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Show - Umc wo Cost Fifteen Cent Tooele, Utah, Friday, November 12, 1976 Number Twenty Four Residents Urged To Attend Blood Bank Carr Fork Helps Paint Bright Local Economic Picture Ik Uiiort Smet Tkh mrtkt h t erie flnt tf m three-par- that mill lake a rlnu-- r look Am mnmAm t'mrr fork Ml Canvon. A proportional chunk of that amount will also go to Tooele County. THAT FACT pnJwldv inter-est- s per county commissioners, but Cmmmty mmmmmillrt, otermll many local people have their m mlm-r- r proper! ptnmu, and hj e eye on a different kind of indi'Am muter," vidual lienrfit that has recently The Fork Cojijiff min?, Item disapirariiig as fast as the Mime, k'l Inpmemee om Too-ti-e tin tamtiml ly rtmitivn in New York City, smA pUiuird for gold reserve, join. I'ndergrumid miners, mill the lienrfit of Tooele County, on. surface equipment opPwly pnjniUtixl xtrrtih of erators, secretaries and clerical on the other ride of the conpersonnel will make up the tinent, work force projected for Aiucondi wax looking for ore, 1179, when production is scheda kind of ore that would lie disuled to begin full lilt. tilled into copper. Imt that ore Naturally, Tooele County remay jmt qx-l-l gidd" for Tooele, sidents with the qualifications the community a Salt lake linkfair shot at those jolts er rrsmllv tailed tlie sleeping base a and, the way things look even giant." the inexierienced could find the ANYTIME someone plunges income they've lieen looking for at the Ixittom of a mine shaft. 131) million (of protected, WERE GETONC into a inflated dollar) into a project, g more than some of that gilld dost very active underground Anderson has to mil off, gilding local indiprogram, viduals and services. points oed, and by going that Take comity government for route a large percentage of those trained will lie from Tooele Couexample. It's share of the project's in 141,000 tascs nty. property an sainted to some 126,000 this Even those Carr Fork emyear according to Carr Fork Proployees that aren't local natives ject Manager Jack Anderson. add to a pleasant economic picWe would expect that, by the ture. Only two of a management time we're in production, well group of 30 haven't made the lie paying some one and one-ha- lf move into Tooele, and there will lie more, adding their Incomes to million dollars just for propAnderson explains the local marketplace of consumerty taxes, in one of the modest offices set er goods and services. The additional money they up in an old International Smelter Imildmg in the mouth of Pine' inject into the community will op-er- a! W 800-petso- n IWi miner-trainin- The Red Crow Mood bank will lie in the courthouse auditorium in Tooele from 3 to 7.30 pm. Wednesday, Nov. 17 according to local bloud chairwoman. Maty Rae llarmcm. 1 encourage evervone lietwcen 18 and 85 even 17 with parental consent to donate wood, urged Mrs. Harmon. Get in the Christmas spirit early this year. Can you think of a more precious pft? Blood saves lives." A NURSERY will be provided for the younger children, and transportation may also be provided for potential donors. Those interested in this service should write the word transport at tou" by their name if entered on one of the committment lists already have a multiplying effect as it moves through the hands of merchants, Iwnkert, and various service oriented establishments. ALREADY, 78 percent of the project's total wora force Is living in Tooele County, and half of them are original residents. For each primary job, four or five ate created in cither areas scab as trucking, supply, manufacturing, etc," Anderson says. Some of those supply jolts will definalely fall into the county. If some local people advocating growth had their way, light manufacturing could also find a perfect resting place near Tooele. And, according to Anderson, a couple of good welders and fabrication shops could find an opportunity for business resulting from the growing mine pro- - circulated or telephoning 882-6685- ject. IN' THIS case, waiting around for full production in 1979 may nut lie too difficult either. Right now, over 200 people are already employed in contract work related to the site, and that number will dcfinatcly go up when construction begins on the new con- centrator. When the permanent 800 employee level reaches a stable state five years from now, 16 million in wages and operating costs will lie spent yearly by Anaconda. They say they're looking for copper, but locals anxious to see growth and economic development in Tooele County can only see a gold mine up Pine Canyon. "c'ir.cdI Employe Meeting C. B. Paullin urged members of the Federal Federation of Retired Employees to meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in the senior citizens center. . Paullin, President of the local chapter, said officers will lie elected at the Thursday meeting. He said the federation is anxious to promote the causes of Tooele senior citizens, offering social opportunities as well as help with other problems unique to the retired. March of Dimes Tooele Volunteers Prep For Campaign Tooele County March of Dimes volunteer campaign directors Vivian Ness and Barbara reCibson attended