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Show THE By Gov. Matheson vt&r To Stfotfe (aifleir r er 01-se- terms. two Holmgren, who will serve for a four-yeterm, will represent District I consisting of Box Elder, Cache and Rich counties. The board appointment is one of the more sought after state positions. Ovtf the years, the Board of Water Resources has dispensed several million dollars to communities, irrigation companies and other units for water development. Locally, at least four water projects are under way, financed partially by (essentially Board of Water Resources loans. The board also has the power to make appointments for the state to the Bear River Compact and the Colorado River commission. It administers a revolving construction fund from which money is advanced to water companies for projects too large for local financing and too small 1. J I - 3 I 'V also came under its appointed to the Board of Water Resources by Gov. Scott Matheson and confirmed by the State Senate. John Holmgren, II, was recently named to the board which oversees the operation of the Division of Water Resources. The board is charged with the responsibility of developing the policy for water development in the State of n Utah. Holmgren replaces Marion of Cache County who served for eight-memb- Z V a 7, 1977 ; Page 3 dS& MM ioiirdl Bear River City man has been A July TIMES, LEADER-GARLAN- ig-- ar st John Holmgren for efficient construction under the Bureau of Reclamation. It also administers a revolving fund for loans to cities and has purchased bonds from 27 cities totaling approximately $3.8 million. State cloud-see- d ing operations wing. "I feel good about it," Holmgren said of the appointment. "I hope I can really represent District I." Holmgren will attend his first board meeting July 8 in Salt Lake City. The new appointment will send him traveling to the rural areas of the state as well, since the board meets throughout the state. Holmgren has been active in public service for many years. He served as a member of the Bear River town board for eight years, and recently completed a stint as chairman of a committee to enact zoning and subdivision ordinances for the town. He served as a county commissioner for two years, overseeing construction of the new jail complex. He is a former member of the Bear River Valley Hospital board, County Nursing Home Board and former president and vice president of the South Box Elder County Farm Bureau." In 1974 he was nominated for the Utah Association of Counties outstanding county official of the year. He is presently serving on the county law enforcement merit board and is a member of the Vocational Education Advisory Council in the Box Elder School District. He is one of four Republicans who on the board along with four sit VJMlW rr-- P"3 In C 0 . (I to d SURVEYING THE damage done to one of nine trees destroyed by vandals at r) Cindy Riser, Jenna Kae Bown, and Karen Grover. The three helped plant the Vandals Destroy Ash Vandals,--apparentl- y decided to take their frustrations out on a row of young trees at Bear River High School over the weekend. , EST Jrs&i r p, J the high school recently are trees as a class project. Rozoning Hoaring Is Slatod Principal Darwin Woodbury said nine blue ash trees were broken some time Sunday night. The trees are planted between the sidewalk and the street in front of the school. The vandals destroyed nine of the thirty-eig- ht trees. Horticulturist William Merrell, whose students planted the trees two years ago, valued them at $10 each. The high school at one time used to be lined with a row of trees which were "the beauty spot of the whole valley," Commissioners, Pilots To Meet County commissioners will meet with some area pilots in order to designate which public roads they will be allowed to land on in the future. A new law passed by the Utah legislature gives county commissions the right to designate on which roads pilots can land. Commission Chairman, Don Chase, said the commissioners would draw on the knowledge of people in the business,"people like Wayne Larsen of Tremonton, a commercial sprayer, -,to make their decision. Chase said the county will designate enough roads so that necessary services are accommodated as much as possible. The commissioner said the action would be taken in "the very near future." The law took effect May 9 but as of last week, no permits had been issued by the Utah Transportation Commiss-- . ion to any one. The Transportation Commission recently established safety rules and procedures to implement the law. The law basically requires pilots who have "a special need" to land on public roads to obtain a license. i Applicants must also meet other requirements, including proof of adequate insurance and proficiency- in landing an aircraft on a road. The law also requires that ground personnel block the roadduring the time the airplane is landing or taking off. "The aircraft will only be allowed to use lightly traveled roads," a DOT newsletter said. No state highways will be used except in cases of emergency. The new law was prompted in part by difficulties experienced in Box Elder County where Art Brothers, owner of Silver Beehive Telephone, was arrested for landing his plane on local highways in the western part of the county. The case against Brothers was dismissed. In other action Tuesday, Commissioners were approached by Ray Coleman of Willard. Coleman asked the commission what he will have to do to make a mobile home park he operates conform to the county's mobile home park ordinance. A judge recently upheld a restrain- ci ing order sought by the county against Coleman for violation of its ordinance.' The judge ruled that a temporary ordinance in effect a year and a half ago when the court was constructed, was valid at the time. It has since been replaced by another ordinance. Commissioner Chase said the commission wants to discuss the judge's ruling with its Planning Commission before acting. Woodbury One of planted by a national The Garland City Council will hold a public hearing July 19, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. in the city library for the purpose of rezoning the area south of Thirteenth South to Fourteenth South from (R-2- ) and (R-4- ) residential to (C-l- ) commercial. The primary purpose for the zone change is to allow for construction of a new bank, a branch bank of the Bank of Brigham City. . recalled. " the trees destroyed was a local civic club as part of program. In order to comply, Chase said the Planning Commission would have to issue a variance to its ordinance in Coleman's behalf. New Doctor (cont. from page one) In another action, the commission such as the completion of the hospital. He said the new Bear River Valley hospital was another determining factor in their decision. "The spirit of friendship and cooperation reflected by the hospital administration also helped make our decision to become Bear River Valley residents," he said. Dr. Williams is currently interviewing for personal and setting up his practice. Dr. Williams said that he feels it a privilege to live in the area and is looking forward to serving the health care needs of the area's residents, along with the other physicians. van, apGreeting the proximately 20 neighbors who helped unload the family's belongings and later served an evening meal. Dr. Williams said he has never seen people turn out as a community to help and serve others to this degree. When the Williams initially were searching for a community to practice medicine they, were impressed by the pride Tremont-onite- s take in their community, shown both by the appearances of their homes and yards and also by their ability to accomplish worthwhile needs in the community, received four bids for purchase and installation of a hoist at the county road sheds. The following bids were received: Wayne Equipment, $1,157 for hoist, $850 for installation; Service Station Supply; $1152 hoist, $610 installation; Hoj Eqt $1,537 hoist, $1,678 hoist 'alternate, $875 installation; Industrial Supply Co., $1,562 hoist, $1,687 hoist alternate, $750 installation. ul The county purchasing agent was given permission to inspect the bids and to select the most appropriate one. The hoist will allow the county to service its own vehicles at the road shed. goodcitl summertime savings! Now is the time for modern-da- service at y prices. 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