| Show Millard County Eighteenth Annual National ATV Jamboree Shern Shepard ( B i hairman of the Jamhoree Fillmore is a quiet peaceful little hamlet at the foot of the I0(XX) fmit Pahvant Mountain Range in central I'tah until Jamhoree Week the last week in June and then it comes to life This year will be no exception there were nearly As of June 250 registered riders with ready many phones calls each day for formation and a normal last minute rush in registration expected Plans for the eighteen annual National ATV Jamhoree began even as last year’s was still in progress Additional rides and activities promise the best jamboree ever Fillmore City welcomes the ATV riders to their community Streets are designated for ATV travel and these are clearly marked with bright blue signs as well as writing on the paveIt is possible to access ment any business or other area of interest on Once a participant arrives your ATV in Fillmore they can park their truck or car They won't need it for a week unless they plan on a trailered ride On Monday June 20 2005 participants from all over the nation and sometimes from foreign countries will begin to congregate at as well Jamboree Fleadquarters on first west and first south The brick building used for this purpose is known locally as thcPOD because of its shape One rider said that POD stood for Point of Departure and it really does As participants begin to filter into the POD to register it ly becomes apparent that this is a real family activity Family groups groups of friends couples and others warmly welcomed at the registration table Returning participants are ofien welcomed with a bear hug as this was a family reunion New riders are quickly welcomed into the "Jamboree Family" and soon find many riders to visit with and friendly Jamboree volunteers to answer their are The first group of about 2' riders depart from thcPt )D at p m for overnight ride to the Fremont dian State Park but Tuesday morning is the official opening of the Jamboree with breakfast from 7 to 9 a m a brief welcome and orientation at 9 a m There are several guided rides to choose from for the day w ith a w ide w ill an of scenery possible and riddifficulty from easy to advanced Rides vary in length from a few hours to all day Riders enjoy looking at the “ride board" which lists the rides showing pictures of them and then affords them the opportunity to sign up for the rides they want to take Jamboree volunteers are available to swers questions and make suggestions according to the type of scenery the riders want to see and what their level of riding ability is Rides vary widely from the grotesquely shaped lava flows of ancient volcanoes and the explorable lava tubes they have created as well as a bird refuge and a ride to the top of an ancient volcano to the lofly ridge tops of the Pahvant Mountains on the Paiute ATV Trail which reaches elevations of over 10000 feet This year as in some past local residents will be seen shoveling trails to clear them for Jamboree traffic Special interest rides include such things as the Photography Class on Wheels the Fillmore Loop Flower Tour an Ride a (il’S Treasure Hunt the Triathlon here riders toss horseshoes shoot skeet and golf traveling to each on their ATV’s a Whodunit mystery on wheels and others Wednesday and Thursday are days filled with guided rides along with the usual morning breakfast where riders enjoy visiting about the previous day's ride with plans and suggestions for the days to come variety ing well questions Evenings are filled with fun as These include a Pot Luck Piz za Piml Party complete with Fearless Competition (much like Fear Factor) a progressive dinner in Chalk Creek Canyon with each course being eaten at a different campground and a delicious supper on Thursday served at Jamhoree Headquarters Friday is the poker run to Richfield and back with breakfast served on the mountain by the sheriff's posse The final poker punch is held at a delicious steak The poker fry prizes are awarded at a 7 10 p m awards program Those riders who have distinguished themselves by doing strange things like having wrecks will be awarded the honor befitting their activities It is always great time - especially for those who get to watch others be a little embarrassed all in fun Saturday there is a wide variety of activities beginning with breakfast and the triathlon There is also a morning Kids ATV Rodeo This year the rodeo is under the direction of McKay Shields and his family with trophies furnished by Kern River Guides are available to take riders on trails they may have missed earlier At 4 10 the JamFioree in the week participants congregate at the North Park for the start of the Jamboree rade to the fair grounds and the ATV Pulls and Mud Bogs Along with all of the fun and great things there to eat a 2005 Polans will be given away The 2004 Jamboree was featured on Outdoors with Doug Miller and this year's will be there again to Doug will be