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Show Our THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE 3L Albertsons, Inc. 32. Safeway GLEN Says: is MMM Stores, Ine. 33. ZXJ4J. 34. Alpine School Dis- 6,059,691 6,000,000 trict 5,600,000 35. First Security Bank of Utah 5,569,000 36. Weber State College .. You can't win. Right altar Ths Park Record headlined "Park City Council Agrees to Agree" Art Durante (lied suit agalnat two other eouncilmen for assault and batHEADLINES! ... tery. there la something to the suggestion that Park City's Maybe Centennial observance has gone a little too tar. Will council-mstart totin' farn arms V council meetings? en e BEESWAXING THE WEBER RIVER Is run- even spilling ning bank-ful- l, meadows. over Into For this you may thank Morgan County Commissioners Lincoln Jensen and Harry HERE IT B, spring time and I keep telling myself there must be a better way. I mean I dont have any trouble getting started, ifs the continuing that bothers me. By the time Ive dragged In the ladder, found the bucket and torn some old shirts up for scrub rags one of the kids needs me, desperately. (Stuck in apple tree, cant get up or down, pants caught on branch. Thirty minutes to extract boy from house-cleani- Wilkinson. They spent seven solid days, on their own time, twisting arms in high-u- p places, to gat (he gates opened In both Echo and Rockport reservoirs. Both big lakes were almost full a month hadn't even ago, and the run-o- ff begun. Where, then, would the run-o- ff water go? Answer: Right Intoyourbase- Now the banks of both lakes Back to the scrubbing, only while I was relieving the tree of Its boy some one snatched my scrub rags and cut them up for doll clothes. So Itfs back to the rag-bagain. If 1 cant find anything there Ill Just raid the closet, by this time each year all our winter clothes look like scrub rags anyway. At least It seems that way. er Ice cakes, marking the marks of a month ago. It took a lot of arguing and statistics to make the water people understand that it waa safe to release sacred water now because there would be plenty next month. Common erase should have been plenty. Thanks, Harry and Lincoln, high-wat- ag .eee PRETTIEST employee In the area must be Mrs. Carl Smith, who graces Petes Drug at Kamas. Then, of course, theres Mrs. Don Facer at the First National In Coalville, without whom the bank would lose some of Its charm. Most lovely end charming 'boss In the area, naturally, Is Janet Plott of the Christopher In Park City. REMARKS the favorite senior citizen: 'Theyre not gonna get me down to Salt Lake City. No slrree. Theyll Just put me In rest one of them gol-da- rooms.' congratulations to Bunny Downs, who has offered SINCERE a $200 scholarship to winning student or students In the Science Fair at North Summit High. 'Athletics get all the glory here," says the motel and bar man. 'Its time somebody gave some substantial credit to the other facets of education." Bunny, you're so rigid. And thanks. TWO HIPPIES came Into a' Summit County bar Monday and one with the shorter beard and lesser stench dug out a wadded twenty to pay the bUl, then started feeling a round on the floor with his bare feet. Think I dropped my contact lens," he muttered. Several came to help look, of course. So then he walked out. Must be a new gag. He waa wearing spectacles.-Ma- c. Cancer Society Begins Drive The AmericanCancerSoclety drive is scheduled to begin this month announced Chairman C. B. Copley today. Others who have consented to aid In this campaign are Thelma Brown, Crusade Chairman, Lores Blonqulst, Service Chairman and Thelma Crandall, Education Chairman. The Cancer Society strives not only to gather contributions but to educate people te die danger signals of Cancer. Sheriff Patrol Equipping Bus The Summit County Sheriffs Patrol is working to complete installation of bunks, kitchen facilities and radio equipment In the school bus recently obtained from North Summit school district. This bus will be used In the future as a base station and to Improve the efficiency of Patrol operations. Anyone ha vlngltemsto donate to the group for use In this bus should contact any Patrol another frantic call OH-O- H, two-cou- ' ng tree.) are lined with huge falling-dow- n . from the kids. The basketball hoop came down and their lives fixed depend on