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Show f ww- w- COUNT nsill I ir Jit' t, cfar - past hal hjts tk B 10 ye-ira fair would too. j.ri Thank You Marv Beth Bailey LP TH-.- Dear am I Race Irack safe for time being Despite the fact that most of those present at the Milford City Council public hearing Monday, felt that the race track and grandstand probably would never be used again the City Council heeded pleas of a few to table demolition of the facility until next spring. Red Wilson pleaded with theCoun-c- il not to tear down the facility He said, the grandstand has served the community off and on since it was built by the WPA in the 1930's. During that time it has remained idle several times. But as new generations come along with horse racing fever, the facility is put back in shape. If you tear it down, you'll never lie able to afford to replace it, and with racing fever high in the County now, some group or organization may start racing in Milford I beagain in the near future. lieve there should be a morito-riuof ten years placed on the demonlition. Wiseman said he'd Mayor pro-tealso been approached, to wait a couple of years, before making a decision to tear the facility down. But those were the only two to speak in defense of the grandstand and track. The majority of those present considered the facility to be a liability, a fire risk, and could see no possibility of It being used again. After considerable discussion, with Recorder Rose leading the opposition to the track, the Council decided to delay a decision until at least next spring, to give time for proponents to decide If they want to use the track and facili- nections, for a swimming pool and recreation complex, to be used exclusively for that purpose. If the complex financing should fail the money collected will be turned back as credit on the water connection. However they made a minute entry, which allows residents to get a refund if requested. Recorder Rose opposed the refund on the basis that writing chekcs for the refund would be expensive to the city. They opened bids for water meter installation. Five bids were reChad Hardy, $40.00 per corded meter; Terry D. Boone, $40.00 per meter; Dale Rogers, $24.50; Ted Bridge, $25.00; and Richard Brad-sha$22.50. They went into executive session to discuss the bids and city personnel, at 9:20 p.m. They returned at 10:15 p.m. and moved to contract Ted Bridge to install meters, even though there were two lower bids. It was felt that Ted Bridge had done a good job previously, and that he would work full time on the installation, which Is necessary to get them Installed as soon as possible. Whitney made the motion, and the vote was un- - ties. The propoerty will be posted with no trespassing signs, and efforts made to keeD kids from playing in the area, where they might get hurt. Speaking in favor of the demolition were Rose, Dr. Symond, John Maxey and several others. With the exception of Rose who want to tear it down to make way for new ballparks, the others speaking just wanted to get rid of the risk and fire hazard, before someone gets hurt. f COUNT V Pufcl.Owd t M.llord Utah 84751 ri fi n - II II II J I rzz h i '.n.ri ("! 1" (nil. M.7M, Mi! I, .1.1, it it -l , IN UTAH ELSEWHERE COPY DEADLINES tin 'io'i.l4,s fill in 1mwrA AND EDITOR. ih ..nr- PER YEAR $19.00 PER YEAR 7EP. EE davs first thr Ml wnrktmjf 'iai f PUBLISHER N: WS . ih week Stur when HI 4)1 ...W-267- 2 SAN , "RED" ADAMSV Bf AVE R I LEE ., GREENVILLE SPORIS (iliict i!Uirtn Mr VALLEY VALLEY SNAKE lor ',, - uremia, lo on X the n naiUm NEWS .1 DAVIi DAVIS .MA LIZ ZAIFSKI flAYf BARBARA R ROBERTA CONDI BESSIE EDWARDS ti J - 4-- H t ra .T " - n i t fhf and .lii' n 1 1 Bk,'. 'UV j I 20 Yardley Handicap in the Beaver Thoroghbred Race Meet last Saturday. Scorpio Sun is owned by White and Williams and was trained by Bryce Gale. WILDE YARD LEY HANDsits on top of Scorpio Sun. Wilde holding his little daughter after winning the SCORPIO ICAP: $10 and $5 in prizes. We expect some beautiful cakes. And get this free servings of the prize winning cakes for all with all other cakes being given away at the Cake Walk, following the contest which will be judged at 10.OO ajn. Contact on Thursday, August 8. 