer from 1965 through 1968, at which time he laid the groundwork for interest earnings through wise investments something that had not been ventured prior to that time to any extent. He is the only individual to be elected to the office of State Treasurer for a second term after an eight year interval. During his present term as State Treasurer more money has been generated through investments than in all previous history of this office. Investment earnings for the calendar year 1978 were Bryan Steele,, president of the Weber State College Associated Students, says a recent visit with President Carter and some of his top aids has spawned a "greater confidence in government as a whole, Ml THE SEWING ROOM OAOIi announcing its 79 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME Grand Opening for that custom f it. specializing in: COUPES . and for the calendar year 1979 were $31,000,000.00, $40,000,000.00. Baker seeks the office of State Auditor because he has a genuine concern in all facets of Linn C. , government and feels the need for individuals to be actively involved in the affairs their government. of Through the knowledge he has gained in the years of his service as an elected official in all three branches legislative, Executive Judicial and and in civic and community he affairs, believes he can bring to the State Auditors office a needed ability in working with the departments of City, County and State government. He is presently serving as the President of the National of Association State Treasurers; is the Vice President of the Utah State Retirement System and has served as a member of the Utah State Board for Retirement some thirteen years; and is a Board Member of the Utah Housing Finance Agency. Steele college was and one of 250 university student officers invited to meet with the president and other government officials at the White House over the weekend. He said his visit to Washington taught him that "nothing officials back there do is out of ignorance." "Those folks back there are very intelligent and their analysis is very good, he said. "I dont always agree with their rationale, he said, "but I do know they dont d make decisions on whims. They study the problems and have good basis for what they do. One of the topics of Important news for e CUSTOM WEDDING LINES BACKACHE SUFFERERS! 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Honored for their singing were Chris Castleton, Jenni Tippetts, Philip Griffin, Jolynne Tanner, and split-secon- 6 TO CHOOSE FROM . . Eight WHS students During the eight year interval between his terms as State Treasurer, Baker was Vice President of Marketing for. the First Security Corporation: he served as a member of the Institutional Council of the University of Utah from 1969 to 1973; was the Weber County Treasurer from July of 1958 through 1964; ; owned and operated the Ogden Motor Lodge from 1953 to 1957; served in the Utah State Legislature from 1949 through 1951; served as a Justice of the Peace; and owned and operated a grocery and cold storage locker plant in Ogden. He has served as President of the Civic Clubs of Northern Utah, President of the Utah Safety the Ogden and Salt Lake City Chambers of Commerce. Linn C. Baker was born in Thatcher, Box Elder County, Utah. He is married to the former Cyrene Worley and ihey are presently living in Bountiful, Utah. They have four children. Council, President of the Northern Utah Motel Association, Vice President of the Utah County Officials Association, President of the Weber County Watershed Protective Association, Advisor to the U.S. Forest Service and the Small Business Administration. He has actively participated in LYNN C. BAKER will run for the office of State Auditor. He presently serves as state treasurer. Steele visits with President Carter QPQGD AD, i t vr Protecting Older toll-fre- local The Miss Plain City selected last year, Marilyn Jenkins, will represent Plain City in the Miss Utah pageant in Orem June PLEASE ENCLOSE CHECK OR MONEY ORDER WITH FORM. L. booklet, eight-pag- e Baker to seek office of State Auditor center offers 30 per pound Jackson l .State:. The Americans Against Overpayment of Income Taxes, is available through Sen. Hatchs Utah offices, which can e be contacted by dialing The U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging e published the document to provide an checklist to be sure older Americans receive all tax benefits due to them. 3:30 p.m. . The film Silent Countdown starring Ben Gazzara will be shown. Afterwards, there will be a question and answer period. Nurses will be present to take blood pressure. Any person interested in the program is welcome to attend. This is the first in a series of health information programs to be presented at the clinic for residents of North Ogden. The next program, scheduled for March 13, will be about immunization and infant stimulation. recycling located at 615 I I I planning WASHINGTON, D.C. The office of Sen. Orrin Hatch is distributing a free pamphlet to help older returns and avoid overcitizens prepare income-ta- x taxes. of payment A free program on high blood pressure will be held