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Cojy o' tfe jwemrent conlnued accordance this column seexs to mloms the pjbix and that tse intent o' toe law s that act ons and people's business wlS de ney General rem mded the audience that the Attorney General’s office is currently the only statewide office being run by a Democrat Randall promoted in Dcamer’s past accomplishments lowering Mountain Fuel's rates and in handling the Gary Gilmore case as Cheif Deputy Attorney General Ed Alter running unopposed for State Treasurer brought one of the “9736 signs" posted outside the building inside to show continuity and the partnership he has with State Auditor Tom Allen “Our jobs aren't exciting" said Alter “We look forward to the greater exposure for one of the lesser known offices" Alter reminded those present that Utah will be the only state with a AAA credit raung by the end of the year Alter handles S900C¥K)000 as Utah's Treasurer Cary Petersen spoke briefly though he is not currAitly seeking office He praised the current slate of candidates especially the efforts of Ed Alter “Management of our money has to be our first priority” said Petersen of Sanpete Blackum Leonard County stressed conservative thinking “Economic in his brief presentation development has passed rural counties up" said Blackum “Ours was the Golden Spoon generation now w e need to know if the public can afford it Government is to serve the people" he continued adding that supporting the school system is the place to start Clyde Bunker stated that he is “so proud tube a farmer This is a great state want to live in Delta and want my kids to live in Delta We need to start talking ourselves up here” said Bunker "Development w ill come if we remain positive" Joe Moody seeking reclcction to the State House of Representatives capped his positions and successes with waste environmental and air quality issues as w ell as health care and schixils He touched briefly on the rural nurses and physicians program he promoted Arlene Ellis running for National believes in the Party Chairwoman Republican party a party she described as the grassroots party a party that's credible and productive “We have the process that’s the envy of the world and everyone has something to give" said Ellis Judy Worthlin Parker also running for National Party Chairwoman said the party should be commended for its abil- - s'aljta oeratons openy You a'sencjourajed lAah 84624 Arenton to dip and cuoietose ferns you 'eei should be covered Kate Heeyand We wish to thank Sheri Stephenson of the County Clerk's office for supplying us with the following unapproved minutes of the County Commissioner’s meetings May 11th 1992: Commissioners Baker Brinkcrhoff and Moon present County Attorney LcRay Jackson County Clerk Marlene Whicker also present - Minutes of previous meeting approved - Blaine Penney had contacted Commissioner Brinkcrhoff with the problem of a caule guard on a county road by Dry Creek Ranch The cattle guard is in need of repair Commissioner Brinkcrhoff approved of Mr Penney putting in a gate until the cattle guard can be repaired Lee Roper was present for the discussion He will contact Mr Penney - Commissioner Brinkerhoff stated that there willl be horse races in Fillmore on Saturday and they will be needing the water truck - At this time Commissioner Brinkerhoff introduced a group of Millard High School students accompanied by Lloyd Brown advisor to the Commissioners and other elected officials Commissioner Moon reported on the Public Lands Meetings that she tended in California Commissioner Brinkcrhoff read a letter to those present thaw vas received from June Dutson supporting the new bowling alley manager and the recreation department policies Commissioner Baker stated that he was received questions regarding the hours kept by Mike Holdaway bowling Robyn Pearson exalley manager plained that Mr Holdaway keeps record cm a time sheet that is turned into Max Wood Recreation Department Director and then ultimately approved by Robyn Pearson Max Wood Mike Holdaway and Robyn Pearson were present to discuss the item of the concessions at the bowling alley Various options were discussed to make the concessions work at the bowling alley Attorney LeRay Jackson will review the contract agreement The Commissioners expressed their appreciation to Mr Holdaway for the good job he has been doing at the bowling alley Robyn Pearson explained that there is a need for another baseball field in the West Millard area The Commissioners authorized Mr Pearson to talk with the Millard School District tonego- - r more depth Please ma'to the liate w ith them to pay for half of the cost of a new ball field The ball field will also benefit the school Mr Pearson w ill report back to the Commissioners Recorder Linda Carter asked if the county is being charged for every change that is made to the preliminary plans for the remodeling and addition to the present counhouse It w as the underthat standing of the Commissioners there would only be an extra charge if the plans had been approved as the final plans The Commissioners instructed Mrs Carter that when she calls Craig Ames with the recent changes to the plan ask him if there is a charge for the revisions Linda Carter reported back that there is not an extra fee for the changes Considerable discussion was had on the problem with the speed' limit signs within the subdivisions in the County There is a possibility of placing “Children at Play" signs within the Subdivision There cannot be reduced speed limit signs on the main road outside of the subdivision Commissioner Baker will contact Sheri Wysong of the decision of the Commissioners The