3. Ruth Davis at Friday, Aug. 9 at 100 a.m., will be the Senior Citizens Chili Cookoff with $100 going to the Sr. Citizens Group sponsoring the winner, who will receive a lovely plaque for his (her) efforts, with 2nd and 3rd prizes of $50 and $25. Contact 0. Betty Bacon at Also on Friday will be the Pie Contest at 00, with 3 Divisions -Double Crust, Creme and nuts, etc.) with prizes of $10 and $5 in each division and a plaque and $25 going to the "Best -- SUN WINS Kennv Black animous. They opened bids on tires from Milford Chevron and John's Service. Milford Chevron had the low bid, but Mayor Pro --Tern Wiseman was advised that he should make a statement of a possible conflict of interest, before voting, because his dad owns the Milford Chevron. Wisemans affirmative vote was necessary because Schow and Davis were absent, and with out his vote there would not be a quorum. With Councilman Lister leaving for nine weeks schooling, Recorder Rose requested they appoint a deputy treasurer to act in Lister's She request Judy Daly absence. the clerk be appointed. After discussion it was decided to offer the appointment of deputy treasurer to Daly. Compensation for the position will be determined. In other business Carol Elliott told the Council that $3, 500 donation from the Union Pacific for the summer recreation program was pending, that she and her husband were working on the proposal to supply water from the railroad wells to the golf course, and that they hope to have confirmation on the $100,-00- 0 for the recreation facility by August 15th. O.D. Powell requested he be considered for the unexpired term of mayor, and said he plans to run for the office. He also said he could repair the present pool or build a new one for less money than the present proposal. He will supply plans and costs by Sept. 1st for the city. They discussed the possibility of having Karen LaOrange impound animals picked up by the city, lodged a complaint with Deputy Johnson, requesting Metro crack down on illegal riding of three wheelers before someone gets hurt. Judge Cook told them they could not transfer business, beer or dog licenses, because they were not transferable. Rose asked permission to notify with weeds or trash to clean up their property or the city will, at the property owners expense. She was authorized to write letters giving them 10 days to clean up, or a citation will be written. They passed unanimously, to withdraw from the city's 1st Interstate retirement program, and get the employees back into the State Retirement Program. They denied a request to allow the hospital to water during restricted hours, and suggested the maintenance crew work a split shift for watering as the city does. They discussed the Utah Municipal League Convention and tentatively authorized six employees to attend. residents Elementary registration Milford Elementary School Registration for new students transferring or attending Milford Elementary School for the first time be held Monday, August 12, through Friday, August 16. Students may register at the school office during the hours 8:00 a.m. to 3rf)0 p.m. Each student should bring to the registration an immunization record and the name and address of the last school attended. Kindergarten students are required to bring their birth certificate. Students already attending M. E.S. or kindergarten students registered in the spring do not need to attend the registration. Class instruction for all students begins Wed., August 21. 438-222- lew f!u vaccine avtilable The new Influenza Virus Vaccine, A and B, is now available and recommended for all persons, children and adults, for whom there is a higher -- than -- aver - Trivalent, Types MORE ABOUT HERE'S Commission 72 percent of the It was moved by Sherwood and seconded by Pryor, with a unThe animous vote for passage. approximately costs. program should start Sept 1st. In a public hearing with Ken Barch as spokesman for a group from the Grove area, the Beaver Canyon Board set up Mosquito Abatement District 1 with the Board of Trus-tes- s appointed. On the Board are Linda Robinson, Hal Smith, Harry Wagoner, Kay Ashworth and Mike Robinson. They authorized Johsnon to sign the agreement in the settlement of the Blackburn lawsuit when approved by the State Industrial Com -mission. The County will pay $9, 900 and the state $5,100 of the $15,000 settlement. It was reported the Goodman case was costing the County a lot, and no end in sight. Goodman is accused in homicide in the death of of a girl found on the Manderfield Interchange last November. They passed the Sales Tax Ordinance raising sales taxes in the counties from 5 34 percent to 5 78 percent. Miners ville and Milford passed this increase last 15 year. They reappointed Russel Mayer, Warren Johnson, Oz Myers, Florence Wood and Jack Davis to the Board of Trustees of Special Service District 3 for Milford Valley Memorial Hospital. There was no other business and the Commissioners paid bills and adjourned at 5:00 p.m. HERE S MORE ABOUT NOON SUN sixth race, and in the seventh it was Papa Go Bid, Postpone Power and In the eighth it was Last Bend. Elliott E.T., Another Hellion and Jumping Jack Scrat. Polly's Edge won the $1,250 Buoyant Stakes with Elegant Blue and You Can Relax finishing in that order followed by the George Marshall Stakes and Dan Lindsay Mem -- orial. The bigger purses are making the popular Beaver Track even more popular with three big race meets, including the Beaver Lions Dairy District Derby four day race meet the July 24th weekend. In the Change Saddle Horse Race Travis and Rob Bradshaw were the winners 6ver the team of Rodney Carter and Pete Yardley in a race that is a lot of fun for the fans. age potential for infection, according to William Coffm an, Chief Health Officer for the Southwest Utah District Health Department. "For the higher -- risk categories, we strongly 387-557- recommend annual routine influenza immunization against Influenza, including the strains similar to what are known as the A --Chile, A -- Philippines Flus. This new and vaccine is for these three strains," stated Coffm an. Those who the Health Department is urging become Immunized include: those with heart disease, or circulatory problems; chronic pulmonary conditions such as with or heavy smoking; tuberculosis those with chronic renal disease, diabetes, chronic or severe anemia and other conditions which compromise the immune mechanism. Immunization is also recommended for older persons, particularly those over 65, and especially residents of nursing homes and other chronic care facilities. Coffman also noted that Immunization is recommended for physicians, nurses and other, personnel who have expattensive cSntact with high-ris- k ients, because of the potential for these people to expose the high-ris- k person to influenza. Mr. Coffman also stressed that although immunization against influenza is not recommended for the general population of healthy infants, children or adults, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has stated that the vaccine should be administered to people "who wish to reduce their chances of acquiring influenza infection." When asked about adverse reactions to this new vaccine, Coffman explained that such side effects of Influenza vaccine are generally inconsequential in adults and occur at a low frequency. At younger ages side effects are more common, but usually limited to minor irritation or tenderness at the site of injection. He also stated that, as with most immunizations today, the risk to thoe in the "high-risk- " categories is "liluch greater from getting influenza than for experiencing significant side effects. other-specia- Fair" pie. winning 387-55- 50. 4:00 to So all you great outdoor chefs get your goodies ready and come to the Fair. BOWCUTTS FAMILY PLAN REUNION TALENT SHOW All USA Bowcutts and Bowcuts, hereby Invite all our law, inlaw and bylaw descendants of Thomas Bow-cu- tt and Elizabeth Ann Powell, John Bowcut and Eliza Elizabeth Birch, Peter Bowcut and Sara Mason, Martha Bowcutt and Edward Richards, Thomas Bowcutt Jr. and Beatrice Cunnigham, William Bowcutt and Ellen Marie Marble, Mary Bowcutt and Robert Anglessey, James Bowcutt and John Baptist Pilts, to a family talent, song and dance fest. Please bring your loved ones to our 55th reunion talent show at the community center, 2686 East 3900 S. Salt Lake City, on Saturday, August 10th from p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The Center is air conditioned with stage, pianos and kitchen. Bring talent, one encore and meal, a $5.00 donation and two photos of each of your family. UNDERWAY The search is on for Miss Southern Utah Teen USA! If you're single and 15 by January 1, 1986 and under 18 as of May 1, 1986 you're eligible. The Miss Southern Utah Teen USA pageant will be held September 21, in Sunny St. Geroge. This pageant if an official preliminary to the Miss Utah Teen USA pageant. 20 For free entry information send f a self -- addressed stamped envelope, your name, age and phone to: Miss Southern Utah Teen USA, P.O. Box 959, Orem, Utah 84057. to it's All in the 'WMM trigs' 3":- - VrHV Triaminic Syrup Triaminicih Tablets or Triaminic-1- 2 Tablets For Allerpy Relief that's notning to sneeze at. mfim l ; 1.... mKem dk for all. C 1985 DorKy Uboralorif , Division ol Sandot, Inc., Lincoln, Ntbrailu 68501 70 ut MISS UTAH TEEN NOW ls, Free samples of will be served pies prize and all others sold at 35? per slice. Contact Betty Bacon Friday. Family Night will be the annual A delicious Roast Beef Dinner. feast. Tickets include entertainment by the Hughes Brothers and the Highlights. Dinner starts at 5:30 and program at 1:00 with tickets at $15 for Family, $3 for Adult, $2 for Sr. Citizen, and $1 for Children under 12. See you there If you like good food and great entertainment. Saturday there will be the Farm Bureau Cook-OKing Contest open to all males 16 and older. They must cook a complete meal and may enter any or all of the Divisions. There will be a $50 prize for the "King" plus $25 each In Beef, Pork, Poultry, Lamb and Dutch Oven, plus $25 from the Dairy wives for best use of Dairy Products. Cooks should set up by 3:00 by the grandstand with judging from of SEARCH FOR j , " .. OSBORN MFL "f xmeri-inf iht t'niii Stat under Qn4, iiMlivlilble, with Jltriv '''.'i,.,tfi;'' UU'i.'