Show - for 4— Th Herald Jturnel Lagu Utah May 28 STM Wednesday Sidewalks Are Main Issue At City Meet Cache Commission Mulls Mental Health Programs By Commissioner M Ted Karren said that he and Commissioner Marion Olsen had asked (lov Calvin Rampton if the Bear River Region could get the state appropriation without the federal grant The governor said that it appeared to him that the state money was linked to the federal grant and he would have to investigate whether or not it could be separated The Cahce County Board of Commissioners has not received his answer as yet The committee report said further —"We feel there should be an appropriately disigned disignated area with trained at the tagan Hospital for personnel emotionally disturbed patients "There should be an outreach service that would get resources to persons who need them much earlier via the homes schools and churdies "We feel that the full time staff and facilities of the mental health program should be tied administratively with related resources at the University in order to utilize possible joint appointments and making part time use of university faculty and graduate trainees in mental health and public administration fields” On May 4 Dr Fox proposed to the commissioners that they apply for federal funding and using local state and federal funding gradually build up a comprehensive center not start with a completely staffed big expensive project The committee sees these advantages to this plan: -- This program provides an immediate source of funding to accomplish the needed services —It provides an outline for rewriting the original grant proposal and for implementing the overall program at a slower build up and with the potential for local control in the extent and size of services for which the community and state ware willing and able to assume ultimate financial responsibility —It approaches meeting in skeletal ways the 12 services outlines in the federal guidelines for a Comprehensive Mental Health Center —It provides a vehicle to meet the suggestions of Proposal I It's disadvantage is —It still makes use federal funds and controls with guidelines that may not be applicable to our particular locale (The committee feels that if Proposal II is considered that sufficient local controls could be maintained if the program is built cautiously and if the development and implementation is done under the direction of an adequately established board of directors) The committee suggested that if Proposal II is adopted that use be made of Jim Mulder's concept toward management and accountability and that resources from the university should be used as stated in the suggestions for Proposal I Mulder assistant professor of political science at Utah State University presented an administrative plan for a mental health center to the commissioners earlier this year Karren thanked the committee for its work and said that the commissioners would like the committee to maintain its identity with the possible plan of making it the nucleus of a proposed mental health board Other members of the committee attending the hearing were Glen Jensen Stephen Thurston and Dr Paul Stowell The only other persons at the hearing were members of the press and Dr Fox Edith Morgan Herald Journal Staff Writer The Cache County Commission today was weighing two alternatives for mental health programs After three weeks of considering the type of funding Cache County should seek for its mental health program the Cache County Mental Health Advisory Committee made two proposals to the commission Tuesday —That a mental health program be set up using state and local funding that would be similar to the present Bear Kiver District I'rograin —That a modified Comprehensive Mental Health Center as proposed by Dr Tom Fox using local state and federal funding be set up tarene Berry chairman for the committee told the commissioners "Whatever decision is made our committee is very concerned that we get moving" The deadline for applying for the federal grant for a Comprehensive Mental Health Center is June IS Dr Wayne Wright committee member said that the advantages of a program using only state and local funding are: —This program would function without federal funding —It is relatively inexpensive in terms of total budget Ihe disadvantages are -- The present rograin