Show LSvv- $1l’ J Skyi ' -- S£SS£ iiiitSiBSSm ft My £ ' WlpjHW-3'- Vw'1 I H'' “ y - Vvf ' p- - ' ?’’ ipiSW wi4WS8qWWpi jejssssaag ' I rr ?r V Oy - s v I 'r1 A4 0 Thursday June 271 974 Grand School Budget ' Passed as Drafted f ' S'JV It's Motorcycle Recog' of signiflcant contribu- - to “bring due public re nitiori week in UtahlF v maintenance and nper to the National goal cognition to the extensive The operating budget Utah Governor' Calvin for Grand County School ation capital outlay Rampton s hss‘ prot? ‘Mrgy eonsemtion’ contribution' - which mo-- A Its IVioto '&'L resident Dorothy Moab Ronald Inkley Oeden RepubUcan candidate for Congress from Utah’s First Congressional Ms- trict visited in Moab Monday and was the tea- tured speaker at the re gular meeting of the Mo- ab Rotary Club Mr Inkley a former Legislator from We- County is now in- in a three-wa- y race for the Republican the winner of will face incumbent K Gum McKay at the polls in November Other candidates are former running a successful Con- - Corbin Clark and Joe ofC1iuh mu!3 State Feiguson Both are from then between 50 and $100 Utah County the costs and thousand Mr inkley devoted much are higher in more most of his talk Monday to the need for drastic populated states in the that campaign reform in the east He suggested ambe candidates given state and nation stating that until we relieve can-Ut- ple and adequate free space in newspapers to didates of spending fan-bsums of present their views to the tastic money voters rather than have to office elected ting to pay for such space as there would be no paid advertisers This billty of eliminating ses which large campaign would be no problem for donations bring about in the p4ss he indicated since a good deal of space many instances Mr Inkley stated that is now being wasted on ah er get-volv- possi-nominati- abu-whi- ed on ch r food ser- - ! claimed June 23rd to 29th Di Governdr Rampton alo transportation was adopted last vices and other minor as Utah Motorcycle Re cttf® tlm Utah Motorcy- 5 Association Wednesday evening by the categories is the largest cognition Week ?£ School Board- following ever undertaken by Grand The declaration signed (JtofBAKinvthe deelara- toon as having Iong"en- School District by Governor Rampton re- Projected revenues cognizes motorcycling in'deavoredto promote the will allow the Utah as “an crmservihgYra-ciatio- n school system to operate efficient and especially801'' effective creational j and i sporting in the black with the ab- -' means of transportation PCts ’of motorcy ove mentioned budgeted UMDA hi spending plan ‘ and will albeen instrumental to0 also in The budget which figure diarued routine mat-- ’ the District to drop !cvelopment of a re- tals some 91 9 million relative to the sum- a full eight mills 'from Jfi: and creational vehicle act in "filler” material such as this fall's tax levy Four j clean-u- n work ' projects promote eqal ?rd?r t those mills will have y Tho next revular board sports scores etc Hiage ' h Following his presen- to be picked up again - Ac tation Mr Inkley respon- next year however due meetii wilLnot be held cfsttttmv Utah is among until The School ded to to provisions of the state BoardAugust precan- - 9 tradltiaially sented by members of the law the Mghest per capita cels meetings during the tog club Following the adoption month of July of the budget the Board The proclamation came if strict for the year 19- - 74-7- "r' : - t c&?Tfc 'r -- remim i torcydlng makes to theeconomic and recreational betterment of the State of Utah andher citizens” Officers of the Utah Mo- torcycle ' Dealers Aiso-howev- er are: President Ecdes of Plaza David C Cycle : Robert Reeves of Pacer Vice-Preside- Honda nt Secretary-Trea-lo- w surer Dorothy Nebeker of Honda of Bountiful nMotorcycle Recogni-o- f tion Week culminates on June 30 1 pm with the 2nd Annual Salt Lake International Mo- - tocross at Widowmaker park— The race