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Show BEAVER nnnnnnnnnII I II I at Milford. Utah Published 84751 ' r ! t " I m P PRKE . " :1(8i II THURSDAY, APRIL 25? . ' " - 9, - 1987-Vol- U- - - ; B -- -J J4unt I The Annual Easter Egg Hunt will be on Saturday, April 18, 1987 at 10:00 a.m. at the Mllford Elementary School. The Lady Lions ar once again sponsoring the event. They are aik'ng for donations to help defray the cost. Donations can be sent to Marilyn Long, P.O. Box 669, Mllford, Utah. 15 87-- No. uran l.vtvl Tl I II V M - - StH&filtS Diti ietelor Wiig i Wl too ; , School Audltiorium. II II 1 II TlifGG e o DELANO DIAMONDS: perform on Saturday I II II V fN,l7 JChk. II T'i fen'V; The Delano Diamonds will night at the Bearer High They are pictured here at i ftpi! .lltb, By SAM COX The Annual Bearer County Delano Diamonds Show will be held on April '11, 1987, 8:04 p.m. (Barbershop Time) at Beaver High School Auditorium. This years show will be bigger and more, etdiiag ibaaevwr ifor with nearly two hours of exceptional entertainment provided by the Bearer County singers and their guest artist. Joining the "Diamonds" for the evening are the 25 member, "Color I -- m., their Christmas Program performance Dont Miss Their Performance! if mtji taxpayer's. He stated that in his opinion the grant money is not being distributed fairly between the three pools, Beaver, Milford and Minersville. The county has levied one mill to pay back a loan for $380,000 from the Community Impact Board and the School Board levied two mills, one to pay for their commitment to the pool and one to be used for maintenance and operation of the facility when it is completed. The Community Impact Board issued a grant along with Sara country Chorus" and their leading quartette, "Sunland Vocal Band," of St. George, and the "Rainbow Collection" quartette from Bountiful. "Rainbow Collection" won the Region 8 Sweet Adeline Quartette competition, rt l985, mf are con sidered to be one of the most outstanding quartettes around today. The Beaver County Delano Diamonds were guest singers for the two day Color Country Chorus Annual Show held March 20, 21, in the loan and the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation grant. Councilman Mayer stated that because the cost of the project has gone up since the project first began, the city will have to raise more than the original $87,500 commitment. According to a telephone interview with County Commlsion Chairman, Chad Johnson, the city's commitment can stay at $87,500. Eren though the cost has gone up, the city does not have to increase their financial commitment. If the pool they desire can not be built at the prescribed figures, the facility can be scaled down. The inflatable bubble was left in the project until the bids are opened and can be easily removed if the bids are higher than anticipated. The architect's estimate on the cost of the bubble was $80,000. According to Johnson, no matter how the bids come, the city's commitment can stay at the original figure of $87,500. The bids will be opened on Thursday, May 7, 1987 at 4K0 pjn. In the Commission Chambers. Representatives of the county, school board and cities will be present to review the bids. If the bids on he Milford pool are higher than anticipated, or if the pool with the inflatable structure can not be constructed with the $87,500 commitment, the pool can be scaled down and the bubble would be the first thing to go. At present the council feels the bubble will be eliminated from the pool. The Mayor and council members say they are in favor of a pool, Councilman Wayne Wiseman has been actively involved with the committee in assisting to raise the $87,500. In other business, County Sheriff ' Ken Yardley met with the council discussed the cooperation beand tween the city police department and the county Sheriff's department. Councilman Mark Whitney suggested making the owner's of unsightly vacant lots clean up their property. The Fire, Health and Police Departments will Inspect the lots, notify the property owner's and if the owner's do not comply the city can clean the lots and bill the owner's. Chief of Police Burel Scott rehas been ported that a lined -- up and a cage fortransport-in- g the animals to the Cedar City , Dog Pound is now available. The Dog Catcher will split his shifts so that he will be on patrol several days throughout the month. Recorder Rose reported that a ve- - ' fund-raisi- I 1 ,. 1 $C 1 f" j t i(j :1 s--v' St. George. According to reviews in various newspapers they did a wonderful job. The Delano Diamonds of Beaver County are under the direction of Ruth Crook and are members of the Clvl"cArts Council" Plan to attend Saturday, April 11, 1987. General admission is $3.00. Tickets are available at Lees In Beaver, or any chorus member. Also available at the door. ng dog-catch- er Dr. Urie is willing to hold a clinic to spay and neuter animals at a reduced rate to the dog owners. The date for the clinic will be announced once the details are worked out. Dog Licenses were due in February, if cited you may pay a fine plus be foreced to Two dogs license the, animals. per household are allowed, no kennel licenses are available in the city limits to allow for more. All Dog Licenses purchased during 1987 will be good until June 30, 1988 when the fiscal year ends. City Foreman Curtis Baxter re- -' ported that the cemetery road is in desperate need of repair. The Council will hold a Public Hearing on April 20 at 6:15 p.m. in the city office to discuss eliminating the road altogether. Any input or complaints on the road should be directed to any council member or the mayor. Baxter also reported that all sprinkler systems must be regis tered at the city office. The irrigation system using the library well to water the parks, schools and golf course needs to be made a priority according to Baxter reported Mayor Mayer. that the crew is in the process of readying the high water tank for the project. The well can not be checked to make sure It works until it is disconnected from the culinary water supply. Baxter reported that although no engineer has actually studied the project, an engineer did state that the type of pipe proposed for the project Is not recom mended for water lines. The estimated cost of the project accord ing to one set of figures is $8,800.00 according toCouncllmanMayerthe cost is approximately city's $3,200. The school Board agreed to pay up to $3,500. Councilman Mayer stated that the project will save the city money in pumping fees and back-flo- w valves. Wavne Wiseman Councilman (Continued on Page 2) terinarlan, LADELL EYRE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Eyre of Minersville. THACi white, sClLNCt.. son le Mr Mrs Leo White of . Three Beaver High School students won Sterling Scholars in a program held at SUSC last Thursday night. 