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Show Iapt 2A, Lakeside Ke lew, March 12, 19111 Un if ed Way Notes DAVIS DRIVE-IN- S announces New Leader,Goal manager CLEARFIELD Smith, Corp., was Mack G. of Fram years. GEORGE S. ECCLES GENE GLASMANN HATCH Smith told the luncheon group that the Davis County United Way is the fastest United Way growing organization in the state. The mission, he said, is to unite the diverse elements of the entire community and to unite the nation in all walks of life. He said five areas of the organization need to be strengthened. The fundraising ELLIOT L. RICHARDSON Richardson to Speak 3 to Be Honored by College Two local leaders in banking and communications and a former U.S. Attorney General will receive honorary doctoral degrees during the 93rd annual Weber State College commencement exercises on June 5. Receiving the honorary degrees will be Mrs. Wilda Gene Glasmann Hatch, president of The Standard Corporation; Elliot L. Richardson, U.S. Attorney Nixon the General during Administration; and George Stoddard Eccles, chairman and chief executive officer 'of the First Security Corporation. Richardson will also deliver the commencement address. Mrs. Hatch was born and raised in Ogden and has successfully combined a career as a newspaper executive with an ardent love of the unspoiled lands of and a desire to her native state conserve those lands. Serving as president of The Standard Corporation she oversees the companies owned by the corporation. These include the Lakeside Review, the two Ogden Standard-Examine- r, weeklies in Idaho and three . in Colorado; The corporation also operates KUTV in Salt Lake City and the Kansas State Network, a group of five television stations in the midwest. and board Mrs. Hatch is a member of Communications Investment Corporation, which owns and operates KALL AM and FM in Salt . er Lake City and several other radio stations throughout the Intermountain In 1963 he served as general chairman of the 11th International Monetary West. Conference in Vienna and is now an A past president of the Womens State honorary lifetime member of the Legislative Council of Utah, Mrs. Hatch conference. is deeply involved in the states civic Eccles is honorary consul for Finland affairs. for the states of Utah, Idaho and She served for two years on Gov. Wyoming. Calvin Ramptons Blue Ribbon Task His service to government also inForce for a Land Use Planning cludes membership on the National Program for Utah, which proposed Advisory Committee on Banking legislation later enacted by the State Policies and Practices for the Comptroller of Currency, U.S. Treasury. Legislature. A deeply committed environHe served for many years as mentalist, Mrs. Hatch is currently on president of the Golden Spike Livestock the board of the Utah Environment show. He is a long-tim- e member of the J Center, serving as treasurer for that Utah Symphony Board, and is currently organization. general chairman of the University of For years, she actively supported Utah Medical Center Expansion Fund. legislation creating Capital Reef National. Park and the Glen Canyon Recreation Area in Southern Utah. Eccles, known throughout the West for his achievements in the fields of banking and finance, in 1928 consolidated Eccles and Browning interests into the First Security Corporation. He has guided its development into a multi-stat- e corporation, one of the strongest in the west. Following World War II he became involved with international financial problems when he was economic and financial consultant to the Economic Cooperation Administration (Marshall Plan), helping to implement the Europe. restructuring of war-tor- n An ordinance changed last year to allow construction of a high school marquee was changed again Tuesday to accommodate the same high school marquee. Roy City Council had approved the original change in the citys sign ordinance after consulting with the students on the size needed for the proposed marquee.. The students had told the council 75 ROY square feet would be adequate for what they were proposing. This week they were back. The sign ordinance was not going to allow the size sign the students wanted to install. Dennis Remy of the Marveon Sign Company told the council the students would like to put up a 105 square foot marquee, but with the current ordinance it wouldn't be allowed. Consumer Price Index 260.5 larger lot size and wider frontage areas. Mobile home subdivision of this nature would be located on five acre parcels of lands. This aspect of the proposal raised some concerns with council members who were afraid in the current economy the city could become swamped with this type of