Show Plans Announced To Open Interstate 70 This Fall Interstate 70 between Green the San Rafael Swell through some sections of the rstem to Elver in Emery County and Frebe built two lane undivided This Spotted Wolf Canyon - colorful mont Junction in Sevier County at in name and scenery When the was the original plan for Inter70 miles the longest single first survey parties entered this state 70 through the San Rafael stretch of Interstate highway ever canyon it was so narrow that one Swell Two years ago Congress in Utah at one time constructed could stretch out his arms and eliminated the two lane undivided will be opened to traffic late this touch both sides Now there is a standard and upgraded all secFall four lane divided highway await- - tions of the Interstate to four This route isbeingconstructed ing surfacing lanes undivided This has complin virtual wilderness and bisects Interstate 70 icated the planning and design When complete a geological formation known as will provide a new route between but the net result is expected the San Rafael Swell a syncline Denver and Los Angeles It is to be a more satisfactory highraising 2000 feet above the surexpected that much of the traffic way Here the San now using Route 666 In Arizona rounding country Most of the Interstate Route Rafael River and Intermittent will be using Interstate 70 and ' 70 between Green River and Frestreams formed by summer Interstate 15 as the most direct mont Junction when opened this cloudbursts have carved gigantic and most desirable road fall will be the equivalent of two This seventy mile section of lanes Over the next few years canyons in the red orange and Interstate did not come free the additional two lanes will be yellow rock Though not designed as a highway to provide scenic Preliminary and built According to District Four access the route willbeacandl-dat- e preliminary engineering costs Engineer James L Deaton plans for honors as one of total $1141000 Already spent are underway to do part of the most scenic stretches on the section are $16000000 earthwork necessary for the adof Interstate It is so scenic that Projects underway today which ditional lanes this summer so within 35 miles four view or rest will complete this part total traffic will not be inconvenienced areas are provided for each $11000000 when the additional lanes are direction of traffic When was originally decompleted From the east the road enters for the Utah State signed standards permitted Engineers Utah Teachers Rank Second of Highways have Department achieved a particularly pleasing location for this route fitting it carefully into the country and taking advantage of the natural flow of the land Here and there spectacular cuts were necessary In other areas the road undulates across broad valleys Many anti- cipate that Utah has an excellent chance of winning a national award with this road as a scenic Already the bridge highway Eagle Canyon has been awarded “most beautiful bridge honors for its class by the American Institute of Steel Construction A companion bridge will be built as the additional two lanes are completed District Four has tentative plans to build a seven stall mainMesa tenance shed at Secret by crews from jointly operated Green River and Huntington During severe winter storms crews would be housed at this shed According to EJ Swapp project on snow accumulation engineer the top of the San Rafael Swell often reaches three feet posing a severe winter maintenance In Potential Lifetime Earnings I challenge West of Fremont Junction District Three is constructing additional portions of Interstate 70 along the alignment of State Route 10 When these portions of the route are completed a 106 mile length of Interstate Highway be tween Sallna and Gi een River will have no service available This poses aproblem to both motorists and the Utah Highway Patrol Plans are now being developed for he warning signs informing motorists that he has a 106 mile jaunt and must have sufficient gasoline The Highway Patrol is now planning for additional manpower to patrol the road In addition the Communications Section of the highway department is considering the installation of an emergency calling system to provide rapid aid In case of an accident Rocky Mountain states: —Districts from 50000 to 999 999 - enrollment-Ut- ah $7564 other states $8706 —Districts from 25000 to Utah $7704 others 49999 $8980 -- —Districts from 18000 to 24999 Utah $7565 others Utah $7565 others 24999 $8084 — Districts from 12000 to Utah $7821 others 17999 $7937 - Districts — 11999 from 6000 to $7585 others Utah $8019 from 3000to 5999 Utah $7792 others $7852 In districts with fewer than Utah averages 3000 students were higher than the comparable averages in other Rocky Moun- tain states The average “potential lifetime of Utah bachelor deearnings gree teachers based on current salary schedules is $324269 compared to the Rocky Mountain (including average Utah) of $304351 putting the Beehive State in second rank in this reFor master degree teaspect chers the potential is $344665 putting the state in 4th rank according to the study (The structure of the salary schedule is a big factor in deter- Rule Changes ag This new route when open in late Fall 1970 will provide both one of the most scenic and one of the most utilitarian sections of in the the Interstate systems United States POLICEMEN policeman is many things He’s a son