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Show tr UTAH STATS T22ZZ 215 EAST Z1ZZVJ : p.c. box 1327 SALT LASS CUT , UTAH C1110 Kutulas Shows Weed For Skate Rirak Facility Salt Lake County Board of Recreation focused on two items at the July 19 meeting held at the Crait House Commissioner Pete made a Kutulas presentation concerning the possibility of constructing an ice skating facility in Salt Lake County and Mrs Glenn Beeley conducted a tour of Pioneer Craft House Kutulas said he has a strong personal interest in the construction of an ice link due to eight years involvement w ith ice hockey and a continued interest in the sport Providing a facility for the large number of young people becoming involved in ice sports is a goal he would like to see realized before he leaves office the commissioner stated He went on to say that the Salt Lake area is a winter sport community with the finest skiing found anywhere, but that skating facilities are badly needed Hotkey is the fastest growing sport in the country and in Salt Lake according to Kutulas The Bountiful and Salt Palace rinks are the only adequate rinks available for team practice, games, ice show rehearsals or figure skating competitions They are too heavily booked and involve a great deal of traveling In spite of the large demand for skating facilities the profit margin on skating rinks is very low The County has been approached to build an ice rink, but because construction and maintenance are expensive this doesnt seem feasable Kutulas asked the board to listen to a proposal by Dan Simons whereby the County would provide a parcel of land such as a piece of Valley Regional Park on a long term lease Then Simon or some similar company would construct the facility at their expense with the County underwriting or acting as a cosigner on the loan application Reaction to the proposal was but an generally favorable, agreement was reached to conduct further study and to listen to a presentation at a later date by Simons Several methods of operation were mentioned including a proposal by Ice Capades to operate the rink Both the Ice Capades and the Osmonds have expressed interest in leasing rehearsal ice time if the facility is built m addition to all of the hockey and figure skating clubs who are appealing for its construction Mrs Beeley stressed the historic significance of the Pioneer Craft House She said when Briham Young first entered the valley he noticed a spot of green off in the distance and sent explorers to see what it was A series of natural springs with water cress and a few plum trees was discovered Eventually Brigham Young designated the area for a school site In 1890 the present building was constructed and has been used continuously since that time as a school building or for educational pursuits SALT LAKE COUNTY Commissioner Pete Kutulas explains need for ice skating rink to county recreation board. An avid hockey enthusiast, Kutulas indicates the sport is in dire need of practice and play areas CElaiSt VOL. 64 NO. 2 DONNA AND VERDELL DYCHES ride "Days of '47" float Lions District 28 T of which Dyches is District Governor. Defending Copper Golf Club champ is defending his title at the Copper Course against Keith Barton The four low qualifiers were Noble with a 68, Barton with a 66, George Stevenson 73, and Jim Robison 73 Barton won with a bye when Stevenson was out of town Jack Noble was one up on the 18th tee and held onto the stroke lead to down Jim Robison one up In the A flight, Mas Horiuchi un- - sucessfully defended his title against Frank Falvo Larry Kisera and Doug Thurman lost their earlier matches to go out m the semifinals Jim Patterson, Dee Steinman, John Cassidy and Jay Curtis were the four low qualifiers in the B flight. Jim Patterson and John Cassidy made it to the finals with Jim taking the match one up Both the A and B flights went clear down to the 18th wire before champs were decided United Way Campaign Increases Goal For 78 $3,385,000 will be the campaign goal for the 1978 United Way of the Great Salt Lake Area fund drive, according Area Woman Elected To PTA Board Mrs Ernest (Joan) Burnside was elected to the National Boaid of the PTA at their National Convention in Atlanta Gerogia, June 11 through 14 She is the Vice President of Region VIII which includes, Utah, California, Nevada, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico The term is for two (2) years and she will coordinate national activities m these states Mrs Burnside was appointed to also serve on the Individual Development Commission of the Congress and the Long Range Planning Committee Mrs Burnside was requested to conduct an Action Clinic, on the Green and Growing Circles Program which she authorized and presented at the convention last year A quote from an article in an Atlanta newspaper stated, Circles