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Show from the ULA. HE SUGGESTED two options for the group. First, he said the county board can continue to boycott membership in the organization as long as the ULA continues its censure. And second, he suggested the possibility of having a couple of members act as By MARK D. MICKELSEN Davis FARMINGTON County Library Board members last week unanimously agreed not to join the Utah Library Association as truscentees until a U sure against them is lifted. statewide organization. separate trustees. "Theres no way I would join them (ULA), Com. Morris Swapp said, urging the others to oppose membership until the censure is lifted. Whitesides said the county already feels like an "outcast CHAIRMAN Whitesides explained that the ULA imposed THE DECISION came Monday in response to a request from the ULA that Davis Countys board members be included as trustees in the Board Chairman Evan - The 35 students in Morris Miller's sixth grade elass at Crestview Elementary School in Layton worked hard for nearly a month before Christ-- ' mas creating useful wooden for their parents for ; gifts Christmas. By MARK D. MICKELSEN ct i1 BOOKWORMS and literary enthusiasts met and lost their final challenge last week to have some access to the now made gun racks, hobby horses, book racks, secretaries, breadboards. key racks and lamps to be given to family members for Christmas. Most of the lamps were made from limbs of trees that the students cut. sanded novel. In a unanimous, but unpopular decision, the Davis County Library Board said! they wont allow distribution ; of the book through any of the countys libraries. And that in- y eludes loans. n If your FARMINGTON - curiosity is peaking and you j j want to read the controversial . . book "Americana, dont to find it in any Davis ' County libraries. As a matter of fact, dont even attempt to get it through the national loan plan. Not while youre living in Davis County anyway. -library THE STUDENTS to control their collection (books) to a greater degree than they (ULA) would want. According to Mr. Whitesides, the necessary. county-stat- e AS A RESULT, the board voted unanimously not to join the ULA until the controversial censure is lifted. Some of the members will, however, attend a few of the ULA educational sessions. conflict over "intellectual freedom" is the major problem in the censure. "They feel were trying to control more than were entitled to," he said. HE ADDED that he really doesnt think the board has done anything drastic enough to be censured. Although there was some discussion over whether or not BOARD MEMBER Sharon Smith told the group the ULAs meetings have traditionally been very helpful. Crestview tlcmeniary bth grade Siudenls display items that they made for Christmas presents out of wood. 6TH MADE GIFTS r specific board members could attend the ULA meetings, fora higher price of course, most of the board Monday agreed that the ULA censure was un- their censure after accusing Davis County of "attempting inter-librar- BUT THAT decision did not set well with Don Myers of Sunset. He recently asked the North Davis Library to get Americana for him on an loan. The librarians on duty said no, just as they were told. And Mr. Myers spoke vehemently and varnished. All students made at least one project and most of the class members had time to finish two. MR. MILLER has been doing woodworking projects in his sixth grade classes since 1953. His students, past and present, consider this activity to be one of the highlights of their grade school experiences. Many homes in Layton contain the student wood projects fashioned in Mr. Miller's sixth grade classroom. against it at the Monday board meeting. in the county, but said it is the I WANT cant to know why I get that book? he said, criticizing the boards power to "tell him what he could read. Board members explained that the county has determined they will not allow the book in any of their libraries, or access to the book through the library loan system. -library library board's responsibility to meet the legal questions pertaining to book selection in the county. HE SAID the board in no way wants to tell anyone what they can or cannot read. Mr. White-side- s Americana, told him, does not qualify as a book the board will distribute through its system., i MR. MYERS questioned this, suggesting that the county get rid of the entire library loan system if people cannot get what they want with it. He said he did not want people telling him what he could and could not read. Board Chairman Evan Whitesides explained that the book can be found elsewhere STILL PUZZLED by their decision, Mr. Myers con- tinued to complain about the issue until the board ended the discussion and continued on with the agenda. Another audience member,; who had sat through the entire conflict, leaned over to Mr.; Myers and whispered, Your-- 1 re right, you know. j County Workers And Compatible Salaries I can accept the argument that county workers be paid commensurate with workers of nearby counties. These " workers can be lured away by - higher salaries. HOWEVER, I don't under-- . i stand the argument that elected officials must be paid ' "salaries more compatible to ; other counties... These guys knew the pay scale before they asked for the job. Even before being installed in office they . have received a raise of $3,547 r: to a new scale of $27, 194 w hich - ' ain't bad for Utah or Davis ' County. - - Having received this raise : ; . and before entering office, they are now complaining they dont get as much as some other commissions in some other county. Well guys, you asked for the job in Davis County whose taxpayers have to pay your salaries. YOU SHOULD be paid what you are worth to Davis County and what Davis taxpayers can afford to pay you. It is a t to expect your pay to be based upon somebody elses ability to pay. Now' forget about the pay, get in office and do what you were elected to do. Remember you asked for the job. Elmer Mumford! Kaysville cop-ou- Our dazzling ciystal offer is coming to an end... f A 6 lb. 7 oz. girl was born Dec. 19 to Mr. and Mrs. David Horrocks of 480 North 30 East, Kaysville. She arrived at the Lakeview Hospital in Bountiful and they are naming her Kelly. At home are sister Jodee and brother Ky. Mrs. Horrocks was the former Jolene Cash of Layton. The grandparents include Mrs. Mary Horrocks, Layton; Mr. and Mrs. Kay T ompsen, Layton; and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cash, Clinton. are , The Mrs. Ann Hall, Roy; Waite Cash, Riverdale; and Mrs. AUTOMOBILES r STORM DOORS CARS PICTURE WINDOWS FOREIGN CARS PATIO DOORS TRUCK SLIDERS SCREENS & TRUCKS 1,000 USED WINDSHIELDS Ann Thomsen, Layton. Richard and Nancy Condie of 727 East 100 South, Kaysville, announce the arrival of a son, Robert Gerald, born to them on Nov. 18 at the Lake-vieHospital in Bountiful. He weighed 8 lbs. 3 oz and is their fifth child and fifth son. At home are Rick, Brent, Russell and Jason. Mrs. Condie was the former Nancy Pratt of Pocatello, Ida. Mrs. Harriet Peterson of Brigham City, and Mr. and Mrs. James F. Condie of Pocatello, Ida., are the grandparents. Its a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hamblin of 60 South 760 East, Kaysville. She arrived on Nov. 23 at the Lake-vieHospital weighing in at 7 lbs. 3 oz. and will be named Megan. The Hamblins have two daughters and two sons at home, Julie, Jacob, Patty and Mike. Mrs. Hamblin was the former Linda Akker of Tempe, Ariz. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamblin, Kaysville; and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Akker of Hatfield, Ark. w i INSURANCE SPECIALISTS QUALITY GLASS 327-28t- h Street, Ogden 399-923- 8 578 N. Main, Layton 376-121- 3 Dr. and Mrs. Larry H. Isak-so- n of Kaysville are announcing the arrival of son James Harold, born to them on Dec. 19 at the Davis North Medical Center. The 7 lb 9 oz lad is being wlecomed by two sisters and a brother, Elizabeth, Joanna and Jon. Mrs. Isakson was the former Rebecca Heath of California. The grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Isakson of Pleasant View, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Heath of Lompoc, Calif. is Mrs. Lucy Wright. A daughter, their first child, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dredge of Farming-ton- . 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