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Show UNIVERSAL aiCROntSIM 2608 84101 BOX tows (Saunfy Several Emery County towns are having ttialr stiwots repaired by the county road department. Other towns are planning to hare work dooa by the county on their at pepip foots in to near future, Monsy to pay to county tor work and materials will coma rm state "B and "C tends, which ore made up of gasoline and license plate taxss. in Castla Data, a project Is underway on 1st East to Main to 1st so uth and on 2nd East to Main to 1st south. black-toppi- ng Parker Childs, In charge of Castle Dale City streets, said cost of the project from the C b" tends and will be in the of $2,200 to $2,300. Mr. Childs said the project is using more of toe black top than was originally foreseen, but more would be provided to realr bad chuckho les. In Ferron, Is being done on two blocks toward toe cemetary and on black-toppi- ng 2nd West a block north of the school. Ferron Mayor Ray KUlpack said the cost on funds from toe city to toe county will be around $2,000 in Orangeville, C" and B tends are paying for toe oiling of three blocks, at an estimated cost of $3,000 according to Orangeville Mayor Ray Sltterud. The towns of Huntington and Emery are also planning road repair work to be don by toe county and paid through toe tax tends. v.- McKay ashs lift on beef price freeze. Mrs. Kean Luke and son Ted launch a weather balloon for envimnmental tests by North American Weather. Congressman Gunn McKay last week signed a telegram to president Nixon urging that toe freese on beef prices be immediately removed. He was one of toe 63 congressman signing toe telegram, representing 32 states. The president Imposed the free re to keep beef prices down," McKay said. Hie result has been a virtual disappearance of beef from toe market. If s a highly emotional and unstable situation, and toe shortage of beef is causing toe price of poultry and other meat products to rise." The freeze on beef prices has had immediate Impact on toe meat packing industry, McKay said. Already, smaller plants are closed and thousands of employees have been laid off. Beef shortages aredevO-lopi- ng throughout toe nation, worried consumers are buying toe remaining beef in quanltlty and freezing it, and beef already has disappeared from supermarket shelves in some parts of toe country. The beef freeze also has created a crisis in the cattle industry," McKay said. Producers cannot raise toe price of beef, even though their costs for feed grains and other products necessary to raise cattle are rocketing." The cattle futures market Is in chaos, black markets are developing, and cattle are being shipped toCanadaand. Japan to toe markets there." McKay said toe beef freeze is also hurting toe consumer. As beef becomes scarce, prices for other meat products become artificially high. I think this Is a serious problem which the President can immediately solve, McKay said. H he Insists on waiting until Sept. 12 to lift toe freeze, I feel toe beef Industry could be permanently damaged and toe consumer will end bearing toe cost. Looking south on First East In Casdo Data tog wooks ago. O .and now aftor blacktopping. Castlo Dale performing street repairs Mark.... Standby... and 28 point 7V team perform environmental weather tests 82 point 2 Horse show slated for August II H The first annual Carbon-Eme- ry Horse show will be held on Saturday, August 11, at toe caibonCounty Fairgrounds. H members enrolled in horse from toe wo counties will compete tor trophies, p- i4-- What is this, a submarine crew zeroing in on Captain Von snappenhauer? NO, it's only Mrs. Marlene Luke and her son Ted, taking a Theodolite reading of toe position of a weather balloon they've Just released as part of a weather testing project. The weather tests are being conducted by North American Weather Consultants of Santa Barbara, California, for Utah Power and Light Company. The power company is presently investigating possible sites for additional power plants in toe area. The balloons indicate wind direction and behavior and are part of a study to determine how much emission will remain and how much will be dispersed from a future power plant. The weather testing project has been going on since last November. Mrs, Luke Secretary Dutz lifts set a$ide her son began performing toe early task since toe first part of May. They took toe job over from Clyde Funk, who began toe Job for too weather testing firm. and morning The Lukes send up five balloons a day, one at toe rest area south of Castle Dale and north of Ferron, another in Sheldon Donald T. Cox, Chairman of toe ASC Committee has been informed by secretary Earl Bute that there would be no governmofland in 1974for feed gnlns, ent and wheat. This