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Show f t i Page 12, THE LEADER - GARLAMD TIMES, May 22, 1975 Fridal Heigths V; Development Work Well Along rreiler ii craig Outdoor Editor A i ""l lit -- O v. rrl of local construction is attempting Tremonton's third major housing tract located on the east end of main fifteen-year-veter- an street. John Fridal has begun work weather permitting on a long time dream he calls "Fridal Heights." The tract currently calls for 18 lots and houses. It c" will utilize the where homes arrangement are grouped around a circular roadway located off a main street. Six homes wij,l be located on each cul- "cul-de-sa- W HUM Jerry and Jason Wang (far loft and right) of Taiwan recently roared the "Whuts" plant operated by P. I.on Neal in Snovvville. The two brothers represent a firm interested in producing the wheat product in Taiwan. Kay Arbon. an employe, an Chris, an interpreter, also view a piece of machinery used in the process. TAIW Ie Across from the circular arrangement w ill be located six additional houses in a straight row to form de-s- the first street. The tract will be located on the south side of main street just above the Malad River. Eventually Fridal says the tract will include 64 homes with river frontage offered to some homes in the southern sections. The middle class homes with two-c- ar garages and three and four bedrooms will run in the area of S40.000 Miss Parker 'Whuts' May Gains Go To Taiwan Homemaker A NEW ' The ' father of Jerry Wa.ig Snowwlle businessman I.on the two Neal is currently negotiating and Jason Wang, with a Taiwan business firm businessmen who visited recently, has plans to fly to seeking the right to ma inseUtah to inspect the operation cure "Whuts" in the Rehimself. public of China. "Wheat Nuts International, Two sons of the owner of new corporation set up by a LTD Vi Plastic Company Tong of Taiwan recently visited the Nf.'al, will be the vehicle for Snowville operation where the the international proliferation wheat snack product is packof the wheat product. If the deal goes through, aged in a variety of forms to distri- the Taiwan firm w ill purchase distributed and 51 -- percent of the stock and butors throughout the US. own It "looks favorable, "Neal "we'll said Monday. The firm has Neal said. . Whuts are, produced in nine also received queries from businessmen in Egypt, Japan varieties atthe Snowville plant he ranging Saudi chocolate and from Arabia, covered to barbacue flavored. confirmed. The Young Homemaker award was recently presented to MissDaNeel Parker of Tremonton at the annual awards ceremony at Bear River high school. The award honors outstanding achievement of a Future Homemaker of America student and is presented by the Bear River chapter of Utah Young Janet Adams, club vice president, presented a trophy and certificate. Da Nee 1 was chosen from Home-make- DaNeel Parker among all girls registered in homemaking and then selected from a final field of nine. She is a senior and will graduate from Bear River She plans to this week. attend Utah State University and major in child development. rs. road about five miles west oPi Tremonton rolling over onto its top.' Investigating officer Ken Mecham said the driver, Kenneth Lyn Holterhoff, 35, Portland, Ore., when the vehicle ran off the road. Damage was estimated at $56,000. Holterhoff suffered head lacerations and was USU Honor Roll to Valley Hospital by a Tremonton ambul- transported A number of area residents are listed on the Winter Quarter honor roll at Utah State University. In order to be included on the honor roll, a student must be enrolled full-timinimum for undergraduates and 12 credits for graduates) and have a grade. point average of 3.5 Sherry ' Sunday, about 4:24 p.m., Mecham investigated a motorcycle accident involving Frank James Huggins, 18, Tremonton RFD, ' ft'echam said Huggin's mo.orcycle encountered a rough stretch of road just south of Bear River City. The cycle shimmied and toppled on its right side. was taken by private car to Cooley Hospital for Hug-gi- treatment. Accidents science. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E: will Flint, Promontory, from Utah State graduate June 4 and 5. University from She attended USU September '1972 to Dec1974 . where she ember obtained a BS degree In Education and Business Office Administration. While at USU she maintained a 3.94 grade point average and was on the President's Honor Roll each quarter. She was active in Phi Beta Lambda, a business club at USU. Sherry was selected for the Alpha Lambda Delta women's honor society when she was a freshman and Phi Kappa Phi, a business honor society this last year. She received an USU "A" pin for her high scholastic record at USU during her ' education. She will graduate Magna Cum Laude, Phi Kappa Phi and will receive an "Outstanding Student Teaching from the DepAward" artment of Business Education during the business college commencement activities. Sherry