at the new Medical Clinic, 2400 N. Washington Boulevard today at The I The head of this years pageant is Patrice Killebrew. county commission replied that the city had no legal standing to dispute the proposed subdivision since the land in question was more than half a mile from the present boundaries of Plain City. Mr. Lower said he wanted to find out whether the Plain City Sewer District, which owns land within one half mile of Parkvale, had a legal say concerning the proposed subdivision. Ibis is a facet of the law that has not been tested, he said. I dont know the Publication aids elderly with tax problems McKay-De- e woodburning stoves, according to the fire chiefs estimate. Dont lose your life to save energy, he said. TEL They treatment area. I dont think its a good place to build a home, he said. If people are aware of it, I dont think theyll buy The Free bloodpressure clinic Chief Call said there were some products on the market designed to clean the chimney, but he indicated that nothing worked as well as scrubbing the flue with a brush. About six house fires this year have occurred as a result of problems with Yes, I would like to subscribe to the only community newspaper exclusively serving North Ogden, Pleasant View, and Plain City. I to city councilman 28th, according cording to the fire chief. You need the proper tools to clean it yourself, he noted. One essential piece of equipment is a long handled chimney brush to scrub the inside of the flue. ROY, UTAH 84067 Nielsen. must be doing a good job and going the extra mile. The Miss Plain City beauty pageant will be held Saturday, June iThe Ben Lomond BBBCDT? I I I chairman, sub- division warning prospective buyers of the nearby landfill and sewage plants presence. Mr. Lower had claimed that because the subdivision at 2700 West 5200 North was within the future declared boundaries of Plain City, the citys approval of the subdivision plan was essential to the project. Miss Plain City pageant date set Childbirth education classes to begin A committee concern now was to warn people interested in buying land at Parkvale that the property was adjacent to the citys land dump and sewage Parkvale planned there. Be cautious with woodburning stoves By Nancy Lynn Krzton of Merit winners were chosen more for what they are doing now than for how long they have been in, explained this years Award of Merit Eugene subdivision, rejecting Mr. Lowers claim that the county could not do so without the citys agreement. Mr. Lower said his main The mayor has asked the city council to approve the erection of a sign near the ; . nmmmmmMmwmmm muscular backache, remember this: MOMENTUM Tablets are 50 stronger than Doan's. That means MOMENTUM gives you 50 more pain reliever per dose to relieve backache. To reduce pain, soothe inflammation so muscles loosen-y- ou can move more freely in minutes! There's no stronger backache medication you can buy without a prescription than MOMENTUM Tablets. Take only as directed. "They are quick back there to point out that there is a difference between registration and a draft, and that the President is asking simply for registration, Steele said. "At the beginning of the briefing there was a decided majority against the draft and registration, but I think that by the end of the briefing many of the student officers had changed their minds. "When we had the chance to question those who make the policies, their rationale seemed much more plausible than sometimes is reported in the press, he added. "One of the basic reasons for registration is that it would be a symbolic gesture on our part to show Russia we are prepared to go to war if we have to and the type of aggression we experienced is not in Afghanistan tolerable by the United States," he said. "I agree with that reasoning, I feel that it is very good, but I still dont know if Im in favor of registration or not. He noted that about 60 percent of the students at the briefing favored registration with the remaining 40 percent opposing it. Concerning Afghanistan, Steele reported President Carter as saying the Soviet1 invasion there was a sur-- j prise to the U.S. "While they knew of the Soviet buildup, he said,: "President Carter explained! that it was a departure from; anything the Russians had done since World War II. ; Steele quoted Zbigniew: Brzezinski, U.S. National! Security advisor, as saying. 'Most wars are started, not but by: by aggression, j : miscalculation. "You have to be very, careful about what you think the enemy will do and how; what youre doing appears to: the enemy or you could end, up in a war when there really is no need for one. Steele said he learned that the administration feels the era of European and the "Super Powers control of the world is over. He quoted Brzezinski as saying "In the 1980s and thereafter were going to begin looking more to the Third World as potential powers, especially because of the oil situation. He claims the Third World "will begin demanding a portion of the power of the world and well have to deal with that. Brzezinski reportedly said "We must create good relationships with the Third World powers." |