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Show W W r '". .w.f'" r rw,' f 'r - if f y , ' 1 U3P.- - i: UiPA Utah state Press Assn j- : - P.CMiox 1387 Salt take City. Utah THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Coalville, Utah 84017 Volume XXXVffl SIX NUMBER THIRTY 1976 Sewer Board W ants Fi r m To Pursue F eder al F umds lae Snydetville Basin Sewer District Board net August 24 to discuss possible financing of a proposed S4 million system, defeated in a June 8 election 296-18- 2 when voters were to approve the idling of SI.2 million General obligation bonds to finance the comprehensive sewage lines and treatment facility. . The board authorized District engineers. Call Engineering to pursue avenues of obtaining some of the S2.0 billion made available when Senate Bill 3201 passed July 22 and now Public Law The law authorises grants for p jlic works construction in areas cour as and city-co- waniojiKysiHiB 94-36- 9. re unemployment experiencing rates higher than the national average of 7J per cent Summit Countys July rate waa 9.5 per cent and Park City's is the highest in the county, in May, it was 13.2 per cent .However, half the A Mai if 46 Hits m parked 1 Beaver Ckwfc ha dutaf fife Mnm country has unemployment higher than the average so finding will still be difficult to obtain. The new laws intent is to find public works while reducing unemploy teak fry. Moose at Beaver Creek The Utah Legion of Loyal Order of Moose No. 159 held .theL' annual steak- - fry August 20, 21. and 22 at Beaver Creek Inn. Forty-si- x units, campers, trailers, motor homes and fifth wheelers camped at the Inn's grounds. . the Saturday afternoon Moose Legion held enrollment class and Saturday night dinner was served to .. ' Also in attendance were the new state Moose Assn. 116 members. 1364. Dancing followed for those who wished to attend. Music WATBy Ron Ricks of Ogden. - President Arvil Raasmussen. of Salt Lake City and new state secretary-trea- s urer Thello Tippets of Salt Lake - Those who didn't attend file dance visited and played games. This year's steak fry was in honor of Bob Tomlin of outgoing North Granger, Moose. New North Moose is Ben City. Some stayed over until Monday morning. A great big thanks goes to the Nordahls at Beaver Warren, Ogden Lodge Creek Inn for file service and hospitality shown to all. Hope to see everyone there again next year.'.Herder of Utah Moose Legion is Kimball J. Larsen of Bountiful. Kim and his wife Sally have quite a job to do keeping in touch with all and members planning pleasure trips and getting all notices out - Wealth of Information Exchanged Tbs national conference held in Park City Ust week on Energy and the Public Lands brought together authorities in the legal, environmental, scientific and economic aspects of energy de- who exchanged a velopment wealth of information. They shared an appreciation for the vast problems raised by the vagus call to UJS. energy inde- for the complexities of governmental regulations, me- - dance Kid, Downhill Racer, and All The Presidents Men' 1976. April employment in nonagn-culturindustries was five per cent ahead of a year earlier in the District, and the unemployment rate was down hy 1 .5 per ccnlagc points. Also, the value of building construction through first quarter 197b was more Ilian double that of first quarter 1475. Both residential and mmresidential construction nearly doubled lust year's activity. The traffic volume on highways in the District was running 10 per cent ahead of last year's during first quarter 1976, and sales of new cars and trucks v. re also ahead of a year ago, Job Service's quarterly roundup said. "The best skiing season ever is just concluding in the District's ski areas. Nonfcrrous mining activities remain strong. A new high school Is under construction In Park City. Oil drilling activities continue, and a cM mining firm is ncuring the production slate in summit ol treatment Perk Meadows proposed pump station was authorized moved from a location in phase I of the subdivision to a site in the northeast section of Phase n which will pump sewage from the whole project . Mrs. Jack Wilson lost out on an attempt to get a rebate from her S750 connection fee. She claimed she applied while rates were at die 8350 level, but her project was delayed by the city. The board determined not to grant relief, deciding theyre not in a position to