Show Far 4 - Millard ( ountj ( hroaule 'P Pio'rt 34' Ihur 7l IJ April I'' Education to get hulk of budget West Millard History ae in moit recent receive the bull provided in the 'ate fudtf approved by the which adjourn-t tat a the contlu fhi lehrar 'ah ounda'ion the rr earch o'yantation in it' jf 'he 19 egislative session ira ' Jmg o ’he foundation study 90 totaled ' ’ate budget ' r ai bilaon ar d ths sum was $72 ai n or 2 fe'ent more than the 'ai jrds appropriated d 'it f9) tiseal year 'e urrert ti will in ' rpr ' rarionr fA rr or in I11 10 and ' early 90 percenr account tr c a ldcd perma'cr tur J ng made a 1' c rc ' year fail vh 'tv e two 'he rran element' i a pr and the genera f " ra ot Oe governor's 'a ) it did acit ’ai imi'a’ r he prigram Pro pt ccr'a n par' r '! e rro't s gm'icant part of the s program approved by the 'he State Ap c da'ure imitation Act rr a' vn and Fa the ra'ic property tax is A ta'c 'or tf e minimurn ihool program limits iturcases ir 'a'e appropriation' 'o har gis in population and inflation and places a limit on sta'e general of ration indebtedness ounda'ion aralys's point out that 0 s spending nutation plan had r c' n etfect during the 1180s it could ha restri ted ’ate pendrg on three I1V4 k I1V2 ft a o'h and 0 'he limit" ap Ho i' The n 'he 1184 and prof ria'ion' 81 howeer resu toini speaa m rgericits (flood tig and he beer would a rJ f 'ofaol limiiatiot from 'f po 'Sions of me la It addition 'o the late spending ' tr Ha'ion tfe I'xl 'an egislature do jO ed 'he- alTiout of ’a relief for a income homeowners and filers limited new ’a't bonding n arid did nothing to million M2 progran if ardic the fa a' wai approved la year No action ea- 'alef however to freeze local pro r' !a ra'es and provid Slltmllior a i Jt'iofia! tax reJ iL’iorn tfus year j‘K f art of tfie governor’s he ' a limi'ation plan II million wa iJe in the state's rc erve "rainv fund atid is available if some (a da d ’ion agreement can b reached a' a ia'ef da'e fa itidji indicates that in st state and cJu ation I'tiployees aiI receive beiwcen 2 idlar e‘ m and 4 x ercni next year r caii ot iK or ailed ' rd- 'j ill '' ’r Alton Bigelow Leamington Bishops: J Alton Bigelow A j V a Alton B 'Jo served a ana ia from 1926 to l'2 there te as District Rresirkr ' in ‘ova Vot a ( n his return he l T and During rhis per rod h ar J fern horn were married on Otofor 5 I'Vl He as tailed on a Stale hut onl sered a hor' 'irr because fie as tailed tn I e a lout B in the hoprit in Aa!i 'g Hcur ed in this capacity to' o - tears Al'ori and cm had a of their children before tfie to earri 43 Hi irigto' in poo'ion in the f uvrunr Vard earrnriton at the Suriday S' hoot I' ' than a f ' r to a called to he a tour Ja Nelson In March l'47 J Al'ori was made Bishop of eairirton ard and served in d apa 'nrfieri h rr fxtober 194 orl tr ill' a way Ihe Gmil moved to Spri' in 114' ern wa‘ to the oran in ’h dc gradna’ed Ir Primary ev n 1121 she Wd trial' lAardrirgaru an served smh for five ears Djnng the this time she vvj on Sunda S hool Board in tfie A ine Stale ern ed a to a ’em f ariada wccri I12li and lllo A sport time alo her return die and Al'ori Bg'Io were married and 'he) moved ’o Uallsburg She fias se ed as prcsid fit of 'he f'rirriar arid k lief Society a well as counselor and 'ea tier in all the auxiliaries J Alton and ern were s in 0i lemple when they weri called togorti a mission to the ( entral Nirtfiwest 1173 Mission November hey also served missions to Somoa and I home VAKile h"iri in letrple Jj 'f t Museum to open on Memorial Day 'rorj t Match hrouii ( O fe 'I I''i I'rogress Seven named to farm panel cao&- - by Ken Kand the Delta H'gh School library has installed a new computer system to help make it easier for students to find articles in magazines The new sysytem from Infotrac is called TOM Inc for “text on microform " Librarian Jane Beckwith said it's designed as an upgrade of the Reader’s Guide to Periodical iterature a staple of libraries It consists of a software program the hard- BUY 4 & s59 000 95 95 95 95 95 i it Extended Service iriciudi'3s 95 95 Rotation at trm mi Repair ad Hazard Replacement ge treadware Warranty FREE— FREE-F- lat 95 95 95 95 ttlmatad mllaga ml ware computer to run the program and a microfiche retrieval system The Reader's Guide indexes magazine articles by subject author or title But the volumes are large clumsy need monthly updating and the print is tiny To some students the Reader’s Guide is intimidating The computer version TOM conas the tains the same information Reader's Guide but it is faster easier i 5W30 10W30 10W40 SUPER 12M MOTOR OIL P15580R13 560 P16580R13 562 P175S0R 13 P18SS0R13 565 P18S75R14 566 568 P19575R 14 572 P20575R14 P20575R15 573 P21S75R 15 576 P22575R 15 581 P23575R15 586 P23V75R15XL J90 55 - pick up a case of OIL FREE!!! 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