a three-da- y gional meeting in Salt Lake recently. MARCH OF Dimes volunteers from six states gathered at the meeting to renew their commitment to the volunteer health agencys mission of protecting the unborn and newborn. Our main focus is to strengthen March of Dimes research and medical programs aimed at improving maternal and newborn health care, explains Mrs. Ness. In addition to continuing existing public health education projects, we will also be expanding our service to meet health needs of the community. MARCH OF Dimes funds. National. March of Dimes poster child Robbie Zastavny of Morrestown, N.J., greets volunteers Barbara Gibson, left, and Vivian Ness, at regional meeting held in Salt Lake City. Special Family Program To Be Aired November 23 television producA special tion, The Family . . . and other living things, will lie broadcast over KSL, channel 5 and numerous other stations across the nation in conjunction with National Family Week. A PART of Thanksgiving week activities, the film is produced for the Church of Jesus Christ Saints (the Morof Latter-da- y Productions. r mons) by Some of televisions brightest talents will join in drama, humor, pathos, and music to show the family as it too often is, but more importantly, how it could be, said a recent release. Those stars include: Bill Bixby, of The Courtship The and of Eddie's Father is host of Magician series. He the PBS series, Once Upon A with Classic, and was PBS speof the Andrews Julie cial, The Puzzle Children." GARY probably Burghoff, better known as Radar on the MASH series. Ruth Buzzi, comic star of the series, and guest Laugh-I- n inperformer on other shows, Oscluding Donny and Marie monds weekly show. Bill Daily, who portrays Ho Jer-Je- co-ho- ward Borden, airline navigator and neighbor on The Bob New-haShow, comedy series. ELINOR Donahue, with Robert Young in the longFather time favorite series, Knows Best, frequent performOdd Couple, and er in the guest on the SWAT series. The Lennon Sisters, Kathy, Diane, Peggy and Janet, who gained their fame as vocalists with Lawrence Welk. The Osmond Brothers, Alan, Wayne, Merrill, Jay and Donny, one of the worlds most popular performing and recording groups part of a remarkable family themselves. DONNY AND Marie Osmond stars of their own weekly series on ABC-TJimmy Osmond, the youngest of the Osmonds, a developing star in his own right. Also starring in The Family are Yvonne Wilder, Brad Savage, Melissa Sue Anderson and Ron-n- y Graham. EXECUTIVE producer is Jerry McPhie, executive vice president in charge of all television production for Sid and Marty Kroft. Enterprises. Among his many assignments, he is executive rt co-st- ar producer of the popular ny and Marie show. Don- He has been involved with more than 200 television shows, Palace', including Hollywood Lily Tomlin, the Tony Orlando and Dawn show, Glen Campbell Good Time Hour and others. Producer-directo- r Robert is Scheerer, winner of the Emmy Award as Best Director for his work with the Danny Kaye Show for which he was producer-directfor four years. He also has produced and directed the Andy Williams series, Barbra Streisands A Happening in Central Park, and Peggy Flemings first television special with Richard Harris; He has also directed specials featuring Shirley MacLaine, Fred Astaire and Perry Como. Two-tim- e Emmy Award-winnin- g Rod Warren supervised preparation of the script. He received Emmy awards for his work on the Lily Tomlin Show in 1976 and 1974. He now is writing for the Donny and Marie Show and also has written for Mac Davis, Tony Orlando and Dawn, the Smothers Brothers and Jim Stafford. writer-produc- 882-55- . or Each time you donate blood you cam a credit for yourself which then is available for your me. Abo, if you wish, any of your credits can be transferred to a loved one in any area accessible to the Red Croix," said Chairwoman Bette Chapter Reese. raised primarily during the January campaign, support research and programs of and genetic medicine throughout the country. All are directed at prevention of birth defects and any life threatening problems among the newborn. Our volunteer efforts complement the strides that scientists, physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals are making to improve the outcome of pregnancy, explained Mrs. Cibson. pre-nat- TAD Receives New Personnel Those wishing to call in their commitment in order to make an Authorization. No RIF In Sight Colonel James F. McCluskey, Tooele Army Depot Commander announced today that the depot has receded its new personnel for Fiscal Year authorization 1977. The new authorized strength ceiling of 3,807 is 95 spaces less than the 3902 spaces that were authorized for Fiscal Year 1978. (The depot's Fiscal Year begins Oct. 1 and ends Sept. 30). This authorization is for Tooele Army Depot only. Separate personnel authorizations were made for Pueblo Depot Activity, Fort Wingate, Navajo and Umatilla. Though our civilian authorization has been adjusted from 3,902 to 3,807 personnel there will be no Reduction in Force,' Colonel McCluskey stated. For the past ten months the depot has been authorized to hire personnel in only a few functional areas to include security