Commissioners along with Attorney LeRay Jackson are working on the plan regarding the problem with the the speed limit signs throughout County The Johnson's are interested in negotiating for the purchase of the property on the southwest side of the Gunnison Bend Reservoir Commissioner B aker feels that the Commissioners need to physically go and look at the property that is talked of being enlarged for the swimming area There have been reports of glass and other debris that will need to be cleaned up before swimmming should be lowed The cleaning would have to be done after the water drops Utah Counties Cooperative nancing Agreement was reviewed in relation to Millard County Commissioner Moon has received some information regarding this and has attended some meetings where it as been discussed The status of the unused balance and accrued interest is still questionable there seems to be much confusion regarding any additional activity with this financing Substantial discussion was had on the few options that could possibly be done to help the Deseret Cemetery Commissioner Baker proposed that the county give the Hinckley and Deseret Cemeteries a long term loan to help pay the water district Robyn Pcar- - Chronicle Progrwi P 0 Box 20 Millard County Chronicle lty to recruit capable confident articulate candidates She promised to oring activity energy and dedication to the party if elected Keith Gillins current Mavor of Fillmore was nominated for County Commissioner by Bob Sandc son Gillins said he apjr eciatcd die scrv iee of former and current County Commissioners and wanted to make Millard County the finest county in the state “I'm prepared I’m organized and I will do that" promised Gillins Tony Dcardcn nominated by Rex Day as “Mr Volunteer" for County Commissioner stressed the unity within the Volunteer Fire Department which he directs He staled he w anted to bring that unity to the County "I shoot from the hip” said Dcarden and "I will be compatible w ith the Commissioners w ho are already there" Both Gillins and Dcarden staled that they could do the job The Delta High School Jazz Band under the direction of Mrs Chandler provided a spirited atmosphere while the delegates voted and met the candidates It w as time for snai ks lke nachos popcorn and pretzels w uh cheese sauce Punch and spring water were also offered The surprise of the evening came with the results of the votes Mayor Keith Gillins received 29 delegate votes Tony Dcarden received 28 votes making the County Commissioner race a virtual lie The choice will be put before the public during a Primary Election September 8th It was an evening of empassioncd speeches and promises with a definite party (as in Republican) flavor Bruce Hough State Chairman said that coming to the County conventions is the best part of his job As banners signs and booths were packed up and candidates bundled up against the blustery weather to head for the Beaver County ConvenUon held the following evening everyone was urged to keep the party unifiled: “Think Republican Be Republican Vote Republi- page one from Dora son had informed Commissioner Moon that there are no grants available for cemeteries The Cemetery Board will try to gotiate with the water board and get back with the Commissioners at a later date Received notice in the mail today May 11 1992 informing the county officials that there is a meeting to be held at 1000 am today May 111992 concerning assessing & collecting Commissioner Moon will call those in charge of the meeting to let them know that if they would like our county to be represented they should give more notice - Auditor Hansen received a letter regarding the Americans w ith Disabilities Act dealing with employees with disabilities This will be discussed during the policy and procedure matter at 1:30 on the agenda West Millard Coop is selling out they have notified the county that US Welding has 89 outstanding acetylene and oxygen tanks Lee Roper stated that the Road Department may have some of those tanks Auditor Hansen had the understanding that the county will retain the tanks and use them to exchange when refilling Any outstanding voices will be made loZions B ank rather than the Coop Auditor Hansen reported that the titles for the two trucks going to Rancho Equipment have been signed and delivered to Lee Roper More discussion was had on the additional equipment that needs to be taken care of The Commissioners decided that there will be an annual surplus equipment sale on the second week of March A report from the National Rural Water Association was given to the Commissioners regarding the Public Safely Building - Commissioner Moon made the motion for the meeting to go into executive session to discuss policy and procedures The vote was unanimous Commissioner Baker made the motion to come out of executive session the vote was unanimous - Meeting adjourned Poetry contest The Mile High Poetry Society will host a Springfest poetry contest with $500 in cash prizes For contest rules send SASE to: Mile High Poetry Society PO Box 2116 Denver Colorado 80221 Progress May Court Report fenses Robert Darold Johnson appeared on a Return on a Bench Warrant Court ordered Defendant to serve remaining 26 days of a 45 day sentence - Johnny Lew Rushlon and Lynn Allen Rush ton appeared for a First on charges of Burglary a second degree Felony and Theft a second degree Felony Bail was set at S5(M0 on joint counts Tommy Wayne Theobold appeared on an Order to Show Cause County requests that Defendant complete ISAT program and Court granted Defendant 30 days to “get his life together” U) acquire funds to complete the program Ashley John Corbett’s probation