Green and Growing was without a doubt the most outstanding workshop at 'the National PTA Convention Ten second grade students from the Paulding County Schools participated in the department conducted by Mrs Burnside Mrs Burnside is currently serving in the Utah State Board of Education and is chan man of the KSL Advisory Board She has just returned from two weeks in South America where she as one of only 13 women in the United States was a delegate at the In- ternational Community Education Conference in Cali, Colombia Mrs Burnside is married to Ernest Burnside and they have 4 children Two married and residing in Hunter Mrs Michael ( Kathy) Breeze and Mr and Mrs Robert Burnside Ronald and Janet are living at home They have 4 grandchildren MAGNA, UTAH THURSDAY, JULY 27 1978 entered by Utah Copper Club Tourney Held Jack Noble once again mi.iuinn Frank Gamble, campaign chairman The goal, which is an increase of $565,000 over what was raised last year, was approved at a meeting of the United Way Board of Directors We realize that the goal increase is substantial, said Mr Gamble, who is also sales manager Oi Ideal Basic Industries However, for a long time contributors have complained about multiplicity of fund drives This year, the local Cancer Society and Heart Association have joined our drive, and the community will have the opportunity to demonstrate that it will provide the support necessary to make the more inclusive campaign effective We hope to challenge every contributor, both corporate and individual, to reach as near as possible the potential level of giving for that firm or person No one will be told how much to give Everyone will have the opportunity to give in the light of doing the most good for the community The drive will run from September 26 to December 13 In other business, the Board approved allocations to two nonmember agencies from a special fund set aside for this purpose. $5,000 will be received by the Marmalade Hill School to help replace lost government funding and $5,000 by Guadalupe Center to assist with an operating deficit At a past board agenmeeting another cy, Davis County Council on Aging, was allocated $2,200 for part of the local match needed for a Senior Citizens bus The 1978 allocation to Community Services Council, which was withheld until a special committee could further study the needs of the agency, was approved by the Board at $45,000. The Board also approved a United Way operating budget of $298,200. This budget includes the operation of the Davis County Umted Way which has previously been listed as a recipient agency and the costs of the combined drive with the Cancer and Heart organizations The budget is 8 8 per cent of the campaign goal. Hercules InJuly 20, 1978 corporated today reported first half net income of $46 1 million, equal to 2 7 $1 06 per share, compared with million, or $ 76 per share, for the first half of 1977, an increase in net income of 41 per cent Sales and operating revenues for the first six months of 1978 were $948 million, up from $846 million in the comparable period of 1977 Second-quarte- r net mcome amounted to $27 9 million, equal to $ 64 per share, compared with 19 8 million or $ 46 per share, earned in the second quarter last year, and compared with $18 2 million, equal to $ 42 per share m the first quarter of 1978 Sales and operating revenues for the quarter were $509 million, up from the $448 million in the 1977 second quarter and up also from the $439 million in the first quarter of 1978 Alexander F. Giacco, president and chief executive officer, said, The results primarily strong first-hal- f reflect the current growth rate m the economy, which has generated increased demand for our products Ad ditionally, an improved price cost situation has resulted in better profit margins Ninety percent of our more than 100 major product lines performed better than m the same period of 1977 According to Mr Giacco, operating in Canada and Belgium However, these operations have experienced defimte improvements, and combined losses m the second quarter were $ 09 a share compared w ith $ 17 per share m the first quarter The Canadian plant is operating at higher production levels and has reached a breakeven position at the end of the second quarter The Belgian polypropylene plant is operating at high rates, and European selling prices have improved slowly The operating profits from the terephthalate business have been down slightly in the first half of 1978 As a result of a new agreement, which has been reached with Hoechst Fiber Industries, the company will supply them with 180 million pounds of Place Opens In Dyches Drug Store My Wahlquist Contract Not Renewed Dr Reed P Wahlquist, working with the Granite School District for the past 16 years and currently and administrative assistant for the districts West Valley