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Show MENTAL HEALTH Continued from Page One quests it. Its title is Some Questions Answers." Request it from: Mental Health TLis exciting discovery, made Matters, National Institute of d by research in Mental Health, Chevy Chase, Israel, produced the chemical Maryland 20015. compound symtheticaUy. This means that researchers can now precisely measure the drug Federated Women action. Continued from Page One For the first time in history they can accurately study the His topic will be "Our Heritage short-terand long-teref Our Responsibility". fects of marihuana on the huAwards will be presented in man body. the fields of Art, EduResearch projects are being cation, MembershipPoetry, and name conducted in universities and of "Clubwoman of the Year," other research centers all over who will receive a salver bowl the country with NIMH support. Saturday Program Saturday morning breakfast The NIMH is also developing a public education program to will be served at the Masonic disseminate research findings Temple with the Woman's Club to provide current, factual in- and Civic League of Green River in change. Mrs Burkholder formation about marihuana and other drugs and their mis- will 10again be the speaker at the a.m. general session in use and abuse. Price municipal bldg. followed A new information leaflet by at 12:30 with an "Arrivederci" the NIMH that tells whaf we luncheon. This event is in the do know about marihuana is Helper civic auditorium hosted just off the press and is avail- by the Helper club. Mayor Chris able free to anyone who re Jouflas will welcome the dele- - pure form. & NIMH-supporte- ir m m SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES v am. C4k wzx.. To JAY TOMSIC and AILEEN PHILLIPS Owners and Operators of W V Mr and Mrs Stanley Snow. Mr and Mrs Lester Blackham Hobbies and Pets was the Mrs Neva Blackham, and Mrs theme of the monthly Cub Scout Livinnie Marchello made a trip meeting held Saturday in the to Manti Wednesday. Mr and Mrs" Frank RichardChapel. The boys displayed the of Bountiful spent the week son hobbies and ribbons and pets were presented to winners in end with his mother, Mrs Edna the different classifications. In Richardson. Visitors during the week at charge of meeting was Gary Harwood. A musical selection the home of Mr and Mrs Pace was presented by Dale Cunning Boyack was son Monte, of Salt ham. Awards went to Michael Lake and Mr and Mrs Dell and Mrs Boyack's twin sisSkerl, , Jeffery and Bruce Anderson and Todd Milovich. High ter, Mrs Elva Nicholson, all of light of the meet was the racing Salina. Eva Hansen drove her brother of the turtles with Richard Grant Murdock, to Duchesne John 1st; receiving Cunningham had spent a few days he Muhle-steiafter n Russell Nielson 2nd, 3rd. A bake sale was held here. Mr and Mrs George Olsen in connection with the meeting. Mr and Mrs Bill Perri flew accompanied by Lorus Winn of to Oakland, Calif last week to Kenilworth drove to Greenriver be with son Pvt lc Billie Perri Sunday where they met Mr and who left for Vietnam. He is a Mrs Robert Winn and family a helicopter mechanic. The Perris of Moab and all joined ,in returned home with daughter-in-la- picnic. for Cathy, who drove back A successful fund drivecomthe Cancer Crusade was from California. The Explorer League Volley pleted under the direction of Mrs Pace Ball team motored to Grand Town Chairman who She all thanks in to Boyack. Junction Saturday play zone playoffs. Our team won donated to the cause and a the area league playoff. During special thanks to the .following the diay the boys played 18 ladies who wonted on the pro games and returned home with 'i.jec't: Anne Vuksinick, Rose G. the trophy for 2nd place; the Marietta, Anna Tolich, Mary championship went to Vernal. Kilgore, Marie Chubbuck, Reva The following boys were chap Riddle, Jan Riddle, Arilla 01-- I eroned and coached by Carroll son, Sam Skerl and Lucie Cook. Riddle: Jav Marshall. James Sunday guests at the home of Jensen, Terry Rowley, Russell Mrs Nedra Richardson were Mr Riddle, Larry Goodrich, Ken and Mrs Dick Burns and Ken Forsgren, Dwight Nielson and Jofoansen