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Show THE LEADER-GARLAN- TIMES, May 27, M7, Page 7 D Bear liver Graduation Tonight I eont from - l3 page one Janet Lee Bjorkman, Blanthorn, Susan Laurie Borgstrom, Kathy Lee Borup, Florence Verneta Bourne, Wendy Heppler Bowcutt, Janie A. Bowen, Willis Falk, Paul Jay Rafaela Flores, Delwin Pamela Jean Charley, Kayla Christensen, Neil G. Christensen, Bruce Ronald Cole, Jim D. Coombs, Lori Coombs, Toni Cornwall, Ricky Val Crozier. O. Brian Richard Crump, Linda Ray Cullimore, Louise urley, Bradley D. COMPLETED-te- d Houggard Box Elder Education Assn. president, (at right) and School Board President Wallace Christensen, (second from right) put their signatures to the final negotiation document marking acceptance at both sides. Also shown are board members (1 to r) Deloris Stokes and Arnold Thompson. Hunsaker, Hunsaker, Hunsaker, Jr. Schedule cont. from page one allowing the association to determine the spread of the money. Christensen noted that the schedule has been reshuffled about four times in the last 13 years. Board member Ralph Carter brought the discussion to a close noting that the board's action to ratify dealt strictly with the negotiation package for this year. Under the new contract teachers who have summer dutias will receive 23 their base salary. Specified amounts, as recommended by a study committee, have been set up for "extended day" personnel such as coaches and marching group advisors. A head coach would get an additional $600 a year-- up from $550 last year. Beginning next year, extended day pay for a head coach will be based on seven percent of base salary. Other extended day teachers would get lesser percentages. Member Benson questioned why equal amounts of extended day pay are granted stage supervisors at the two high schools for "widely varying workloads..." In other elements of the negotiation package, it was agreed: -- to allow ten month employes and eleven month employes to accumulate 200 and 220 days sick leave respectively. Sick leave days had previously only been specified for nine and twelve month employees. -- allocated $2,500 to send district educators to conventions and workshops. ' They also approved per diem rates of $40 per day for overnight trips and $12 per day for single day trips. The per diem is paid from the $2,500 and the Association determines which teachers are eligible. -- modified the master negotiation agreement to note thai "if negotiations reach an impasse, the issue in dispute will be handled in a manner agreeable to both parties." The previous provision provided for mediaper-centj- of -- , pro-Jblem- ," think they deserve serious attention." do a second guest speaker, said a survey of the Box Elder, Rich and Cachacounty areas, by the state alcohol division showed youth to be among "some of the worst offenders" of drinking laws Dummer, who describes himself as a "recovering alcoholic" is a counselor with the Box Elder Alcohol Coun Glen Dummer, w seling Service. Alcohol abuse, he said, is increasing again among the youth because of the "scare" against drugs. Dummer praised Sheriff Redding for allowing alcoholics Anonymous meet-- . ings to be held in the county jail once a week. "We are getting contact with alcoholics better than we ever have in our lives," he said, but it is mainly adults. Dummer, who said it took him from high school to age fifty to become an alcoholic, said officers in his hometown of Brigham "thought they were doing me a favor" when they hauled him home to his wife after a drunk instead of to jail. He said alcoholics drink for two basic reasons. One, it alleviates "fear" and gives them false courage. Or, two, they lose control. "I either passed out or I ran out," he admitted. He said it took fellow drunks at an AAmeetingsto turn him around. "I had to Jr., Carol Johnson, D. Ririe, Christy school has been awarded an Academic Scholarship at Stevens Henager College, Ogden, valued at $600. Robert will pursue an Associate in Business Science Degree with a Major in Professional Accounting & Bus. Riser, Administration beginning fall quarter, 1976. "You don't drink up alcohol and not do some cheating to get it." $75,000 of recalled stumbling through his own house in a frenzy looking for a bottle of liquor he had hidden the day before. In a pathetically comical statement, h& remembered finding two other bottles he'd hidden before finding the one he was actually looking for. "I joined the Eagles lodge for the sole purpose of having a place where I could vicepresident; Rhea hide my drinking," Dummer Rhodes, secretary; Dr. Darwin Woodbury, second confessed. Alcoholism- -a disease afBurr Dalloff, teacher-representflicting nine million Ameri- cans-is- n't relegated only tovtive. Bear River, iunior the ranks of adults. ,New In a questiangand ans ,oKcerBi are: LaRaitt one mother Rhodes, president; ofci period, insHawKes, jumor high student cited problems with her son DeAnn Rudd, secretary, Dorothy Hurley, historian; drinking while in school. Marvin Olsen, teacher rep"I have seen several children at age 13 who are resentative; and Ford cronic alcoholics," he told Jeppesen, second . the audience. ! Tonya VanValkenburg, Debbie Veibell, Ronald Brent Wadsworth, Mary Kate Petersen Walker, Barbara Wamsley, Laura Michael Dee jiHPA Wearly. Mark Christensen Weese, t; John . The $200 scholarship was one of five awarded. It is based on scholastic record and student activities. Story" IT TAKES A RARE AND SPECIAL MOVIE to each