-- Beaver County Fair will have tastes at the '85 Fair, la addition to the canning and fresh deproduce entries and the monstrations by our future great cooks, there are cooking contests galore. Starting the Fair off this year will be the Cake Decorating Contest to the Theme - Ten Years of Pride in '85 with a Sr. Division awarding prizes of and a Jr. Division with $30-$- WILSON MADELINE W RDST.IC0 ti twn 1jv N.E MINFRSVILLE PAROWAN y Pu',1 NtiiA . IN MOTION in. MONDAY NOON CORRESPONDENTS MILFORD , Mi n,,,.. IN ADVANCE H2.00 2r: 1 trrr.) as .,.,! ,.,, ,,, .,.,, the 2 food for all will l"7 Li, SUBSCRIPTION RATES !r HIV IL.J II I USJS V- i!.. "i r- jmjul jTf '." a. - ir v MORE ABOUT City Council m A COM- Carol Elliott Marilyn Long HERE'S Pj? at the fair KEsrorvrs of MILFORD RECREATION MITTEE Mike Symond m in' Food fun Many people living outside the city limits have expressed an interest in the use of the facility at the time of it's completion, and therefore, in likewise helping io pay on it's construction. Indeed, despite the fee generated by the City of Milford, and the commitment by the Union Pacific Railroad, we still are approximately $80,000.00 short of the total amount of funds necessary to build our center. For this reason, we are writing to ask for your help ji paying for this new facility. What we would like to request is that members of the South and West an amount Communities donate similar to what the residents of Milford City are paying. This would be $240.00 over a two year period. You could make this slightly less painful by listing it as a donation to either the City Government, or a donation to the Milford Area United Way, which is to be used for the swimming pool construction. In the event that one of the matching grants does not go through, and that the facility is not constructed, then the money would be returned to you in full. The advantage of this would be that it would be tax deductible! In return, all those who donate will be accorded rights in the new facility exactly the same as dwellers of the City of Milford who have paid the necessary fees. In all honesty, it may necessary to have a surcharge on admission to people who have not contributed to the construction costs of the pool. We certainly appreciate any help that you can give us in obtaining this facility which is so badly needed in the Milford area. If you have questions about the specific costs, what the money is being used for, or anything else, please don't hesitate to let us know. ' Sincerely, a copy of the letter that we have sent to the residents of the Mllford Valley residing outside of the Milford City hunts. I feel that is is and that it is seeking m atching donations for the Milford I feel like swimming pool fund. it would be of interest to mayt the people of the City of Milford and possibly to some of our readers outside of the State to learn about our efforts to seek funding for the Milford pool. Likewise, we would like to invite any readers of the Beaver County News who we have not contacted specifically to please feel free to help us with our efforts to obtain a municipal facility. Thank you for your help. enclosing Wmw T mrsdiy. Aufust 8, THE MILFORD VALLEY: As you probably realize, the City of Milford is in the process of raisin money for the construction of a year -- round recreational facility to be associated with the High School, but for the use of the entire com -munity. Because of the necessity of commiting funds early, and of the expenses of bonding, the City Council has elected to place a mandatory fee on water hookups for the residents of Milford City. This fee is going to t $10.00 per month for two years, per water hook-u- p in the city. Beaver the secor--j in Vjpust, and yet some of the pe i; e of our county go ahead and rlj-- i Lice's, Ball Tournaments and et:. iurinp this tirre. I can't u.') ierst j.i j why'' If anyone know's the n.wr to nis question. Please re;. I y I would love to here it, also I i,i;k the Beaver County Fair r :$- C V Travis and Rod Bradshaw hurry to get the saddle changed ahead of Rodney Carter and Pete Yardley in the popular CHANGE SADDLE HORSE RACE: ,., Change Saddle Horse Race last Saturday. The Brad-shawon the event, which provides a lot of fun and excitement for the spectators. |