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Show v ^ . . . - , - / . . . - : V.. v v• r y 4 ; j ^ f ¥ ^ ^ ^ Th& Beaver Press- March 19,2009-^90^2, THE ' uspsM7-'4ro!VV; I ' 1 .;;V' ! V' Published every Thursday in , Beaver, Utah by The Seaver Press Second Class Postage Paid Beaver Utah 84713 PubUsheWEdftor Marlow L. Draper Bus. Mgr. Sue Draper 7 "l-f SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Beaver County Beaver County Senior Citizens Outside Beaver County $17.00 $15.00 $20.00 Postmaster please send change of address to: The Beaver Press, Box 351, Beaver, Utah 84713 bpress@xmission.com Phone: (435)438-2891 Fax: (435)438-8804 40 East Center Street, Beaver, UT 84713 Nancy K. Camp The Nancy K. Camp of the DUP held their meeting on Monday, March 9, 2009 at the 1st/2nd Ward Church. Captain TheJma Goodwin took charge and welcomed everyone out. She reminded us of the DUP Convention on April "18, 2009 at the Senior Center. They will be serving lunch and she needed to know who would be going. Election for County Offices are to be held this year and ff anyone is interested in running for office to let her know. Opening song was "Salute To9 Our Utah Pioneers", led by Peggy Ruesch. Prayer was given by Joyce Johnson, Pledge was led by Carol Vukovich. Pat Nelson gave an interesting article on the furniture in the Pioneer Museum and how the pioneers made it in those days. The lesson The Andrew Jensen Collection" was given by Betty Gillins. Andrew Jensen was a Latter Day Saints convert, Utah Pioneer Historian, writer, trader, lecturer, newspaper man, genealogist, translator, missionary, mission President, and President of Seventies Quorum. He collected and donated many articles to the Pioneer Museum, he donated 100 years of the Deseret News. We had a special guest, Trisha. Harris.pjay.a medley of Iffsh* "sohgs~""drV her violin. Refreshments were served by Peggy Ruesch. Free Cutest Pet Contest $1,000 Cash Grand Prize Kansas City - The American Pet Savers Group is proud to announce that many cash and prizes are up for grabs including .a $1,000.00 Cash Grand Prize in the 2009 Spring Cutest Pet Photo Contest. Prizes include Pet Smart gift cards, trophies, and $1,000,00 in cash. Last y.ears winner Diane Stichier of bhio received a check for $1,000.00 Pet owners from the Beaver area are welcome to enter to win a share of the prizes. The deadline for the contest is April 15th. The contest is open to everyone and entry is free. Dog or cat photos are welcome. The photo may contain one pet or several and may include different pet types in the same photo. Ther6 is a'strict limit of one photo per household to avoid disqualification. Entries can be submitted online or by postal mail. To enter online, please visit www.cutestpetcontest.com. To enter by postal mail please send one photograph full color or black and white of any size. All photo entries must include the photographer's name and address on. the back. Photographs should be sent to: American Pet Savers Photo Contest, P.O. Box 4470, Olathe, KS 66063. Entries must be postmarked by April 15, 2009. The American Pet Savers ; Group was formed in 1997 to bring pet lovers from around the world together for fun & fellowship. Membership in the dub is not a requirement to enter the contest and there are absolutely no entry fees. is a ; CutestPetContest.com ; proud member of the Better : Business Bureau. 7 Greenwood Camp Meets The Daughters of Utah Pioneers Greenwood Camp held their March meeting in the lst-2nd Ward Church on Monday, March 9, 2009 Captain Pat Harris called the meeting to order with Jolene Goff offering the opening prayer and leading, the group in the Pledge of Allegiance. Songs were sung under the direction of Mildred Atkin, Chorister, These included "A Salute to the Utah Pioneers", and "My Bonnie", In association of the forth coming Irish holiday, St. Patrick's Day. Secretary Janet Robinson presented the minutes of the February meeting for approval. Daughter Beverly Bloodworth gave the pioneer history of her Great Great Grandmother Clara , Viola Packard who was married to William BeardalL The young couple were born in England, and joined the LDS Church there. Their family received many special blessings. On the ship crossing the ocean, the ship drifted back to the home base causing them to lose 3 weeks time. They arrived in New York and then traveled to Councii Bluffs to start their journey to Salt Lake City. Joseph F. Smith was the captain of their group. They eventually settled in Sprfngville. Food - shortage and a suitable dwelling were some of their problems. There are 840 blood relations surviving this family. Daughter Dariene Vaughn shared a highly Valued rocking chair that belonged to her Great Grandmother. She' also had a treasured white satin slipper that her grandmother had wom for her wedding celebration. The lesson subject wa3 on the Andrew Jensen Collection. Lesson leader Leola Myers gave a very informative history of his life. He was a convert, historian, newspaper man, and missionary president. Through his life he compiled an encyclopedia of the history of the LDS Church and ffs early history. In this history was mention of every ward, branch and mission in the early church. Because of his dedication and abilities he became very dear to the DUP organization. They have a special place for his life's work and it includes 100 newspapers and other valuable endeavors. Lunch was