my getting it sooner. For not if Immediately this I have to drag the ladder back to the. garage. I hnyjqt even used It yeti. .. minutes later Fm Forty-fiv- e hunk to my scrubbing only by now the water Is cold so I have to set more. . Up the" ladder again and finally I can start scrubbing. Boy are these walls ever dirty. Gueckl The dirty water keeps running down my arml Say, this Is nice. If 1 lean down Just a little 1 can see out the window from here. The birds are singing and the sun is shining. It sure Is pretty out there. JUST A MINUTE, It look, like yes, I believe there Li a crocus blooming in that flower bed beside the violets. Oh my goodness, Ive been waiting all winter for them to bloom. I cant wait, Ill Just run out and see If that really Is a crocus blooming. Yes, theyre blooming all right. Sure look pretty, the yellow crocus beside the purple violets But look here, this ground is so hard I dont know how they ever made it through. Ill Just find a stick and loosen the soil a little. Stick wont work, will have to go get some garden tools. Itll Just take a minute. sandwiches, Eighteen six squirts of air (a special trip for each bike), and four treats later Im back at my scrubbing. (The ice cream was to bribe them into playing at the neighbors for the rest of the day. Waste of money, she Is housecleaning too, wants to send her kids to my house.) OH WELL, ... ... 5. By Mary Bee low-lyi- ng . Volumes could be filled, and filled again, with controversial words stemming from President Nixons pnvosed ABM system. If public reaction were measured In terms of decibels only, one would conclude that there are many more opponents than proponents of the ABM decision. The tact Is, of course, that the screamers and shouters are much more vocal than numerous and constitute a relatively small group, both on Capitol Hill and elsewhere. Certainty the money which will go Into the ABM program could be used elsewhere. There are projects on the domestic shelves which need attention: education, water resources, but the highways, crime defense of some 200 million people needs a little attention too. It Is pretty much public knowledge that Russia now has almost a thousand ICBMs. The Soviet Union has doubled Its bomber strength and built scores of missile-carryin- g has and submarines with mixed emotions that I write this cotymn today but perhaps It will give some of you 520,000 a better Idea of the problem 37. J.C. Penney Co. In have the legislators raising 5,000100 revenue. "Estimated. Over the years we have conNumber Employed Name tinually Increased budgets and L Ogden Air Material many departments have chosen 2166 Area to increase the number of em. 897 2. State of Utah than the raise ployees rather 3. Kennecott Copper pay scale. It might Interest yon 7,649 Corp. to know that the legislature In 4. university of Utah . . .7,539 desets the Instances many 7,53 partment heads' salary but then 5. Univer- Young Brigham the department sets the salaries of those under them and many times staff members receive several thousand dollars more than the big boss. Does it surprise you to know that there are over 60 persons on the state payroll who receive more money than tho Governor? As 1 mentioned a while back the growth of the state was 12 of 1 for tax purposes and yet the cost of living adjustment that everyone Is mentioning Is If you will read the following .67 ABM sites! chart carefully you should be Our ABM program Is a able to come to some conclusion modified plan. President 15. Univac (Division, Sperry of your own. Many of us Im Nixons plan Is strictly deRand) sure didnt realise what it takes 16. fensive in nature. It doesnt Davis Comity School to operate a university or cover major cities, as proposed District 2,419 school district. You will notice by the Johnson Administration, 17. Salt Late School that a lot of our state employprotect our retaliatory 228 but does District ment Is supported by taxpayers' -le our ICBMs. Any force 18. LJJJS. Hospital . . 1,788 money. enemy first strike must be 19. Salt Lake City Corp. If after looking this over you directed against the U.8. 1,722 have any suggestions feel free to retaliate. No capability 20. Utah Power b Light to share them with me. war plan would Red rational 169 Co. UTAHS TOP EMPLOYERS spare our ICBM and strategic 2L Thtokol Chemical Name bomber bases while striking Payroll 1,600 Corp. . 