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Show I BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah News Scope Thursday, April 18, 1974 For accountability plan District panel How does your garden launches quest . . . Local gardeners are invited to attend a public workshop on beginning vegetable gardening on Friday, April 14, at 3:30 p.m. at Bunderson school, with a special invitation extended to young gardeners and club members. Harold Lindsay, Utah State University extension agent, will be on hand to discuss the basics of gardening and then to answer questions put to him by the audience. The meeting is sponsored by the Spade and Hope Garden club primarily for members of its four affiliated junior garden clubs, with the invitation extended to all persons interested in the subject. Included in the afternoon meeting will be doorprizes of seeds, plants, and cuttings. There is no admission charge. The first seeds of a new accountability program for Box Elder School district have been planted with appointment of a team. Superintendent J. C. Haws said this week a steering committee has been named to design an accountability or shared governance plan. Of the undertaking, Dr. Haws said he was very optimistic. Chairman of the new panel is Hal Rasmussen who presently is serving as president of the Box Elder Education association. Other members include Richard Dunn, Perry school principal; Carroll C. Nichols, principal at Box Elder Southwick, High school; Barbara elementary school counselor, and Willa Hurd, Bear River High school teacher. 4-- '.& &&&? .. , "' rv tv v. - -Vv Vi rr l w ' -- Brigham City, Utah Box Elder stake will hold a quarterly conference Saturday and in the tabernacle, it Sunday, April was announced by Stake President Ken20-2- neth Regional Representative Rex C. Reeve, Sr., will be the official conference visitor representing the LDS general authorities. A session is scheduled Saturday at 7 p.m. for all priesthood leaders in the stake. The general conference session is scheduled Sunday at 10 a.m. with the public invited to attend. Elder Reeve is a former ward bishop and was president of the Valley View stake in the Salt Lake area before being called to serve as a regional representative in September 1967. Since that time, he has served over five regions, including Midvale, Jordan, Houston and Logan, in addition to his present assignment. He and his wife, Phyllis, have seven children. He has received scoutings Silver Beaver award and also has received an award. Honorary Master He is regional safety director for Meadow Gold. - n First aid course on tap Monday The American Red Cross will begin a course on advanced first aid and emergency care Monday, April 22. Those interested should contact the American Red Cross, telephone prior to that date. The course will be given at Box Elder High school in Room 110, starting at 7 p.m. Participants should be 18 years of age at time of course. There will be no charge except for instruction manual, which is $2.50. Brigham Citys wastewater treatment facility consists of highrate, trickling filter plant which chlorinates the wastewater prior to discharge using the secondary clarifier as a chlorine contact tank. , Sludge is digested anaerobically, dried in sludge drying beds, and ultimately disposed of as fertilizer. 'V a! - i V-- ' , v r- Named Own Chairman The panel named its own chairman and asked also that Ray M. Hall, executive director of Northern Utah Uniserv, serve as an advisor. Rasmussen said a meeting to air questions and to explain the concept of accountability was held for district employes at Bear River High school Tuesday. Another session for south county employes is scheduled today (Thursday) at 3.30 p.m. at Box Elder High school. Box Elder districts plan will be patterned after one put into effect for the first time in Salt Lake district this year. It will impose accountability at all levels of the districts professional operation, from the teaching ranks through the district administration. Dr. Haws said it was difficult to put a time label on the project. law enforcement advisory committee, and County Commissioner Malcolm Young. Building will be constructed on ground in new county industrial park just west of the Union Pacific railroad tracks and immediately south of Forest' street. It will contain space for both the Jeep patrol and scuba team, storage, a pistol range and a servicing bay for county vehicles. Members of the two volunteer organizations will build it. Brigham Citys application includes an discharge which consists primarily of treated domestic wastewater with no major industrial contributions. The discharge outfall flows into Box Elder creek at a point approximately 4,000 feet downstream from the confluence of the Union Pacific railroad crossing and the creek. The recommended expiration date for the permit is Jan. 1, 1976. Public comments are invited anytime prior to May 12. Perry Citys application is for a new wastewater treatment facility. The facility is designed to totally contain existing development. Olsen who, in