served with a St. Patrick's motive by the hostesses Janet Robinson and Carol Kesler to the 17 members present. ••* If you want your spouse to listen and pay strict attention to every word you say, talk in your v sleep. —Anonymous •*• *** All great things are simple, and many can be expressed in single words: freedom, justice, honor, duty, mercy, hope. —Sir Winston Churchill *•• B*cau&&6f friction caused by tidev thi, earth's rotation slows and the,'day fncrewio^ «^out « mlHItftond ejacn century. , J ' " f Council meeting was adjourned Council Member Roberts: at 9:57 p.m. The next Councii Estimates for repairs on the Opera House roof, Library, and meeting will be hold Tuesday. March 10, 2009. Swimming Pool need to be done. The cost of the assess* ments was questioned. The Beaver City Council , The project for putting the met at 4:00 p.m. in a, regular green light poles on west Center session at the Beaver City Hall Street to freeway is waiting for on February 24t "2009. The folUDOT right of way easement. lowing members of the Council Council Member Falls; were present: Mayor Leonard The Library carpet was (NAPS)—Co-sponsored by Foster, Council Members, Karl sanofi-aventis U.S., the Prevent found to be defective. It will be Draper, Connie Fails,, Gordon Cancer Super Colon exhibit—afi replaced at no cost to the City eight-foot-tall, 20-foot-long Roberts, Craig Wright ;& Chris on March 6 & 7, 2009. Not replica of a human colon—gives Smith. Also, present were City enough adhesive was used on people a chance to learn about Manager, Brent Blackner, & City the carpet tiles so they wiil be how the colon works from thfc Recorder, Anona Yardley. replaced or repaired also. The inside out. To learn more, visit The Opening Ceremony of Library Endowment fund was www.preventcanccr.org. f a thought, invocation, and discussed. The policy has Pledge of Allegiance was conchanged for the computer use at ducted by Councii Member the library. Daily, usage of a Roberts. computer Is-45 minutes per day. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES After that time, the occupant APPROVED: Minutes of the The Conditional Use permit must leave and come back the previous regular council meet- ordinance was' discussed. It next day. ing of February 10, 2009 were has been approved by the Conditional use permits read by the Recorder. Council Planning & zoning Board. Mr. come up once a year. Council Member Wright moved and Wayment is working on other Member Fails suggested that • •• .-/. Council Member Fails second- ordinances and will submit them the Council should review some Many of the more than ed the minutes be approved to. the Council at a later time. of the Conditional Use Penults 200,000 people diagnosed with a with typing and grammar corADMINISTRATIVE AND COMin the City. . brain tumor each year may be rections. All voted in favor of the MITTEE REPORTS Beautiflcation Committee - relieved to loarn that Sacred motion. City Manager Brent Blackner: The committee would' like to Heart Hospital, in Eau Claire; Wisconsin offers leading technolBILLS APPROVAL: Bills were Direct Deposit Payroll spotlight homes in Beaver City ogy typically found only in largp , presented and reviewed by the Manager Blackner informed the In the paper. They are working cities. Learn more at www.sac City Council. Council Member Council on the progress of direct on specifications for the ceme- redhearteauclaire.org/smartor. Fails moved and Council deposit for all pay checks. This • • • tery north entrances. Member Smith seconded, the is a good business move for For parents seeking informaCouncil Member Wright: tion about constipation in chil: bills be approved for payment. Beaver City. Some employees Wendy Black, Baseball dren, the National Digestive DisAJI voted in favor. have expressed opposition to Concessionarie, needs help eases Information Clearinghouse MAYORS YOUTH COUNCIL - this procedure. has produced a fact sheet titled getting her concession stand RACHEL KANELL, MAYOR: Constipation in Children. It is Jonathan Ward from Zions put together. She needs a Youth Mayor Rachel -Kanell met Bank will be setting up a Sewer available at www.digestive. niddk.nih.gov/ddiseases/pubs/ with the Councii to propose a Bond when the North Sewer freezer and a hot water heater. project that the Youth Council project isfinisheci.The total cost T he traffic problem at the constipationchild. North Interchange also needs to *** '', would like to do. She presented for sewer project can't be more Get the most from your be looked at. There is a quesa sample of questions the Youth than the agreement, the sewer tion about the brightness of the health plan. Some plans have Council would like to ask Beaver project was discussed. programs, like CIGNA's Healthy signs at Eagle's Landing. Rewards, that offer discounts on City residents for a survey. The Council, Member Smith: Manager Blackner will look at many health and wellness prodCity Council made suggestions .A letter needs to be.written ucts and services. Learn more at the fighting ordinance. about how to, put a survey www.cigna.com. .• for tjie papers to inform the pubThe north trailer park was together. Mis£ Kanelj will get lic about the.reopening of the discussed. With her Couhcjl and pbt togethswimming -pool. The.contracts Mayor Foster: (NAPS)—SOMA* 250 (carisqer a survey then meet with the. for the UDOT grant for the, walkThe extension of the race prodol) is a muscle relaxant Council ^t the March'10, 2009 ing path sidewalks and, bridge track into the golf course was approved for the relief of discommeeting . • ., have been sentta-.