guards, the new Chemical Agent Munitions Disposal System Directorate and helpers in the Maintenance Directorate. As a result our actual civilian strength as of October 31 was 3,608 therefore we are 199 personnel under our authori zation and we are actually now in a hiring position, Colonel The four depot activities which are under the command of Tooele McCluskey continued. Army Depot were also only afThe adjustment in spaces, fected slightly by the authorization. Pueblo Depot Activity throughout the depot, includes Maintenance, Supply and Rase is still scheduled to be phased Operations. While the niimlwr down to 860 personnel by the of personnel assigned to these opend of the current fiscal year erations as of October 31 was from their present strength of 1,498. The other three activities. .less than the new authorizations some spaces that were adjusted Fort Wingate, Navajo and Umaare presently filled which could tilla were virtually unaffected. necessitate a realignment with certain depot functions affectMy sister married a man in ing a minority of the work force. the fire department, a youth told a friend, who inquired, VolunHowever any possible realignment is at least several months teer?" The youth replied, "Nope. Pa made him. in the future. P St. Marguerites Schedules Spaghetti Dinner St. Marguerites Knights, of Columbus will sponsor an Old Italian Spaghetti DinWorld ner November 14. Dinner will be served from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at St. Marguerites Parish Center. 3 per adult, $2 per child. Tickets are available from members of the Knights of Columbus or call 882-456- Carnival Opening At Tooele High 9 The Tooele High School Theater Department announced Wednesday the three-da- y nin of their Fall musical Carnival. The production will be presented at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium November 18, 19 and 20 according to high school theater director Carol LaForge. THE PLAY is a story about a once great carnival in its decline and the hope and happiMiss ness a young girl brings to its members, LaForge said. The show, featuring one of the largest casts ever at Tooele High School, features many tunes. 1 for stuAdmission will be $2 for adults, dents and 75 cents for children. HICII SCHOOL officials said there will also be a real carnival in the Auditorium foyer including games, food, shows and other attractions. The carnival will begin November 11 and run through November 20 excluding Saturdays and Sundays. light-heart- First North Buildings Go Down Make Way For New Bank Branch We hate to have some people give us advice when we know how badly they need it themselves. Return Demolition work began Wednesday on the comer of First North and Main to prepare the way for a new Tooele branch of the Walker Bank and Tmst Company. WALKER BANK property manager Herbert Wilcox said construction wilt begin soon on the 3000 square-foo- t building planned for the comer that was occupied by Als Cafe for many years. According to Wilcox, the new branch will probably mean more jobs for local workers. IM SURE the bank will be hiring tellers and clerical personnel from the Tooele area, he said. The new bank, to be built at a planned cost of nearly $300,000 will push not only Als Cafe, but a vacant, brick office building and two vacated homes facing East First North off the corner. WALKER Planning Division staff member Lynn R. Williams explained Tooele appears to be a promising area for the banking firm. First, we already have many customers and depositors m that area, he said. SECOND, the ratio is quite high compared to the state as a whole. Williams said the company was encouraged by the fact that Tooele has had a downtown beautification program that shows concern about making the city a nicer place to live and work appointment to participate in the blood bank should call the previously mentioned numbers. . Queries Doctors Ask Tooele physicians, members of the Family Practice Group, Wednesday expressed concern that health survey forms necessary for the groups application for a health grant have not been returned. Dr. David Carr said only a fraction of the questionnaires asking various questions about personal health had been returned by Tooele residents who were chosen at random to fill out the forms. THE INFORMATION on the questionnaires must be sent into the Johnson Foundation in order for Tooele county health services to receive a funding grant that could provide a significant in local health improvement care, according to Dr. Garr. There has been more interest shown by federal and private in the developorganizations ment of rural health care systems that utilize a approach, Dr. Garr explained. WE HOPE that those who have received questionnaires and either forgot or decided ndt to bother will help us by send-- j ing in the information, the doc-tor said. He stressed the reports need not be signed or identified in any way and that all personal health information is held confidential. family-centere- i Allen Peterson begins the demolition job on Als Cafe on the comer of 1st North and Main. Three other buildings will also be cleared from the site to make way for a new Walker Bank branch. t t. d i , |