is inadequate to meet present needs is understaffed under budgeted and facilities are lunited Community trust of the services rendered is very low at the present time and the program lacks visibility in the communities —The waiting period to get needed services discourages most people from applying —Very little educational preventative services are being rendered —Little or no consultation with other agencies is being done -l- ittle or no consultation with oilier agencies is being done —little or no services are available and no emergency services nor day care or partial hospitalization are readily available —There are seriously limited consultative or referral resources for the schools —little or no service to the elderly is being rendered —Very limited preventative and treatment programs for drugs and alcohol are being provided —Administratively the present program is seriously limited in organization structure and business administration It does not have a separate board of directors comprised or professionals and concerned lay citizens whose prime responsibility and concern is mental health The mental health program is either lost or ignored under its present structure where it is part of the District Health Board The committee suggested that an adequate program would have to meet or correct each of the disadvantages "In the opinion of this committee it seems unlikely that the global improvement needed incorporating the above areas could be given even minimal attention under the present budget and staff” a statement from the committee reads "In our estimation it seems unlikely that it could be dune with less than the 2222000 from the state plus current monies now available through local funds and fees that are - 9H Oi generated" PROVIDENCE Logan High Commencement Friday Honors 286 Graduates tagan -- For three hours Tuesday night residents of the Spring Creek Road area discussed the pros and cons of sidewalks with Providence City Council The council's stand was that the zoning ordinance requires sidewalks that they are for the safety of people living in the area threatened the Drought northern Midwest "There's some talk of damage going as high as $12 million in damage" said Texas state Rep Tom Car-tlid- No injuries were reported in Graham a town 55 miles south of Wichita Falls or at any of the other cities across the northern half of Texas assaulted by the turbulent weather Showers and thunderstorms were scattered from eastern Ohio and western New York state through the western Carolinas eastern Georgia and Florida Extended Outlook The Motion High Low Pep Bismarck 51 Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo 39 Charlotte 58 43 Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas 50 74 50 44 48 02 45 Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth a place where children can play and ride tricycles and bicycles that they keep people from having to walk in the road and are for the benefit of people in future developments The council said that the responsibility of putting in sidewalks would be up to the subdividor Property owners contended that they purchased their lots with the idea that they did not have to have sidewalks and that most of them have landscaped to the curb They expressed the feeling that now is a poor time to put in sidewalks that it should have been done when the subdivision was first made It was also said that the former city council had not required sidewalks and that this sould be binding on the present city council Council members did not agree with this Property owners said that they wanted to maintain a rural atmosphere and did not seem to be too concerned that sidewalks would add to the safety of the people living in the area Their attitude was that this was a residential area and that drivers are supposed to be alert in these areas and on the lookout for people A vote was taken on the alternatives offered by the city council but only with the understanding that the people were voting in rase the city council forced the sidewalks on them Thirteen voted for four-fosidewalks against the curb and seven voted for five-fosidewalks against the curb Approximately 25 to 30 people attended the hearing most of them residents of the Spring Creek Road area according to Eldon Janes city recorder In the brief council meeting which followed the hearing