back In an the Jamboree chairmen he said "I am flattered at the kind words and the invite to join up again Your ride is ubostolue one of the best anywhere and it always makes GRFAT TV" Word has also been received from Chad Booth of the Channel 4 "At Your I eisure” outdoor show that he plans to attend The magazine South (C Outdoors published in as will be here as well to do a featured article Interested readers may also want to look at the June 2XIX issues of Dirt Wheels the spring issue of the Blue Ribbon Coalition Magazine and the newspaper Sportsmen's News published for Sportsman Warehouse for articles on this year's Jamhoree One Jamboree participant ane McGill from Metropolis Illinois summed it all up in a television interview by saying “You see all of the advertisements on the posters and in the magazines and it shows people jumping logs and flying through the air That is not ATVmg AT Ving is getting out and getting up close and You personal with the mountains can't see the mountains from down there on the highway you have got to be up here with your nose right next to them " west Dozens of residents help with the Jamboree on a volunteer basis and devote literally thousand of hours of their own time for the love of the beautiful ATV trails in the area and the enjoyment of showing them oil to visitors One of those visitors said "Fillmore puts on a real good show They welcome you they do everything they can for you and it is pist a " good group of people to be around Another made the comment "Ton don't realize how good is until you do it We have heard about it and heard about it and talked about it and finally decided to do and it is amazIt is wonderful1" ing Local riders are encouraged to attend the Jamboree and will receive a special discount for doing so Be sure to for a great week of circle June family fun at the National AT V Jamboree Contact us at Jamboree Box Fillmore I hah 84611 or 4 ATV Sand Rock Ridgeriders scheduled Sand Rock Ridgeriders enjoy to tour Casto Canyon and Tropic Wah Wah ride and water were on lhe rule road was mountains and Indian stopped places Reservoir areas some the The reservoir fun to the Wah Wah as snow Peak June ride to Bryce Canyon will June 10 and 1th Riders will meet on Main Street In Panguitch near the Panguitch High School at noon on Friday the 10th They will travel to ( asto Canyon where they will spend the afternoon he Casto Canyon Trailhead can be reached by traveling south seven miles out of Panguitch on Highway 89 to the junction with Highway 12 turning east on 12 About three miles up the road is the sign for Casto Turn left (north) onto a gravel road The staging area is not far from here The Saturday ndc will be around the rim of the Paunsagaunt Mountains from Tropic Reservoir The group will meet at 9 00 am at Tropic Res he be on ervoir Campground and staging area The turnoff to Tropic Reservoir is about twelve miles cast of Highway X9 on the Highway 12 to Bryce Canyon If you get to Bryce Canyon you have gone too far The turnoff to Tropic Reservoir is on your right and A good gravel road is well marked takes you about seven miles south to the reservoir The staging area is on the west side of the dam There is a large parking lot to accommodate hicles This is an all day ride and one of the more beautiful of the season Please look into accommodations at the many motels cabins etc in the area Some may like to camp at Tropic Reservoir If you have any questions contact Helen Finhnson at perienced on the May ride group traveled up Wah W'ah Mountain to the summit which was a beautiful the with ride Tusher Mountains and Brian Head to the cast and south They played in the snow drifts and took pictures then continued on to the old mine in Pine Canyon where more pictures and visiting took place The trail down the mountain w as fun at The pool's summer schedule is swing Summer “Learn to Sw im" have begun age group swim D A YO Ffas begun practicteam ing for the first meet of the season on Thursday the lap swimmers and water walkers are happy to be back in the water and hoards of children and adults ale taking advantage of the pool during the warm summer days The pool's summer schedule is as follows full 5 a m ap Swim and Water 2 noon Swim lessons 10 p m Swim team Practice I Walking 9 a m p m Open Swim 0 p m Open Swim Saturday 12 noon-- p m Open Swim They where amilv 1’iaver was (Grandson) 1’iclude bv Jell Harmon and I’osilude Wood ter in law awrence M Hannon (Son) spoke und made re and ounselor Dave as bv as marks Benedic lion Sleimle (( iiandsonl Dedication ol lhe Grave was bv Harmon Grandson) loseph Interment Holden emeteiv undet lhe direr lion ol u kle Mortuary Pallbearers were Mark Hodgkin son David Sleimle lason Splam Adam Sleimle lared Harmon Airor Sleimle Sievcn Hannon and Mark Poller lhe family expresses a special you lo lhe long term care stall illmore ommunits Hospital llieii many kindnesses and great thank fin love amp gills will be inv tied lo