housing. Assistant Mayor Earl Morris said, This could hurt the image of the city. The hearing is to be continued at the next council meeting. A decision on whether to annex thirty acres west of the city was also postponed, for the second time, to wait for additional information on taxing districts and sewer drainage. During the last council meeting the hearing on property owned by Jesse i Holmes began. A number of residents living in the areas surrounding the proposed annexation which lies east of midland drive at approximately 3775 S. Midland Dr. showed up to protest the annexation. The council has identified that the property, lies in its proposed area for eventual annexation, but is concerned over the five taxing entities which are currently involved with the property. A CLASS INCLUDES Behavior Modification Exchange Diet Moderate Exerciie (14.383 ($io,ooomin.) (12.0) ($100 min.) 12.0 it PI f TkJWl I II Browning fifth. The runners-u- p Lamar Bott will receive Advertising Director eight hours of photo instruction from . Alpine Telephone: Camera. The Lakeside Review will print the winning photos in next weeks issue. 825-166- 6 359-261- 2 Centerville Farmington Salt Lake City EVS E Remote Controls, Portables, Everything A ' a ' 13 Diagonal Portable Reg. 379.95 EER-33- 0 an XL100 in a small package for any room V- 329.95 - 8 Week Courie 75 with 15 back for Perfect Attendance Program p CUSS INSTRUCTORS 766-011- 1 Joan Weinert, B.S., R.D 766-273- 0 THIS IS A SUCCESSFUL AND MEDICALLY SOUND PROGRAM FOR WEIGHT CONTROL LOCATIONS AND March 18th Ogdon Gonoral Madical Cantor 447 12th Straat p.m. March 19th Tannar Clinic Layton, Utah March 19th St. Mark's Hospital 1200 E. 3900 So. Salt lako City p.m. p.m. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE INSTRUCTORS OR CLINICS help us get HSBbIIT 3 the Assistant Managing Editor Thomas fourth and Jean FORMAT Diana McGuire. M.S., R.D. rate is effective each Thursday morning. This is the rate efThe new variable rate changes less frequently. fective today. The 1500 N. . Denial J. Croft Managing Editor Marilyn L. Karras XLlOOs, ColorTralcs, Professional Program for Permanent Weight Control (258.4) Mortgage rates are an average of the rates at three lending institutions in the area. Conventional rates are for 80 percent loans. We have ignored discount FHA-Vpoints and other refinements. Last weeks figures are in parentheses. The rate last changed from 13.0, three months ago. Rate was Subsidiary of The Standard Corporation a WEIGH OF LIFE 15.583 (15.958) 14.0 (13.5) Money Market 13.677 That to Paul ANEW Follow-u- A $ rmn ijty.to nLeycnLel agencies. Sun Publishing Inc. 5388 South 1900 West P.O. Box 207 Roy, Utah 84067 Turley, who won first place in the Lakeside Review winter photography contest. He will receive a Nikon EM camera from Alpine Camera. Taking secohd place honors was Edmond Hoggan; Fred Hirsch was third, Wilford on the lots, a . th proved quality in planning, must all be improved, Smith said. The United Way is now 94 years old. A rabbi, minister and priest got together to raise $21,000 to sustain 10 welfare Published weekly and distributed free Thursday morning by carrier. Photo Contest Winners Listed 1A The consumer price index is changed near the end of the month, according to the University of Utah Bureau of Economic and Business Research. The base year is 1967. That is, items that cost $100 in 1967 cost $260.50 today. The previous months rate is in parentheses. Home Mortgage Rates Conventional and recruitment, referral system, mass media communication, and im- United Way, he said. Campaign chairman James B. Bruff told the gathering that over $300,000 was raised this year. The amount is 5.3 percent over last years total. In 1974, the first year of the United Way in Davis County, the group raised $35,000. Congratulations person (Except Walt Disney Movies) the social problems, and overcoming them is the 2 Hearings Continued From Page Economy Review 30-Mon- potential, information , Bigger Sign for Roy High FHA-V- volunteer 1 per beginning of the United Way, Smith said. Facing the realities of life as installed President of the United Way of Davis County during the sixth annual meeting, held last week at the Job Corps Management Training Center. Smith served as County Campaign Chairman in 1979 and has served on the United Way Board for the past three EVERY TUESDAY 19 Diagonal Remote control Color Trak. one of Reg. 699.95 FER-488- R RCAs deluxe portable TVs 599.95 THE LAKESIDE REVIEW TOYOU! you are not receiving your Lakeside Review each Thursday morning let us Phone 825-- 1 666 or know If 359-261- Your 2. next new car is waiting for you! 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