will free upapproxlmately 19 million additional acres available for production In 1974. Snows field, another in toe vicinity of Wayne Prices place, and yet another near Wayne Staleys place. The fifth balloon Is released at the Huntington Canyon Power Plant. Besides toe dally five balloons and aquas, and ribbons, in eight different classes, The riders will compete as individuals, and will be divided into two age groups; juniors, up to and including 12, and Seniors, 13 to and including 19. Participating will be three clubs from Price, led by Doris Wright, Rita Pollock, and Neldon Noyes; one club from Wellington, led by Lynn and Ola Thayne; one club from East Carbon, led by Bessie Pressett; and one club from Ferron, led by Elayne Hedln and Larry Anderson. The show will start at a.m. with toe following classes. Jr, Fitting and showmanship Sr. Fitting and showmanship 10-0-0 Jr. Western Trail jr. Sr. Trail In Farmers will be free to go all-ocom, and barley. th- 1974, to produce wheat, one each day. They check humidity, wind-spe- ed, wind direction and temperature. Mrs. Luke was unable to estimate how long toe weather testing project would con- Under toe JC. tinue. 1973 program farmers still required to keep their set-asi- de Interstate bids are open are jr. Reining Class Class free Sr. Reining of weeds, and grazing will not be permittuntil after September 1, ed on 1973. Harvest will only be permitted on under special provisions which you signed up for when you certified. Chairman Cox would like to remind farmers if they have any questions please call Jr. Pole Bending set-asi- de Sr. Pole Bending Cloveleaf Barrel Race Sr. Cloverleaf Barrel Race Jr. 60 70 18 1 1 -- 4 Green River All --Stars. Botton Row; left to right Mike Evans, Ken Allen, Bull ?rlce, Shane Dugdale, Duane Riches. Row 2: left to right Reo Prater, Tommy Whiteside , Jeff Hunt Greg Vetere, Ray percent of toe dirt till material for toe was in place. The total amount of fill at completion of toe dam will be ill yards. dam 1- -m Three steps in the building of toe storage reservoir have already been completed, said Mr. Johansen. The valve chamber, located in toe upstream tow is in. The chamber houses the controls for toe dam. The stilling basin, which slows and controls toe rushing flow of water is also completed, as is toe hugh conduit. Gibbons and Reed Construction romo ' any reportedly expects toe project to be , completed by toe end of this fall. The company has two full shifts working dally to complete toe dam. When completed. Electric Lake will back up about 30,000 gallons of water and will average In width and wUl be three miles long. The storage reservoir will provide water for toe Huntington Canyon Power Plant. 150-ya- rds American Coal employees Sherrill. Top Row; left to right Dean odle, Richard Engleman, Paul Bauerman, coach Trevor Whiteside, Larry Devereaux, and Kerry Biglow, Huntington defeat Green River All-Sta- rs ar The Huntington Little League team rode roughshod over a game but Green River All Star team last Thursday evening in Huntington by a score of 3. The Huntington team, in contention for toe World series, lost rs Its next game with toe Duchesne Monday night, with toe final score 22-- 7 Duchesne. The Huntington team played price Tuesday evening, but toe results of that game werenot known when toe paper went to press, Huntington had that and one more game to play in Its bid for a spot in toe World series. All-St- plagued All-Sta- enjoy mutton fry Saturday About fifty employees and wives of toe American Coal Company were hosted to a mutton fry at an outing held Saturday aftermoon at toe George Harmon Homestead in spring Glen. Hosts tor toe affair were shlrl McArthur and Jim Jensen, President and Vice President of American Coal Co, Jack swenson, representative of toe New York Life insurance Company, wax present to explain toe benefits of toe medical insurance policy that is currently being provided for company employees by American coal Co. Swenson explained each part of toe insurance policy, which Is carried by Travelers insurance company. The premium for toe coverage Is paid In total by American Coal company. in addition to toe medical benefits of the Insurance, an outstanding feature of toe policy Is a side fund, also paid for by American Coal, which provides life insurance coverage as well as accumulating a pension for toe employee at retirement. Swenson concluded his presentation by emphasizing to those present tost toe Sr. Key 4-- H dears congress An amendment to toe Minimum Wage Act, making It easier for educational institutions to employ toe students, has been approved by House and senate confereers and will be sent to toe President with toe bill after toe August recess. The amendment, first introduced to