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Show v u yi y f lw fry ynppi jjrgry jti'iiirnrfrir"'jniMir--ir'irB-frigriiTrfrryniarnjiniriM- L vyMyWjyqpaygyawyi ULOCtVCl INCWO, county sets budget for expedition Camp owners complain Tourists in Utah often leave the state disgruntled because of the dearth of signs desig-- ; nating campgrounds. This complaint le ied by 'private campground on ners has led to a dispute with the State Highway Department oxer where services" signs should be placed and what f they should say. B Grant Lloyd, vice president lof the Utah Private Parks has met with y officials in an effort to have more signs designating ft campgrounds placed through-Hou- t the state. The result has H been a promise from the high-Swa- I Highway Department that if more signs will be placed fi designating services available within five miles of each interchange. The signs, which will cost approximately $2,0ti0, will not only specify but camping, will also contain five other when legends appropriate, including gas, food, lodging, phone and hospital. It isnt necessary to spend all that information when all we need is a simple little sign about six inches by two feet which says camping and has an arrow, Lloyd said. The parks association has about 40 members throughout the state. $2,000 to giv pr-vat- "A person looking for a motel can find several, but a person looking for a campground is usually looking for a specific one. There arent that many of them," he added. said many Lloyd who visit his camp tourists park in Kaysville complain that you cant find this state. The in campgrounds with guy the big camper or trailer is a stranger and doesnt know where hes going, hes been invited into the state by the Utah Travel Council, and when he gets here they dont have the courtesy to tell him where to go. Of course, he gets mad, the campground owner said. David L. Kenmson, chief traffic engineer for the State Highway Department, said it would be irresponsible for the department to place specifying signs camping without including the other services available. organization have termed this definition arbitrary. With so few campgrounds, we shouldnt be classified along with motels, gas stations and food. When we become as numerous as they are, we would be willing to he eliminate the signs, Another point of contention has centered around the departments refusal to place services signs in an urban area, which highway officials define as an area m Utah stretching from "just north of of to just south Ogden Provo. vernment Lloyds travels in other states have convinced him that the small sign with an arrow to designate available campgrounds is the most popular approach to the problem. In California, signs not camping, but also include the name of the campground, and theyre certainly as urban as Utah, he commented. Lloyd and other Utah Private Paiks Association members are attempting to bring the problem before Gov. Cal- regulation eliminates 14 campgrounds along the Wasatch Front from being designated on services signs. Lloyd and the pnv ate parks vin L. Rampton to find a solution agreeable to tourists, campground ow ners and high-waofficials.' - Successful bidder, with a net interest rate of 4.3744 percent, was the firm of Wilson, White, Bell, Lake, Rochiin & Newark, N. J. also board was informed that the districts new Monte Vista Diagnostic and Training Center, under construction near Farmington Elementary School, will be Co. of - The in completed summer. early Food policies at Salt Palace draw hockey fans' protests Continued from Page B-- l show attendance in excess of over the January-Marc80,000 period in 1972, he said. meeting, with Its awfully expensive to fans allowed to bnng fruit pay for the game for a large and candy to the Salt Palace family and then feed them until a final decision is through the concession reached. Mrs. stands, Billingham In other business, Borg resaid. . ported that over 41,000 more The board concurred with a people attended events in the suggestion by McCown E. Salt Palace in March than Hunt, chairman, that the during the same month a problem be studied until the year ago. Totals for the year groups Continued from Page May h He also said income is continuing to increase over last year's figures. of Construction canopies over outdoor concourses and additional meeting rooms is continuing on schedule, Borg told the board. B-- vehicles, the Deseret News learned. Commissioners McClure and Pete Kutulas ami County CUrk W. Sterling Evans were the last to leave today. Others