was terminated Brad A Christensen's probation stipulation of mental health counselling was stricken Judge Boyd L Park presiding Sahara Motors wins award Chrysler Ctirporaiion has informed Russell owner Motors Sahara in Greathouse that his dealership is customer satisfaction in the Phoenix zone The Phoenix zone is comprised of all dealerships in Utah Nevada and Arizona Sahara Motors received the highest out of all 137 other dealers for the first quarter of 1992 Russell is quick topomtout that they received this rating because of the good customers they serve and the excellent products they receive from Chrysler He also wants to thank the staff at Sahara Motors for making the customer the most important asset of Sahara Motors You may already qualify for a home equity loan oung You've got a You're vou just bought a great day to rent!" exclaims Eliott Stumph of Delta as shows off the trencher one of the many heavy-dutspecialty machines torrent “It's It’s Always A Great Day to Rent Kate Hellenbrand Spring is here and summer is just around the comer For many of us warmtime to ing weather means yard work poke around in the garage get out the tools roll up the sleeves and get to work We all know the enthusiasm of t getting into garden and home projects And some of us know the frustration of finding that we don’t have the tool doesn't the for the tool job right work anymore the tool isn’t there anymore (borrowed broken or lost) or that the newer improved model that could do the job faster and easier is just beyond our reach We could slew in frustration we could dive in anyway or we could call Eliott Stumph of Delta’s Family Equipment Rentals and find the right tool for at the right price the right job Stumph’s business has been open about a month he says growing steadily Partly an outgrowth of his own mania for tools and equipment and partly an answer to a need he felt the community had Stumph feels the business has a great future and has watched it grow naturally “One day looked at my garage it was so full of stuff I thought: I don’t need all of this I thought of selling it all but then I realized I’d just buy it all back again" Stumph says "In January I decided to do some research in Oak City and Delta the prospects for this kind of business looked good” Stumph adds “We mortgaged the house canceled the vacations bought some more equipment and went for it" Family Equipment Rentals is open basis at the present time on a at the Power Stumph works Plant as a Technical Analyst ’T just thought this would be fun to do" explains Stumph adding that he won't be quitting the day job that he’s held for the past eight years ”1 work the wife’s got kids to raise and that’s the best we can do" He admits the new venture is fun: “I just love doing this" he exclaims He’ll load the equipment for you drive with you to show you how it’s operated lend you his trailer if you need it even split travel costs Rates are reasonable and he has a list of items for rent that could satisfy any need (If he doesn’t have it he’ll get it) "Anything in here is for rent” he says showing off the items ready to go The list is impressive He has: yard tools like rototillers sod cutters power rakes la wn edgers and mowers Industrial tools include: generator air compressors arc welders gas welders engine hoist and engine stand He also has tools for painting carpet laying carpentry and concrete He carries lots of miscellaneous items like carpet cleanA TV ers a small Yamaha basketball standards and bicycle tires and parts Need metric tools? No problem Need sewer snake? Got it Need a tow bar for a day? It's available Stumph also sells a variety of goods to up port the equipment rentals He promises: "If you need it we have it or can get it for you” Stumph also sells equipment buying direct for the factory or dealers He also will repair your broken tools if possible Stumph and his wife Lisa move to the Delta area eight years ago from Provo They are the parents of three boys and one girl and they say they "just love it here" With Stumph’s good humor even temper and friendly business attitude Family Equipment Rentals is a welcome addition to the community Family Equipment Rental is located at 64 North 200 East Delta Open Monday Friday and Saturday: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays: Just call a in town that will even talk It's according to their people don't have any equity — to satis! vou at least them a alley Bank's (or line who have in in it takes to qualify for one including our new 100rr Equity Loan Just call different kind of home loan of credit) for cv going for them except equity — Equity Lain comes l(X)rf equity a formulas and calculations not enoueh new what the Equity Loan That's where a home equity loan to ou about Because lOOCc home Chances are there isn't bank Family Equipment Rental Introducing work hard And You cry thing a lot of their home Like am where Count) in L’talr Congratulations on vour home new With the 100C Equity Loan vou' re further ahead than vou think Call Our Home Equity Hotline can answer in Salt toll free from all kinds of questions about home equity loans and 1992 PassJS The follow mg actions took place in criminal cases in Fourth District Court Fillmore Court House Wednesday May 6th 1992 William Aaron Robinson did not appear for Arraignment on three separate case numbers: Sodomy on a Child a first degree Felony Sexual Abuse of a Child a second degree felony Forcible Sodomy a first degree Felony Forcible Sexual Abuse a second degree Felony and an order to show cause w ith respect to parole violations Court authorized a non bailable bench warrant for all of- Congratulations good job 14 Valley Bank |
