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Show t M' )- - z V 1 BEAVERS CEODJlDCatfV Published at Milford, Utah 84751 CUB SCOUT OLYMPICS: These Cub Scouts from Minersville placed are Wade First In the Beaver District Cub Scout Olympics. They ls for Marshall. See Michael story and Glllins Hollingshead, Cory Photo by Wllma Davis De-tai- PUB. O473-40- yf" C9 PRICE 25? -- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1986-Volw- 86-- No. nn 36 Minersville Cub Scouts win District Olymics ' 1 Pack 3326 of Minersville had the winning team in the Beaver District Cub Scout Olympics held Thursday, August 21, 1986. Members of the team are Cory Glllins, son of Steve smoui and Becky Glllins, 8 years old; Michael Marshall, son of Kent and Mary Faye Marshall, 9 years old; and Wade Hollingshead, son of Duke and Jill Hollingshead, 10 years old. pionshtps. ng J I I lilt I Service compliments of the Milford Weather Station. Aug. 26 Aug. 27 Aug. 28 Aug. 29 Aug. 30 Aug. 31 93 92 85 86 85 57 60 57 57 58 1 83 50 Sept. The Milford Valley Memorial Hospital Employees hosted a dedication ceremony for the Rose Garden at the hospital to the memory of the late Dan Ferguson and A.A. (Fuss) Brlnkman who were both caretakers at the ROSE GARDEN DEDICATION: 86 r.4 0 T .01 .85 0 .02 .02 Precipitation last year to date was 9.94 inches. This year to date 10.49 inches. Pictured are Mr?. Dan (Dee) Ferguson hospital. and Mrs. Fuss (Marie) Brinkman. The plaque and refreshemnts were donated by the employees of the hospital. Citations issued for Violations. Mr. Frank Seegmiller explained to the Council that as a representative of the FAA, he would like to update the Council on the situation on the airport project. He explained that R. Dean Child no longer feels an obligation to repair tlie runway ana taxiway at the airport. Mr. Seegmiller explained that after negotiating with Creamer & Noble, the FAA and the City.Mr.Childs agreed to change the project and to repair the area with a one half inch latex aggregate overlay. The project was to be started by July 15of 1986. Mr. Seegmiller explained that duringthe original project the aggregate used could not be tested in the field. When tested the test showed 4.0 to 7.5ft oil and the specifications on were uniformly 8$. the project Councilman Davis suggested that because R. Dean Child now feels no responsibility, the City should pursue this matte- - through the Leavitt Bond Company. Councilman Davis suggested that due to the time involved the City should ask for a complete new over lay of 1 12 inch. The Council agreed to have Attorney Kanell work with Councilman Davis and Mr. Seegmiller on this matter. Attorney Kanell staled a motion has been filed in district court. A motion was made by Councilman Davis, Mayer, Whitney and Wiseman voted in favor. Councilwoman Lister abstained as manager of the airport. Judge H.C.Cook and Virginia Bed -ingfield asked that the holes in their street be repaired by winter. Mayor Mayer asked the Council toconsider putting before the people the option of a SID to repair or replace all the streets intheCtty. MayorMayer stated that even though the City budget has allowed funds for the streets, there is no money. Mayor Mayer explained that the power to the pavilion is not on be cause of some work done on the field. He asked the City to consider Mr. Norm Thompson's recommendation to install a new transformer and reinstall the switch box. Councilman Wiseman suggested that due to the time of the year to the Lions proposal and take over the park, the issue be left until next spring. Recorder Rose explained that Bill Morris had completed his work on the cemetery. There are approximately !0 available lots at the cemetery and approximately 280 unidentified or vacant lots. Recorder Rose asked that t lie c'oum 11 approve continued work in trying to acquire some of these lots for the City. Mayor Mayer explained that the new section of the cemetery has very little possibility because of the gravel content. He explained that he does not feel any more money should be spent on this section. Council woman Lister made the motion with -- Councilman Davis seconding the motion that the office pursue the lots that could lie Iwught back bytheCity in the old cemetery. All in favor. Recorder Rose reported to the Council there are bond payments due in October and Decern ler as well as the insurance payment due in November. Rose explained that the City is at the lowest cash flow time of the year. Extreme caution must be used in City finances until the property tax monies come in December. It was reported by Rose that with the complimentary bid by David Kirk the City was able to apply and lie granted a $10,000.00 matching grant for the repair of the Library. Rose also reported that John Williams will try to allocate even more than $10,000.00 The state has also awarded the City a matching grant of $950.00. The Recorder also reported that after conversations with Commissioners Sherwood and Johnson, as well as County Clerk Paul Barton, there is a very good chance the City could get some money from the County. In all the City would have to match between five and eleven thousand dollars. Councilman Wiseman stated he felt some concern with this project in view of district winners the swimming pool project. Councilman Davis and Recorder Rose expressed concern with other projects being left undone because of the swimming pool project. Councilman Davis expressed concern about the funds for the new pool and consequences to the community. Councilman Wiseman stated that he did want to progress with other issues but, the priority for the City at this point is the swimming pool. No motion was made. Councilman Whitney asked that a directive lx given to Foreman Baxter instructing him to take responsibility and authority over all City equipment. He is also instructed to buy all oil in case quantity. Councilman Wiseman suggested that the Recorder check ontheprire of bigger vehicle stickers for the City vehicles. Mayor Mayer explained to the Council that he had been approached by a Company that wanted to bring a chemical called PCB west of Milford to be buried. Chief Scott suggested thematorial was toxic. Council suggested the Mayor ask a representative of the company to come to Council. Mayor Mayer explained that he was approached by Mrs. Gary Sullivan aliout a sewer line leak on their property. Foreman Baxter is to lie notified. Councilman Davis