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Show Young adults employed in conservation work February 9, 1978 - The Springville Herald - Page Seven Merri Ann Marrott, right, Ann won first place winner Mapleton Hairdressers from Affiliate No. 7, including all of Southern Utah County, recently held a hairstyling contest. Merri Ann Marrott, This is Brad Michael Daybell, son of Jack and Sheila Daybell, who celebrated his first birthday on January 11. Grandparents Grand-parents are Guy and Flora Chesnut and Rosalie Kirkwood. Great-grandparents are Lavon and Fern Chappell and Ray and Flora Bjarnson. LuDean Litster, CLU: Beneficial Life Ins. Springville, Utah 84663, Phone 4894470 Valentine Special Beautiful Heart Shaped Locket Plain on one side and sculptured Hearts on the other. A $11 value! CTHDP OOA Other styles available 3 1 VJrLL &&t j!!!!IZZ- local hair stylist, and her model Heidi Bleggi. Merri in Affiliate No. 7 styling contest recently. hair stylist wins hairstylist from Shauna's Beauty Salon in Mapleton, was named first place winner. The competition was judged on the Solar Hair Trend. Graze fees charged at 1977 rates Secretary of the In-terior.Cecil In-terior.Cecil D. Andrus, and Secretary of Agriculture, Bob Bergland, announced Monday that 1978 fees for grazing livestock on certain federal lands will be charged at 1977 rates until a decision is made on proposed new fee regulations. The two departments have published proposed regulations on fees with a 90-day public comment period ending February 21, 1978. The proposed regulations would establish a revised fee schedule based on results of a 1977 fee study. As Last Chance! To save 1977 income taxes in Beneficial Life's IRA, start by Feb. 14th. Call me today. $JOO Plus FREE Matching Heart Shaped Stick Pin with purchase of the locket I Iik. 224 South Main J Heidi Bleggi from Mapleton was her model. Merri Ann will compete in State Competition on Feb. 12 in Salt Lake City representing Affiliate No. recommended to the Congress, proposed fees in 1978 would be less than under existing regulations, but higher than 1977 fees. A decision on the proposed rules will not be made by the departments depart-ments until the public comment period per-iod has ended and all analyzed. However both departments need to issue billings and authorizations for the 1978 grazing fee season, which begins March 1 to prevent delay or inconvenience in-convenience to range users. Each department will follow the usual practices and start sending out bills for the 1978 grazing season in February. Once the decision is made, a revised billing will be issued indicating any additional payments, refunds, or credits due the livestock operators by the two federal agencies. On those public lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management, the, preliminary charges will be the same as charges in 1977. BLM will bill at the rate of $1.51 per animal unit month with exceptions ex-ceptions for five Land Utilization project lands and western Oregon where the 1977 rates varied from $1.58 to $1.88. mi Street Springville Utah " A The Upper Colorado Region of the Bureau of Reclamation now has 42 young adults enrolled in the Young Adult Conservation Corps, a program for jobless youth from all economic backgrounds. The program was enacted in August 1977 to provide work for unemployed young adults between the ages of 16 and 23. Applicants must give assurance that they have not left school for the purpose of entering the Corps, if they are 16 through 18 years of age. Utah's State Job Service Ser-vice Office is referring interested young adults to Bureau of Reclamation offices in Salt Lake City andProvo. The youth are interviewed to determine their skills and interests and placed in jobs that will provide training opportunities and meaningful work, and create some personal sense of accomplishment. Reclamation enrollees are benefitting from work-learning experiences ex-periences in a variety of fields:drafting, surveying,' sur-veying,' hydrology, accounting, ac-counting, office services, etc. When outdoor work begins in the spring, the youth will build livestock control fences at Strawberry enlargement and Starvation reservoirs; reser-voirs; build stream stabilization structures on the Strawberry River, Currant Creek Reservoir and at Scofield, Huntington Hun-tington North and Strawberry reservoirs; and construct and place recreation facilities at Strawberry and Starvation Star-vation Reservoirs. Jackie Bates, a 19 year-old enrollee who works in Reclamation's Re-clamation's Provo Office stated: "I feel everything I could and more than if I were in school". Jackie is a clerical aid in the Central Utah Projects Office. Ten thousand young adults are being placed in Department of Interior bureaus to help decrease the backlog of conservation con-servation work and help improve and conserve our nations' s resources. The Young Adult Con- Britney Strong