1. Ogden Air Material our cities. The modified ABM 22. Hercules, Inc. . . 1,500 Area $182,883,000 system, defending our forces. 23. Deseret Test Center Insures that the enemy must 2. Kennecott Copper 1,500 launch a much larger percent70,000,000 Corp. 24. Eimco Corp. . . 1,500 3. State of Utah . . . 53,480,940 age of his missiles against our 25. J. C. Penney Co. . 1,500 4. United States Steel strategic bases, thus sparing 26! Jordan School Dis50,000,000 many cities. Corp. trict 1,492 The two ABM sites will be In 5. Tooele Army Depot 27. Ogden School Dis.41,000,000 sparsely populated areas, too. trict The first, in Montana, Is placed 1,427 6. University of Utah 28. Albertsons Inc. . . 158 near Malstrom Air Force Base 34,161,818 at Great Falls, which would 29. Weber County School 7. Union Pacific RailMinute-mthe road District protect 28,500,000 100 silo complex. The other, 30. Denver b Rio Grande 8. Defense Depot Ogden Railroad 28,000,000 100 in North Dakota, would guard the nations newest Mlnuteman 9. Granite School Dis3L First Security Bank of trict 24, 666, 708 .Utah 187 base at Grand Forks. And, In10. Brigham Young Univer32. Veterans Administracidentally, 150 Of the latest . tion 24,000,000 . . 156 Mlnuteman missiles were consity Hospital. U. Mountain States Tel33. Weber State College . 155 . structed in Utah. It Is my opinion that the, 23,000,000 34. Mountain.Fual.Supply' ephone... v.12. Univac, (Division, Sperry Co. 109 i. Nixon ABM will (unRaiuor;. rr... . . 22,000,000 35. Safeway Stores, Inc.' 118 doubtedly givesystem us a better posi13, Hercules, Inc. .. . 20,000,000 36. Alpine School Distion in future disarmament 14. Internal Revenue Service 115 negotiations with the Reds. They trict 18,000,000 Ogden 37. IML Freight, Inc.. . 1,000 must know we mean business 15. Utah State University Includes a substantial numwhen we protect our main line 16,600100 workers. ber of part-tim- e of defense, a defense which 16. Thtokol Chemical Corp. could wipe the Soviet Union or 16,000,000 Red China off the face of the It back to the old scrub bucket. "Mom, do you know where my baseball mitt is? No, it Isnt x, I looked. You in my come look, youre good at finding things. (Flattery will get you no where.) When did 1 have it toy-bo- foil-sca- ....... 200-mlss- lle ............ 17. Salt Late School Dis- trict 14,773,000 IS. Utah Power b Light Co. 13,962,901 Deseret Test Center 19. 13,606,000 b Rio Grande Railroad .12,500,000 21 Salt Late City Corp. Jl, 726, 000 22. Davis County School Jl8900 11,100,000 24. Eimco Corp. . . 10,000,000 25. Mountain Fuel Supply Co. 26. Veterans 8,588,898 Jordan trict .... Agents Desk A weed meeting will be held April 9 at 7:30 in the court house for representatives of all areas to discuss weed problems and outline the summer program. The greatest concern this year is Musk Thistle and Canada Thistle. Louis Jensen, Utah State University, will be here to discuss the program, which will School Dis- 8,324,524 29. Weber County School District 30. 7,500,000 Hosnttal (Salt Late City) . . 7150,587 Include how to identification, costs, weeds with chemicals, of all agencies. control We care where our product is served. Beer served in pleasant end wholesome surroundings is the aim of the United States Breweri Association. And we are always striving to do something about it. The USBA it represented by field men around the country They meet with proprietors of establishments where beer is sold. They work in every way possible to promote a set of high standards wherever beer is served. This USBA effort mean even more enjoyable placet there. fix oh-o- h, searching the Utah area for a site, that ths Pentagon wouldnt want to spend stlH more time and money researching another site. But thats all In the future Spelling Contest did Pamela Rees, granddaughter of Jacob Rees, Coalville and Rex Glnes, Kamas, won spelling honors in a Mesa, Arixona elementary school recently. Pamela is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Rees of Mesa and Is a sixth grader at Alma School. She Is the elementary level veiling champion alter correctly spelling 'capsule to win the competition over the Mesa school districts 16 other elementary champions. She received a $10 award and the opportunity to compete In the regional contest March 15 which was