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Show D.0VJ M $1.1 on Don Glider The Utah State Road commission opened bids Tuesday on a three-mil- e stretch of state road 84, between Collinston and Riverside. James Reed, Sandy contractor, submitted the apparent low bid of $1,122,068.68 on the road construction project in Box Elder county. The highway engineer's estimate was Mental health workers cited Drauca Holmes, Nick Topik and Arabelle McDonald were of certificates presented from commendation the National Association for Mental Health by Conway Ashton, president of the Utah division, United America Mental Health,' at the annual meeting of the Box Elder chapter held recently at the center, community Brigham City. These certificates were given in recognition of services as volunteers in the fight against mental illness and the of mental advancement health", said Ashton. Mrs. Holmes served as president of the local chapter form 1966 to 1968 and as a board member prior to and after those years. During that time the chapter presented many programs and services for the citizens of Box Elder county and patients from the county at the state hospital. She was responsible for and participated in a variety show which was presented in March to raise funds for the programs in the county and 1972 state. Served Continuously Topik has served continuously on the local board of directors since 1964 and organized and conducted three fund drives for the association. For one of these he received special recognition from the national association since it was one of the most successful drives made that year in the country. It is as a result of this and similar efforts that Utah is one of four ' states in the nation which will have seven voting delegates at the national convention in Atlanta in recognition for financial support to the national efforts for the mentally ill, said Ashton. Topik had served as chairman of the education committee of the local board for the last three years and was responsible for starting several new programs. He was a member of the Utah division board of directors for three years. Joined In 1958 Mrs. McDonald first joined the local board of directors in 1958 and served on the education committee for south Box Elder county. She returned to the board after an absence of six years in 1966 when she was named education committee chairman. In 1969 she became secretary and was elected president of the local chapter in 1971. She has been a member of the recognition as volunteers New Board Members terms at the September 1972 boardmeetingwere approved by the membership. These were Carolle Bell, Dorothey Bloom, Carol Chesley, Willa Hurd, Edie Munro, Lorna Nelson, Juanalee Payne, Joan Skinner, and Tom Sneddon. Other new members voted in were Beth Henrie, from and (Continued From Page One) county residents last week calling for a study and soliciting funds to finance it. Id like some attorneys to interpret this for us, he stated. Accompanying Hanks and speaking for him was Allen Howe, Salt Lake City attorney, who said the issue resolved itself to whether this is a reasonable ordinance,, suggesting that its provisions agriculture exceed state authority. for Officers to serve during the coming mental health year (May 1973 to May, 1974) will be elected at the board of directors meeting to be held Thursday, May 17, in the conference room, county courthouse, Brigham City, at 6:30 p.m. There meetings are open to the public. May is National Mental Health month when special emphasis is made of the services available to and for the promotion of better mental health for all citizens. Selling for Agriculture At present land speculators in the county's west region are selling off ground in pieces as agricultural parcels. Thousands of acres are involved and the subdivision ordinance which requires that re subdividers must furnish water and utilities would have a dramatic effect on such sales. John Runyan, Salt Lake City attorney who said he represented owners of 70,000 acres, said it isnt for the county commissioners to determine if 10 acres in Box Elder county is a good buy. Another landowner spokesman, Cyrle Jensen, who said he represented Californians who own 14,00 acres, said they "are concerned about this. 'Why worry about speculators, said another citizen. I dont think its the countys job to look after them. Speaking for the ordinance were South Willard dairy farmers and others from the area, one of whom said, On the highway south of Willard, we need action now! In another six months, we could have another trailer park or a subdivision, declared another. Their fear is that the encroachment of this type of development threatens their farming enterprises. County Assessor Clifton G. M. Kerr st farmer declared he favored the plan, calling it one of the greatest A Willard things the county has come up with. Part A Brigham of Heritage City woman, Mrs. Beth Gurrister, told the audience that planning is part of the state heritage from the earliest pioneer days. Youre not really looking at something thats radicallly different, she said. Millard said alternatives in the situation were to impose a moratorium until the matter is resolved, let things go unchecked or give it the old college try and adopt the ordinance. Another meeting to air all facets of the countys master plan, including mobile home, subdivision and zoning ordinances, was scheduled at Bear River High school Wednesday night. Tuesday afternoons session, conducted by Commissoner Holmgren, lasted for more than two hours and was confined to consideration of the subdivision ordinance since it was an official hearing on the measure required by law. The county board is expected to take up the mobile home ordinance when it meets again next Tuesday. Intormountain school (Continued From Page One) getting now are that the tribal council is going to support the school. I think theres a lot of