is being by Cycle and KCPX : ' bout Urgely as a result Evel Knievel "King of the Stuntmen” will be on ili mussen hand at tlie race with his Snake River Marj Chaney returned By Barbara Ekker WKe Junp 'A public meeting :wUl from her vacation into l'nyon be held at the church Montana and on to Ohio nKl Friday June 28th to discuss the Hanksville Med- rin from Dayton Ohio Information booth for the ical Clinic operations A returned with her to summer new Board of Directors spend the summer :y 0 0 0 as well as other officers ' Six Hanksville youths Mr and Mrs Jean will be elected end hopes took part in the Outdoor two Doutre and children are that the clinic can beEducation Workshop held come active again Since are residing in the Oral June 0 at the Elk-hothe death of Dr Eugene Bullard Trailer home Ranger Station on Davie in December a Ho is an employee of the Thousand Lake Mountain doctor hasn’t been avail- BLM and plana to make west of Hanksville Netr- able to the clinic on a Hanksville hla home 60 students in the They art formerly from regular basis County: School ayne Salt Lake but he is origiM took District part in the Mrs Alene Sellers nally from Canada from The youths project spent a couple at days Jusincluded Hanksville Mr and lira Donnie here with her son Rod Ekker tin Craig Campand family and daughter Ekker were in Grand Jet bell Frank Johns Shelly Kim who has spent the Bullard Rhonda Sellers ! and sdrol year tore from Barbara Eardly their home inBellflower 8:00 his horse fell on They were met at California Kim returned inTor-re- y morning Tuesday with her mother tb Cali- him was treated there by Carl Ellett Mrs fornia Saturday after a and releasedEkker and Mrs Barbara 0 gala birthday party here ' ’taxied’ Tom Campbell Mrs Edna Ekker Friday from to and children the Sunhome yr-Mr and Mrs Dennis ' Ekker Mr end Mrs SanMrs Eulf Allen redy Sandstead and Patsy turned home frbm HeleRasmussen were in Salt na Montana this week Lake and Cody Wyoming "w "omev and came back with some last week on business v on Butch Mrs Andrew Hunt and information Patsy remained in Salt found by ? her Cassidy Aim Uird were Lake for a week to viatt some in her mother Robin Ras- - cK8en by the Wayne daughter diaries and books of her PUBLIC NOTICES HankSVIlle BECAUSE THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW: News It&rnk jet-power- ed - NOTICE The Association of Governments Summer Work Experience Program provides an opportunity for 275 disadvantaged youth of the Southeastern Utah area to gain work experience The enrollees are assigned to public agencies in Carbon Emery Grand and San Juan Counties The program allows the clients to work 28 hours per week at $200 per hour for a 10 week training period Our office at 82 West Main Room 1 Price is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm for those persons wishing to review the complete grant application or make comments 1974 Summer Program Title III 250 enrollees x 28 hours per week $14000000 x 200 per hour x 10 weeks Hornet Every new AMC Gremlin Hornet end Matador comes with our economical s standard equipment engine And every new AMC Gremlin Hornet and orfsbackedtby all the benefits of the esdusivit AMC Buyer IVotection Plan-N- ow what size economy do you want? Come on in and choose from Gremlin compact Hornet or mid-tir-e Matador mmc DS0T08S 25 enrollees x 28 hours x 200 per hour x 9 weeks TOTAL WAGE per week $15260000 Social Security 585 Workmen’s Comp 0057 892710 86982 TOTAL FRINGE BENEFITS raauTM $979692 Examinations for 238 enrollees x 1000 0 Robi-retura- ed 296500 31203 Total Supportive Services Manpower Services TOTAL 1974 SUMMER PROGRAM Published in The Utah June 27 July 4 and 11 1974 Times-Independe- rn 225 v:-- Administration Call Collect after 8 pm 472-583-1 1260000 18-2- nt $327703 $1827673 $1103827 $19498895 Moab y : -i- n-law t "it y great-grandfath- v J? 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