council members approved a questionnaire form which will be taken to the homes of all residents in Providence by students in a Utah State University class The information will be used as part of the master plan study for Providence to aid in the future deviopment of the city Questions are on every aspect of living in Providence for example "What should the basic character of Providence be? What should future development be? What should spending priorities be? Forecast Clean-o- p day for Providence Salt take City Ogden and was set for June 5 City trucks Provo: Fair and warmer will assist with hauling away highs debris There will be an old through Thursday car pick-u- p by the National 70s lows mid in the today 40s highs Guard Those who would like tonight in the upper to have old cars removed 80s lower in the Thursday should call Lamar Frandsen measurable of probability precipitation near zero oc- or Albert Beazer The new subdivision orcasional northerly afternoon dinance will be passed at the winds to 15 miles per hour next council meeting on June tagan: Fair and wanner 8 Mayor Glade Davis said highs through Thursday today in the lower 70s lows Asks tonight in the mid 40s highs 70s in the upper Thursday light winds Fair and warmer through Thursday highs Utah: Helena Honolulu today 70 to 80 lows tonight 40 to 50 highs Thursday 80 to 90 Indianapolis Kansas City las Vegas tas light winds Angeles tauisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Pittsburgh Portland Me 60 ap- Candle The Light Ceremony beginning at 8 prn in the school auditorium will be keynoted by Robert tauriski a tagan High graduate Regular commencement exercises will begin at 8 pin Friday in the auditorium and admission will be by ticket only Principal J Paul Miller said Student speakers this year include James A Jan Perry James E Nicole and Butcher Skabclund Miller will present the Van-dersii- ce graduates and Dr Malcom Allred president of the tagan City Board of Education will hand out diplomas District Supt James C Blair will also make remarks The salutatory and introduction of this year's theme “Anything the Mind ('an Conceive and Believe it Can Achieve” will be delivered by Clay Essig student body president Music for the program will be provided by the tagan High (Tiauntaires under direction of F Eugene Tueller Organist for the processional and recessional will be Joy S Jacobsen A trio consisting of Taini Jensen Craig Scott and Warren Kunz will perform Hayden’s “The Heavens Are Telling" and the tagan High String Choir will do "Concerto ot Biulgrts Farlv - SALT LAKE CITY I UPI)-G- ov Calvin Rampton says he wants state agency budgets Southeast Idaho: Fair and for the 1978 fiscal year on his wanner through Thursday desk the by day before Utah's highs today 65 to 75 lows election next Novemgeneral tonight mostly in the 30 highs ber Thursday mostly in the 70s The retiring three-tergovSouthwest Idaho: Fair and ernor told state agency direcwarmer through tonight intors Tuesday to begin drawing creasing cloudiness Thursday up their department budgets with a chance of showers or July 1 and have their requests thunderstorms in the north ready for him by Nov 1 and west by late Thursday Rampton said Utah's new afternoon highs today in the governor to be elected Nov 2 70s lows tonight in the 40 will then have two months to highs Thursday 75 to 85 help prepare the fiscal package before the new chief Cache Valley executive takes office in January The budgets must go to the legislature by By having the requests in will early the governor-elec- t have time to become involved in budget Ifearings and defend the estimated $1 billion fiscal the before package legislature mid-Janua- Despite continuing inflation the basic toll rates on the New Jersey Turnpike have been raised only once in its history mam THE TRADITIONAL CANDLE light Ceremony will kirk off Logan High School's graduation activities Thursday evening Logan graduates I from left) Rob Wardle Nell McMurdie Julie Campbell and YaUeau District Health Board Will Meet Thursday Bear River District Health Authority Board will meet Thursday at 7 pm in the Cache County Hall of Justice in G Major" by Vivaldi The list of prospective graduates follows: Jenny Georgette Aitken Alarcon Ailml Zonooi All Daren Allen Trent Allen Keren Brian B Allsop Leon Allred Lorranina Anderson Michael