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Show th )cor CHRuNlCir i p clou postage pa cl a SUN d two yeors copy pc ( dess 5388 Vol.23No.22 y $10 5 t S shid woek D R $ n S Wn'e P(j 9 0 3 c v R Utno 84 )t7 Roy y a 5 bvr r p on pef add t inn Ph 825 1666 ' R y Uto h 8 4 06 7 St 2 a Utah )of ii S Sqe 0 Roy, Ut.oh Thursday, May 5 1977 Utah State Fair sets interviews This vcui d thud of a million people will 1011K to sen tho Ian and the lau is going to look hai k at tin 111 erv little about "We know Tan our customeis Director Hutch ( Bimghuist said, such as wheie the live, what kind of woik thee do or hotlines they enjo "We want to know tnem and find better, he added out how satislied or un satisfied they are with the fair "The people of Ltah promote the fair for the people of Utah within the policy framewoik laid down by the State Fair Board " Bnnghurst explained There are no rigid rules that state explicitly what the fair must consist of, he added, even though the fair is rich "Just the in tradition there is he said, same, much room for innovation, new1 events, more en tertainment and new ways to showcase the talents of our people and the industry of our Mother's Day set Sunday Mothers day, being ob- served on Sunday, was first started in United States in 1908, but it really originated back in ancient Greece According to one resear cher, Sally Hopkins of Kansas City, Mo , a spring festival was held annually in Greece and Asia Minor honoring Cybele, goddess of nature and motherhood This custom spread to Rome about 250 B C as ne festival of Hilaria Today Mother's Day is celebrated not only in the United States but also in Austria, Canada, Mexico, China, Japan, the West Indies, parts of Africa and in most South and Central Amreican countries Happy Mothers Day, mothers throughout world the stall We think the people who onie to the fair can show us tin wav to impiove it and fiesh it kiip nnvoni 1 M better than restrictions 47 Bringhurst state fair has grown immensely and attracts Our of the today, d states population Bringhurst said, The fair has so much to offer, he added, that most fairgoers find a great variety of things to hold their in W'e want people to terest get their moneys worth, but just as important, he said, "we want our patrons to have great fun, learn a lot and enjoy the fair more than they ever have before For contact: Public more information Douglas Stephens, and Relations Publicity Patricia Roberts a blind senior psychology major two-year-ol- Cane Sale is used. numbered addresses are urged to water on Mondays, Thursdays and leiommended all outside w ati ing tie un tailed li mil in a m to p m the ofliuals Satuidays Residents are asked not to water on Sundavs giving Weber Basin reseivons a chance to fill up an otficial said The council further to changes could he iemoved and the old watir lates ('instated before the twovear period specified is up should the water situation improve, Mr Watkins said Wednesdavs and k ndnvs and those with odd numbirul on Tuesdays U said 1 on $3 65 increase: percent, 10 $2 30 25 per10 000 $2 10, 35 fourth 10 0(H), $2 10, Learn and anything $1 90, 47 percent better driving habit with course getfs ROY Roberts, Patricia Ann seven-year-ol- d , Miss She will now compete for the title of National Little Miss in the pageant to be held in Roanoke, Va , June 23 26 Contestants will be judged on natural charm, poise and personality There wall not be a talent competition Trim is a first grade student at Valley Utahs Defensive Driving Course is a continuing fotfffe daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott Roberts, 4698 S 2325 W has been named Utahs Little View campaign of the Utah Safety Council to reduce highway deaths injuries and property damage by educatu g every Ltah driver in the defensive driving techniques Elementary in Roy where she is also a member of the student council The Defensive Driving Course is an eight hour classroom course on the She became eligible for the national competition after her photograph was selected among other entries and she attained the Utah title Youngsters from other states will be competing for the national title professional techniques for high crash avoidance You can lessen the possibility of becoming a traffic victim by enrolling in Defensive the Classes starting The reigning National Little Miss, Carrie Lee Davis of Sioux City, Iowa, will crown the 1977 winner Roy woman hospitalized and Luke white cane promotion License Division 399 3377 or the Utah Safety Council - 533 unusual Roy Driving further information call enrollment Blakelev, Ogden Blind Projects, do not come from the sale of White Canes The and Services and Specialist Deon Harris of the Roy Police check area where a woman was critically injured Monday afternoon. SGT. AL TURNBOW in Roy, Saturday, May 14, in the Roy City Court at 9 a m Learn the evasive actions necessary to avoid a traffic accident For Lions schedule annual Three of U, discusses the