of Mt. Pleasant Mr and Mrs George Haslam Harold and Darrell Cunningand son George Jr., drove to ham. Mr and Mrs William Nielson American Fork Friday to attend accompanied by son Lee, from the viewing of his aunt who had Bountiful drove to Pueblo, Colo, passed away. Mr and Mrs Glen Snow of where they spent the weekend sharing their time with his sis Castle Dale and Mr and Mrs vt. Mrs Rhoda Udovich and Ray Curtis of Orangeville wereof with Anne's sister, Mrs Helen Friday visitors at the home Mr and Mrs Stanley Snow. Tomsic. Kenneth Riglby was admitted Young Marrieds was held on of into tiie Holy Cross hospital in home at the Sunday evening Salt Lake Sunday. David and Rosie Colton of gates. During the luncheon a Salt Lake were down to spend skit, directed by Mrs Hazel the weekend with her sister and Parkinson, will be presented. family, Mr ar.d Mrs George Each year at the state con- iBaslam. They attended the N. vention a Tree is planted hon- Carbon Stake sessions at Price Shauna Curtis of Salt Lake oring the immediate Past President of UFWC and this year spent the weekend with her sis it will be in honor of Mrs Lee ter and family, Mrs Joan Snow J. Diamanti. Helper, and will Mary Kilffore is in the Carbe planted on the campus of bon hospital. Valene Olsen College of Eastern Utah. A tea accompanied at the College will close the Chipper Fenn and his parents 1969 convention. of Moab to Myton Sunday to SPRING GLEN NEWS "Marihuana FLOWERS On Your . All-re- w, I "GRAND OPEfJIflG" Jack Lnzcatto 7777 Z 4 3 15 (& By Management and Staff of KCj6 y& 7 iO 19 18 Vy. z o South Main St. 2 i UNIFORMITY The 1969 cbanees in Utah's public school finance laws rep. resent one more step toward complete uniformity of school financial support throughout the State as measured by dollars per distribution unit. This conclusion was reached in a study of the 1969-7- 0 public school finance program prepared by Utah Foundation, the private, tax research agency. Because of this trend toward a uniform program in Utah, the districts by the 1969 Legislature increases provided to the local varied widely from $650 per distribution unit in some districts to $1,166 per unit in others. ll FOR r 3ft By DONALD E. WILDMON .. SAVING A thjng in return for the gardener's son. Asking wha', they could do to show their appre- ciation, they were to id of the r boy's desire to become a doctor. Since the gardener did nor have funds to finance his son's medical education, the wealthy family agreed to provide the funds to send the VOunff hero tnr.niP'h mpiiiml otxvuu Entered Medical School The young poor boy up and entered medical schoo1. He made a eood record for him. self and was soon recogrfzed jas one of the outstanulng phy- ' Isitians in all England. Soon for exam - ihU efforts were recognized be- program. In According to the report, the vk, Ku&xwm leader saianeb yond England and arouud the of the wrM. new school finance formula made up about o4 5 im he was named " the guarantees essentially the same TT??.0lperaHug the Nobe! Prize instructional in Medicine for his level of financial support 6 discovery per distribution unit) in all salaries (principals, counselors, yf penicillin. His name was Sir are Utah school districts. Only in supervisors, librarians, etc) Aiexander Fleming, is the eight school districts where included, the percentage of Life. Plays some funny cards the prescribed local mill levy 66.8. The remaining 33.2 raises slightly more man this the school budget covers other sometimes. Here was a young man who had the ability and guaranteed level of suflportt school operating costs (books, but lacked the andor in the districts which supplies, maintenance, opera- - the desire, to reach his goal to money tions, adm'ni3trati;)i, etc.) have had a special election to lifeAnd then, by a strange increase school support will loThe new school finance pro- - twist of fate, the door to his cal boards be able to exceed .Erovl(?e an addtion- - dreams opened as the result of the guarantees established by al $15.5TU million m state aid to his helping someone else, law. local schools next year. Accord A iot of folks- would say It Foundation analysts point out ing