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Show f 1 BOX Collector Street Projects (Continued From Page One) approximately 12 feet on each side. Property owners should install curb and guttar and the entire roadway should be overlaid at an estimated cost of $10,500 from collector road funds and $3,500 from property owners. First South to Forest, no construction required. Forest to First North, salvage the existing culvert over Box Elder creek and' lengthen the new culvert so the roadway may be widened on the east side; estimated cost is $13,300. First North to Sixth North, rebuild entire roadway at an estimated cost of $63,600 with no participation by property owners required. Main street to Fifth West on Sixth North; if it proves necessary to remove existing concrete pavement (subject to field surveys) the street improvement will cost an estimated $45,700 from collector road funds. Property owners should install r curb, gutter and water and sewer laterals at an estimated cost to them of $10,600. Forest Street Will Call Bids Again A motion passed unanimously to call bids once again for salavage rights on the old Horsley seed mill downtown, a structure now owned by the city and which for receiving bids will be 8 p.m. Mayor Zundel who for three years has served as president of Golden Spike Empire, Inc., reviewed action of the board in rejecting support for any Utah effort seeking the 1976 winter Olympic games. He also informed the council that he area plans to leave the of to the due city press post president business next year. Councilman Byron Armstrong Mayor Zundel who congratulated spearheaded organization of Golden Spike Empire for the great success the Empire has experienced. Echoing Armstrongs remarks, Councilman A1 Cazier said, Its the first time Ive seen the counties joining qnd working together as cooperatively as they have. four-coun- ty t' for a weeks stay. Mrs. Anita Burt, city beautifucation chairman, said this presents an opportunity to clean up every junk auto in town. fi The crusher will be located at Parsons Auto Salvage, 1695 West Forest. Owners are invited to deliver their cars there. Operator Bruce Parsons reportedly will be too busy to pick them all up but will help those persons who cant move their own vehicles, Mrs. Burt explained. The machine can crush one car every four minutes, she noted. Gets Prison Term 2 (fee? fl Clemente Vela Sanchez, been sentenced to serve has years in the 26, Corinne, Ask Your f ipr 7 ,S" Y ! ; Pharmacist! QUESTION: Are vitamins drugs and, if they are, isnt it possible that they could be harmful if too many of them are taken? ANSWER: Vitamins are drugs; and, even though your vitamin purchases do not require your doctors prescription, it can still be possible that a too heavy dosage can be'harmful. For example, vitamin A, so necessary to good health, is one which can be taken too heavily. The toxic signs in this case are yellow palms and skin areas, loss of appetite and a general lowering of normal energy. But, only massive overdosages of this vitamin normally cause these conditions. The obvious 'cure' is to cut down on this vitamins intake. Vitamin A, of course, also has been used (under medical care) to treat acne. In any case, if you do have reason to feel concerned, please do consult your doctor. MALMROSE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS 5 Forest 102 E. 3 Drivers Sentenced In BC Court Three drivers have been sentenced in Brigham City court on citations for drunk driving. They were: Earl Leroy Jorgensen, 36, Honeyville, who was fined $200 and sentenced to 30 days in jail. He was placed on six months probation. Winnie Valentine Young, 64, 462 South Third West, $150 fine and 30 days with six months probation. Alejandro Esquivell, Jr., 21, Perry, $90 and 30 days with the days suspended. He also was fined $10 for no drivers license. In other recent court action, Stephen Gardner, no age or address listed, was sentenced to six months for petit larceny. He r on placed probation. Ruben Morneo Carmona, 20, no address listed, was fined $25 and sentenced to 10 days for public intoxication. He was placed on probation for six months. was one-yea- li Mai) Our Service is to show you her gift wishes, NOT-teyou what to give. Free Gift wrapping and Delivery to the Brides ll PALMER JEWELRY 723-826- 5 Local Accident Results in Brigham City woman was treated by a local physician crash just north after a rear-enof the Forest and First West intersection Friday afternoon. Police City Brigham Patrolman David Evans said the accident happened at 1:45 p.m. when a car driven by Kayleen Sackett Vavricka, 1008 Orchard, attempted to turn into an alley way. Her vehicle was struck in the rear by a sedan driven by a Brigham City youth. Patrolman Evans said both cars were northbound when Mrs. Vavricka stopped her car to wait for another vehicle coming out the of the alleyway. Mrs. Vavricka was taken to a local physician by