week attract larger audiences than in each preceding week. "Mountain" is such a movie...here, and every where it is playing. When you see it.we think you'll agree with every wonderful word you've heard about it. I THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN" Slarrini MARILYN HASSETT M fill KinnwM and BEAU MIDGES D lutk tEUNDA I. MONTGOMERY NAN MARTIN DABNEY COLEMAN. Bill VINT 'WILLIAM BRYANT A HLMWAYSLARRY PEERCE PRODUCTION Scmnplay by DAVID SELTZER Bantd on the book "A LONC WAY UP" by E.G. VALENS MuMc by CHARLES FOX Directed by LARRY PEERCE Productd by EDWARD S. FELDM AN TECHNICOLOR ' A UNIVERSAL PICTURE I ; t.Wtl THEATRE GARLAND, UT Margo I Weidman, Metzie Cole Jay Wester-gar- Welling, 257-56-77 d, Janet Deloria ' Weidman, Wayne Scholarship 'THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN Turley. a- Got$ Canker's "M foment !1 Adrain Payne Tolman, Brent Tracy, Mark C. vice-presiden- t; Kelly Wcldrcn ary. He is a son of Mrs. Mildred Bergener with residence at Tremonton. i i Kelly Waldron A Utah Banker's Association Scholarship has been awarded to Kelly C. Waldron, son of Russell B. Waldron, 177 East 6th North, Tremonton. Wajdron is a finance major at Utah State University. He is a senior with a 3.6 out of 4.0 grade point average. He is a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity and Alpha Epsilon Delta Honor- a Robert Bergener, graduate of Bear River high urged parents and teenagers to use the services of the alcohol counsel locatRose. ' ed in the old Brigham City , Robert Micheal Roundy, office building near the Blaine Dee Rupp, Mary Alison Scoffield, LaDawn courthouse. Dummer also said a Scothern, Jolene. Scott, Kristie Scott, Kent B. Skinhour film entitled "Chalk Talk" on the ner, Claudia Jill Smith. Jeff Steven Smith, Sandra subject of alcoholism will be available during the week of Smith, Julie Ann Sorensen, June 7 for showing by Kathryn Sorenson, LuAna appointment. The two speakers were Marie Sorensen, Elvira Rose Soto, Janet M. Stokes, preceded by an installation ceremony presided over by Larry Delon Stokes, Shara Dawn Summers. Dorothy Boyce, vice president of the PTSA Council. Rose Supan, Melody New Bear River high Nancy Ann Taylor, Shellee school PTA officers are: Thomas, Dale G. Thompson, Suzanne Bowcutt, Darwin Hill Thompson, presKellee Lee Thompson, ident; Sharon Bardwell, reach the area of what I call my bottom." merchandise meeting held at the Hilton Hotel in Portland. Bessinger is a Tremonton native. He graduated from Bear River high and Utah State University. Prior to returning to Logan he and his wife Sheryl lived in Tacoma, Washington where , David served as a jet transport, pilot. Gc:n$ Scholarship Mary Patricia' Robbins, Leon Roche, Johnny Doylene Roderick, Gail Lar-se- n Rogers, Gregory Kevin He Dummer . sen. Russell J. Pierson, Val K. Potter, Kurt Jay Poulsen, Boyd Roger Pugmire, Wayne J. Pugsley, Elizabeth Lacek Rasmussen, Maxine C. Quinney, Lea Ann Reese, Kevin Christensen Reid. Timothy G. Rhodes, Jeffrey Dean Richards, Shari Rindlisbacher, Daniel Bruce Shanna Johnson, Sheree Josephson. Annie Julian. Joellyn Kidder, Jacquelyn Lee Kimber, Kathie Kay Kinney, Robert Drake Kirby, Jeff H. Kirby, Kyle . cont. from page one Redding said he has been approached by one beer distributor complaining that the confiscated kegs are costing him money. The sheriff cited accidents which have occured following beer parties as one reason not to look the other way and dismiss the parties as part of growing up. "We want to help them," Redding said. But he added also, "If they want to take the chance and do it they're going to have to take the chance of getting caught.'.' "Yes, we do have a he concluded. "I'm not trying to yell wolf, but I Ross W. Warren Leslie Clarence Hurd, Patti LaVon Jones, Ricky D. Jones, Bryan L. John, Benjamin F. Youth Bureau Modifies Ann Julie . Gerald Bruce Parkinson, Karen Perry, Melanie Sue Perry, Carl D. Petersen, Carolyn A. Petersen, Julie Petersen, Jesse Ray Peter- Susan Hyden, e, Johnson, BEEA Danny Ken Okada, Blaine Olsen, Brett Oyler, own- st returned from attending Nishiguchi, Peggy Jean Ogle, Coast-To-Coa- Wheatley, Jeffrey Williams, i May 26 thru Jat$ 2 SEE HOW YOUR INDEPNDEE3T. BANK IS INVOLVED! HOME-BUYER- M. f '7 llTjir1 S SAVINOS&AWK " iaSv) rnmTmmnTiipcSfcoinfC w - fL f-- - M flu REALTORS i LOCAL STORES AND BUS! rap". FACTORIES AND You spark a chain-reactio- n of progress when you save at Bear River State Bank. 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Home-owneIndependent RIVER STATE BANK is the key to keeping your money working HERE IN YOUR OWN COMMUNITY. d, in the Granite Spocial Notico Starting June 1st our drive-i- n windows at 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday .Just another way BRSB is serving you better. & will be open I ' 1 wik up to to until ti". das a year 7:30 esd 9:10 ' tion. Morrell noted the situation District last year when a mediator from Iowa was brought in. The tiev passage is designed to insure a local resolution of an impasse. -- agreed to allow elementary school staffs and principals o work out a program allowing teacher preparation lime, A system used at a Hnglinm school allows a teacher two Ihhiish week. It also provided for review of an.N plans Implemented. 'approved a policy thai employes who reach age (" b September will not be allowed to v. oil the following year but must retire. Agree'l thai employees who reach age (i2. 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