student taught at Box Elder high school last fall. Sherry is presently working for the Air Force at Thiokol Corporation. Next fall will find her teaching business In Cokeville, Wyo- - Earlier ersen, Steven Frank Chadaz, Camille Fronk, Francine Fukui, Marilyn Petersen and Elaine Yoko Sayama, education; Val Don Bennett, James Robert William Chapman, Wayne Fronk and Paul Leon Markham, humanities, arts and social sciences; James science. Gordon Laws, Graduate Students: David L. Christensen. or better. Listed are Garland: Christian Hansen, humanities, arts and social sciences; William Me r re 11, Rodney R. Flint, daughter ance crew. and Craig V. Waldron, business; Stanley Ron L. And- 05-cre- dit business; Park Valley; Pamela Jo Pugsley, science; Portage: Julee Ann Hawks, Standrod: Kent education; Ernest Bedke, agriculture; Tremonton: Phil J. Peterson, agriculture; Neil J. Paul C. Hess Fredrickson, Wins PTSA Highway Patrolmen investigated three injury accidents this pasc week in northern Box Elder County. Sunday evening about 11:12 and trailp.m. a semi-truer ran of the shoulder of the 1aA r v David Madsen, a senior at Bear River high school was awarded the $300 PTSA scholarship at the recent awards The ceremony. scholarship is presented by the Parent Teacher's Students Association. David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Madsen of Tremonton. He, incidentally, became the first male student ever to receive the PTSA scholarIn past years, the ship. been has scholarship restricted to students who. intended to major in educa WITH SAMPLES V rriiiiTcc TO HOME & V n aSBBBBH : : ; you nood noiv A wood pro&fenisH oL-- a ,m , u im ) Whila stocks are coBiplofoN- mmm miw i : : "Woe unto them that. join house to house, that lay field to field, till there be no place, that they may be placed alone in the midst of the earth!" E. Isaiah 5:8 Y K 1 2 Tremonton, Utah 257-546- 0 FUL-PRU- ?p55SrL A f ' nti m you can save FREE from May 22 Hours 3 m ' itiA INTERIOR LATEX WALL FINISH 'mi-- . L SAVE $1.00 ) )S V V -- J IIL.1IV s" ' I", l " SAVE 51.00 NEW BOOKS TO CHOOSE FROM, PATTERNS FOR EVERY TASTE; IIVINGROOM, KITCHEN, BEDROOM, ETC. Sit end SLEEP n rnrnTti!inmiUfmyj w rata in thsir I no cdcTHcn whiFs L Finest quality Acrylic house paint for exterior wood, surtaC9S- mason,y' 01 Bfrr? nm X KING LATEX HOUSE PAINT 9 Wn& Evasrotr u. V J F nniv L WEATHER See Carlson's Complete fJeiv line Of IVof Covering Boohs Order now whiles AN YOUR l lor yoiirZ-- : mm Good TO i tion in college restricting it largely to females. That restriction was removed this year, according to Preston Chec-kett- s, high school counselor. David has maintained a average through his high school years. He intends to major in accounting at Utah State University. He is a me mbe r of the He school band, high attended Boy's State last year where he was elected county auditor. He is an active member of the Tremonton Fifth ward where he serves as Priest Quorum leader. The scholarship was presented by Dorothy Boyce, scholarship chairman of the North Box Elder PTA Council. D ffto de ck off COKE Pith up ie, Utah 5 INTERIOR : t i B-p- lus V FOR ; 2-4- David Madsen , DECORATOR . David Madsen DRAPERIES 9 Susan Petersen was also chosen to be the secretary-historia- n. , CUSTOM MADE 257-5S1- h ns Saturday about 3:47 p.m. Trooper Larry Forsgren investigated an accident on SR 83 near Little Mountain, A car driven by Eddie 20, Salt Lake City, rounded a curve too fast goand roling into a side-sliling once. Kosoie and a passenger were treated and re leased at Cooley hospital in Brigham City. Investigated LedahHunsa-ke- r, Honeyville: W'orking under him will be Marlon Anderson who will serve as vice president Bryan Buchanan was appointed the president of the National Forsenics League at the high school. The tournament director for next year will be Shellee Carma Stenquist Stokes. will serve as novice representative and Cindy Scott was selected to be the banquet chairman. The debate team is under the direction of Mr. Burr Daloff. 100-fe- j over-correct- ed Graduates eight-inc- The debate team at Bear River high school will be under the supervision of Mark Turley next year. Mark was recently appointed president of this organization. ch Local Students On Sherry Flint with east side. Debate Teem President Set Fridal said. Fridal has also been handling his own real e state work. He will build the first three houses as models and offer the remaining 10,000 square foot (R-1- 0) lots to private investors and custom designs. One new home on the property is already sold, Fridal said, and two -- others are under construction. Fridal Heights will boast dry basements, underground sewer lines and six-inwater lines connected to city services, Fridal said. et All lots will have of frontage, he added. The new tract, according to Fridal, is not the result of a housing shortage but merely an attempt to keep up with the current demand. 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