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Show Cook Re-instated As City Foreman started. They do seem receptive re-ceptive to turning the library hill Into an historical park, and a museum if matching funds can be committed. She called a meeting of the Bi -centennial Committee Commit-tee of Mllford for 8:00 p.m. on Thursday (tonight, Oct. 10) at the library and Invited the Mayor and Council and all interested persons. The Mayor reported the lagoons were complete and all materials here for the sewer pumping station, which will soon be completed. complet-ed. Marshall Cox requested permission to deputize Alta Perkins for assistance when it was necessary to arrest another woman. Mayor Young was authorized to look into this situation. ' " ................................ - i NEW MINERSVILLE WARD CHURCH: Construction was started last 1 week on the new Mlnersville Ward LDS Church by Bay Construction Co. 1 of Salt Lake City. The new church will replace the one which burned to the ground Just a year ago. Work begun on October 1, 1974, and the contractors have 360 days to complete. Cost of the new church will be approximately $500,000, with Mlnersville Ward raising about 30 of that cost. You can help raise this money by subscribing to The Beaver County News during October. See advertisement in tills issue. f . 7 NEW MINERSVILLE WARD CHURCH: Construction was started last I week on the new Mlnersville Ward LDS Church by Bay Construction Co. 1 of Salt Lake City. The new church will replace the one which burned to the ground Just a year ago. Work begun on October 1, 1974, and - the contractors have 360 days to complete. Cost of the new church will : be approximately $500,000, with Mlnersville Ward raising about 30 of that cost. You can help raise this money by subscribing to The Beaver t ' County News during October. See advertisement in tills issue. ' ' it'll I r -:''' t ... "'"-., , v : !!' . B 1 ' k ! r'L t r 1 ' ' '11' i' t'' 1 i ---t...- - .. . In an otherwise routine meeting, Mayor Young and the City Council reinstated Cliff Cook, who was suspended suspend-ed on September 3rd from his duties as Chief of Police and City Foreman, to City Foreman, at his present salary sal-ary of $570 pet; month. They also authorized Mayor May-or Young to hire another full-time police officer. The hang-up came when Jimenez made the motion to authorize the Mayor to hire another full-time police officer. Councilwoman Whittaker amended the motion to read, subject to the approval of the Council. Argument ensued over whether this amendment would handicap the Mayor in locating a qualified man. Editor Wilson pointed out that the Council held the voting vot-ing power to reverse any deal made by the Mayor at any time, and so the amendment amend-ment was not needed. On this basis, and the fact that the rehiring of Cook constituted Just a Job change, with no Increase in salary, Swain seconded Jimenez's motion. Four councllmen voted for, with Dalton abstaining. ab-staining. In other action the Council adopted Ordinance 28, changing the curfew from 10 p.m. to midnight on Fridays Fri-days and Saturdays. Put on file applications for City Foreman from Ron Brinkman and DeLane Johnson. John-son. Mayor Young reported on the Highway 50 Federation Federa-tion meeting in Delta attended attend-ed by himself, Jimenez, and Dalton. He said he felt that our best efforts should be directed to upgrading of Hi-way Hi-way U-21. Councilman Hardy reported re-ported the Library roof was leaking. Read Judge E. L. Smith's report for the month of October. Oc-tober. Councilwoman Whittaker Whittak-er said she had met with a Mr. Sorenson of the State Bl -centennial Committee and reviewed the proposed projects at the golf course, fairgrounds, and tennis courts, to no avail. She said the Bi -centennial Commission was Just hot interested in-terested in projects already |
