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Show Ronald Maxfield New Director of Local Utah Power and Light Ronald S. Maxfield, a veteran of Utah Power 15-y- & ear Roberts, Ted Foster and Paul Staples of the Summit County Soil Conservation District and Arvin Anderson, Kendall Rockhill and Dallas Schumann of the Kamas Valley Soil Conservation District attended a meeting in Heber, Feb. 17 concerning a Resource Conservation and Development project for the Mountainlands, (Summit, Wasatch and Utah Counties). Light Owen Company, has been appointed Park City district representative for the utility. William R. Cunningham, Salt Lake division manager, who announced the appointment, said Mr. Maxfield succeeds Clair D. Boyle who has been assigned to Rexburg, Idaho, as customer ' ; service manager. In his new position Ron will be responsible for company operations in Park City district, includes Devils Slide, Henefer, Coalville, Peoa, Oakley, Kamas, Park City and surrounding areas. Ron began work with the company in 1957 as a helper with Salt Lake Service. He subsequently held positions as which Class B Jay Hall of the Extension Service and John Metcalf of the Soil Conservation Service were in attendance to explain the RC and D concept to those in attendance. vehicle operator, automotive clerk, hydraulic mechanic and in 1968, senior RONALD S. MAXFIELD salesman. Gold and Green Ron and his wife, Jan, both Utah natives, and their 2 daughters and one son are presently Ball Is Dated living in Salt Lake City. However they have recently pur-- r chased land in the Park City area' and plan to build an home here. The whole to ski and play golf ? likes family i and they are looking forward to I becoming active members of the community. ? all-elect- All Summit Stake members will be looking forward to the Annual Gold and Green Ball which will be held this year at the Henefer Ward, February 26. ric An The Rosewood, a group from the BYU have been engaged for the dance. A L House Is Sold f i North Summit Superintendent George Behunin was success-- I ful bidder on the home adver-- ;f tised for sale by the F.D.I.C. located at 462 North MainStreet in Coalville. Conservation District Meeting Held . orchestra, A Floor Show is planned at 10:30 p.m. with refreshments to be served through the evening. This annual dance which starts at 9 p.m. and closes at 12 is geared for the pleasure of all those fourteen years and over. During the meeting the movie "The Inheritors was shown. This movie was made in Box Elder and Cache Counties where an RC and D is in progress. Resource Conservation and Development projects (RC&D) help local people to take better care of their natural resources and at the same time make better communities. RC and D projects organize local people into committees that initiate projects, both rural and urban for the betterment of everyone. Local people with public agencies assisting run the projects and keep them going. If a project is approved, special funds may be available to carry out projects, either as grants or as a lost cost loan. However many projects are carried out with local THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE 8 Coalville, Utah Thursday, February 24, 1972 Clifford Street Is New Head of Draft - Board Clifiord W. Street, Park City, Local Board Chairman for Summit County Selective Service System. Mr. Street has been on the board since June 1, 1968, and has served the county well. was appointed x 4 any WANTED- -4 Phone 783-216- make -- ask for 9, Kevin. 8-2- KATHY PLATKO, Kamas needs ride to and from work in Murray area. Will leave be- tween the hours of 5:30 and 7 a.m. Can .leave work any time 0. after 5 p.m. Call lp 783-479- -- FOR SALE Pigeons, top blood lines, white show kings and silver utilities. Call 783-469- 3. 8-2- Phillip She raid Mitchell, Kamas, was sworn into office of the Selective Service System, Coalville, Summit County, Utah. Mr. Mitchell hails froni Kamas, Utah. He is married and has a family, owns an auto body shop in Kamas, has served his country in the Armed Forces and is an outstanding citizen of his community. The members of this board are proud to have him join the staff. nc REN- T- nc Bdrm home, modern, partly fum. Nice FOR yard. Phone 2 336-564- 8-- 2. lp FOR RENT- -2 bdrm house in Hoytsville. One acre pasture available. Phone 336-252- 1. 8 -- Inc WANT TO BU- Y- 7 or 8 foot used tandem disc harrow. or Ph. 336-24- 336-237- 57 8-- 0. 2p BE responsible for pictures brought or mailed into Morgan office. They are at the Bee office for your taking if you wish to have them. WE CANNOT congratulate you fine gentlemen for serving in this uncompensated capacity for your community. We funding only. Local planning is the key here. The local Soil Conservation Districts feel that an RC and D project would be a great benefit to all in our area. However, it will require cooperation from everyone, cities, counties, irrigation companies, and anyone else interested in improvement to get it underway. 46-t- nf PLEASE HELP US. Whenapic-tur- e is sent in please identify whose who, left to right, on back of picture. Publisher. 38-t- nf a house or The Bee rent? for apartment office has had several inquiries lately for rentals -- please contact us and run your ad in the Bee if you have a suitable DO YOU HAVE rental. Thanks.-.M- B. 52-nc- tnf |