'LaDell Eyre, son of Dale and Car la Eyre of Minersville won in the Industrial Arts Division. Tracy White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo White received First Place in the Science Division. John Webster, sonofMr.andMrs. Richard Webster took First Place in the General Scholarship Division. One hundred and twelve high school students from Southern Utah were vying for top honors in a total of twelve different categories. There was a winner and two run Bea-Da- TOr named in each category. Charlie White was named a runner-up in English and Literature, Natalie Black in Performing Arts. Rachel Gibson in Homemaklng and ner-u- ps Holly Robinson in Business Educaall students at Be- tion. They are arer High School. The students were graded on their scholarship, up to 50 percent, leadership up to 2 5 percent, and citizenship, up to 25 percent. And were from achierements and judged awards compiled in their portfolios and judges interriews. The judges were selected from the local communities, Dixie College, .If. Holly closiiio April 12fli EMcdoiJS, or advanced The last day to ski at Elk Meadows Mt. Holly is Sunday, April 12th. The resort had hoped to stay open longer because ski conditions are great, however this was not fea- $20.00 for Intermediate sible. They will be offering many great ski -- package specials and discounts on everything from the Mini-Ma- rt store to lodging. Ski passes, $10.00; $15.00 Beginner special which Includes lift pass, ski rental and 2 -- hour group lesson; $13.00 and lift pass, skiing at the resort. There will also be an Easter Egg Hunt for the children. Lorie Kozinski,MarketingDlrec-to- r for Elk Meadows Alt. Holly reports that ski conditions are great and Invites everyone, beginners and experienced skiers, to enjoy one last weekend of fun. skl-rent- al, ski lesson, ski rental and lift pass. On Saturday and Sunday, April 11 and 12th the Easser Bunny will be Haggard concert cancelled Officials of the SUSC Centrum anHaggard nounced that the Merle cones'" .as been cancelled. The tour Haggard had scheduled through Utah and Idaho was can- - riini-b- n tickets on sale Tickets for the Mini Barn Storage Shed are now on sale. One ticket-$3.- 00 or 4 for $10.00. Tickets may be purchased for the storage shed from Mllford Valley Hardware, Beaver COUNTY NEWS, or any swimming pool fund raising committee member. The materials for the shed have been donated by Mllford Valley Hardware and the labor for construction donated by Pierre Beebe, Layne Gray and Kenny Vetsch. All proceeds go towards the Mllford Swimming Pool Project. 8x8 celled due to poor tickets sales at the Salt Palace and Boise State University. A turn -- away crowd was expected at the Centrum as 1,800 tickets had already been sold. Ticket holder's should present their tickets at the outlet where purchased for a full and immediate refund. SUSC officials expressed their disappointment in the untimely cancellation, but look forward to the Roy Clark concert on April 28. This concert is not dependent upon atour and tickets are now available at the Centrum Box Oflice. Today's (Stickle I'll tell you what kind of luck I have. The only time my pet cat comes home is to have kittens. I J I" l MOM Hilly taraeil sips m& oreiteaiiral plan After a rery heated debate with the usual shouting, name calling, screaming and "everybody knows more than anybody else" discussion at Milford City Council meeting, they voted to sign the pool project architectural plans so that the project can be let for bid. A handful of area residents were on hand, stating that they object to the unnecessary spending of tax money for the pool construction. Byron Mulr, a South Milford resident, presented plans to the council, from a pool builder who has constructed pools at motels, for a bid much, much lower than the architectural estimates on the Milford pool. Councilman Max Mayer stated that according to his figures, the pool will be paid for in cash by m In Mllford. I I H Y JOHN WEBSTER GENERA L Son of Mr. and SCHOLARSHIP. Mrs. Richard Webster of Beaver. and the Utah State Office of Education. Bruce Lindsay, KSL-T- V news anchorman served as Master ofCere- - SUSC roony for the main program, held In the SUSC Auditorium. Jackie Nokes, community and education llason for KSL radioand television was the featured speaker at the banquet held at the Great Hall on the campus. Each winner receives a $200.00 cash award and each runner -- up receives $100.00 cash award to be used to further their education at a college or university of their choice. Embossed Sterling Scholar certificates will be given to each finalist. CaJtein Stat Official visitation Ruth Chapter 6, Order of the Eastern Star, Milford, Utah held their official visitation of the Grand Chapter Saturday, April 4, 1987. Worthy Grand Matron, Nancy R. Strader, and Worthy Grand Patron, Ralph B. Hodges, were accompanied by other Grand Officers. The Worthy Grand Matron gave special mention to the hard work the members of Ruth Chapter have done, and rewarded each member with a bouqet of fresh flowers. The following weather Information Is provided by the National Weather Sevice compliments of the Milford Weather Station. March 31 62 0 14 1 67 April 24 0 2 67 April 21 0 3 70 April 36 .06 4 55 April 34 .12 5 63 April 0 38 6 59 April 35 T Precipitation last year to date was 6.99 inches. This yeartodate 4.08 Inches. Gar wash Saturday The Mllford Scouts are hosting a car wash this Saturday from 9-- 00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the IDS Church parking lot. The cost will be $4.00 per car or pick-u- p truck for a wash and vacuum. To hare your rehlcle picked -- up on and delivered phone 387-28Saturday. |