celebrated her first birthday yesterday, February 8. She is the daughter of Kenneth and Jeri Strong formerly for-merly of this city. Grandparents are Mrs. Jane Strong of Springville and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Judy off South Lake Tahoe. On the National Forest in the 13 states of Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Call BLAINE R. .THORN and compare. Maybe I can avc you tortd money on top-quality top-quality prelection, whatever your iniu ranee Medi. HAIN It THORN 5 IS Hlkrttf Drtva servation Corps is one of four programs in the Youth Employment and Demonstrations Projects Pro-jects Act of 1977 activated ac-tivated to help alleviate the Nation's youth employment em-ployment problem. Reclamation's UC Region anticipates sponsoring from 200 to 300 YACC enrollees when the program reachess full strength. drib (?t orner Feb. 5 Boy to Christopher and Shannon Clark Roberts, 476 S. Canyon Dr., Springville. Feb. 7 Rnv to Stnr-pv and Kav Mitchell Mitchell, 260 S. Main, No. 2, Springville. Boy to David and Iola Lisonbee Hill, 286 W. 1060 S., Orem. Feb. 3 Girl to Edward and Cynthia Pincock Spencer, 93 E. 100 S., Springville. Feb. 2 Boy to Ronald and Nora Cole Ostler, 211 S. 300 E., Springville. Girl to Lloyd and Joan Ottis Pehrson, 962 E. 40 N., Springville. Jan. 30 Girl to Gale and Sandra Taylor Jensen, 531 E. Swenson St., Springville. Boy, born Feb. 1 in Bountiful, to Paul Vincent and Stephanie Sumsion Bernard of Salt Lake City. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sumsion, Mapleton. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lee Bernard, Bountiful. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Lela Sumsion, Springville; Mrs. Eva Bernard, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bumside, Fairview. bargain U 65 Polyester 35 Cotton Sizes 29-42 Big Rack - Lots of colors -Great for work or leisure w 7 i-- ! MENS DRESS PANTS Close-out Colors in Polyester stretch twill Save 60 TODDLERS BOXER CORDS Colors for Boys or $ 1 Girls - all-around I Stretch waist 1 to 4 MENS POCKET POLO SHIRTS New style great value SHOP OUR NEW CATALOG CALL 489-9401 fc. J ' if iBIilSiiii- . in ) 'M' ." m&nrfk. mi "Win a quilt for your Valentine," say Musettes members Carol Curtis, left, Naomi Sumsion and Collette Prothero, who are admiring the beautiful quilt which the Musettes will give away next Tuesday, Valentine Day, to a lucky ticket holder. Proceeds from the sale will go toward the Musettes Academy of dentists established An academy of dentists is being established at Brigham Young University to provide professional growth and continuing education programs for dentists, BYU Dean of continuing Education, William R. Siddoway, has announced. an-nounced. A survey of more than 1,500 denteists in the United States and Canada has confirmed there is significant interest in such an organization among IDS dentists. Dean A. Lester Allen of SUPER CL0SE0UT MENS PANTS $09 MENS PRE WASHED FLARE LEG JEANS $399 Light Blue 100 Cotton Denim Style Similar to Illustration $C99 $9& JCPenney SPRING BYU's College of who has directed the Biological and planning for the new Agricultural Sciences, organization : Sweetheart Deals for Valentines Golden Stitch - Reg. $319 ! 274 JACKET CLEARANCE ENTIRE STOCK FAMILY JACKETS REDUCED Hurry in quantities ore limited great savings VELUX BLANKET REMNANTS 66 The wash-easy fabric that does so many things ONE POUND DACR0N BATTS $6 CARPET REMNANTS 18x27- 99 27x48- $350 Bound Ready to use Lots of colors and types REDUCED MISSES JEANS $0)88 Western style denim for sport or play 31 SAVE REDUCED-GIRLS REDUCED-GIRLS FLANNEL GOWNS -PAJAMAS $)88 now Reg. $7.00-$7.50 CLOSE OUT MENS WESTERN SHIRTS $99 Fancy yokes assorted styles Great Buy LADIES NYLON GOWNS Assorted styles in comfortable ankle-length Sleepwear Scholarship Fund, given annually to an outstanding music student from Springville High School Tickets are nominal and may be purchased from a Musettes member or from the Gift Shop, where the quilt is on display. Now$17900 Beautiful fabrics for Valentine Dresses GRANNIES' mecw FABRICS ED So. Main, SprinqviJU Special 18.88 Men's pull-on boots with 1 1" Wellington toe resistant sole $344 SAYE A BIG 20 v V 1 ipn, w- J SvN RECEIVING BLANKETS Req.2for$2.99 Sole 2 for CRIB SHEETS - No-iron prints Reg. $2.79 CRIB BLANKETS Worm thermal Reg. $4.49 SALE O MATTRESS PROTECTORS..,. Reg. $4.00 Quilted style SALE O ONE PIECE STRETCH SLEEPER Snapfront Reg. $2.99 SALE $239 Schouten Opticel "The best care in sight" : Eyes examined for glasses! and contact lennea Wide selection of frames In Orem at : Carillon Square West of Wolfes 124-9133 : work shaft oil ON BABY THINGS Sale 2.95 Reg. 3.69. Disposable diapers in economy packs for newborns. Daytime 60s. Reg. 4.49, Sale 3.59 Extra absorbent daytimes day-times 48s. Reg. 4.39, Sale 3.51 Overnight 40s. Reg. 4.59, Sale 3.67 Toddlers' 40's. 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