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Show Board Candidates Air Their Views A need to pay teachers based on their ability, a call for discipline and goals to improve the quality of education in Utah schools were outlined at Garland Thursday night by local and state school boards candidates. The occasion for their remarks was a public meeting called by the Brigham City League of Women Voters and cosponsored by the North and South Box Elder PTA councils. Conducted at Bear River Junior High school, the session provided the aspirants an opportunity to air their views and to answer questions from the audience. Candidates for office were introduced by Warren Hansen, president of the Box Elder Board of Education, who acted as moderator for the evening. The candidates in appeared alphabetical order as they presented their views on education and school policy, with local incumbent board member Deloris Stokes unable to attend. Don Berchtold, running from Precinct No. 3, expressed the attitude that schools must set limits and make schools the stepping stone to living under the laws of the land. He added that the steps in obeying rules should be first to counsel, then to restrict, and finally to enforce. Varsel Chlarson, also a candidate for the Precinct 3 seat, voiced his opinion that teachers should be paid a fair wage according to their capabilities with a need to study the effectiveness of teachers on an individual basis. Candidate Ralph Carter of Precinct 1, expressed concern for broadening the tax base that is the source of revenue for schools. He also urged that teacher evaluation be undertaken in order that good teachers be paid for their excellence and poor teachers replaced in the classroom. State board of education candidate Guy Cardon of Logan presented four areas of interest beginning with public interest, and urging that schools maintain their financial support even if enrollment drops. He stated that each child should receive a full education for his own abilities rather than having schools sift children on the basis of academic abilities, closing with the idea of each familys personal responsibility to send children to school as open individuals. Dr. John Owen, contender with Cardon for the state board position, presented a four-poiplan of action that he hopes to see carried out in Utah schools. He urged that a study be made of the organization and size of local school districts, that the drug problem to studied to curb use, that children be taught aesthetics and cultural appreciation, and finally that addition sources of school funding must be sought and used. A question and answer period followed the formal speeches of the candidates, with such topics as vocational education, community schools, family life education, and school discipline discussed by the candidates. Biographical information on the candidates, along with other material on school board functions, was distributed during the evening by Cadette Girl Scouts Ann Ruggles, Astrid Stolp, Raelynn Christensen and BOX Vocation Classes Set Here ELDER NEWS, Brigham 3 City, Utah Sunday, October 4, 1 970 - - - v .. , Several vocational classes to get underway during the week of Oct. 5 at Box Elder High school, according to Sam Gordon, are slated director of vocational education, Box Elder County School district. There will be an adult driver education class start on Thursday, Oct. 8, in Room 166, at 7 p.m. In the business area, an office machines class will begin Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 5:30 p.m. Also a type and shorthand class is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 7 p.m. The director is asking those interested in auto mechanics, electrronics, plastics, woodwork and crafts to meet Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 8 p.m. in the crafts shop. in Also those interested English and reading will meet Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 7 p.m. in Room 152. A basic math class will also begin Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Room 152. These units are some of JEEP PATROL UNITS those which this past weekend participated in the Box Elder Sheriffs Jeep patrols annual trip into the west county area. Note vastness of the surrounding region. Diane Coleman. Opening flag ceremony for the occasion was presented by Eagles Scouts Rodney and Chad Merrell, Randy Holmgren, John Fronk and Gary Simmons concluding the ceremony with a vocal rendition of the pledge of allegiance by Rodney Merrell. Following the meeting the candidates talked informally with those present as cider and doughnuts were served courtesy of the two PTA Councils. Brigham Roller Rips Fish Open Market Jeep Patrol Makes Annual Trip West steam roller owned by a Brigham city contractor ripped open a fish market in Ogden Friday morning and The Box Elder County Hogup mountain, paying a caused considerable damage. Sheriffs Jeep patrol last week visit to the Indian caves in the The roller, driven by Robin took its annual tour into the area and' also traveling Lee Hansen, 19, 945 Sunset, remote reaches of the west New around Foundland was westbound on 23rd Street county area. mountain. when the braking system Some 18 vehicles and 42 Sheriff Warren Hyde was failed. persons made the trip which as usual and gave acalong According to witnesses, began Friday afternoon and 1; Donald Valentine, 1; Lynn Richards, counts of past activities in the Hansen jumped off the vehicle concluded when the travelers (Continued From Page One) 1; Mike Christensen, 3; Steven Fish, 1. vicinity, relating some of the just before it hit the fish returned Sunday afternoon. 