determine where the fruit lies, and feeling a need to keep rates standard starting at a given time. The possibility of a .' Park City only system, significantly cheaper than the regional plant and favored by those advene to Snydetville development . has been pushed down the list of priorities while the board considers possible ways to find the regional system. an. ary 1, 1977. Gesso may be takas is Daggett and Utatah counties Candidacy Announced pi vu Bedford, who was burned in effigy in Kanab fdllowing the er pull-o- ut of two of the power consortium which planned the Kaiparowits energy plant, a project which Redfotd on pm opposed barf-'tCANADA GEESE-Goo- aa wxinoviiri dm national T.V. made some clos- caaaa feat year was a banosr will ba opaa from October ing remarks which downplay this ysar, Ragssthal added. 9, 1971, threxqh December 19, radical environmentalist image. The goose population atao .1971, for ths general 1 believe development, is esibowe lndtcetlon of good prosential and a vital part of our duction. Statistically, goose aa he stated, growth and tutu la tha state are 10 to M addinr 'But I dont believe tag- percent over tbs normal Utah ger w necessarily better. Im production trend. for the development of energy A cooperative effort between 1978 SEASONS sources which are better, newDUCB-Dc- ck hunters will cn- - Summit County and the State er, and cleaner. Department of Tranepcrteiioa The conference was from October tavolved reurf,cin whkh Law Environmental by the Jamary 3, 1977?8hootlng hours Institute based in Washington Road running from Ranch old U hour inia be from the University of UtohCol- - twjora gynrise to sunset except Snyderville to a point between wl taNrttagbe- - Kimball and Silver Creek June- SSin!.i S?,Sn2i5 iSI'tS MjM schools, . the candidate 'Education ia taking more of our tax dollars each year, and because of this, the public has a right to expect that tha quality of education justifies this support, he continued. 'Citizens must become involved in the educational . process if we want to preserve those aspects of our lifestyle that make us uniChristensen said. que, 'Parents have the right to a strong say in what is being taugbt in their schools and tha State Board of Education and local school boards must listen. He added that he believes thods o f motivation to develop alternative energy sources, tech-.hbecome known for his un- - cent and scientific public Stands on energy and knowns, and other heavy quest- - environmental issues. At bis ski tans. resort, Sundance, about an hour Bta the most heavily attended from Park City, he is construct-eve- nt University. of the four day conference fog a solar heated home. A Utah 1 would like to sea the a luncheon address by actor resident since 1960 he was en, Robert Bedford on Thursday, basic receive subjects gaged this Spring in extensive in the Bedford, the star of films emphasis greater in efforts lobbying Washington, tag Butch Cassidy and the Sun- - D.C. where he helped get the tha individual student is of utmost Importance In the edComprehensive Energy Conservation Bill passed. ucational system, and that Bedford told the experts, Pm schools 'have a responsi- her? as a concerned individual 7 provide an education have covered 90 per cent of the trying to work in the public in111 kiDdB learners. total cost State engineer! ea-- r terest.. Quality of life is a con.iuni.v. cern we all share, but it appears timated the cost of tte project at Sales subject to sales las in the teacher lor 13 years, is that phrase is open to a wide but the low bid submitted District Mountainlands grew by a member of the presently tinge of interpretations. 16 percent from third quarter to by Gibbons and Reed Construe-- spanich Fork High School The Sundance Kid said that fion waa entered at 944,336. fourth quarter 1975. Christmas taeres never beena greater need faculty. Had the County decided to go tar specific answers to specific shopping and increased winter in Summit B00 activities hSl Itte sports was rejected by County ahead with the project, their questions, yet those in government positions continue to pursue County were major factors in the Commiaalonere after the low bid share of the corf would have will be an annual event. Several corrective rather than preincrease. Gains of 22 per cent in the with Wtad engineer et-- exceeded 30 per cent, plus en- those ts tge gan ventive measures in the