who left earlier included Assessor Earl M. Baker, Surveyor Dale R. Holt, Troiir-e- r Sid Lambourne, Auditor Gerald Ilansen, Sheriff Del-mL. Larson and Mrs. Martin. for triple damages or $1,500, whichever is greater, within two years of the alleged violation. In other words, if the vehicle in question should have been discounted $000, the victimized buyer could recover $1,800, plus court costs and attorney fees check of three other cenUtah counties today showed they were spending similar amounts for ofneials attending the St. George convention. A tral Weber County's bill will be approximately $2,500. with 10 officials being given $250 each. However, the two comsaid missioners attending two to only stay they plan nights and will turn back possibly a third of their expense money. Others also have been requested to return money not spent at the convention. 1 Four other cases of tampered odometers were detected through warranty records, he explained. The used car manager said authorities are California trying a new tack in an ec'ort to discourage odometer tampering. The new federal act is ereating some difficulties for new car dealers in their relations with new ear buyers When the latter learn they They n lie told of a prospective car buyer who came in new a e l, luxury car. Told that the car would have to be discounted $7110, the customer saiu, Ill come back in tomorrow with a lower odometer reading two commissioners, The Keith G. Jensen and Boyd K. St fey, were going together in a county car and not taking their wives. The sales manager rclphcd. Youre going out and break are experimenting with grand theft charges, a felony, on the grounds that the victim is defrauded of hundreds of dollars of cur value. will lose several hundred dolvalue due to lars of trade-ithe high mileage of their old car, they think, How easy it would be to turn the mileage back," according to tile used car manager of a large .Salt Lake new car dealer. with for any perfor sale, to install or to any device odometer to register mileage other than the true mileage driven . "This is shaking em up." he said, of those still guilty of this practice. The new federal law charges the I .S. secretary of "It is unlawful for any person or his agent to disconnect, reset or alter the odometer of any motor vehicle with intent to change the number of miles indicated thereon. Officers probe cafe burglary MURRAY The burglary of a floor safe and theft of with reporting transportation to Congress a year from now $3,1100 from Mr. S'eak Restaurant, 5925 S. State Si., was on the feasibility of manutae-lurinodometers which are being investigated by Murray and which police today. more accurate cannot he tampered with. Officer Alan Burr said culOfficials say this is the prits cut a hole ir. the roof of the ultimate remedy against the the building, entered insidious practice of making managers office and punched out the lock on the safe. an odometer lie. g Amoco gets lease to seek oil in lake Davis County is giving nine officials $200 each, for a total of $1,800. Most of them were taking their wives. The sheriff was driving a county car. three commissioners The have county cars, but it w a., not known if they drove them or their private automobiles. Continued from Page B-- l losing it, Eansen declared. He believes the lease will bring several million dollars Lnto the atate directly and indirectly. If the companY starts producing of oil, the state would then get it of whatever the value produces. Denver, attorney for Harry Hickman, Amoco, said exploration would begin this h summer. months Granting of the least; came after hearings and delays. of public The possibility of drilling for oil in the lake raised concern from many sources over environmental damage, harmful possible effects on existing magnesium and salt processLng plants, possible oil spills, danger to birsds and animals in wildlife refuges, and the effect on recreation. intent of the Legislature that the $975,000 for textbooks should come out of the record school budget, which carried a $21 million increase in state school support. The moneys still there, he added. (The Utah Education AssoThe governor said it was ciation has taken the posittion his clear intention in recom- that the $975,000 should be mending a recording increase put on the bargaining table in the public school budget for salary increases). that the free textbooks should on Rampton commented be provided out of the appro- this and a variety of other priation. subjects at his monthly press KUED-TV- , He said