a Utah Highway Patrol car. Damage to her car was $200 and loss to the other auto was A real eye-open- er d . $750. Officer Evans cited the youth for following too closely and driving without a license. to electric heat Today, people are skeptical. Just because we say electric heat is clean, does that make it so? Not for the skeptic. So we invite you to talk to your neighbors who enjoy an electrically heated home or apartment. There are now approximately 10,000 homes and apartments in our area heated electrically. Maybe theyll tell you they havent painted their walla in years because electric heat is so clean. Maybe theyll tell you they havent cleaned their drapes in tut 4 years because electric heat is so clean. Whatever they tell you, you can believe that they believe it. And we think the good comments will so outnumber the bad you'll call us back for a free estimate. (Just phone the Power Company office nearest you. No obligation). Utah State prison for burglarizing a Corinne service station Sept. 4. Sanchez heard the sentence pronounced in First District court Monday. The clean life! Youll like it. Questions By You And Your Friends Answers from Ray Malmrose VALORIE SKINNER electric heat. GEEQE0 Lovely "WetMing Soon to be Mrs. Lynn Stokes Open House Nov. 25, 1972 2nd Ward Cultural Hall Try GEQD Horseshoe pitching goes as far back as Roman times. This radiant Bride has selected gifts on our convenient Bridal Registery are these officers of the A entire semester. The range which also includes a carport adequate for at least six vehicles, was financed in large measure by $18,000 received through the Utah Highway Safety Program office. Box Elder School district supplied an additional $6,000 to pay for the project. We can handle more students at lower costs and improve the program, Supt. J.C. Haws has stated. Principal Carroll C. Nichols has indicated hed like to use the range also for motor bike instruction. . Best Wishes for $950 Damage Got Old Junker? Disposal Offered Monday Brigham City residents who have old junk cars littering their lots will have an opportunity to dispose of them when a crusher comes to town Monday, Nov. 20, Members of the local include Chris delegation Valcarce, president; Julie Freeman, vice president; Discussing the agenda for a western regional leadership conBox Elder High school DECA club. From Julie John Aoki, Burnett, Freeman, Bart Penrod, and Chris Valcarce. left, Kathy It was decided to open bids on the new city hall at 8:05 p.m. Dec. 7. The deadline Kathy Burnett, treasurer; John Aoki, reporter, and Bart Penrod, parlimentarian. They are being accompanied by advisor Reggie Petersen. Included on the conference agenda are workshops, tours and special banquets. 18-2- ATTEND CONFAB ference in Denver Driver Training Range (Continued From Page One) program. A pickup truck is due soon from Andersens to give students experience with a stick shift and provide a means of hauling the variety of signs, cones and other markers used on the range and stored in the lower level of the control tower. While each student will spend six hours on the range, driving about twice every three weeks, each will also have another three hours regular road motoring with dual control. Theyre involved in class work for an Officers of the Box Elder High school DECA club (Distributive Education Clubs of America) left Friday for a western regional leadership conference in Denver, Colo. The confab is scheduled Nov. A bids. 5 Attend Denver Confab ches the entire length. The roadway should be constructed with two paved shoulders on each side. lanes with six-foThe estimated cost is $129,700 from collector road funds and none from property owners. Hansen said the second priority should go to Sixth East between Forest and First North, then between Second and First South. He recommended third and fourth priority for Sixth East between First North and Sixth North and lower Sixth North. The last priority should be given to west Forest street, he wrote. will be torn down in the near future. An earlier advertisement produced no NEWS, Brigham City, Utah Sunday, November 19, 1972 DECA Club Officers Forest street between Eighth West and county road, nrovide adeauate width by piping storm water and drainage dit- City Council Decision (Continued From Page One) previously the council voted to give seven surplus radios to the Box Elder Sheriff's Jeep Patrol if the county would foot $500 of the cost. The patrol now is using the radios but the city hasnt received its money. The mayor said he was made aware of the situation by City Recorder Tolman Burke. Council members voted to contact Commander Dale Baron and ask him how the search and rescue group gained radio units. possession of the two-wa- y Councilman Wayne Jensen said he wanted copies of the letter sent to the county commission and the sheriff. ELDER Utah Power&ugh.co Electricity-Ke- y to Quality Environment litl um hoa fin. ii , l i |