energy expressed pleasure as s site. sales were experienced in fourth choice of Parh City 60 per cent It gineering fees of approximately IIAmI almost 1976-197- 7 for ClMda field. Far more funds are spent bagtimates by quarter 1975 from the same and possession Unit of three (3). waa the only highway project IS per cent on temporary solutions, like furfor y8 tWAN-Bw- ea quarter of ,1974. Total sales anoa wUl nmlUted for the Park City ana this If the 121,000 allocated to ther development of the quarter reached SI54.7 milresources such as oil, gas, ta not put to use Suramit Cm XSSf yw- lion. UEA Con- and coal, than on research into et end this year, the for road Fknds the the improve- by Summit County posted ventkxi No School, permits win be isaead apta thia making renewable sources, like n-- h ru-- r H year. Swan applfeatkma will ba ments in the amount of 921,000 revert to a surplus fond available largest gains in gross taxable sunshine, into viable energy prot . dua cn September 10, Public wen made available to the to projects around the state ducers. sales of all the counties in the Na lie said hopefully technological District, up 42 per cent from will bring alternative progress 49 1974 and fourth quarter per over orig-SNIPE --Snipe hmw will atao tacatumi. According to state itructwn nut running jent1a energy sources into use, but we cent from the third quarter These coat Inal would the amount estimates, wife concur expectations. ba contacted need an iwstly lie interim solution, November 1, Beginning of figures illustrate the seasonal waterfowl datsa wife a bag limit added, In my opinion, the insecond term. winter of the influence sports terim solution is energy conserof eight (8) and atataes Q6) 25-2Thanksin November Sales in this County. industry vation measures theyre real, November 8 tbroufii DeNo school. all areas of Summit County, both giving, of talknot Portion now. cember 12, 1976. Im practical, and December 24, January 2, Carboa and Emery courftes will except the Park City area, ing about .Smokey the Dear, Imt decreased from third In fourth ba closed to gaoae barfing. about a more efficient use of 1977, (Last Day of School, Bag and possession limit state the energy we have. No Dec. 23) Christmu, quarter. In Park City, sales were wide NO is two 09, except ia Dagq and lull cent The energy conservation Last Friday, North Summit per the up hy almost eecond touchSchool. punched grft aad Uintah cornttes wbairf winch passed Congress August 3, accounted for 5ft per cent of total took on Morgan at Morgan, down over from a one-yar- d and poataaatoa limit will bq January 3TReturn to school. creates bag Bedford explained, founiv sales. for season their The end whkh made the opener. new ran, Graduation exercises for for staislards January 14, end of second Iaiihlc sales for I4"5 in the off started loun with S. a N. game score initiates term. 0. guar12, rough the practical nursing class iMildiugs, Morgan District totaled Mouniainlands 4-- H antees to stimulate development defensive stand-of- f The extra point failed again. by both were held on Thursday, January 17, Beginning of UJN.4 million, up M percent ol new eiwrgy sources and creteams. third The fourth term. rolled of and 26 Summit in on the campus front I4'4. Gains quarter August ates new incentives for archIn the second around N.S. and team the in Wasatch Counties were IN and 23 quarter, Utah Technical February 25, President'! College itects, engineers, and manus in Scott the set the McQueen no school. its stuff. waa t Chad gain law said Salt lie up Lake. respectively Day, percent, facturers. doing Utah County was 12 percent. core save six million Iwrrels of oil March kicked 18, End of third a field Sheri Ann Snyder, daugh Boyer The lre,t leaders Recognition Ena day by I'J'JO, and added, Utah County, because ol its larger term. in the to the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Dinner will be held September 2 game goal put ergy conservation buys all of us population and nnire developed March 21, Beginning of W. Snyder, wu among the in the Wanship IDS Church at 7 Ponged H In from the bag. Final score N.S. 15, It the fur future. to plan accounted time commercial centers, even-yar- d line. The extra fourth term. 0. the have 50 to Morgan honored completed helps our image as a wasteful p.m. An leaden will be for about 90 per cent ol total sules unniccesifol. YARDS: WM 8, Enter