held In Westwood Highs Shepherd Auditorium. The competition declared and parochial elementary school champions Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Hlgley, Williams Air Base, Kyrene and Tempo. The winner will compete in the state bee at a later date. OUR YOUNG FOLKS Staff Sergeant Floyd Dalian McAffe and Mrs. McAffe visited here from Westover AF Base in Massachusetts with their, parents, Mrs. Almeda McAffe and family and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pitt and family. They also took care of some business In Salt Lake and visited with friends there before returning to Westover for further assignment. The Coalville fire department was called out Monday morning to extinguish a small grass fire for Grace She had been burning weeds and when the wind came up feared It might spread to buildings. No damage was Stone-break- er. retary. The Mutual Marrleds spent a very enjoyable evening Monday In the Cultural Hall playing , volley balL The activity was carried forth under the direction of Kay and Larry Dearden and Scott and Marie Rich ins, also Delbert and Eillene Rich-Iwho were unable to attend. Cithers present were Howard and LuGene Jones, JoeandMary Fawcett, Everett and LaNae Ovard, Brent and Sheryl Ovard, Roy and Arvllla Fawcett and Vera and Donald Dawson. Kamas Theatre ns Phone 783-446- Kamas, 9 FRIDAY 4--S Killer vs. Killer Ford . Angle Dicklneoa Chad Everett Glenn ENGAGEMENT TODAY AND SATURDAY April, 2 Terence Stamp Carol White Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Rees announce the engagementof their daughter, Kerry Ann to Cordell Dean Hull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fay HullofRlverdale, Utah. The wedding will be April 24 In the Logan LD6 Temple with a reception April 25 in the Hoytsvllle ChapeL Kerry Ann was a 1968 graduate of North Summit and has been studying nursing in Ogden. Cordell is a Junior at Weber State College, president of the Weber State Singers and a member of the A Cape 11a Choir. He has fulfilled an LD6 mission to France. 11-1- POOR COW AND SATURDAY April ISIS Walt 01088 FRIDAY SNOW WHITE end th Seven Dwarf, AND SATURDAY April 2MB Jae. 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Kamas Valley Lumber Co. the basketball 1 bet its still P. O. Box if the dogs havent carried it off, I mumble as I climb back up the ladder and prepare to finish the Job with cold water. Like I said, there must be a better way. Ive been at this house cleaning Job six hours and all I have to show for my efforts is some cold scrub water, two torn-u- p shirts and a small patch of clean wall. Oh well, I should be finished Bee. by midnighL-Ma- ry 'Only Kamas, Utah 84036 128 Phone Kamas 783-435- 2 Salt Late City 485-964- 9 Royce Nichol Retail Manager and Building Consultant T Ut AMD SATURDAY April for America's great beverage of moderation last1? This morning out by the garage before we decided to have you hoop . . . time and money spent on re- 1969 Grass Fire Administra- tion Hospital 8,437,395 27. Ogden School District 8,355,000 28. an If tho ABM April 3, Thursday, of the Henefer Ward Relief Society along with her counselors, Mrs. LuGene Jones and Mrs. Joye Ovard. Sustained as the new president waa Mrs. LuGene Jones, with Mrs. Artel Pastett and Mrs. Vera Dawson as counselors. Mrs. Kay B. Dearden remained as sec- larged, Utah may yet be one of tho sites for a Sentinel base. It makes sense that with all ths Pamela Rees Wins Coalville, Utah Mrs. Sharleno Anderton was released Sunday as president earth. and depends, of course, on how the modified version Is met by public opinion as well as military support. The ABM decision wasthe first truly major decision Mr. Nixon has made as President-t- he first tough decision with political consequences. Just as Pentagon Chief Mel Laird was raked over the coals recently by the dovish Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the heat Isnt off yeLOpponents of stronger defenses will be working hard In the public opinion area to reject the program advanced by Nixon. The struggle to give the American people the protection they need against communist aggressors is for from won. THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE 3 Over th' County 20. Denver District 23. IML Freight Inc. Henefer Church Cong. Burton Considers Possible ABM Site in Utah at Later Date |