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Show Page 16. THE LEADER-GARLAN- F021 Spedd Interest Perty Sated raw FRESH SALE . 1976 TIMES, December D ' A" 3125 PROFITABLE THESES OFFERS The Special Interest and Group wiU host a dinner a program on Saturday, Dec. 11, at the Tremonton Garland Main WAYS 90-Da- notice required on withdrawals - $500.00 Annual Yield w 3. 3 MONTHS 1 YEAR 2Va YEARS 4 YEARS 6 YEARS .. lv-- m ,9 . WEST Phone I mm n j. FATHER CHRISTMAS, as the Spanish children of the world know him traditionally, recently visited Tremonton's ' mainstreet with his faithful donkey and members of the Bear River High School Spanish Club. The club provided the treat for the kids along mainstreet as part of the weekend shopping promotion. ; ' AJew all Eldon Griffen, Garland's mayor, took over the reins of the city council for the first time Tuesday night. Griffen, a former councilman, was defeated by Ruth Shumway in the last election but was appointed, to head the council when Mayor George Hales retired due to SAVINGS new poor & LOAM 257-584- MAIN "., 4 8 health. Griffen thanked the counfor their support and confidence and made a brief speech before jumping into l! the sewage problem that has ' besieged the small commun- cil ws,jj. ivst ' n J , ford LINCOLN if Mayor Takes Post ity for the last years. An engineer at Hill Air Force Base, Griffen listened as Keith Hansen the city engineer addressed the council concerning their meeting in Salt Lake Thursday with the E.P.A., Cal Sudweeks the Executive Secretary of the Utah Water Pollution Committee, Mayor Max Mason, Harry Gephart, Jay Hirschi, of the Tremonton City Council and a representative of Valley Engineering. Hansen hopes to accomplish three things at the meeting, he said: Find out for sure what the exact costs of the treatment plant will be; determine if the present plan is the most economical, and where Garland will go from there. Hansen claimed that certain accounting discrepen-cie- s over the billing proced ures of the plant haven't been cleared up to the satisfaction of the Garland City Council yet. He also pointed out engineering errors that existed in the plans and suggested that two or three alternatives be submitted for approval. Hansen is doubtful that the present plan was the most efficient and suggested alternatives that he believes were initially and in the Jong run more economically feas-abJe. . The city engineer went on to say that if no headway was made in allowing Gar m FRONT - END AUTO - TRANSMISSION ALIGNMENT You're probably going to be buying plenty of toys in WITH TIRE BALANCE SPIN AND CORRECT BALANCE 95 CASTER, FRONT CAMBER AND TOE-I- SERVICE INCLUDES ALL NEW AND OIL LABOR TO INSPECT ADJUST AND CALL NOW . FILTER JoLynn Jex WHEELS CARS RM)Y FOR B CARS FORD OTHERS LT. & SLIGHTLY LT.. TRUCKS 95 WITH OF ALL LATEST All Utah We faiw yiDr car tetfo ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC SCOPE 'Mm FREE PROBLEM AND INCREASE WHICH ENGINE COULD YOU'D BETTER Stato Football, and Basketball Gamos thru Friday 7 aan. 10t30 aan. 12tOO pan. MO pm. Local Nowi Monday SAVE PERFORMANCE PICKUP AND DELIVERYI OFFER GOOD THRU J AREAS PIC 31, 1976 WE GUARANTEE PROFFttimm WE DO ONLY WORK rttri AUTH0RIOI hear- -' s ; . , ing. i incan Propelled objects ? jure eyes. Wrong toys for the wrong age can cause both frustration and injury. You can help make this d the most holiday a 107 FM 800 AM ANALYSIS PARTS permanently damage VMMForWi ANALYSIS WUKKING the next few weeks-a- nd some of them can really hurt kids. If you want to give a safe, happy holiday season along with your gifts, think about the child you're buying for and watch out for the following toy clanger signals: Sharp edges can result in serious cuts. Small, loosely attached parts can be pulled off and swallowed. Loud noises from toys can had-b- ut WATCH Tune To TRUCKS ELECTRONIC ELECTRONIC In other action the council voted to donate $125 for the Christmas candy this year. Santa will make his appear-enc- e at the Armory on Dec. 18 at 2 p.m. fun-fille- Sinnnnnnnnnnnnnn CD MORE , child has ever TREAAONTON DIAGNOSTIC MONEY BANDS (Plus Free Turkey!) 2573094 95 DIAGNOSE PRICED UNBELIEVABLY LOW FOR CHRISTMAS!! MAGIC MILL & BOSCH MIXER , land to have a say in the plant's design and construction that the only alternative would be to ask for permission to build their own treatment facility. "We should know what direction the project will go in after the meeting Thursday," Hansen said. "All we need is a sense of cooperation," he added. n You'd Better Watch Out mnnnnnnnannnnaH CHECK ' i j'-' ; 5.92 6.72 6.98 7.79 8.06 t5.75 6.50 6.75 7.50 7.75 R E f1 0 N TO N brToh6an ft i f J Federal regulations require a substantial penalty for early withdrawal on certificates. Interest is compounded daily on all accounts and is paid or credited quarterly. Savings Accounts and Certificates are insured to $40,000 by a United States Government Agency. 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