attend Model A ake Salt ily and Santa Buhara Photoshools sailing beic Ires lasses in skin care fitness nutrition eiiquetlc and ling 51 89S me hides airfare hotels am! meals all (4 0) 4999 for more into www ccntralutahmodcls corn leven 5:00 pm Each Friday ii 11 in in "I I Clark Lincoln and White Pine Counties Groundwater Development Project Environmental Impact Statement Open Swim The first “Dive for Money Prizes" will be held Thursday June 9 at 2 m p Kvcryone gets a prize All children "dive" for coins and colored washers from the bottom of the pool Children are divided up into age groups to make it fair Goggles arc allowed The coins are for the kids to keep and the washers are turned in at the pool's office for a variety of prizes The pool offers this special event for just price the price of ministration The next “dive” will be the second Thursday in July lessons The next session of summer "Learn to Swim" lessons begins Monday June II at 9 a m The six levels of the American Red Cross swimming program arc being offered as well as the "Mom and Me" classes for children under years old Lach 2 week session costs 20 dollars per child to register Call the pool at for any of the summer sessions I I I BLM SCOPING COMMENT SHEET DUE DATE: MONDAY AUGUST 1 2005 Informed decisions are better decisions: BLM believes that extensive public involvement will serve to improve communication develop enhanced understanding of different perspectives and identify solutions to issues and problems look forward to hearing from you! Where to provide comments: Mail comments to Bureau of Land Management Attn Clark I incoln and White Pine Counties Groundwater Development Project HC33 Box 33500 Ely Nevada I We I I I Name County I Title Organization I Mailing Address I State City Date O Meeting Location Please check COMMENT (ff box box if if you do not you want want your Zip (if name released to receive the notice of I applicable) the comments are made when draft I Environmental Impact I public Statement by mail I I needed attach additional sheets) I 100 Chemical Free RedwoodRed Cedar Over 100 set for large & small yards DRAPER UT 33 East 12675 South (801) I I 1 DVD Log onto RAINBOWDIRECT COM ntw coda 2205 Return via mail postmarked by Al'Gl 'ST 2005 I J L S oltara Motors Iflcl Customer Appreciation Bar-B-Sat June 11 ° LI :00 am to 2:Q0 pm Q COPY her rv Invocation was bv Michael V wa Stemile (Son in law) ulogy by Dons Hodpkmsnn (Daughter) Wondel When He Comes Again' as bv the Sleimle iiandc luldten Dixie Ice Sleimle (Daughter spoke 'In be iiidcn' was a plain Harmon iDaugh solo bv aiolvn Fast Fact: There were ten internment camps in the US Everyone is invited to the Topaz Pilgrimage on June the Delta City Park Dance to Jivin' Highway at night 100 i Music was bv heiryl Wood und conducted ounselor Dave rl" was sung bv "How (neat Hum lhe oinpanicd by onpicgalion ot the It) It) II 4X for AXL Articles Advertising & Announcements ColoHCatalogT&IDVD COLOR Jj) Model Scardi—June 14 2005 Please check & 13 94 ass 0 p m CATALOG 2005 Page l2xs June Man h 27 ‘HI Julu ranees Bullard Harmon age of Holden peaiefullv left mor ilhnore 2tX)X in tality on June I'tah She was born March 27 I'Hl in Candler loriditol aw rencc Ballard lien Huisl Ballard Sr and Marv She graduated from Icon High lotida and School in lallahassee Inrnlu State received her B S from College for Women in 1911 She was baptized into the Church of Jesus ( host of alter day Saints in 1916 She taught in Honda schools until her marriage to Horace Ansil llwrmon ake temple on in the Salt hex made then home May 18 1919 I’tah until moving to in Holden ranees loinla m I9SS Deer Park taught m Melbourne Deer Park and St Cloud Honda schools lliey re turned to Holden in 969 She served with her husband in the Muiti lemplc and in the londa Iwmpw Mission Horace passed awav on Mav II 99f She was contimi ally involved in church school and community service and became one of the stale’s oldest ( Rl volunleeis at age 90 ranees is survived bv bet loin awrence Milo ( arolynl children Harmon and Dons llodgkmson of Salt tone A (kairen) liar ake Citv moil of Oakdale California and Di ee Steuule (Michael) of Mesa xie Arizona She has 21 crandi hildien and 21 great grandchildren with two more expected soon She is also survived by a brothel Hugh If Ballard ol Newport North aiolina and ters Marion Nelson ol illmore and Louise Browned Melbourne londa and a multitude ol nieces and nepli ews uneral services were held lies lime 7 2(XI5 at 12 noon m the dav riends called at the Holden Wald church on luesdav morning Irom the drifts in many small 8 Frances Ballard Harmon elected to stay and look around the area and cnpiy a inch amid the huge he rest bristlcconc pines in the area of the group traveled over to Indian Peak where they saw a polygamist colony wild horses elk washed out he group roads and more water had an enjoyable spring ride West Millard Swim Pool news in Chronicle Progress June In Manoriiun |
