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Show . ... i v if" : 11 -? ,.v- b- & 4 J" RECEIVES EAGLE SCOUT AWARD-Mrs. B. Harold Mendenhall pins Eagle badge on son, Paul, u Mr. Mendenhall looks on. Paul, an Invalid, received his Eagle at the Alpine District Court of Honor. He Is scoutmaster of Troop 817. Pciil f iandenfiill deceives fcgb Scoot Award H. Paul Mendenhall was award ed tils Eagle rank in Scouting at the Alpine District Court of Honor held last Thursday, July 6, at the Stake Tabernacle In American Pork. Pa&l is present! serving as scoutmaster of Troop 817 which Is sponsored by the American Fork Lions Club for the handt capped youngsters In Utah Coun ty. Although Paul has led a very active life, he has been confined to a wheel chair since Infancy. He Is a rlctlm of cerebral palsy due to a lack of oxygen at birth. He joined Troop 934 of the Twin Peaks District of the Great Salt Lake Council In February of 1956, This was the first handicapped troop in Utah. His scoutmaster was the late Boyd 0. Hatch who was himself In a wheelchair. He trained Paul as a scouter and under his tutelage, Paul qualified qual-ified in the explorers for every rating including that of Silver Explorer. In January of 1962, the late B. H. Curtis, prominent Utah County scouter, and Paul organ-lted organ-lted Troop 817 for the handicapped handi-capped boys in the county. Paul became scoutmaster of this troop in 1963. Paul is an enthusiastic and dedicated scoutmaster and inspires in-spires everyone to do his utmost for Ecoutlng. He holds an eleven year unbroken scouting record from tenderfoot through his ores ent tour years as scoutmaster. In addition to his scouting ac tlvitles, he graduated from Lehl High School with an "A aver- . age. Keith Beck, Alpine District Scouting Commissioner, pre- Iniarmountain Consumers Power Assn. Calls For Unity in Locating Power Sources 'New sources of electric pow er must be developed before 1975 or many people In Utah will not have all the electricity they will need, Harvey McPhall, retired re-tired Executive Director, of the Colorado River Basin Consumers Power, Inc., told sixty representatives represen-tatives at the Intermountaln Consumers Con-sumers Power Association Conference Con-ference List Saturday. The 19 members of the ICPA, all municipal and rural electric power systems in' Utah, heard Mr. McPhall call for the strength of greater unity in locating future sources of power. "By 1975, the sented Paul's Eagle to him in the Inspiring and Impressive Eagle ceremony. following the court of honor. Paul's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. B. Harold Mendenhall of Lehl, entertained at a social in his honor at the Lehl Riding Club clubhouse. Refreshments were served to those in atten dance. Bureau of Reclamation will have under contract all the electricity it can generate on the Colorado River Storage Project. Any additional addi-tional power after that time must come from some other source," I!r. McPahil told those in attendance atten-dance at this Ninth Annual Conference Con-ference of the ICPA held in Vernal, Utah. Mr. McPhall complimented officials of-ficials of the Municipals and REA's on forming the Association and creating the Central Purchasing Pur-chasing Agency. The Bureau of Reclamation now sells to one buyer instead of 19 separate buyers, thus the power can be purchased much cheaper in the single contract. Savings to the Agency Members will total more than $25,000 the first year, enough to pay the operating expanses ex-panses of the Association and still realize a profit. He appealed to non-member municipal and RE A power sys- teams to loin the Association and share in the reduced cost of volume buying. He said that if all 34 qualified preference customers in Utah would pur chase through the Agency, the savings would more than double. This money could then be used to finance the urgent Job c: investigating in-vestigating new sources of electric elec-tric power without any Increase in the Association's expenses. Gus Norwood, Executive Secretary Sec-retary of the Northwest Public Power Association, delivered the luncheon address at the Hotel Vernal also asking for unity of members In the ICPA, He said that his association is able to hold workshops conducted conduct-ed by specialists giving each member company something that they could not otherwise afford. A library and association publications pub-lications provide current and ln- depth Information for each member mem-ber of the Association. Because each member helps the association associa-tion succeed, the NWPPA has been able to develop stronger leadership within its members and Induce a high morale among all their employees. David Crandall, director of Region Four, U. S. Bureau of Reclamation, conducted the morning session. When a man puts a ring on a girl's finger he becomes encir cled. No sooner does the Smith fam ily get money enough to put In a backyard swimming pool than the Joneses stop using theirs. Ilew Transportation Methods Bring Industry to Utah Dramatic things are happening in the transportation Industry. Best of all the "happenings' can materially affect Utah Valley's plans for growth and develop ment. Up to now, Utah has had difficulty convincing industry to locate here. One of the reasons has to do with distance to major markets. But, with certain new lnovatlons in transportation and for other reasons, Utah is be ginning to gain momentum in In dustrial development. New concepts in material handling, hand-ling, vehlcal design, highway con struction, etc., wlu cause a number of significant changes in the economics of product dis tribution. The economics of transportation will soon reach a point where other factors such as labor force and living conditions con-ditions will be an even more Im portant factor in making a de cision to locate industry farther away from major market areas. An example of one new lno- vatlon is Boeing Aircraft's 727- QC. Those of you who have traveled by air wlllrecognlzethe 727 designation, but may be un familiar with the "QC." QC means "Quick Change." The 727 QC is used by day for passenger transportation and by night as a cargo transport. shoes QIDIDIDIDIDIDiaiDiaiDIDIDiaiai i r a k i r a r 5 !UU MIN DMVC ONE FULL TABLE ON THE SIDEWALK $50 piir aimrs jgjo Ballet - Top Dancing STAH'S SHOE ST01 Phone 756-3121 63 West Main Am. Fork miammiDiaimaiaiaia UP TO 50 GETTING pal fever; LJ DELUXE SPORT COUPE 1 easy to I V get iLj I0LLEZY AUTO 297 West Main Am. 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Thus, lower freight costs : will allow Industry to get further away from the major market areas without eating into profits. Couple all this with UVIDA's long-range plan for Industrial development and we find ourselves our-selves moving toward an era of growth and development undreamed un-dreamed of in Utah Valley. Our big problem is to maintain main-tain a proper sense of growth. I mean by that we must guard against destroying the beauty of the valley by falling to develop and hold to a long-range plan. More than thai each of is must be flex ible and accept responsibility tor seeing to It that ample land Is set aside in appropriate areas for residential, natural, recreational, recrea-tional, commercial and educational educa-tional purposes. We may not always agree on what Is exactly ritrM but if all concerned will work toward a common goal, In the spirit of cooperation, we can be sure that the best results will be achieved. By Richard J. 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