a brother a father an uncle and sometimes even a grandfather He is a protector in time of need and a comforter in time of sorrow His job calls for Mm to be a diplomat a psychologist a lawyer a friend and an inspiration He suffers from an overdose of publicity about brutality and dishonesty He suffers far more from the notoriety produced by unfounded charges Too often acts of heroism go unnoticed and the truth is buried under all the cirticism The fact of one per cent of policemen ever disis that less than credit their uniform That’s a better average than you’ll find among clergymen A policeman is an ordinary guy who is called upon for extraordinary bravery — for us! His job may sometimes seem routine can be moments of stark terror He’s the the interruptions but mining potential earnings) pnman who rescues a lost child The average salary paid prin- man who faced a who challenges a mob and who risks his neck more often than we Utah and puts supervisors cipals and our profound thanks our He deserves realize respect mountain in 3rd place among the A policeman stands between the law ablder and the law breaker states assistant superintendents are it - ond place and superin- He’s the prime reason your home hasn’t beenburned your family abused your business looted Try to imagine what might happen tendents in 3rd place (In comthere were no policemen around And then try to tMnk of ways parison with other Rocky Moun- if Show them the respect you tain States Utah has far fewer to make their job more rewarding really have offer them a smile and a kind word see that they very small districts n to be magicians to false their families on The study also shows that while don’t have salaries the average teacher salary in adequate We thank God for all the little We tMnk policemen are great Utah was only $116 below the boys who said they would be policemen and who kept their average in promise We hope you geel the same way and we hope you'll 0 it is $432 below in show it — so there will always be enough good policemen to go the Utah average 4 Since has Increased by 30 percent while around inhas the average creased by 357 percent The average teacher salary in the eight Rocky Mountain States (average of all districts reporting) for the current school year WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF according to the report is: AriColorado $7793 zona $8819 Montana $7932 Idaho $3998 IN STOCK NOW!! New Mexico Nevada $9027 $7917 Utah $7644 and Wyoming STEVELAND - BONNEVILLE GEM VALE - TREBI $8269 SEED GRAIN BARLEY: WHEAT: LEMHI EARLY BAART - OATS: Advisory Board For Utah BLM We have all the popular urieties of Alfalfa Seed including RESISTADOR - 919 - LAHOTAN - COMMON UTAH BLUE TAG CLOVER - GOLD N PURE Names Officers CLOVER and GRASS SEEDS A SULTRY SWINGER — Pert and pretty Jill Shipatad rejoined a olo akater Shiptad and Johnon Ice Follie thi year and In her aolo plua Miatreaa of Ceremoniea for the ahow’a opening ahe portraya “Sunny" in both muaic and mood when the ahow run betwelve for a day Palace Salt open in Salt Lake at the ginning April 15 1970 Before you select that special Graduation first gift this year check into the t Swiss movement that doesn go Check into the sensational Hermes 3000 portable typewriter office keyboard (available in many Check Red foreign keyboards too) the Flying Majlnj jound absorbing housing and many many made In Switzerland In this unique machine precision Into the Stop by for demo today a LaMar’s 424 SOUTH It MAIN — GUNNISON once buy a you only want to buy a typewriter HERMES Kenneth S Summers of was reelected chairman of the Bureau of Land Management Utah State Advisory Board at its annual meeting Thursday in Salt Lake City Elected vice chairman was J Whitney Floyd of Logan Robert D Nielson BLM state director for Utah serves as JE Worthington of Fountain Green was elected to represent of the state on the cattlemen National Advisory Board Council with KumenS Gardner Cedar City as his alternate Representative of Utah sheepmen on the national board will be Alden K Barton of Salt Lake City with Lawrence Aubert of Grand Junction Colorado as alternate Troy Miller of Brigham City represents sportsmen and Edward W repClyde Salt Lake attorney resents petroleum Interests on the national board were adopted Six resolutions by the state advisory board which requested BLM officials to consider appropriate action to (1) access across private provide lands to isolated tracts of public land (2) restrict or regulate offroad vehicle use where there may be wildlife or resource problems (3) Include browse seed or seedlings in future grass seedings (4) provide water for wildlife on rangeland when livestock are not there (5) install signs atcritlcal wildlife water places in an effort to eliminate vandalism and (6) continue present predator control policies of the bureau meeting During the representatives of groups that lands in use Utah discussed practices that vandalto Uttering contribute ism and other dospolling of the public lands and resources Also were ways in wldch considered individuals and groups can contribute to improving environmental quality and how BLM employees can assist PONTIAC POTATOES SEED BULK SWEET CORN and PEAS I Rose Marie Klespitz of Aurora Illinois who captured the national Miss American 1970 crown boosts the American Cancer Society’s annual Crusade A nonsmoker and adults she gives this health tip: "Don’t Start!’’ Pkg Garden and Flower Seed or BAGGED FERTILIZERS' NITROGEN — PHOSPHATE — BULK Roltet TKill — Gunniaon Phone Utah inuDnuOOm itorewide Spring 3 days only-Apr- il 2 3 4 Off All merchandise 25 Don’t Forget Mother’s Day May 10th Floral Arrangements 4 Scarves Jewelry Gift Ware Hallmark Cards Craft Supplies ilELSOQ’S SIFT MT mnnnnnnnn nTin°n fin n'n n n n n n nnnn - mm Ariiiriwwn visited Board Make pCVUHUlt ri end Mr and son Fish and Game A Although the average salaty paid Utah classroom teachers ranks seventh among the eight and is Rocky Mountain States falling further behind the potential lifetime earnings for bachelor degree teachers ranks second This is disclosed in the fifth annual comparative salary study released today by the Utah State The study Board of Education covers 613 districts in the eight Rocky Mountain States The study shows that while teachers in Utah's large urban districts trail their contemporaries in similar sized Rocky Mountain districts teachers in rural Utah areas (those with fewer than 3000 students) enjoy higher average salaries than teachers in districts of comparable size in neighboring states school term 0 For the the study offers these comparisons between average salaries in seven Utah and the “other and Mrs Elden Olsen 1 Gim eVvs Dent from Boise Idaho at the Whitlock home along Page 3 at2 1970 with their three children April Thursday MRS ROY ANDERSON school In Ephraim tending Sherry Elaine and Eldon Correspondent On Monday and Tuesday oflast PHONE week Mr and Mrs Leland Christensen visited with their brother and sisters Mr and Mrs Christensen Mr and Mrs Ed Vest and Weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Nels Sorensen On Mr and Mrs Harold Christianthe Easter weekend at the Vest sen were their son and family home were their daughter and Mr and Ms Carl Christiansen Mr and Mrs Harvey family Laurie Cheryl Ann and Janna Jensen from Sandy Members of the Board of Fish Lee from Taylorsville They also Mrs Mrs Verna Christiansen and Game faced a busy agenda In visited with Mrs Christiansen’s Edna Bjerregaard and Mrs Barparents Mr and Mrs Grover bara Faatz went to Logan to visit their March 11th meeting at Salt Lake City The meeting was at- Jensen in Gunnison On Saturday their children and Mrs Mr tended by several interested evening at the Christiansen home Rlrfnev Cojl'mV wh0 resented their sP°rtsmen a turkey dinner was served with on some of the items Carl being the special pest as Mrs Jerol Hill WMle there thoughts that came before the Board for Guests at it was Ms birthday Mrs Christiansen and her daughthe dinner besides the Christianapproval ter Mrs Cox went to Preston sens were Mr and Mrs Frank Idaho where they visited with an Among the items discussed was scheduling of chemical treatCooley and son Clair from Cedar aunt of Mrs Christiansen Mrs Lake for ment of Panguitch City and Mrs Stella Beck from Gladys Bosen the Fall of 1971 the Centerfield Visitors at the Albert fish and falconry proclamations Guests at the home of Mr and home for Easter were their and spring turkey Mrs Lester Hansen were Mr and cMldren John egg purchases Mr and Mrs Mrs Alan Allred and cMldren hunting Stenberg and family from Roy from McGill Nevada They came Mr and Mrs Ned Stenberg and and left Monday for Thursday The Board made some changes family from Morgan and Mr and home Mrs Maynard Stenberg and son procin the exlstingcougar-bea- r in Larson Salt Mrs Eula is Nevada Rick from Yerfington lamations and approved recomLake staying with her daughter Maynard and his family also mendations for the 1970 falconry and family Mr and Mrs Elmer The nonresident visited with their other parents proclamation Paxman Mrs Larson is helping Mr and Mrs Allan Jensen cougar hunting permit was raised with the Paxman's two children Mrs Errol WMtlock and chilto $10000 and 22 calibre rlmflre while Mrs Paxman is in the hosdren Rodney and Deborah from weapons were made legal for the pital Roosevelt is spending a week caking of cougar The season for Mr and Mrs Steven Heath bear hunting was set as May 15 here visiting with her parents spent the Easter weekend at the Mr and Mrs Udell Christianthrough October 15 1970 home of their parents Mr and sen" Mrs Lanoy Christiansen The Board accepted the recomMrs Loretta Tatton and sons It is not always granted to mendations that there be no Curtis and Bart spent the Easter the sower to see the harvest turkey hunt this spring and apweekend at the home of her parAll work that is worth anyproved the request for bids on ents Mr and Mrs DaMel Good thing is done in faith — K M fish egg purchases for the winter Another son Steven whohasbeen Kemsburg The Vista (Calif) 1 of staying with Ms grandparents for Press a few weeks returned home with ?!SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS$SSSSSisSSeHSi8S&SSSaSSSS2 Ms mother and brothers On Monday and Tuesday oflast week Mrs Marjorie Hafen and cMldren went to Salt Lake to visit her father Paul Lyon and also a Mr and daughter and Mrs James Johnson On the Easter weekend the Johnson’s visited here in Mayfield with the Hafens Mr and Mrs Alan Anderson from Ephraim spent Sunday at the home of a daughter and family Mr and Mrs Stanford Peterson During the week visitors at the Kenneth WMtlock home were Mrs Boyd Coates and family from Wah Wah Ranch and Mr and Mrs Gerald Willden and family of Sparks Nevada On the week- - 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