Utah Lions White Cane Sale with Erwin E. Bohen, chairman. Nikie, her seeing eye dog, was given to her by the San Rafael Seeing Eye Dog School. The East Mill Creek Lions Club paid for her transportation to and from the school. This is one of the ways money from the White volant iiv outdoor w Cm lie schedule was also appioved loi May through Siptemliu uiging residents to water thiee days a week dunng certain hours homes with even 10 000, percent percent above that, to the Drive A ROY old woman remains in critical condition at St. Benedicts Hospital with burns received at her home. Elizabeth Betty Higdon, 4508 S. 2350 W., was found in the hallway of the home when her husband, Willard, returned home from work. Roy Police responded to the scene about 4:05 p.m. Monday afternoon to assist the city ambulance crews and paramedics. She was later transported to the hospital. Mrs. Higdon was burned extensively on her legs and hips from the fire. The investigation is 56-ye- ar -- being continued. 5851 members contribute their own money as well as their time to these projects For additional information call Ewin E Bohen, White Cane Sale Chairman 277 5846 DeOrr Peterson, Dist Gov (Morgan, Utah) 829 3486 Dist Darwin Ashment, Gov (Taylorsville, Utah) 5 Daryl Shumw ay, Dist Gov 6 (Heber City, Utah) Howard Roundy, Dist Gov. (Hinckley, Utah) 864 3683 654-246- Roland Christopherson, Publicity Chairman 581-908- (SLC) 5 con- were made this past year from funds raised in last years White Cane Sale The Utah Lions contributed $2,500 towards the purchase of two Visualtek Machines for the Lee Library at Brigham Young UniverTwo noncontact sity tonometers were purchases for the University of Utah Medical Center at a cost of $3,075 The White Cane Sale turned over to the Utah Lions Chanties Foundation $8,925 which was used to support the Utah Lions Eye Bank at the University of Utah Medical Center All the funds spent by the Utah Lions Organization and the 145 individual clubs in our state, for Sight Conservation tributions 1) 0(X) 40 2-- ROSE MARIE FACILLA, 1 i cent, thud This years White Cane Sale is scheduled one month later than it was last year Governor Scott M Matheson has declared May 1977 to the White Cane Da vs in Utah The Lions hope the citizens of Utah have recognized their efforts in sight conservation and services to the blind and that they will, when approached, purchase a white cane for whatever amount they can spare This money is raised without expense of advertising All work to raise funds and to determine how those funds can be spent most effectively is contributed by Lions Club members at the percent surcharge first 10 second areas g yeais and percentage siderable expense to find out what fairgoers think about their fairs and to pm point market segments of for stylized adand promotion He vertising Modern marketing added, principles can be utilized effectively to produce better fairs and we are grateful that our colleges have teachers and students, who are willing to share their knowledge and expertise w ith us in a number 11 i'-- coui age more water use Mr Watkins said The percentage now goes up as water use increases The council approved the rates, listing following gallons of water, base price take one-thir- e to begin Mav 1 more between equal minimum and maximum flsers, he said Old rates tended to en said, "Some state fairs conduct periodic market research surveys at con- of 11 heaviest water users and should make water rates place on the fairgrounds during the fair t ( it According to City Coun cilman Bruce Watkins the water bill will be figuied on the old rate and a percentage surcharge added The changes impose up to a eligible for special prize drawings, according to Bnnghurst will he Suiim w a t foi up to two p The interviews 1 voluntary some important feedback Bringhurst said A questionnaire is being designed by the University of I tah, College of Business, that will help us learn the likes and dislikes of fair he added patrons, Maiketing Professor Debra Scammon and students, Lon Apple and Trina Leonard have been engaged in an capacity to assist the fair staff with this project Patrons who fill out survery forms will be advisor-internshi- 1 inuoustd watu idles and outlined mtuview as possible this year and acquit e Sk Council Ihuisduv so we plan to as many fan goers 1st North Park plans program The students of North Park are School a Physical SucEducation program, Elementary presenting cess Through Thursday, May the Sandridge Fitness, 5, 7 p Jr m at High School The students will be demonstrating some of the activities they have been doing throughout the year There will be dancing tumbling, fitness demon strations, relays, May Pole parachute activities, and more NEW STUDENT BODY officers for Roy Junior High are (back row from left) Brett Mofsumura Becki Hamblin, Jeame Untersinger and Jodi Macdonald They take over from the old officers (front row) Artie Aragon, Greg Beyeler, Shelly Barker and Jody Bateman |