June will have served r for 25 years, said as after having been here for 25 years theres not much I can say. I hope the people are satisfied with the way things have been. Its a question of action speaking louder than words and I will cotinue to seek new ways of doing things. The dean of county officials, Sheriff Hyde, said in a prepared statement: Thirty-twyears ago I pledged to make Box Elder county the cleanest in the state. I can honestly say that in these past 32 years. Box Elder county has not only been one of the cleanest, but the cleanest county in the state of Utah. to keep the I have attempted families of this county united with their children and make it just a little happier world in which to live. I have also done my best to bring respect to this county through law enforcement from all law enforcement agencies across this county of ours. Though my past performance as the chief law enforcement officer in this county, I have always tried to do my best. I hope that the people of Box Elder county will continue to let me do my best for another four years. Lund who has been county attorney for the past 20 years, said I feel with clerk-audito- o having taken over responsibility the wastewater and, therefore, under normal conditions, there is no discharge. Public comments for Perry Citys application are invited anytime prior to May 10. Comments on both applicants may be directed to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region VIII, Enforcement Division, Permits and Technical Support Branch, 1860 Lincoln Street, Denver, Colorado 80203. All cpmnents received, prior to the respective dates will be considered in the formulation of final determinations to be imposed on the permits. prosecutor system) that my experience more than ever will allow me to give greater service to the county. Lund graduated from the University of Utah Law school with a juris doctor degree in 1943 and after three-anyears in the Air Force was admitted to the Utah bar. Hes been practicing law in Brigham City since that time. He is a member of the Utah State bar, American Bar Association and the Box Elder County Bar association. Mrs. Evans, a native of Box Elder county, said during her time in office, shes attempted to keep operations in tune with newer methods of recording and copying records. poses, she stated. Since first taking office, she has been active in the Utah Association of Counties and was lady vice president one term and served four years on the executive committee. In 1967 she was awarded a certificate of merit for outstanding service for advancing the purposes of the National Association of County Recorders. She is active in service clubs and presently is affiliated with the League of Women Voters, Civic Improvement club and Business and Professional Womens club. In 1972 she was selected by the BPW club as its Woman of the Year. d Trail ride postponed week A youth trail ride previously scheduled Friday east group. The youths will meet at 10 a.m. at the same place, the end of Eliason drive and Ninth East. Those attending should bring a sack lunch and halter. The adult trail ride previously scheduled April 20 will be postponed one more week, she said. of Brigham City was called off because of the weather. The trail ride, sponsored by the Box Elder Horsemens been has association, rescheduled Saturday, April 20, it was announced this week by Sue Furlow, spokesman for the Try Next January? But Ive had it in the back of my mind that wed try it on for size in January 1975. It isnt something that happens quickly. It must come from the professional employes who feel a part of and can support the program, the superintendent explained. It will take a pretty good percentage of the people cooperating to make it work. Everybody has to give up a little, he added. Of the Salt Lake plan, he said initial steps were taken last July and they are just barely getting materials together and trying it on for size now. It wont really be implemented until next fall. Of course, final approval of the Box We've Doubled Our Stock of . . . ROOTS PKG OF 1 A VETERAN'S FILE NUMBER SHOULD be RECORDED IN A CONVENIENT PLACE HURRY IN all BRAND NEW STOCK . . . 128 SOUTH MAIN Convenient rear entrance and Parking reminDEr Schaffner, David Kunzler, John H. Kolts, Patricia Ann Woodyatt, and Isabell all Willard. Reed A. Summers, 326 South Tremont; Nolan P. 