Area, was informed July 19 that his contract for the 1979-8- 0 school year would not be renewed Granite superinteddent Dr John Reed Call stated that this change in Dr Wahlquists position and two other administrative assistants was part of a reduction in force ordered by the Granite Board of Education The superintendent said that he had delivered a letter to Dr. Wahlquist indicating that he no longer would be retained in his present administrative Reasons personal to Dr position Wahlquist were cited for the termination Dr. Wahlquist mentioned that he was stunned by the action, and indicated plans to request a formal He hearing to appeal the decision declined then to make any other public comment. Wilmington, North Carolina to cent from the current rate of earnings continued to be penalized by losses at the polypropylene operations to Come to MY Place and make my place yours, says Virginia Lee, manager of the new restaurant within Dyches Drug store, under a lease agreement made with owner Tom I guess Ive always enjoyed Dyches watching people enjoy good food, smiled Mrs Lee Cooking is an art, she went on Being a chef is okay, and it takes a lot of education, but that doesnt insure the TLC, ( tender loving care) and thats the best seasoning there is Mrs Lee has operated the restaurant for about two weeks, now, and already the word has spread of dimethyl terephthalate (DMT) a year This, coupled with substantially expanded sale of terephthahc acid will raise operating rates at the delicious homemade goodies to be found at Dyches Drug Sirloin tips over egg noodles, salad, soup buttered carrots and fresh homemade bread with lots of butter is a menue enjoyed last week by satisfied customers Desserts lie in the range of homemade pies, apple, peach, blueberry, chocolate, banana cream, coconut cream to name a few Lucky customers came in on the day Mrs Lee had made her special cheesecake, and it only lasted a few hours Having worked in restaurants for about 28 years Mrs Lee has very definite ideas on what makes for good She has always enjoyed eating and made her own birthday cooking, cake at age 7 years from scratch, she said As time went on, her mother allowed her to prepare dinner about once a week Then, when her father passed away, when she was 15, it became necessary for her to do the family cooking regularly, and coming from a large family she soon became accustomed to preparing meals in large quantities This came in handy when she married, since her husband, a long-lin- e truck driver, would often call at any time to ask what she was planning for dinner Then would come the inevitable question, do you have enough to serve about fifteen guys9 A dinner special and a homemade soup and sandwich special is featured each day, and eventually shrimp, fish and chips, fish sandwiches will be available My Place is open early, 6 a m to be exact, so those on their way to work can stop and eat a good hot breakfast Mrs Lee plans to enlarge the dinner menu as soon as possible Men like a good hearty lunch, she says, and I plan to prepare my meals around this 75 per50 per cent The company president added that assuming the economy continues at its present pace, he expects earnings results in the second halt of the year to exceed those of the last half ot 1977 Open Golf Tournament Sponsored Sunday The Hobbit Fork Company spon sored an open golf tournamentat the Copper Golf Course on Sunday This tourney was m the form of a scramble and those golfers who have never participated in a scramble do not know the hilarious time that is enjoyed Teams are drawn with a low han dicapper on each team Each golfer plays the entire 18 holes but not in the routine way The longest or the best placed ball of each team is played by the remaining three, then the low ball score on each hole is recorded e The lead acquired by the team of Jim Robison, Pat Markowski, Jim Frost and Bette Cutler held for first place with a fine 62 Second and third place tie was split among Bob two-strok- Hubbard. Caroline Stevenson, Keith team Julie Leonard, and Jim Patterson fourth, fifth, and sixth tie was also split Hill and Hub Hickman on one and Lyle Sweeten, Del Rees, among Ed Vogel, Bettey Clifton. Ernie Mirabelli and Illeene Haymond on one team, Dale Clifton, Gus Peav, Ann Hickman and Cookie Thomas on the next team and Aug Florence, Liz Norenn, Kathy Holdaway on the third team Hobbit Ford personnel provided cold refreshments on 6th and 15th holes as well as the 19th hole Pro Jeff Beaudry with assitant Dave Smith kept the tourney running smoothly from the shotgun start to the exciting finish t if i I i A & A TOM DYCHES signs the lease agreement making way for Virginia Lee to open her new restaurant, "My Place" within Dyches Rexall Drug. Several booths and tables have been added to accommodate the lunch crowd which grows larger every day. |
