Beaver County Monitor PAGE 3— SHS OCTOBER 4, 1990 $1.2 Million For Utah Corrections 1996-97| Utah State Homecoming Rovalty - " i Corrections Sentencing Incentive Grant from _ the United States Department of Justice. © The $1.2 million allocation awarded last month is a portion of a 4-year program. - Marvin Dodge, Utah Commission ‘on Criminal and Juvenile Justice, said the commission has the option -_ of spending the money on a yearly basis or stacking it in order to have _, a large amount available at the end __ of the fourth year. The _ funds will be used for increases in _ secure facility construction needed ~ to-house juveniles who have a - violent history and/or construction of medium/maximum security adult housing at Gunnison. I Between 1982 and 1996 _Utah’s adult_—_ population incarcerated increased more _ than 200 percent. Utah projects _ that its prison population will grow by approximately 400 offenders per year. Between 1990 and 1996 youth corrections — custody Rachel Holm, Attendant; Jennifer Netto, Queen; Kristin Bailey, Attendant. Fay and Betty Marshall has i "increased from 142 percent, from Duke Barnes, Attendant; Ryan White, Preferred Tiger; Johnnie Yee, Attendant 434 to 1050. Soth Anniversary As the second world war ended many young men came home to find young women thrilled to date someone their own age. Fay Marshall returned after serving in the Navy to marry Betty Lambson October 7, 1946. The children of Fay and Elizabeth Jane. (Betty) Lambson Marshall are hosting an open house in my ae eee \ Tolackle Any Request You Have | Us => ig ale] [6 me aH y : Fa honor of the 50th anniversary of that occasion. The event will be celebrated with an open house on October 5, 1996 at the Minersville LDS Church from 6 to 9 p.m. Fay and Betty were married October 7, 1946 in Parowan, Utah. They are the parents of five children: Elaine, Greg, Tommy (Deceased), Grace and Sidney, Grandparents of 14 and Great Grandparents of two. Fay served his country in the Second World War in the Navy and then came home to purchase a farm with his brothers. He is' currently a successful farmer and cattle rancher working with his sons. Betty is a housewife who Cash is available and it’s waiting to be used Immediately! _ has supported her husband in all his business ventures. She has served in many church callings and in community affairs. Expenses have a way of piling up at this time of year and if you could use some extra dollars, we urge that you call or stop in and tell us your needs. Give us a short time to com-_ plete the details and, upon approval, the cash will be ua when you stop in. It’s just that simple. Try it! : MILFORD SCHOOL LUNCH Monday, October 7 Taco Buttered corn Sliced Pears Cinnamon Sticks/ Milk Tuesday, October 8 Hot Dog Macaroni & Cheese Buttered Mixed Vegetables Fudgie/ Milk Wednesday, October 9 Spaghetti Casserole Tossed Green Salad Hot Roll/ Milk Thursday, October 10 Chicken Nuggets Tater Tots Pickle & Cheese Apple Cnsp/ Milk Friday, October 11 Sloppy Joe Potato Chips Cheese & Pickle Jel -O w/ Cream/ Milk In the Child Nutrition Program, no person shall on the grounds of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or handicap, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to If you believe. you have been discriminationed against because of race, color, national origin sex, age, or handicap, write immediately to the Secreatry of Azgriculture, Washington, D.C. 20250. new furnace « home repairs e school expenses taxes « insulation « doctor bills e warm clothing « travel Federal Credi MILFORD OFFICE P.O. Box 798 ~ Milford, Utah, 84751 OFFICES ALSO LOCATED IN ST. GEORGE. CEDAR CITY. HURRTCANE MAR-678A4