3; Biad Freeze, 1; Jeff Freeze, 1. remote area's lore. market, but not after trying to Ronald Glenn, 4; John Special Awards Troop 106 The yearly trip is intended The Jeep patrol is a the under machine were for the mile swim bring Parson, 5; Kirk Smith, 3; Larry to acquaint patrol members Special awards volunteer search and rescue control. given to the following: Mangum, 3; Steven Knudsen, 5; Joe with the sparsely populated group which is called on The roller, owned by the west. Bob Packer, Kim Broby; Benson, 4; Paul Larsen, 2; David Welch, Troop 101 missions to virtually all parts Parson Ready Mix Co., struck 3; Steven Kotter, 1; Carl Puckett, 2. Roger Richards, Steven, Troop 211 The group made camp on of the county. of owned side the a panel truck Dean Hailing, 4; Brent Troop 111 Johnny Crossman. by the Globe Fish Co., at 429 Scout Life Guard badges were awarded Wyatt, 3; John Bigler, 3; Danny Mar23rd St., and took out a to Tom Stoddard and Scott Clements of shall, 2; Kevin Forsgren, 2; Reed Nelson, 2; Brian Jensen, 1. parking meter before slamTroop 101. Bob Packer of the same troop Palm was a Bronze 209 awarded Robert ming into the northeast end of Eagle Miller, 4; Randy Troop the building. badge. Schiffman, 2; Mickey Waters, 1; Ted Hansens foot was injured Eric Allred from Troop 209 was Payne, 1; Dale Walker, 1; Barnett he jumped from the when his a award Scoutmaster Michael Eric 4; 3; by presented Miller, Hopkins, roller. He was taken to St. scoutmaster, Nicholas Welch, for outAllred, 4; Alan Dixon, 3. Democratic candidates Benedicts Robert Richards, 7; Fred hospital for standing attendance and activity. Troop 211 will be on hand Tuesday, treatment. No one in the fish Brian Gingerich and Tom Stoddard Burr, 4; Calvin Cheney, 4; Val Johnston, be offered in Oct. will A course 6, for the ribbon was market 101 were from Troop injured. awarded Eagle 5; Don Secrist, 9; Brian Walker, 4; Ricky and creative painting drawing to the roller was cutting of the new DemDamage badges in an impressive ceremony Ellis, 3; Dale Richards, 2; Danny Ellis, ocratic Campaign headtaught by Linda Flannery, $1,500 conducted by J. Oleen Palmer. 2; Johnny Crossman, 2; Randy Waters, Box Elder Junior High school at 68 South quarters art teacher. Main. The course will run for ten Candidates for Congweeks, two hours each ress, K. Gunn McKay Thursday, beginning Oct. 22. Gt2G will join local candidates However, if another evening is at for the ceremony to establish The proposal a basis, maybe, but not for 6 p.m. arrangements can be made. one county," he stated. rehabilitation center in conjunction with The basic aspects of of A representative a new county jail did not originate with wil be covered so drawing Sen. Frank E. Moss will Brigham City officials. that well designed comalso be at the opening. Mayor Olof Zundel expressed this point positions can be prepared for The public is invited emphatically Thursday night after future painting. hinting that rumors to this effect are Steve Kimber, 153 South Second West, to attend and refreshmethods of oil painting, The circulating in the county. complained to police Thursday that ments will be served, a watercolor, and acrylics will He declared that such a plan originated someone took a stereo from his car the be taught according to perparty spokesman said. at the county government level. night before. sonal preference, so that at In the past, Mayor Zundel has least two finished paintings questioned the wisdom of planning such a will be completed at the end of Third West Thursday night. basis and he Mac Edwards, 12, son of Mr. facility on a single-count- y the session. expressed this reservation again Methods of matting and and Mrs. Frank K. Edwards, Thursday. Eighth West, was framing the finished work will 616 South from Until they come up with more than the hospital released be briefly covered. also Ive seen, Im not in favor of a information Friday afternoon. further For rehabilitation center in this county; on a According to Sgt. J M. those interested are asked to call Ted Hougaard or Joe Herbert, the youth was Olson at Box Elder Junior westbound on Second South when his bike and a car driven High school. by Joyce D. Seare, 38, 121 South Second East, collided. Sgt. Herbert said the youth was riding on the wrong side of the street against traffic. The accident happened just as the northbound Seare auto started into the intersection. A Brigham City youth spent Investigation of the accident AGRICULTURE one night in Cooley Memorial was continuing Fridav. achospital suffering from leg cording to Sergeant Herbert. 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