toe House by Rep. Gunn MCKay, exempts educational Institutions from a Labor Department certification requirement. Without toe amendment, these institutions would have to certify that none of their student employees hold a Job which could be held person. by a full-tiIn Utah, Rep. MCKay said, this amendment would work a particular hardship on some of toe educational institutions. Brigham Young University, ter example, has over 6.000 students on part-tiemployment, and it would be virtually impossible tor BYU to demonstrate thJobs available out at there are no full-tiof those 6000 part-tipositions. me Cindy swasey is toe daughter of Mont and Donna swasey of Ferron. She is 10, and a member of toe Ferron Wranglers H Horse Club, she will be competing Saturday in the Junior classes,Flttlngand Showmanship, Western Horsemanship, and Trail class. The horses name lssmokey. 4-- More rovonuo for the county await road repair completion Dale, and members of American Coal management. Murder trial ends ee Price man, on trial for toe murder In toe shooting death of Anthony Perrl Jr., 29, of Carbon vllle, was found Innocent by a salt Lake jury last Wednesday. The shooting death, for which toe defendant. Eugene And real, was on trial, occured Dec. 16, 1972 In a cabin at Scofield Reservoir. The trail was held in 3rd District Court and heard by 3rd District Judge D, Frank Wilkins. first-degr- Defense Attorney Phil Hansen had asked that Mr. And re ini be acqulted on toe grounds that he shot Peril in self defense, and because of toe apparent defilement of his wife. Race Hole Race The show will be tree to toe jubllc, so plan now to attend, and see what is doing for toe youth in this area. Coal dumpers insurance is one of toe finest protections that money can buy, Cooking and preparation for toe affair was handled by T.N. Jensen, president of Zions First National Bank of Pr Ice, Russell and phyllss Allred of Castle A Jr. Key Hole Wage amendmtnt Electric Lake taking rapid shape Electric Lake, the storage reservoir under construction Canyon, is 55-percent complete ' said Craig Johansen of Johansen ana Tuttle Engineering Inc, His firm is performing toe e1 jlneerlng andsurvey work for the Utah Power and Light water project According to Mr, Johansen, toe concrete spillway tower Is about completed. He said that as of August first y 748-23- Bids were opened today by toe state $5,891,520.57. The project will provide for the construction and paving of all four lanes. In addition, dual structures will be constructed to erry traffic over a frontage road at toe spring Canyon inat a bid of $5,549,234,67. The official terchange. The contract allows 300 woengineers estimate for toe project was rking days for completion. Road Commission of Utah for a 7.2 mile section of Interstate Highway 70 from spring Canyon to Wide Hollow in Sevier County. L.A. Young sons and Constru. co. of Richfield was the apparent low bidder S Riding Sr. Western Riding set-asi- de ii Class Class Jr. Western ut eir position readings, toe mother and son team have four other charts to fill out, Horsemanship Sr. Western Horsemanship set-asi- de ' county First Annual Carbon Emory 4-- Mother-s- on is one of many towns in Huntington's Boyd Andoroon on a double; Lit during gamo against G.R. The Emerv County Road Department is making good progress in . Its improvements of toe old Mohrland road north of Huntington Reservoir. The county road department Is grading and graveling toe road tor Peabody coal company. The company will use the road to transport coal by truck to a railroad loading site at the abandoned mining town of Mohrland. Besides grading and graveling, the county road crew of trucks and a grader, have Installed culverts across to road for flood control. According to county road department head. Vem Lea master of Huntington, Peabody coal is paying toe county $40,000 tor toe project. Mr. Lea master said after completion of toe job. Peabody will assume year- round malntalnance of the road, with a crew of a water truck and grader. The county will, however, continue to profit In tax money from toe coal company's use of the road. According to Mr. Lea mas ter, toe coal trucks will pass County. The county road supervisor said toe road work will be completed, Just as soon as we can get it done. Peabodys decision to move to Mohrland for a new coal dumping site came about when toe company was forced to abandon its dumping site in south Price, after public protest toatthe coal trucks represented a significant source of air and noise pollution. The company is having Utah Railway repair railroad track in Mohrland so trains can move in to haul coal. Mr. said toe coal company will begin hauling to Mohrland as soon as track and road construction is finished. Lea-mas- ter A |