support coming in from the people themselves and the position will swing want. around to what the people The latter comment- was in response to recent comments that the tribal council wants to see the school phased out. The BIA has said no freshmen students will be enrolled next year and the school will cease to function in its present role after three years.. Superintendent Jaeger said the staff is holding fast until "we get the decision after June 1 and then it will be realigned to Negotiations (Continued From Page One) negotiating teams resumed meetings this recess, that final week, after a ten-da- y settlement could be reached. The team for the school board, however, called for an indefinite recess. The two teams were in general agreement as to the amount of new money fit whatever were going to do. The school chief said whats hurting the school more than anything right now is the great number of rumors circulating about the school and its future. The interagency school board members were on campus this week for the annual graduation exercises Wednesday. The board oversees all of the this mediately following the cheon. Irish stew, cole slaw, homemade rolls and rice Although our total earnings e reflect an outstanding record, George said, "they did not meet our expectations, because we experienced several all-tim- said one of which off Directors Anniversary Dance night dancers, those over 40, are invited to Thursday attend the Anniversary dance, this evening. May 17. The special dance will be featured once a month on the third Thursday, honoring those having a wedding anniversary for that month. Those with anniversaries for May will be given a favor and a gold anniversary nosegay to wear. is $1 per The admission person and live music will be presented by the Hull orchestra from Ogden. Henry and Jennie Nielsen are chairmen of the dance committee and want to make this a special occasion. The dance is held from 9 to 11:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served during intermission, including punch and coffee. James Berry . . . chamber speaker G. Reports diseases The Utah State Division of Health reported the following diseases for Box Elder county during the month of April: gonorrhea, three; rubella, one, and salmonellosis, one. f Reports tire theft' Bingo Party It is potluck bingo party time again, , honoring . those;: jhavirig birthdays in May. Taurus the Bull and the Gemini Twins will reign at this party. Everyone should bring a favorite dish to share with all no Morgan Hawkes, 238 North Fourth West, told police Saturday that someone stole ai tire out of his pickup truck. river-goin- vessels. OPEN EVERY DAY 10 a.m. to 1 1 p.m. for another season of fun. Warm water Changed Daily DOYJNATA l UOTSPOUIGS Downey, Idaho 6 or 897-573- 897-930- 9 MIT' HH HK )WCP Indoor or Outdoor Remaining Problem one remaining problem which is of a material-cos- t "The nature price-squeez- e is, only limited duration and extent and is being alleviated by several corrective measures already well activated. All of these problems put extreme pressure on mostly our fourth-quartprofits, which, nevertheless, were still very creditable in their own right in spite of them, he explained. Even though our fourth-quartprofit was less than expected, he added, it still was in excess of a healthy $2.5 million dollars. of er er 1.25 value at no extra cost with gallon purchase of High Prices? Drive a little - Save a lot for your family Gauged to show accurate temperatures, mounted indoors or out. Attractive gold on white finish. A great value combined with the Martin Senour Paint values shown below. One to a customer. Limited supplies, act now! IVholchomc Frosh Llillt EXTERIOR GLOS-TON- ACRYLIC LATEX SATIN GLOSS oil Superior formula assures longer-lastin- g 25Q finish. Blister and peel resistant Bright whites 250 colors. Color mated" to for perfectly matching wood trim. Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, too MONARCH HOUSE PAINT Absolute top quality base gloss. Exceptional coverage and protection. The association team has asked for mediation, as called for in the master contract, but 'for the present the board team is not ready to accept mediation. colors. 9- - Shady DrooEi Dairy 1 North of Brigham on Honoyville Road a.m. p.m. 2 mil 7-- 10 4-6:- 30 7 5 4 are resolved and support for Intermountain and expressed a desire to see it continue serving the Navajo people. salaries. ! 7 Seaport museum NEW YORK (UPII Manhattan's most popular new attraction is the South Street Seaport Museum which includes a block of Federal Period commercial buildings and a g variety of ocean and the nicest place to be this summer due to the air conditioning which has been turned on for your comfort. Make it a habit to meet your friends for these special events which are being planned for you, the director concluded. boarding schools and education plus serving in advisory schools. capacity for It has on numerous occasions voiced which will be available, according to the provisions of the new state finance formula, and some other areas of. agreement had been reached; nevertheless the deadlock arose on the matter of ' I Martin Senour Paints! Tired s . g. hopefully, j The community center will be unanticipated problems, all but ar 1972. Have Transportation Transportation will be fur- nished for those who call 723- 3251, the senior center, the morning of the events. The bus will be sent to the home address for pickup. Arvol Marcroft is the driver who takes out the buses. pudding will be the menu for the luncheon which is a full meal, including drinks of punch and coffee, for the cost of 64 cents. All retired persons are invited to attend these luncheons at the functions, Champion cites sales increase Henry E. George, president of Champion Home Builders Co., based in Dryden, Mich., announced last week that both sales and earnings for the companys fiscal year, ended March 2, 1973, were the highest in the firms history. For the fiscal year, its total sales rose 41 percent to from $206,139,000 $291,037,000 for its previous fiscal year. For the comparable years, its net earnings rose 44 percent to 16,365,000, or $.47 a share, from $11,398,000, or $.33 a share, restated for a 400 percent stock distribution, in effect a stock split, made on July 28, lun- ; Hazel Kaiser. A 1961 graduate of Olympus High school, Salt Lake City, Berry received a bachelor of science degree from the speech department at the University of Utah in 1965. At the university he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and active ' in university and fraternal affairs. He married the former Gene Christine Thuli. The couple have three children, Christine, John and JoAnne. They now live in Bountiful. 