E Andre Betty Andreasen Kristie Lea Andrews Steven Kendall Andrews Julia Wiberg Arave Everett Cherie Lee Astle Brian C Ault Augustine Max Tammy Jo Bachman Barker Tamra Lee Barker Ron Bartholome Barr Cindy Lynn Duward C Bean III Fred Ellen Beck Tom Becker Beecher David W Benmon Annette Carol Ann Bargsio Berntson Alan Bindrup Scott Bitters Pamela Black Amy Lea Jensen Bosworth Bonnie Jean Bertoch Suzie Boudrero Boudrero Dicksia June Bowen Terry Leslie Rae Bowen Karl Douglas Brennand Brown Karen Bringhurst Doreese Robert Niel Brown The status of mental health programs for the Bear River District of Cache Rich and Box Elder counties was still uncertain today as the Cache County Commission studied alternative ways of approaching the problem The Box Elder County Commission has expressed a desire for a large-scal- e Comfunded federally Mental Health prehensive tagan will be host city for the Utah lions convention in 1977 In a two-cit- y contest at the conclave held during the weekend in Cedar Gty tagan outpolled Provo for convention site honors next June Elected district governor of 28-- was DeOr Peterson of Morgan Attending the convention as representatives of Cache County lions clubs were Dean Sowler Ray and Aleen Facer Earl and Bessie Allsop Norman and Fern Hansen Marlin and Luella Roskelley Ruel and Wilda Plowman Teachers Ratify Contract Utah BRIGHAM CITY but Cache and Rich lUPI) — Teachers in Box county commissioners have Elder County School District indicated they are unwilling to have ratified a contract for the become involved in such a 1978-7- 7 school year pushing program beginning educator salaries to more than $8400 The package approved Monday night includes an average 9 per cent wage hike plus fringe and health benefits which bring the total package SALT LAKE CITY(UPI)-- A to a 1045 per cent increase Beginning teachers with a freak motorcycle accident has claimed the life of Lynde bachelors degree will receive L Johnson 29 Snowbird $8412 annually The top salary or for educators with Utah and a The Utah Highway Patrol more experience said Johnson a native of masters degree would be Michigan working at the ski $15984 resort drove his motorcycle onto the Interstate Highway 15 at Fifth South just before midnight Tuesday The investigating patrolmen said Johnson apparently did not seek the highway fork at the Sixth West overpass smashed into the guard rail So and was thrown off the elevated freeway eoul The victim fell 40 feet to the landing on the ground railroad tracks He was dead on arrival at a local hospital Clinic Man Killed In Cycle Accident Kelli Cordon Donna Cowley Don Crandall Karma June Cuthbert Deon Deines Karl Don Devis Alan D Dewey Matthew James Dixon David Edwards Kurt Denise Elder Mark Julie Ann Stephen Engle Erickson Lynde Erickson Konrad Arthur Ernl Clay Tingey Essig LuAnne Everton Romadan Elbert ValJean Facer Kathryn Farmer Hayden Samuel Felt Fitzgerald Utah Lions To Hold ’77 Meet In Logan 1976 Dr Tom Fox will discuss the status of the Northern Utah Mental Health Clinic and the proposed Comprehensive Mental Health Clinic Thelma Lopez Castillo Chad Campbell Julie Gail Campbell Richard Jeanne Campbell Julio Douglas Cannon II Carlisle David Champlin Dale Christensen Rebecca Sue Clark Ricky Delbert Clifford Dixio Loretta Andersen Clayton Clyde W Weyland Coker Martin Colombatto Susan Lea Colston Darrel Copeland L Neldene Carmen Marie Fonnesbeck Janell Forsberg Christine Freeman Trudy Gaye Freeman Laria Lea Fullmer Bruce Gardner Debbie Kay Bunnel Gardner Lawrence Keith Gates Francene Burtenshaw Jamas jane Deanne Gessel Jeffery Edward Butcher Dwight Arthur Lynn Gieed Judy Gmitro Lex Cahoon Richard Burleigh Call Godfrey Jay C Golding Vernon Goodsell Dawn William Peter J Grieve Gossner Suzanne Griffin Varsi Gunnell Brett Haan Tracine Hales Marc D Hansen Paul Arne Hansen Scott B Hansen Mercia June Harris Lee Hardman Raymond D Harris Roseanne Harrison Shelli Haslam Lisa Marie Hatch Brenda' Hatfield Nancy Hawkes Marvin Dean Haws Nancy Haws Ruth Marie Jeanine Henderson Heidf Deann Heninger Carolyn Heninger Michael Meldrum Heninger Jack Dee Heyrend Shawna L Michael Jay Hoth Hoffman Russell M Holdredge Jr Maryam Hourmanesh Jeffrey Hulse Dianna Hunt Marie Dave Isaacson Davenport Jacobsen Douglas Wilford James La Dawn James Lorri L James Steve Ray Jensen Tamie Jensen Tony Cordell