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Show - iy j' nwr - mp VW lri'' "1"4P" pp t ni Ww , rnii I t ( future Mt Moat Harbor Aired - DESERET- - NEWS, Thursday, April 20, 1967 A 19 Academy To Honor 4 Educators We would The plan called for develop- - ner, told the audience the pres- Others favored development 'already established. of the area but said they wanted like to make rapid development ment of extensive parking facil- - ent boa club building would be LOGAN Dozens of scholar- - be held Saturday at USU by the sides and colleges in the state, 'the development to come from in as little time as five years Idea, enlargement of the boat remodeled and enlarged for the u papers will be read and four Junior Division of the Utah industry, foundations, and other administrative headquar- - outstanding educators will be Academy. but this would depend on w heth- - hui bor area-tP R OVO Everyone educational institutions. . provide for agreed Provo City. was available, harbor power boat racing ex- ters. and a spacious vim tot honoied Frida) at th . er meet-money resiThe affair will begin in the the Provo Frank that Hale John Gatdnerof Bug Wednesday night Dr, Koppin, spring tensive improvements in docks renter PTovo and a boating he said mgs nf the Utah Academy of ham Young University, vice i SU Union Building at 2 pm. Boat Harbor should be im- A beach area to the south of Scioiues, Arts and Letters at president, said hundreds of the with section meetings in biologi- The state showed preliminary nd boat facilities, construction cmnd rerrpafinn enthusiast, said the responsibilinroved mtn f elaborate to picnic and lounging the mouth of Provo Rivet would, Utah State University states loading scientists and i ul sciences, physical sciences, ty should be Provos develop drawings for the development area but there were tome sharp arpa ye'u wfake up m 10 which would make it one of thecdUies, and provisions for he renovated to piovide sunning Also the final contests and scholars will attend the senior, arts and letters, education, eco- clashes about who should do it. years and find we have signed fine recreation areas in the0vern,2ht camping areas areas and bath houses and award tssemblv for tfe top high cademy meetings on Friday, iiomics history, social science, school scientists in the state will They will come from all umver- - and librarv Giant Fiedrickson, state plan- - dressing rooms constructed The matter came up at a pub- - this whole wonderful facility state ' e sai state' lie hearing called by Provo City )0T BASIS Commission on whether to turn1 of the principal objec-stat- e One Boat Harbor over to the the $ for development as a state tions to development of the area a state park came when the p state indicated it would be The state proposed to develop piacecj on a state park fee basis, the area into Utah Lake State This would mean that J7 pet Park at a preliminary cost of year or $1 per car would be somewhere close to $1 million, charged for those entering the The development was expected area. & to take from five to 10 years Most of those objecting to the depending on when the state pian the state indicated their! could secure the development . objection to the fee system. 4 free with 2.00 minimum purchase funds lorry, no phone or mail orders, no lay aways or c.o.d s. We reserve the right to limit quantities . . . F. C. Koziol, director of the 1 Some of the citizens, probably Utah State Park 2 hour in your choice of standard or oversize stalls 6 entrances directly into store . . . extra hours 20c each. Development, a majority of those crowding who outUned the states propos-- ! into City Commission chambers, gj to develop the area, said the favored the stated takeover of state looks on the harbor devel- reg 4 00 to 5 00 each reg. 2,98 the facilities if j meant devel. as a regional develop-0pment pment in the near future. jment that will benefit a great $ folding lamp STATE PLANS f number of citizens. He defended the fee system Wesley Knudsen, long time Vi boater of the area and chair- - on the basis that services would e man of American Power to be provided and facil- iMen's name brand dress in this area, declared the'ties maintained and all these - Compact folding lamp for shirt several styles. in state is attempting to make a services cost money your desk or bedside. AsWhites and colors. Long fine development in the MCUffiS FEDERAL area) sleeves, broken sizes sorted colors. Only 50. and they intend to do something) The project woulJ qualify for about the development right federal monies on a matching' floormen's fornrshtngt street 5fh ftoor stationery 5 k " basis for the development At the rate we are going, but federal money would not bo we'll have about the same facil- - available for operation of the reg. 1.89 reg. 2 98 to 7 98 I- ities at the boat harbor in 20 park, he said i vinyl cloths playing cards years that we have now, he The state director said that said the need for the development is ' - e long-tim- ' on sale friday . check list bargain's -- our parking plaza, ... park dress shirts 2 for 5.00 price Boat-jhav- , '50-5- . 98e 1.00 Plastic coated playing cards packed two decks to a set. Attractive lovely vinyl tablecloths in 5th floor stationery bargain basement V. solid colors. memmi reg. 89c Vi 725.00 Reg. 775.00, big legant theater in walnut contemporary with screen, de luxe record changer, AM-F& set with 2 leather holsters. 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