1 subject im- community center each Friday. Willard, Perry, Bear River city, Mantua and all Corinne, surrounding areas are invited. The Willard and Perry areas are now being organized for bus service by Orvin Lemon and Everett Goddell. We are anxious to have all of those interested to attend our Berry was executive director of Golden Spike Empire, an agency affiliated with the Utah Travel council and charged with promoting Box Elder, Davis, Morgan and Weber counties. He had been director of that organization since Jan. 1970. From 1967 to 1970, Berry was advertising, publicity and promotion director for both the Utah State fair and Holiday on Ice. For one year he assisted in the planning and execution of the Golden Spike Centennial celebration as assistant to the director. Berry was an account executive for Nord Advertising from 1965 to 1967, and before that was promotion director for Lagoon Corp. He began his public career as a staff announcer, production and music director at KMUR radio in 1960. Preston described the paperwork and financial burden thrust upon the county when parcels are sold off in an area which has no water or utilities. Theres no way you can find them, he asserted, adding that buyers are being taken by the hand by Unscrupulous speculators. It offers nothing that they can occupy or assessor opined of the far-weland, much of which is desert, holding little value even for livestock grazing. regular weekly senior citizens luncheon in the Brigham City Community center. First District Judge VeNoy will be the Christofferson speaker and will relate crime trends in this area. Ouackery can involve health measures along with other types of fraud. Judge Christofferson will discuss i attending. The dinner starts at 4 p.m. under the direction of May Jeppsen and will be followed by the birthday honors by Glen Valentine who will present each with a special birthday card. Bingo will be played after the charge is 25 cents or a white elephant prize. Ice cream is furnished by the Spike club for the dinner. Circle Monday, May 21, and dont let gardening, irrigation, etc. keep you from this special party day Mrs. Kaiser said. will Restaurant 64 Friday May 18, after the nt Checketts, Bear River City. .i. Fraud and Quackery James G. Berry, Jr., director of the Utah Travel council, will be guest speaker for a Greater Brigham City Area Chamber of commerce booster breakfast Wednesday, May 23, it was announced this week. The event is scheduled for 7 a.m. in the community center. Those planning to attend should contact the chamber office to make reservations, a spokesman said. Berry became director of the Utah Travel council on Oct. 16, 1972. He was one of 40 applicants from all over the U.S. who applied. He succeeded Lee Jorgensen who resigned to become and general manager of Mt. Snow, Vt., a ski resort. omieefr sgdd(? be discussed at Chamber taps Berry for booster breakfast New board members who had been voted in to fill unexpired Tremonton, 1? right-of-wa- BC serving the mentally ill and promotors of mental health to Margo Eberhard, Inez Deem, Grace Price, Rex Ivory and Jean Bennett. Mrs. Bennett has been named as finance chairman for the fund drives. 3 rood job is a high water content in the ground of the project area, there is to be extensive drainage work done on the to ensure a stable road bed, a y road commission spokesman said. Extensive landscaping is also planned in the area, using native folliage to replant disturbed areas. New trails and roads are nothing to this area, for during its history it has seen the trail blazing of the first fur trapper in Utah, the wagon roads of the early pioneers, and heard the hoof beats of the Pony Express riders. In the vicinity of the roadway construction, one can still see an old Pony Express relay station and also evidence of an old dairy site on the Bear river. The project, just slightly over three miles in length, will entail construction of a complete new road alignment between ths two communities with two lanes of traffic and a third one for a passing lane. Several concrete bridge supports will also be constructed at Bear river. division board of directors since 1969 and was elected secretary of that group in October 1972. She has served as a member of the division committee on services to emotionally handicapped children since 1969. Certificates of achievement were presented by Ashton in Utah Thursday, May 17, 1973 The bridge itself will be finished under a State Road 84 is a major collector road for travelers from Cache valley to Conway Ashton, second from left, presents mental health association certificates of commendation to, from left, Mrs. Malcolm E. McDonald and Nick Topik as Mrs. Robert L. Bennett observes. million later contract. Because there $1,286,307.64. RECEIVE RECOGNITION BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham Cily, 9.60 064 O gal. - 8H, E POLY-FLO- Poly-Flo- w 9 9.65 075 LATEX FLAT Loveliness in interior latex. Colors from pastels to deep tones. Highly washable, fast drying. Rg- - 715 1.60 gal. CUteroelOs tag Main and First North O 723-342- 5 I gal. 3 |