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B0YSENBERRY OUR REAR ENTRANCE 128 South Main The Garland City council issued a reminder this week that the communitys spring cleanup will be staged April Trucks will be available to haul away refuse in cases where residents are unable to do it themselves. Asgrow "When you care enough to send the very best! USE spring cleanup thornless you'll be delighted with our new display of cards - Garland slates Across from Maddox Ranch House - PERRY, Prices effective thru Saturday, April 20 ASPARAGUS PLANTS GREETING CARDS Morgan Hawkes, administrator of curriculum; Jay Stokes, president of the district principals association; Robert Morgan, principal at Box Elder Junior High school; Dr. Darwin Woodbury, Bear River High principal; Hal Rasmussen, BEEA president; Ray Hall, Uniserve executive director; Cora Vavricka, Central Elementary school teacher; Cathryn Olds, teacher at Box Elder Junior High school, and Mrs. Donna Gordon, president of the board of education. Dr. Haws the council is meeting almost weekly and is expected to consider such matters as interpretation of district policy, changes in policy, clarification of issues and recommendation on items pending before the board. oaaKDGEim a ceehb? park. g following: e BARE also encourged other scouts, organized groups or individual visitors to take advantage of the park area, especially for hiking and outings during the weeks ahead. Is Chairman Dr. Haws head the council as chairman. Other current members include the Box Elder county residents Thirty-fivhave been named to the First District jury list for the April (second) term of court, it was disclosed this week. The list includes the following persons: Elizabeth C. Mylorie, Box S; Paul R. Reuter, 661 South Fifth West; Tess H. Anderson, 206 North Ninth East; Byron L. Parkinson, 927 Hillview; Juralene M. Anderson, 803 East Fourth North; Roland C. Laney, 826 Highland. Connie Allen, 807 North Second West; Sharon L. Juber 687 South Seventh West; Robert M. Tarbet, 37 South Sixth East; Merle N. Coleman, 119 Oak drive; Verna R. Norr, 246 North First West; Lynn P. Peterson, 23 North Seventh East, all Brigham City. Also, Vida Jensen, RFD, Brigham City; Jay W. Kotter, RFD 1, Brigham City; Ruth T. Adams, RFD, Garland; Ervin L. PKGOF12 He organized advisory which Dr. employes and administration closer together. Ive long felt the need for such an advisory council to receive input on matters district-wid- e of and importance recognized the need for this type of communication. In the past weve tried something similar but we have hopes now of accomplishing the aim of establishing a broader communications base between employes and administration. It has great potential for improving relations and he stated. avoiding misunderstanding, residents named to court jury list STRAWBERRY PLANTS center to the west end of the Advisory Council The steering committee was by the districts new council, itself a new instrument Haws expressed hope will bring BE Thirty-fiv- e "We are now in the process of microfilming all records in the recorders office for security pur- of dis'rict attorney (under Utahs single Jerry Park Superintendent George Church expressed appreciation for this additional help and said visitors to the site would soon he able to tour the entire seven miles of Central Pacific grade by automobile from the visitor ' , v-- : Candidates file for office Scoutis spruce ujp oDdem SjpSCie sifte Kimber, John Nielsen, Eric West, Phil Homer, Bryon Allred and Richard Starley. ?st to issue vjasterjater permits EIPA Stake conference Brigham City members Boys Scout Troop 101, under the leadership of Scoutmaster, Jay Taylor, recently worked for several hours at Golden Spike National Historic Site. They assisted in putting the finishing touches on a portion of historic railroad grade west of the park visitor center. When their work project is completed these scouts will be eligible for their Historical Trails recognition. The following scouts were commended for coming out on a very windy, cold day to com- - Brigham City, Perry The U.S. Environmental Protection agency has declared its intention to issue wastewater permits to both Brigham City and Perry city. The purpose of the intention to issue permits, is under the authority of the pollution control act amendments of 1972. of tvl 3,. Xv BREAK GROUND On hand to break ground for the new Box Elder county auxiliary building in west Brigham City on Tuesday were, from left, Albert Thorson, Box Elder Sheriff's Jeep patrol commander; Dee Anderson county scuba team; Wayne Jensen, Jeep patrol; Brigham City Councilman Al Cazier, Sheriff Warren Hyde, Dan Perry, Jeep patrol; County Commissioner John Holmgren, James Brown, chairman of the county member of the Bear River High school faculty was named to the Garland City council Tuesday night. Kenneth Orme was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Don Harris who died recently. term. Harris had just started a four-yea- r The oath of office is expected to be given to Orme at the next council meeting Tuesday night. Orme is an electronics and graphics instructor at BRHS where he has been teaching for six years. He is originally from Preston, Idaho, and is currently executive secretary of the Garland First LDS ward. He has been working with the city council on the water system in the past. A .v V r K iW ' r V V.rv, Named to council plete their project: five-perso- n SUV. VV - ' 'll Elder plan must come from the board of education which, after meeting with teacher and principal leaders recently, gave the green light to its formulation. PLUS A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH PRODUCE ea. PLANTS pkg of 5 BARE ROOTS 3.00 DOZ. Large landscape Plants TAM JUNIPERS 998 h ea. u |