explained he had cancelled the paint for the (Continued on Page 3) During tlie past week eight Vio lations Notices were issued for violation of the Forest Supervisor's order that allows camping for no more than sixteen consecutive days in me location per calendar year; and one Violation Notice was issued for driving a motorized vehicle on a closed road in violation of the Fishlake National Forest Travel Plan. These orders are in effect and must lie enforced to encourage proper use of the National Forest resources. Anyone that would like additional information regarding the regulations is encouraged to visit the Beaver Ranger District Office at 190 North 100 Fast in Beaver. A new travel map showing where vehicle use is permitted has been published and is available to the public free of charee. The mysticism of the Far Fast, the intrigue of Casablanca and Morocco, the glamour of France, the machismo of Spain, the daring of Mexico, the wholesome strength of the Netherlands, the traditions of VIQ OOHOOn EilOSOQ hours. Flights or 1,000 to 3,000 October II, 186, some 300,000 miles are not uncommon, depending teenane girls in 95 countries will lie sending personalized messages upon wind. weather andtemperature 'We want our young women all helium -- filled balto the world--v- ia around the world to feel the strength loons. that comes from being united in a Their message will be one of hope, good cause," President Kapp said a world lieset love and for peace with troubled times, according to of the balloon project. "These young women have committed to values in Ardeth Kapp, world president of lives that let them know they their the Young Women of the Church of are of great worth and that they have Jesus Christ of Latter -- Day Saints, great potential. Sending the messsponsoring organization of the balages gives young women the chance loon message project. "The messages these girls send to express their willingness to work up in the'r balloons will lie indicato improve th world. tive of a rising generation of young "Young people can be a powerful oplc who are concerned about a force for good as they strive to live world where love of fellowman and up to the values they've committed to, and share those values with woman is at times hard to find," others,' President Kapp san.. Mrs. Kapp said. Among the values to which the "The girls that participate in this women of the Church are com young project feel that a unified voice of m it she said, are faith in God, ted. the and the for hope posiworld, of individual acknowledgement tive values their hope is based on, worth, the responsibility of making can create a worldwide bond of sisterhood and brotherhood," she said. wise choices, seeking opportunities Each year old girl will for learning and growth, having the decide what to state in her message moral courage to do what they know to the world, and then will send up is right, and helping others On -- a balloon wilhher message attached. Family and friends are invited to attend the various launchings, which will take place m thousands of com munities around the world. Many of the launchings will take place by famous local landmarks. Tlie helium filled couriers are 0 expected to be airborne for "So often we hear alxiut the problems of teenagers today," President Kapp said. "But there are a lot of teenagers who quietly make a positive contribution to their fa- Bulgaria, Poland and Hungary, and the gregariousness of America come together under the Big Top for the first time ever as the 116th Edition of Ringling Bros, and Barnum and Bailey Circus, produced by entertainment impressario Kenneth Feld, comes to town. Bulgaria, Poland, and Hungary offer the tremendous talentsof Ven-k- o Lilov and his prancing Bulgarian Bears; Polish acrobat Christopher Matska and his lovely wife in their aerial debut and -- 24-3- lavish perPalace Arena, for formances through Septemlier 29th, this all new ediition of the Greatest Show on Earth promises audiences thrills and chills never before experienced in any live performance: from the World class rthletes Peoples Republic of China demonstrate awesome feats of acrobats as they perform for the first time ever with The Greatest Show on -- -- Earth. n French animal trainer Daniel and his family present zebras and an camels, horses, American buffalo in unusual mixed animal review. Spain's Polo Aerial Quartet and Ouiros Htghwire Act make their debuts aloft for American audiences. Mexico offers the astounding talents of the Flying Vasqnez, featuring Miguel Vasque, the first and only person to complete the quadruple somersault on the flying trapeze, as will as the Rodogels Teeter board Troupe and the Flying Ramos. Susow 1 f"" ' i V v., ANOTHER FIRE: Imsy firefighters have been kept during the past few months fighting a great -- bn 11 A s, oons to promote love Opening September 24thattheSalt 1 The Cub Scout Olympics is held each year for all 8, 9, and 10 ear The cub scouts old Cub Scouts. compete against Iwys their own ape the standing lone in five events: sit jump, softball throw, push-upups and a 50 -- yard dash. The pack winners in each age gi .p advance as a team to the district chain - The following weather information is provided by the National Weather ' I The competed in the ft ah National Parks Champioships on Saturdav, August 30, 1986 in Provo, I'tah. These boys placed 5th in the State. deal of fires in the area. Photo by Wilma Davis milies, friends and communities. They are the hope for the rising generation." Jac-quel- Hungarian Lilliputians Sandor and Elizabeth Raski delight audiences of all ages. trainer tiger Wade Burck presents wild and lea-tifroyal White Bengal and gold Siberian Tigers in the Great Steel Cage, and tlie King Charles Troupe light-heart- ul from New York, presents a da ling new display of jumping rope as well as their trademark barrage of basketball on unicycles. Rounding out this extraordinarv new show, Singing Ringmaster Jin. Ragona, hilarious . lowns and beautiful dancing showgirls invite audiences to share the universal splendor that is truly The Greatest .!...; on Earth as they witness four sensational never liefore seen production spectaculars tn the most awe some two and one half hour slu w -- ever presented. Tickets for Rlng-llnBrothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus went on sale Monday, Aiuriwl 95 t'lHf, it the C lit I) , lace Box Office. 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