he was surprised at conference on the Boards action, since in Channel 7. our conversations, Dr. (WalHe told his newsmen he ter) Talbot (state superintenwould use his influence to see dent of public instruction), that gasoline producers in agreed with me. Utah do not shift supplies The governor said he also elsewhere sufficient to cause feels certain that it was the a shortage in Utah. Legal Notices FOR SALE Prime subdivision 68 57 ocres Utah State University and Utah Agricultural Experiment Farm (Howell Field Station) 530 West Elberta Drive Pleasant View, Ut. Land, water rights, and buildings bids will be received Sealed until Mav R 1973, at 3 00 p m. Utah State University. Contact Room 21, Purchasing Deportment, UMC 22, Building, Old Mom 84322 Ut Telephone Logon. 7205 27) (C Extension ATTENTION: MEDICAL PROFESSION, and contractors, DEVELOPERS, other INTERESTED PARTIES For the express purpose of establishing medical clinics, the Pcvson Hospital Governing Board has purchased the property east of Povson Hospital Said Governing Board now otters this ground on a long term lease basis to Interested parties Description of the property involved is available, upon reauest, at Pavson Hospital Those desiring to lease this orooertv are invited to submit a written proposal to the Governing Board of Pavson Hospital on or before Mav 14, 1973 tenants are also Any interested reauested to make their interests known, together with reauired specifications for o suitable fociiity. Pavson Hospital Governing Board reserves the right to accept or reect any or all proposals. NOTICE FOR SALE BIDS For Sole B'd No REFERENCE 176, Howell Field Station, 530 West Elberto Drive, Pleasant View, Ut reFOR SALE: Sealed bids will be ceived ot the Utoh State University Department, Room 2. Purchasing Old Mam Building. Logon, Ut 84322, until 3 00 pm. Mov 14, 193. tor the Utah State University and Utah Agri cultural Experiment Farm at 530 West Elberta Drive. Pleasant View, HowUtoh, commonly known as the ell Field Station. The bids will be time this a reod and publicly opened The property Is described as Town-shiof Section 19 and 30 of North of Range I West of tne Salt Lake Base ond Meridian. Beginline ning at o point on the Section 475 2 feet West from the Northeast 30 running Section said of corner deg 00' West 8o0 64 thence South feet, thence North 77 deg 00 West 32' 1024 98 feet, thence North 00 deg East 3218 52 feet thence North $8 East deg 17' East 50 feet; thence 32 993 25 feet, thence South 00 deg 0 West 1226 18 feet, thence West 285 West 32 00 deg feet, thence South to 1413 82 feet, thence East 300 3u feet the olace of beolnnmg, containing Exceottng 70 17 acres, more or less therefrom 84 100 of an acre of lend conveved to the United States of America bv Deed recorded m Book 172 of deeds paoe 341 m the office of the Weber County Recorder Together , with oil water ond water rights opeur-tenant thereto ond used m connection of therewith, Inctuolng 2 41 shares stock In the Alder Creek irrigation water ond woter the and Company m rights aopurtenont thereto and ued connection therewith, including 2 41 shares of stock m the A der Creek Irrigation Compony ond tne water and water rights ollccoted thereto bv virtue of said lond being included withm the Weber Box 6der Conservation District Less 0 76 ocres conveved to the of Pleasant View to boused by m r for ,pilinrtrv Part 7 i i j ' tor rp,A water on the 13th of August, 1970, described as follows Beginning at o point located North 1) dea 37' West 2349 3 feet, and North 00 deq 32 East 21 7 feet from the Southeast corner of Section 19, Town7 West of the of Ronge North ship Salt Lake Base ond Meridan, said on the Northof being beginning point erly boundary ot the Ogden Brigham Canal right-o- f wov and the centerline of 500 West Street, thence along the line the sold Northerly following four courses: North 66 deg. 33 30 West 58 8 feet. South 23 dea. 26 30 West 5 0 feet, North 66 deg 33 30 West 168 8 feet, thence to the raright on the arc ot a curve whose 4 and central angle is dius is 300 0 feet ' 14 81 deg 14 37 for o distance 32of East feet thence North 00 deg. 28 89 deo. 109 74 feet, thence South East 275 0 feet to the centerline of 500 West Street, thence South 00 deg 32' place of beginWet 200 0 feet to0 76theacres. ning, contain. ng The sale will also include the two houses, bunkhouse, machine sheds, and a fruit storooe building B'd forms and complete specifica oflions mav be reauested from the fice of the undersigned. A bid bond, cashiers check, or certified check in the omount of 5 of the total bid must acccmpanv all bids The proceeds of this check or bid bond shall become the orooertv ot the bidUniversity, if for onv reason, the der foils to pay the balance ow.nq within the 90 davs allowed after writ ten notice The University or Stote of Utoh Board of Examiners reserve the right to reiect any or all bids in the interest of the University FRANCIS H. BAUGH Purchasing Agent (B 99) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Office of the City Recorder of Kaysville Citv Kavsville Citv Hall Kovsviile. Utah April 10, 1973 Sealed proposal will be recei 'ed at this office until ? 