Lena Johnansson Jenson Beverly JP Johnson Jeffrey L Johnson Sheila Jean Johnson Tony Marvin Johnson Alaine Jorgensen Dennis Kaae Margene Kartchner Irene Larie Keene Jeff S Keller Larry Kimber Stephen C Kirschman Andrew E Kline Susan Kock Warren W Kunz Lyndon C Lamborn Taya Deborah L Lanner LaMont Kathleen Larsen Robert Ray Larsen Gregroy Alan Larson Bart H Leishman Anna Louise Lenkersdorfer Julie Lewis Shelly Lewis Lee Ann Liechty Craig Lofthouse Valeo Lower Kenneth Simmons Lowry Holly Lundberg Maxwell C Lion' Sally Mack Craig Madisan Mary Louise Martin Joylee Mathews Roger Me Bride Jodi Jon Charles McGregor James Neil McMcGregor Murdie Bryan Dell Meachem Leah Graca Meline Mark D Miller Suzanne Mitchell Hilary B Mon son John Leslie Montrose Kevin Sheldon Moore Sherrie Morrison Efret Mor Barbara Nancy Ann Neeley Thomas Kim Nelson Nelson Gordon D Facer are getting ready The ceremony LaVear Nicnolls Niederhausern Nancy Ann begins at 8 pm Thursday in the school Scott Nielsen Nielsen Greg commencement and auditorium regular Nielson Shelly Nielson Brenda exercises are set for Friday Candle Light Norris Charlotte Palmer Erin Palmer Heidi Stevens Parker speaker this year is Bob LauriskL Lori Parker ot Hampton For Agency Eureka Fairbanks Fresno Extended outluuk Friday through Sunday: Minneapolis Utah — Mostly warm and New Orleans with a chance of showers New York dry Friday Highs mostly in the North Platte 70s and lows mostly in the Oakland upper 40s Oklahoma City Southern Idaho — Threat of Omaha showers mainly Friday and Palm Springs otherwise dry and mild Highs Paso Robles to mid-70- s from the mid-60- s Philadelphia Lows mostly in the 40s Phoenix Vtah-ldah- o 21 School's proximately 286 prospective graduates begin their swan song Thursday with the traditional Candle Light Ceremony and will cap it off Friday with commencement exercises Nation's Weather By United Press International Hurricane winds up to 110 miles an hour punched holes in buildings in Graham Tex and doused the countryside with a foot of hail Tuesday High Robert Parkinson Pierco Jeffery Lane Pease Janice Diane Paul Ruth Vivian Pearce Pehrson Scott William Pehrson Eileen Perry Jan perry David Milton Petersen Kevin Peterson Melissa Leah Peterson Shauna Carol Peterson Paul Arthur Phillips Randall E Porter Terri Porter Liz Potter Renee Poulson Wesley Franklin Walter and Lorraine Sadat Wes Pugmire Pound Snelgrove George and Myrtle Rahimi Cooper Vickie Lee Ralphs Ann Rasmusson Pamela Redd Karl Vaughan and Ruth Hanson Scott Lorin Rice Neil Reid Seymour and Ann Leeann Gloria Rich R Rich Henry and Alta Richins Sadie M Richins' Debra A Rickert David Riley Coleman George and Irene Rindlisbacher Delane Butterfield Sam and Mona Tamera Ringle Thomas Rick Richard Delsa Robbins James E Dale Rogers Olson Jolley Ralph and Laree Rogers Cynthia and Benson Serge Betty Roskelley Sam Rothwelj Richard Clayton Harold and David B Ryan Rosemary Wanda Petersen Grant and Sawyer Craig Lee Scott Kim Connie Sorensen Marcus and Marie Sears Richard K Sharp Ethel Sorenson Thomas and Karl M Shupe Wendy Sjostrom Edna Taylor and Lynn and Greg Skabclund Martin Wayne Skabelund Nicole Skabelund June Thomson Robert Skiby Bradley Darell Featured at the convention Smith David Smith Nancy Snedaker Jean Sorenson Susan were Ulysses Buffington lions International director Sorensen Karen Kac Spence Allan Leon Cindy Lu Spetti from West Virginia seven Staheli Edward Roger Hawaiian entertainers and Stephens R Cleon Stettler Larry A Southern Utah State College a Ellen Stoddard Stuart Bradley cappella choir and symphony K Summers Tamara Taylor band and presentation of the Stephen Charles Thompson Utah Lions Humanitarian Ruth Trowbridge Allyson award to Jay Dee and Alice Turner Cheryl Underwood Elizabeth valley James A Harris of Tremonton Van Dersiice Michael Jay VanLuik Mike Van Noy Peggy Ann Wallace Robert Budge Werdle Larry Willard Watts Dewayne Webb John C Whear Pau! Wheeler Valerie Wickham Delwin Willden J Williams Dirk WilsonLarry Donna Gaye Winward Deborah Lynn Wood Cathy Wooton James OGDEN (UPI) LaMont Wright Tami Grain: Wright 1 Zahedi No hard winter wheat 307 kamyar bu Grain Market - No 10 protein wheat 308 bu No 11 protein wheat 312 bu No 12 protein wheat 340 bu No 13 protein wheat 377 bu No 1 white wheat 300 bu No 2 barley 520 cwt Arrivals: r cinney 12 cars wheat |