VOLUME I, -- NUMBER XIV AUGUST WEDNESDAY, 31,1953 INCLUDES 3EA& LA?: NSA'S & RANXLFH,,OODi:FF TWENTY t RICH COUNTY ASKING BIDS Sheriff Gary Ogilvie has asked for bids on the repairs needed to right flood damage to the Rich County Sheriff's Office Jail in and the Rich County Courthouse. Bids must be in prior to the Rich County Commissioners mee- ting September 7, 1983. SCHOOLS START TUESDAY Schools in Rich County delayed opening fron this week to next Tuesday for both North Rich and South Rich Schools, due to the floods this season which hurt hay crops. This delay in starting will allow students to help get hay ready. "School Rich County said. will start students, all Tuesday morning for the school district Tfyose days lost due to the late start may be made up by attending school on November 9 and 19, and on December 17, Saturdays. However, this plan is tentative. School of- all ficials male up are still discussing the best lost time. 'yf- X V , " V RICH COUNTY FAIR Queen ' ' fr r ,V Jw to news from Utah Governor Scott Ma the son during the 1983 Bear Lake Regional Governors Conference hosted at Bear Lake West few words of on Bear Lake, which borders Idaho and Utah. Dozens of dignitaries found their way to the V A way Reporter Mrs. Judy Floyd and advertising director for the News get a RICH COUNTY NEWS V .V X - W x s ss ,w W festive meeting, featuring Cornish game hens, ovsrlopking the lake. Idaho Governor John V. Evans and Wyoming Governor Ed Herschler were present for the meeting. Others pictured above were Julia Christopherson, State Phy- sical Resources, and Charles Bullen, Utah State Senator fron Rich County. Bense Buckley and Princess Sherrie Weston lead the 1983 Rich County ing the Fair Parade in fair opening downtown Randolph dur- last week. RICH COUNTY FA JR WINNERS By Judy Floyd Rich County Fair turned in a fine turnout show. The following ladies re- for the 1983 ceived three or more first place premium ribbons for their cooking. This included for canned vegetables, breads, cakes, cookies, candies, and jams. Congratulations, Gals! There were many, many others who received first premium ribbons, too numerous to mention them all. But congratulations! Those receiving three or more firsts included: Flora Lambom, Randolph; EJma N. Reay, Randolph; Maxine C alder. Garden City; Gaye Johnson, Laketown; Vickie Weston, Lake town; Norma Lee Pugmire, Laketown; Greta Satterth-wait- e, Laketcwn; Barbara Norris, Garden City; Warns Patsy ley, Randolph; and Tracey Comia, Woodruff. (Continued on Page Two) UTAH GOVERNOR Scott Matheson discusses a point of government with Rich County Commissioners Ken Brown and Louis Stuart during the annual Bear Lake Region Governor's Coference hosted by Bear Lake West on Bear Lake Tuesday. Others at the table were Donald S. Rex and Kent Horton. CENTF