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Show Page 8, THE GARLAND TIMES, Dec. 11, 1975 LEADER-TH- E ISSU3S Jay Coos Scouts The School Issues Forum of Box To Receive Honor marking the reactivation Mack Hansen of Elwood was one of Box Elder County residents to re- cently receive the Silver Beaver award for service to scouting. The award was made recently at the Lake Bonneville council's 5Cth annual dinner meeting at Weber State College. A total of 14 scouters were honored. Hansen, who owns and operates in Tremonton, Mack's Family Drive-Iwas honored for 20 years of service to scouting. He is currently Explorer program Ad visor but has served as scoutmaster in Elwood and in Tnwnsend, Mont. He has been invoh ed in the cub scout program since it was started. Among other scouting activities, Hansen has served as activity chairman for the Golden Spike district and Explorer chairman in the Northern area. He was for two neighborhood commissioner years. In 1974 he received the districts' Award of Merit. He is active in the LDS church having held several positions. He and his wife. Colleen, have seven children. His mother, Elizabeth of Tremonton, was also recognized at the dinner on the occasion of her 80th birthday. Other Silver Beaver awards went to of area. n Mack Hansen ...Silver Beaver Vernon C. Spencer, Winston P. Nelson both of Brigham City and Mrs. Albert Ruth Munns Bingham of Honeyville. Will Air County fires-prim-a- county-commissio- chamber. Last year's budget total- ed, in round figures, But Commission is Chairman Don Chase quick to note that the proposed budget will only continue existing operations and provides no money for new pro- grams Commissioners had about money to work with because of an .8 mill increase, largely for county employe's salaries, and increased tax revenues from an increase in assessed valuation. But much of that went to provide county employes with a raise which will average $50 a month. Elected officials were not consid- $100,000 in new Budget In addition, the budget rily of .the About budget is eaten up in salary increases for the roughly 150 full and part-timemployes. Chase said the sheriff's budget will increase about $30,000 much of which is salaries. Deputies will be brought up to a level equal to the salaries paid in the Brig-haPolice department. 0 e ered. in- cludes about $35,000. to pay election costs for The 1976 year, an item not included in the previous budget. An additional $35,000 was BE PLEASED WITH OUR CHRISTMAS BARAJt LOUNGER-RECLINER- S BEDROOM SUITES CEDAR CHESTS LIVING ROOM SUITES ALL WHIRLPOOL Chase said the current budget will about break even when the year is closed out leaving nothing to be carried over. The county will rely heavily on about $270,000 in federal ' Revenue Sharing money to meet special costs during the year. That money is not budgeted in the general fund budget until it is actually used during the year. No one is sure yet, either, just how much Revenue Sharing money will be forthcomine. MICROWAVE y j R.C.A. TELEVISIONS The Bear River high schowill perform during halftime at the BYU vs Utah State game, Wednesday, December 17, in Logan. The along with the Vistons, Skyview's drill team, have been asked to exhibit their talents before what should be a packed house. Tip-of- f time will be at 7:30 p.m. in the Spectrum. Chase said some of the money is earmarked to meet additional costs incurred in construction of the indoor arena at the Box Elder CoOther unty fairgrounds. money will be needed to pay for business machines and still more will be used for Stereo 00 sheriffs cars. 'Triple-Play- "We've got plenty of to put it," he said. " 34 So. Tremont i Utah Tremonton, 17 THRU ACCOMPANIED Wjnw Commutations BY 8. sound you'd expect only from "big set" stereo. Leftright volume controls, track indicator lights. With AC cord. Uses 8 "D" cells. 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Bolingbroke participated in a panel discussion concerning the location, regis Hi-Stepp- ers included to pay carryover costs from this year incurred in fighting the lengthy fire on Promontory Point this summer. The county has applied to the state for reimbursement of some of the expense in- - -curred in that fire, but no remoney has yet been ceived. "Basically the rest of the budget is pretty much based on what we are this year," Commission Chairman Don Chase said. "We're going to be tighter this year than we were last," he added. Chase called the he's budget the toughest worked on since being on the commission. county budget totalling aired in a public hearing Friday, Dec. 12, at 9 a.m. in the tration and movement of bees. Other subjects discussed included the conflict between beekeeping and mosquito control and the grower's viewpoint on pollination. Bolingbroke is a local beekeeper and has bees in all parts of the county. By Brenda Bolingbroke and related problems of school finance. "The purpose of the School Issues Forum is to promote greater public participation in achieving quality education for the pupils in our Mrs. Marjorie district," Childs said. A Bunch Club members have scheduled an installation and charter banquet this evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Cross Roads Cafe. Cavalli will also install a slate of officers to head the organization. Members met Wednesday evening to cast ballots for the new leadership. The club is being sponsored by the Brigham City Jay Cees, a turnabout since it was a former Tremonton Jay Cees club which sponsored the Brigham club almost 30 years ago. Steve Studdert, president of the Brigham club, will be a guest at the banquet. The Jay Cees once flourished in Tremonton and are credited with such accom-lishmenas organizing the volunteer fire department. Mel Foxley, a charter Jay Cee member will be a special guest at the banquet. Club members include: Glen Curtis, Terry Munns, Curtis Norr, Curtis Starr, Dan Bertsch, Leon Holland, Kevin Hansen, Bryce Archibald, W. Dean Anderson, Craig Feller, Bruce Dover, Steve Studdert, David Wells, John Craig Potter, Joey Davis, Bill Duncombe, Mark Richards, Sam McMurdie and Tod Ramsdell. BYILENEUDY A Dca Keeper Attends Convention ts Friday Public Hearing $2,091,000 will be BE Shop At HALES BROS. And Save a service club which once flourished in the Tremonton four will ol. State Jay Cee President Don Cavalli will present an official charter to members of the Bear River Valley Jaycees tonight (Thursday) Hansen Elder District meet Thursday, December 11, at 7 p.m., in Room 2 at Box Elder Junior high schoThe subject of study and discussion at the meeting will be the district budget Charter Mack Forum To Hoot 472 North Stat Tremonton, Utcfi 206 Twin Falls, Idaho 1757 Klmbrlrood BlacMoof, Idaho 14 W.it Brldga St. So 2nd West |