$CQttSnow. discussed further. , The Council fort associated with acute, painful UAMPS UPDATE - ROBERT The bidding process for this pro- agreed that the horsemen could musculoskeletaJ conditions, such as common back pain that can be CHRISTIANSEN: Mr. Robert ject needs to get started.. move ahead with the project caused by aggressive exercise. Christiansen met with the Council Member Draper: with the stipulations that they Council to bring them up to date • • • The trash, dumpsters at the provide the Council with a drawon the current UAMPS project ing of what it should look like The Prevention Research CenFort Cameron, RasebaH meeting he attended. He diswhen it is finished. The City will ters Program is part of the CenComplex were discussed. cussed the contents of a ters' for Disease Control and Preneed to move the water lines y Beaver County will < hauL some, Memorandum from Doug vention's research arm in the road base and raise up the and "valves In The'designated battle against chronic disease. Hunter Exhibit 2-24-2009. dumpsters so the water will not area. The horsemen will take Centers around the country UAMPS is looking at a long care of the construction but they develop and teat interventions to be a problem., r range project. Mr. Christensen A tournament director for need to be careful not to tear up prevent diseases. For more inforsuggested a possibility of particmation, visit www.cdc.gov/prc. ; the Cal Ripkin Regional the existing grass on the golf ipating in such a project. ••• course. The City will tear out Tournament was discussed. Barlean's new Omega Swirl, RACE TRACK AND GOLF <The . - WignalL-Clissold the project if the race track is packed with essential omega-3tf', COURSE WORK MEETING: Annexation, was discussed. The abandoned. The horsemen has the taste and texture of a The Beaver Horsemen and Jack Councii did-not .pass this annex- need to sign a lease for the race sweet, creamy fruit smoothie. The Erwig, Golf Course' Manager all-natural, strawberry-bananatrack. ation as a subdivision. ' met with the Councii to discuss flavored flax oil and lemon zest Council Member Draper the extension of the race track. . M(The, ^igns for the Dick fish oil have made omega-3 sup* DeArmitt Fields were discussed moved and Council Member plementation a sweet treat. Visit Many questions were a6ked of www.barleans.com. Smith seconded to adjourn the The signs heed to be placed at each group about < impacts, meeting. Ail voted in favor. The the ball fields. costs, and plans. An urgency was expressed for this project to be expedited because in 30 days horses will be starting to train at the track. Council Member Wright discussed adding another 9 holes to the Beaver Golf Course. Beaver City owns some property and could pursue a lease agreement or a land swap with the BLM. TOUR OF PROJECTS AND AREAS OF CONCERN WITHThis year's forum will ppovWe Beaver County residents an opportunity to express IN THE CfTY: At 5:15 p.m. the •community interests and coBcernfJ-T"1^';^!!^ift-;>i»Bf hefj* us prioritize our programs to group left the building to see the better f i t the needs and desire* of l E ^ ^ ^ j ^ y ^ ^ ^ n s . proposed extension of the race Come with topics you went to address such as: track at the golf course. The group returned to the Council Room and continued the discussion. Each.group was thanked for their input ' '•' Education / Training Food Housing The Council adjourned for a dinner break at 5:45 p.m. REVIEW OF CONTRACTS AND LEASES WITH CITY Child Care Transportation Health Care ATTORNEY: Justin Wayment, Beaver City Attorney, met with the Council at 7:00 p.m. to discuss leases and contracts. The owners of the sign on the South Interchange have been given 15 Volunteering Family Issues Senior Programs Day Notice to vacate the site. They will need to remove the sign. Scott Snow from UDOT will be contacted to find out if Beaver City could put up anothUtah Saves / VITA Employment er sign after this one Is removed. The Beaver County School District Master Facility . Use Plan to attend if you are: Agreement Lease was disThursday, April 9. 2009 cussed. The use of the Canyon *f A Consumer 3:30 - 5:00 p.nu Breeze Golf Course, , the K A Service Provider SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER Quadplex, and Baseball conW A Community Leader cessions were discussed. Itwas 81 East Center the suggestion of Mr. Wayment Beaver, UT that the Council . invite Superintendent Terry, Mr!- To'dd Burke;, Principal David l i " Beaver Council the March 24, 2009 Council meeting to discuss concerns and the agreement. Councii Member Roberts moved to go in to closed session at 7:57 p.m. Council Member, Falls seconded, Council Members Draper, Smith, Roberts, Falls and Wright voted In favor by voice vote. None opposed., The Beaver City Council moved into executive session at 7:57 p.m. In order to discuss the character, professional competence, or physical or mental health of an individual or individuals. Council Member. Wright moved and Council, .Member Draper seconded to move out of executive session. All voted In favor by voice vote. Council moved out of executive session at 8:12 COUNTy SpoMoced by FIVE COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS Hunan Senrfcw 4 economic |