00 pm May of Sewage 1, 1973, tor construction Collection Lines ond related work or about on Bids will be opened this time bv the City Council of work for this The mom Items ' proiect are 90 Lin Ft 36 x wall thickness tunnel liner, 116 Lm 21' Ft reinforced concrete pipe, conreinforced 315 Lm Ft. 24 crete pipe, 2950 Lin Ft 15 reinforced concrete pipe. 587 Lm Ff 1?' ESRG concrete pipe, 2578 Lm Ft 10' ESRG concrete pipe, 230 Lm Ft. 8 ESRG concrete pipe. 17 sewer manholes, 54 each reconnect 4 service lines, 500 Cu Yds gravel under pipe Plans ond specifications ore on file in this office ond the office ot Neff Engineering, 2500 Evergreen Soit Lake City, Utoh, Avenue, where they mov be reviewed by prosoectlve bidders Plans and specifications mav be obtained upon oophcation at this office ond at the office of Neff upon deposit of 10.00 Engineering dOMO'S Each proposal shall be accompanied bv a bid bond or certified check In on omount eauol to 5 of the prooosoi and A combined performance payment bond in the amount cf will be of the bid price 1009 Tips on how to cook eggs . . . and conserve energy cooked. (Too Eggs like to be treated gently-e- en wlyn they're being conlow. The accurately and hard them lublery.) higli a heat makes scrambled, cooks (fried, eggs modern gas range trolled heat of a to perfection. solt-cooke- d, hard-cooke- on a gas range boiling is instantly An egg should newer be boiled-a- nd To cook eggs in the shell, pUe presented without touching the pan. lex el to inch oxer the eggs. Bring them in cold water. Adjust the water done with gas. the xvater to the boiling point over high for gas cookThen reduce the heat instantly to a simmer. (Another plus and the Burner Control ing: You dial the simmer on the Temperature ifand'continuously resetting holds it without xourhaxing adjust the heat.) 1 heat-quic- kly work shod be completed In 60 consecutive calendar days. No bid may he withdrawn for ot least fhirtv (JO) oavs after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids. Tne right is reserved to reiect any or all bids By order of the City Couwii. JOSEPHINE LEfVlTT ritv fiVcorder tr minutes after the water has reached the more. eggs, simmer 12 minutes-nev- er Reuioxe Irom heat and set the pan under cold running water until the You'll haxe him. smooth whites eggs are cold. flic,, refrigerate 01 seixe. and xelxetx xolks. You will also have saved some heat energy by cooking at a loxver temAnd if xou cook with natural gas. our most perature for a shorter time. efficient and economical source of licat energx, xou will haxe saxed exen For firm-so- ft Ail 1 eggs, simmer boiling point, for 3 haid-cooke- d mure eneigx. Iggyj reauired y It is unlawful son to advertise sell, use, or to have installed, which causes an Rampton surprised at text fund request Gov. Calvin L. Rampton said today he was deeply in the position disappointed taken recently by the State School Board to the effect that additional funds should be appropriated for free lie school textbooks. t$ $ The two laws contain such language as: Every motor vehicle registered . . . shall be equipped with a properly functioning odometer. wont take two laws, and your ear with a dishonest mileage reading. lost a cusiomcr." he added l d y School bond pact Attendance climbing okayed by Davis FARMINGTON The Davis Board of Education Tuesday niht accepted the lowest of 15 bids on sale of $2.6 million in school building bonds. county-owne- V15 $ onest odometer readinqs w more available in Utah the cars driven to the convention, at least five carried license plates which do not bear the EX prefix distinguishing designating the autos as go11 I nr -- 1 Of argued. We are not allowed to put services signs in an urban area where a motorist can reasonably expect to find them anyway. This would be a of waste taxpayers money, Kenmson explained. According to Kenmson, this VVQiINCOUMI, MTMb IO, iftomimw MOUNTAIN FUEL i '"'" |
