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Show ! OCTOBER 27, 1995 jlilfortiloiiifor PAGE 2 Crisp Fall Weather and Craft Fun are Ural Partners he said. Participation from their young son, Ben, made the day a special family outing. Wendy Draper, Beaver, has organized the event for the past five years. In past years it has been held during the Thanksgiving weekend. With numerous booths and a huge crowd of shoppers, it's popularity was evident. However, Mrs. Draper was quick to point out that sales receipts will undoubtably determine future scheduling. While hunters tromped through the hills last weekend in search of food for the family, "hunting widows" converged on the annual holiday craft fair at the Beaver Armory. Although most displays were provided by local crafters, some came from as far away as Hurricane, Orem, and Salt Lake. Randal Hardy and family, Crafty Creations of Hurricane, set up a popular balloon art booth, to the delight of the youngsters. "This is our 2nd year here. It's a great show and we all enjoy it," ; Nancy Carter and daughter Charis, Milford, displayed their wares at the Beaver show last j weekend. With a little help from Mom and Dad and enthusiastic support from other family v members, Derek, Charis and Damon Carter have launched their own business. "Confetti Corner", r. makes custom greeting cards, banners, posters, business cards, etc. Their first major project was, the 1995 Beaver County Fair Program. , letters to the Editor Dear Editor, The Western Legislative Conference (WLC) of the Council of State governments vould like to publicly thank the JJtah State Legislature and the people of Utah for hosting the 1995 Annual Meeting for western Estate legislators. Every year we come ; .together as westerners to share innovative ideas across state borders and to develop solutions ,to seme of the common problems, ; we face as westerners. The warnr hospitality and the hard work of Utah legislators and Utah staff made this year's meeting an extraordinary success. Form Stephen Covey to Governor Leavitt to Congressmen Orton, Congressman Hansen and others, Utah has opened its doors to the very best in intellectual and political leadership and to professional development opportunities. Legislators from : throughout the West were honored to be your guests. In the course of our four days in Utah, we learned about such as Utah's things to computerized approach economic development ' incentives, Utah's health care reforms" and how Utah tailors technological education to real jobs. The University of Utah contributed to our deliberations on environmental regulatory reform, educational technology '' aij&ljealth care. . We will long remembjgr Utah as a state with strong leaders, creative policies and warm, hardworking people. Sincerely, sDavid Humke, WLC Chair Nevada Asiemblyman v sAhdrtw Levin WLC Chair-Ele- Hawaii Senator sManny Aragon,(WLC Vice- "New Mexico Senate v Chair ' Pro Tem President " sJeff Wells, WLC Past Chair Colorado Senate Majority Leader ct Home and School: Vital Links by LILY ESKELSEN . HOME AND SCHOOL ARE VITAL LINKS I'm one of those teachers who struggles with how to grade spelling. Some of my most transcending moments have come from misspelled words. One of my 5th graders once drew a picture for me. She wrote across the top, "To Mrs. Eskelson. The Bust Teacher." I walked proud for a week. And I've read the literature on ways to get our kids In a more comfortable with l written communications. their down writing begin by complete writing process; they ideas without worrying about grammar or spelling. They This is fine. make a rough draft. They edit it.':; They But . many kids selectively hear just the first Theoretically!. te. ';,' "'i 10 Dear Editor, I'm writing this letter in to regards a legal notice published in the Milford Monitor Oct. 20, 1995, entitled Unlawful Parking. This legal notice contains no VOTE FOR WW. JOHN E. GLEDHILL y to any lawful authority, city, count, or state. No references to ? any city ordinances, contains nof warnings of nay to any private property owners, just threats ofH & impoundment. the!' In reading Constitutions of both the United . States and the state of Utah both state clearly, Art 1 Sec. 22 No private property shall be taken unless just compensation is paid for, by such government agency. Both state that we as citizens shall have due process of law, that no,,, person snail be deprived of life liberty oi property without due. 1 1 process of law: (Art. T sec Utah State Constitution) Redress CANDIDATE President - Milford Chamber - They remember that spelling doesn't matter in the first draft. They filter through brain cells that surgically remove