Vacation, AprU coune. ia and also an This of friends year long in the Mountainlands District in country, and it rredtes energy NS In the ha no school ,econd North Sheri 1975 a Summit, wu in I rushing annual attended. well affair 1415. turn, he District, and graduate ly Energy con183; pauing 0s total 183. May 20, Last day of school, of North Summit High School This year a better program is nmpletely ruled the game, amounted lor I2.N per cent ol servation also a complements corin End of fourth St. will 18, be and total sales in tile Stale of I'lah, lifestyle that einbrai-i-at eveiytime graduation. pasMorgan, rushing will the it hube employed planned, hopefully the term. man spirit. the rctorl said. Mark's Hoepltal In Salt Lake, beet they got the ball. Chad Buyer sing U. total 31. as three-memb- coal-burni- ng nvi nr includ-penden- Conditions Improve quarter Rules for applying for the finds are expected to be released this week and Call will apply as soon as the rules are out District clerk Bruce Decker noted that a hdpfiil sign for the Snydetville Basin project is that moat of the project's preliminary work has been done the actual construction swsits only finding. A project like this, ready to be built, should receive Ugh finding priority. Should the regional sewage facility not meet regulations for finding set by the federal the' or should government application for finding be denied, fee sewer board is considering trying another bond ..election, despite the resounding defeat of the June try. Utah's WUdlifs Board set ths wasMntfou County will ha opaa shooting starts at I mutations and Bag and jppssessloa limits will Oclqbsr M, 1978, manoa dates in their latest awet-ia- g. be savon p) ducks daily and tour- Dates andndas will corn--pon- g 04) ia closely to the (sidelines oventagtatt year's waterfowl two (0 redbeadaortwoCt)caaB In making recommendations to or one Q) cf each which may be Larry Cleon Christensen (he Board, Division of Wildlife taken per day with no aura than of Maptaton, Utah County, Waterfowl Super fear (4), singly or la the aggrela leaking election to the Al gate, taposasasiaB. Utah State Board of Educafeat Byways aeroastha nation had. -la will ba COOTS Coots a good harvest feat year. Ha baiting during tbs aaaw parted tion. He la a candidate for nid feat wing survey of laat as decks. Bag and poasaasioa tha seat from District 6, which Includes tha Summit, feart harvsst varifiad good pro- UadtliSS. duction, and that bnadtagpopa-tattou- a AMERICAN, Uintah, Daggett, Duchesne, of most ipeeias appeared AND HOODED MERGANSERS Emery, Grand, San Carbon, to ba ia flat shape. tahan ba durtag North may Summit, South Marpnasrs Juan, RagMthal pointed out feat the tha same 91 consecutive dwarf Park City and Nebo Summit, Pvciflc Ftyways winter survey lor wife bag and pcaaaa-sio- a School Districts. down approximately three limit of fiva (5) aad tea (HD, Christensen received a was still ap ty percent mister's degree fromCen U percent over fee bog form ud powpilti tral Michigan University, tore-ea- st two one or fell Tha Q) than more include flight avsrsgs. stuladicttis feat waterfowl Q) hooded mar paean ia the hag and has done graduate dies at Florida State ambers aid activity win bs about limit aad poaesaatoa limit, and Brigham Young ths aaaa.aa last ysar, which is Uni-vars- ag pop-rfatla- Economic conditions in the Mountainland District continued to improve during the first quarter of 1976, according to the District Quarterly Employment Newsletter issued by Dave Giles. Manager of the Heber Job Service Center. Gross taxable sales in 1975 were 13 percent ahead of those in 1974, tourist room sales were up 1 5 percent over the year, crude oil production in Summit County was three per cent higher, and production of natural gas was 2.2 per cent higher. These trends continued through first The State Board of Health plans to begb enforcing interim effluent standards by mid 1977, and the present sewer system dearly fells short of meeting levels. these pollution-contr' In other business, the board learned that the State Board of Health has approved 25 lots on a subdivision formerly known as Gorgon Pines.', now known as Pinebrook which will have an open lagoon method of sewage ment Waterfowl Regulation Dates Set ,1978 waterfowl ity Road Project Rejected t 5272 ooe-ba- p., SJite iStMy North Summit """tion. 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