to the inundation report, iWdS nothing more than a coin, that Utah has departed from tins is the largest increase ey- - cidence that caused Alexander the original concepts of the er enacted in Jfai for a single Fleming's dream to come true. 1946 Tax Study Committee year- Maybe it was, or maybe It which established the present In addition to the added state! wasn't. Maybe, by some state aid system "merely to existin? property tax tfnous way, it was as mach underwrite and guarantee the rates are as that to produce Providence door.coincidence expse'ed minimum school program de- an added $1.6 Now know we that optmed local in m'Jt,or. termined by law." This Com- funds next year because of that ,a Iot of folks 'won't buy mittee recommended that "each growth in toe tax base. fNote h.ie Possibility that it wa pra-n- n local community may have as inrremsAB in inrai rhnni vidence, and not coincidence, good a school program as it levies are required by the new ,ha- - opened the door But the wants, if it is willing and able school awo.) Thus, totai added evidence is justas strong that to pay for it." was as it is that it wasn't, income to the public schools in Wot Buy Supernatural be iiifip7n of wii: in excess The new school finance pro- -' We have seemly grown to a million. $17.1 gram approved by the 1969 The um SW1 hav-u- e wto enlarged operating pro- - i,JW Utah Legislature will raise the on anyttong L eg-- ! 6 gram enacted by the 1969 level of school support by do wlth superaatura. If it $13.5 lsla'ure for about accoir.: per distribution! unit next million of the increased schoo happens there must be a rt year for most Utah school disto A A answer of next for Jul Only year. tricts. The Foundation repoit thia; that there s mil-ioa! the rise pie seeiu notes, however, that for dis- is due $2.5 a scientific answr to every, to enrollment exp;:ted tricts that do not receive state And whue we aent try-e- d aid under the board leeway por- growth and other factors relat- -- Iting. s ience or to ln8 reto The increase. natural tion of the program (such as there are sbl. sema in- - !itists, million of the $1.1 Salt Lake City, Jordan, etc.) &at canno be answered elirrina-tl:ithe increase will be less and erase stems from .the wjtn seiuuL; rulebook. What r'edsrr.l of tion aid offset a in could be as little as $850 per causes love! Can you measure allocations. state aid computing distribution unit. Or by scientmc rules? Based on some preliminary! Since the passage of the orjg;h:t to man one causes vtat give inal school equalization program' computer projections made by in Utah back in 1047, tho level his life so another can live? the State School office, Carbon of school support has risen byilry that one in ths computers, School District probably will of $284 per disinb-j0- why woulJ a Man be an average receive added funds equal to, 4.2' i each year. 'ing to die on a cross? unit or &36 per distribution unit in for nexti Sir Alexander Fleming later 1969-7One dds'.rihutc" unit is The increase provided 1 iRfi tr will nrpnnnt vear npr saved the 1'fc of that same roughly equivalent to 27 pupils, disftribution unit of 12.4 boy again. It wa? during the jn average daily attendance. An Second World War and bJ treat- to inc. In financs the order estimated total cf 1S2 distribuschool ed the childhco.' friend, now costs of 1069-7tion units was re'.wrrei for Car reased a grown man, for pneumonia the reqiiir Legislature program, bon School DiiUV't in 1963-6d 1 accelerated collection of the aid saved his kfe for the for all These added funds are time. It's a g od thing for tax state income witlrtio'ding aspects of the school operating and also sharply increased the E'gland and the rest of the transfer of funds from the gen world that he lid. You see. the eral fund to the uniform school rran who twice owed Ms life visit with Mrs Emma Tanner. Min. Mrs Reva Riddle returned fund, raisins th state sales tax to Fleming was thj Prime Winston Z 4 of to lo from rste lister Engiaal permit home Sunday after spending a Churchill. few days in the Carbon Hos- this funding. pital. . j lSb-6- 39 W I Sif!--. 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