any words they didn't want to hear and internalize, "Spelling It does. doesn't matter." A little thing like spelling can matter a lot, and it may matter more are your child gets older and there's no teacher giving a spelling grade. The real grade comes from the first impression that's given to a potential employer or a potential loan officer or potential spouse. Writing is not a test of honesty, courage or patriotism. It might, however, be someone's first impression" of your adult ' child. It might be an' application that tells someone how careful and accurate he is. It might be something that gives an insight into her quality and pride in work. Yes, I know it's a little thing. I know the severe have become Nobel Prize winners and spelling-disablSupreme Court Justices. No matter. Most of our kids are going to need a little competitive edge in this world. And they're going to need us to push them to care about even this little thing. So walk proud. It's O.K. to be Spelling Nag. All the bust parents are. Involved in Milford's Boy Scout and Young Men Programs With a BS and Masters Degree in Administration, let John put his twenty-fiv- e years .management and ... administrative experience to work for you in planning, funding and operating Milford City: . A VOTE FOR GLEDHILL ISA VOTE FOR DEDICATED SERVICE, INFORMED CITIZENS, EXPERIENCE AND KNOW HOW! Wedding Gift List Join In Giving A Gift Certificate To The Bride And Groom ' Milford Drug 464 S. Main St. &l Phone: Gifts 387-210- ill MILFORD SCHOOL LUNCH Monday, October 30 Cheeseburger Potato Chips Pickle & Cheese Pineapple Cake Milk Tuesday, October 31 Baked Chicken Potatoes & Gravy Buttered Corn Fruit Salad Hot RoU Milk Wednesday, November 1 Ham & Cheese Sandwich Tater Tots Pickle & Cheese Seasoned Applesauce J " v':-Milk Thursday, November 2 Taco Rice Casserole Green Beans Sliced Peaches Hot Roll Milk Friday, November 3 Pizza Green Salad Fruited Jello w Cream Milk Brian Smith has named Darrick Whipple as Assistant Manager and Neil Willis as Breeding Coordinator on Farm 41 103. Darrick started at Circle Four May 15, 1995. He came from the Rex Ranch in Lakeside, Nebraska. He graduated from SUU and has a background in farming and livestock, ; He currently is living in Cedar City, Utah. Neil was recently promoted as Breeding Coordinator on Farm 4 1 103. He started at Circle four May 22, 1 995. Neil lives in Milford, Utah. Equipment SalM M sIK ; agt, or handicap, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination. If you behave you have been discriminated against because of not. color, national origin sex. age. or handicap, mitt immediately to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. 20250. " Sam Buy A Car 7 days m . In the Child Nutrition Program, no pmon dull on tt grounds cf root, color, national origin, stx. 4 Circle Four Farms Promotions TOOL BOX RENTAL, IKC & .i. MembeflJyElford's.yFW Legal notices such as this " of Commerce TTUTi , of injuries) require signatures of elected . officials, references to the law, dated as to when it became law as I' well as dates published who or what authority had it published, On the night of Oct. 17, 1995, 1 , was victimized by Metro for this . At approx. ' supposedly law. 10:00" p.m. I came home to find " my vehicles being impounded, , without any warning of any kind. My questions are many,-anI think the citizens of this!-city- , as well as the county should become aware, that a law without lawful authority is in fact, no law at all. f I request from the editor to publish the names and dates ofj whom authorized publication of this supposedly Jaw. To cite the legal references. :trom wlucn uusj legal notice came from, and by what authority; ." ' Citizens Beware, this is no joke and it can happen to you. j Thanks, Sincerely You t sRichard Bradshaw 5. Check Editor's Note: page for MILFORD CITY COUNCIL Hospital Administrator who is involved in the community r . President, Utah Education Association parti'' Teresa Bradshaw and her daughters, Deserie and Dacie, are making a business of something they love doing. Kountryside Krafts, on Main Street in Beaver, offers classes, custom woods and all craft needs. Teresa cuts the woods, and is prepared to handle group order as well as individual requests. Interested crafters can sign up for one class at a time. Woods for the classes are relatively inexpensive, and trimmings are provided. a week-24h- a day! rs FAST.. SPEND ONLY 4 MINUTES SIMPLE.... JUST BY TALKING ON THE PHONE . Automated and Personal ANY CREDIT WILL DO! CALL OR ed 882-286- : GARY APPLEGATE 1275 N. Main P.O. Box 95 Tooele. Utah 84074 5 Phone (801) 71 (801)882-516- 9 S.L (801) 582-100- 6 FAX (801) 882-28- 68 II! |
