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Show I La j. J .LA. :i CITi SALT hi Sun (hi mom I. is pihhvhid I Lih H Hi. 7 Km imKIv Sunixl Kn i is l(ih postt'i pud w ir Subsi npimn pi M u HO h X . M.i, i in si trs I l Urn .ii7 Hm ih Sir.. I ,.d IHH S I'JIHI dl ss m ,h ih Roy, Utah PUBLIC INV existing runnway v n. AnArAil 1 A (I Avtaneiisn AA Thursday, September 7, 1972 EB TO FRIDAY MASS MEET Coons!! halts aotTpor; plans until Sopt. 21 special meeting was held Tuesday morning with the Ogden City and they have agreed to freeze all future action until their council regular meeting, Sept. 21. However, they must advertise for bids, but they have assured the citizens association that no bids will be let until they can meet with the citizens Sept. 21 and determine whether alternative action should be taken. A Council ROY All area citizens are invited to a special mass meeting Friday evening in the Roy High auditorium to discuss the pros and cons of the proposed Ogden Airport ex- I.EGENU tension. b The meeting, scheduled for 7:30 p.m., has been planned by the Roy Citizens Association, a group of Roy citizens, approved by the city council, working for a greater Weber County and Roy City. The main concern of the association now is working to make the c- -r munity aware of the facts concerning the Airport Expansion Program. S.O.S. signs and cards have been printed to help explain the purposes of the group and the problems they are trying to overcome. Several terms have been applied to the S.O.S. theme including Save Our Schools, Stop See Our Side, and Save Ogden Spiawl, The group explains that Our Surroundings. the SPRAWL is the extension of the Ogden Municipal Airport runway involving low level airflight over P.oy and adjoining communities. They are most concerned with the fact that the extension of the runway and flight path will concentrate low level airflights directly over several schools, many homes and churchs. Leaders of the citizens group pointed out that they are not opposed to the industrial expansion of Weber County. They wish to encourage and support all worthwhile enterprise . . . providing it doesnt endanger or destroy the tranquility and welfare of others. They feel that the noise, air pollution and because aircraft may be flying at dangerous levels, which increases the possibilities of an air crash, should be strong points against the proposed expansion on the proposed route. Concerned citizens wish to find another, less populated air route for the propsed expansion or to have the program relocated to unpopulated areas. The citizens group feels that local taxpayers should stand up and voice their opinions of the proposal because in the end they are the ones who finance these projects through state and federal grants. Not only are they looking at the proposed expansion this year, but what may happen 20 years from now as the greater Ogden area continues to grow. Local citizens are invited to attend the Friday nigh meeting and hear the issue fully explained. Tickets on sale 00 ysave our schools scale in feet Petition sought for death penalty Cash bounty paid for police billers Col. Gerald S. Arenberg, executive director of the American Federation of Police announced that effective at once, a cash bounty for the Killers of any police officer or fire fighter would be paid by the American Federation of Police. The cash award of no less than $100 will be accompanied by a Sword of Justice Police Heroism Medal that is now being designed for the organization. When the Supreme Court outlawed the death p malty tley inArenberg stated, vited any criminal to Kill a law enforcement officer or fire fighter with impunity. One or many, the mass murderer faces only jail. Added to this are cases where such murderers are released after serving a relatively short prison murder of a police officer or and will be paid from a special Police Hero Reward Fund established by the American Federation of Police. One hundred thousand reward posters have been mailed to police officers and fire departments in the United States. In addition, law enforcement officers and fire law. 2. In the case of air piracy where any person is held hostage under threat of death. 3. In the case of kidnapping or violent rape of any person under threat of death. 4. For acts of treason. The American Federation of Police, a national organization of law enforcement officers nation-wid- e is trying to obtain one million signa Brown (U.S. Olympic skaters) and Rulona Rolland round-ou- t the featured skaters wholl in presenting a 12 hour ice specatcular loaded live with comedy, great music, exquisite costumes, elaborate production numbers, and intricate skating routines. Opening night, Thursday, tah Lions Club Sept. 14, Benefit night with all proceeds going to the Utah Lions Benefit Fund. Opening night tickets may be purchased from any Utah Lions. Tickets for all performances, including opening night, may be purchased at the Utah State Fairground- -, Salt Pa- - u! 'f V "S. will meet 1 v IWj II J fp I f ' -v V I ' LT ROY All members of the Roy Lady Lions are invited to attend a meeting of the club Sept. 12, 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at Pauls Blue Ox Smorgasbord. it 1 Auxiliary i4 schedules in activities rJl Each morning announcements are made by a studentbody officer, an administrator, or any other involved club officer, regarding the days activities at Roy Junior High. Special events coming up on the school calendar are are stressed. Reminders made about meetings, planning sessions, and items of student interest so that lines of communication are open to all. like to have a petition form any person who might like to aid the reward fund may write for information to: Police Heroism Committee, American Federation of Police, 1100 NE 125th St., N. Miami, Fla. 33161. or As always, Holiday on Ice is a brand new skating revue. 2 1 i take part the next few months. Any citizen or police officer or fire fighter who would The huge cast is led by Marc Le Bel, Brigette Voit, Carol and Clive Phipson, Little Lito and Charles Schulzs loveable pup Snoopy. Newcomers Doug Berndt, Barbara leer chorus Lady Lions . Officers tures on petition forms to present to legislators within This tertainment package. tradition continues in 1972 as Holiday on Ice presents its 27th edition Sept. 14 through Sept. 23 at the Salt Palace As in for 13 performances. past years, all Holiday tickets are good for free admission to the Utah State Fair which runs 11 days this year, Sept. 14 through Sept. 24. is under new ownership and production guidance with new stars and old favorites in new routines. There will be anew dimension in staging and lighting and the show themed The will have an New Ice Age, flavor. r term." The bounty is a cash award for the arrest, apprehension, capture or shooting of any person guilty of the fighters have been asked to obtain signatures in a petition to the Congress of the United States to amend federal law to allow for the death penalty in these cases: 1. The wilful murder of any law enforcement officer, fire fighter or private security officer in the line of duty as a mandantory requirement of fire fighter more than twenty Utah State Fair has presented Holiday on Ice as part of the fairs ten day enFor years, the U0G rummage sale ROY STUDENTBODY president, Steve Bateman, uses the public address system at Roy Junior 'gh to make the morning announcements. Cindy Morris, Pep Club president, Anna Terry, vice president, Laurie Jensen, secretary, s give brief directions foi by to student assembly. OGDEN The McKay-De- e Center Volunteer Hospital Auxiliary will sponsor arum-mag- e sale from 9 a. in. to 5 p.m., Friday, Sept. 8, and on Saturday, Sept. 9, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The sale will be in the breezeway between the hospital and the Professional Building. It will feature used used appliances, clothing, stoves, lamps, jewelry and other items. The public is invited. Mawtr hold USegaly OFFICER Craig a refishown is releasing iya lled hawk in Box Elder County, 'ficials released the bird after ing notified that is was being Id, which is illegal. Anyone over years of age may purchase a DNSERVATION $10 permit to own the following: Goshawk, a Hawk, however all other eagles, hawks and owls are forbidden to be held Sharp-chine- d Hawk, Prairie Falcon or Cooper's in captivity. |
