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Show UTAH PRESS 467 SLC, E- - UT 3RD S. 84111 ABESSIvej BEAYH CENTER RAILROAD (ISSN MINING -- AGRICULTURE 0896-331- 2) VOLUME 90 NO. 20 PUBLISHED at MILFORD, UTAH 84751 - Thursday, May 17, 1990 on Don Heath Up-Da- te Milford Trap Club PRICE "Thumpers" Gather in Milford 25 ( 1 DATES 11 TO REMEMBER Max Limb and Ror.ao Farrer will be in Milford on Tuesday, May 20, 1990 at the library from 9:30 a.m. until noon and in Minersville at the bank from 1 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. Ladies Golf will get underway every Tuesday A.M. Commencing April 24th Weather permitting. Men & Ladies scrambles wi' stri wii Sunday, April 22 at 2 p.m. continue on Sunday througljt the season. . uue. to Lion's fluctuating conn chtion, we have been unable to accurately unform the many friends, who have inquired. For some time his condition changed from hour to hour and day to day. .'V For several weeks, he has been on the transplant list for the In- -. termountain Area. Recently this has been revised and he is now ."NUMBER ONE" Nationwide. This is a direct result of the sinthey won shooting pouches. Willie cerity and generosity the comalso won a first place trophy for munity of Milford has shown in their fund raising efforts. Because being high D shooter out of all the of your committment, and even teams. Marilyn's team each won a gun though we are still short of our goal, officials at the U of U Hospital cleaning rod for concilation. Moe was picked a an alternate to were impressed to the extent that go to state. they were willing to place Don on the Nationwide list. , The top five place team winners As of this date (Tuesday, May 15, were picked to go to the State Round Robin held in Salt Lake 1990) Don is still in Intensive Care, bat the doctors are astonished with City, in which Tom, Moe and Willie his v determination and "will to participated against more than 60 other .teams. The Milford Trap Bw". - Club would like to welcome anyone has been $25,000. Approximately who would like to shoot to come raised so far in cash donations and join in the fun every Wednesday at pledges. Numerous fund raising 7:00 p.m. projects are forth coming Don and his wife, LaRae, send their sincere thanks to all of you. if ' J Ik , . . , - -- - surrounding area's National Parks and Monuments, and several activities in Milford are planned during their stay. A bike show on Main Street will be held Saturday morning, the 2nd of June. Area Residents are invited to view the bikes assembled, and to participate in selecting a "People's Choice" from the motorcycles on display. Other awards will be given for Mayor's Choice, Longest -- Distance ridden to the Rally, Best Antique, Etc. come and welcome the Thumpers to Milford. Four-StroThe Singles National Owners Club (FSSNOC) will be coming to Milford, May 30th thru June 2nd for their Western States Rally & Ride-In- . Riders from throughout the Western States are expected, as well as some long distance surprises from father East Motorcycles of all types will include: Touring and Street Bikes, as well as Enduro's and antiques their common feature is that they are powered by single cyclinder engines. Riders will tour the four-stro- CONGRATUALTIONS MILFORD! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. The Don Heath Heart Fund Milford Sets Swimming Fees for for 1990 Season Florence called the regular meeting to order at approximately 7:00 p.m. Those in attendance were: Councilmen Romine, Sower, Whitney and Carvalho, Kanell, Attorney Treasurer Kirk, Leadman Whiting, Russell and Jean Williams representing the Beaver County News and other concerned citizens. Swim fees were set for the 1990 season as follows: $100.00 for a family pass and $60.00 for a single pass with daily fees being the same as last year. $1.00 for children and $1.50 for adults. Councilman Sower motioned to accept these fees with Councilman Romine seconding the motion, all voted in favor of the motion. Mayor Florence requested a cleanup day be set aside for the residents of Milford City on May 24, 1990. This day the crew will be available to pick up garbage set out by the citizens. Councilman Whitney requested mission to purchase supplies r Jet A Fuel which will be sold at the Milford Airport. These supplies should not exceed the amount of Councilman Carvalho $1,000.00. motioned to purchase these supplies and Councilman Sower seconded the motion, all voted in favor of the motion. Mrs. Maria Florence, Ginnie Acklin, Melissa Holm and Heather Cox representing the Teen Council, were present to ask for permission to plant flowers around the swimming pool and tennis court area. Councilmen were in favor of the project. Ms. Lola Bridge, representing the organization of Americans Americans, requested permission from the City Council to use the Milford City Logo to print on pins and patches for a fund raising project for the Old Williams Hotel Museum. The council approved the request Leadman Whiting reported to the Council regarding the dumpsters he had looked at Ray mentioned the garbage truck works woll with the dumpsters and should have no problem using them. A total of 24 dumpsters were available to Milford City at a cost of approximately $400.00. Councilman Romine motioned to purchase the dumpsters and Councilman Carvalho seconded the motion. All voted in favor of the motion. Funds for the purchase of the dumpsters should come from the excess money in the sewer department from dumping fees. Also, Leadman Whiting was instructed to ask the County for the use of their low-bo- y trailer to haul the dumpsters from ' Heber City. Mayor Florence requested to leadman Whiting he gather all salvage owned by Milford City and localize it in one area until the City can get an equipment shed built for storage. Mayor Florence mentioned there were several sites where salvage was located and should be moved to one area. Mr. Keith Long, representing the of Americans organization Honoring Americans, approached the council regarding the lease between Milford and City Americans Honoring Americans. Because of the serious water shortage the council has ordered that water rationing is to be put into effect immediately. There is to be no outside watering between the hours of 10:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. You are only allowed to water on odd or even days according to your address. A list of water and sewer delinquencies were discussed. Disconnect notices were enclosed with this month's statements. The council ordered that all delinquent users be disconnected. Becky Gillina has agreed to head the beautiflcation committee this ' year. The town urges everyone to dean up and fix up. There is a problem with vehicles parked along road ways. The residents should move all unused vehicles and wagons inside A budget hearing will be held conjunction with the regular council meeting on June 4, 1990. A revision of funds will also be made at that time. The trash pile continues to be a major concern for the council. If the residents of Minersville continue to abuse the rules at the trash pile, ue government may force closure of the dump. The council urges everyone to abide by all dumping rules The swimming pool will open on May 26, 1990. The Town is requesting that each family pay a $5.00 donation this year along with their swimming pass to help pay for the solar blankets that were just purchased. It is hoped that the solar blankets will help to cut down Honoring Mr. Long stated he felt there were some requests in the performance schedule that were impossible for them to meet Mr. Long was advised by the Council to rewrite the schedule as their organization saw fit and submit their changes at the next City Council Meeting. Mr. Long also reported on the progress of the Old Wiliams Hotel Museum. Mr. Long's major concern at this time was the cost of installing a water meter on this property as their funds were very limited at this time. Councilman Sower motioned to waive the water meter charge until the museum opened for any use. Councilman Carvalho seconded the motion. Councilman Whitney, Carvalho and Sower were in favor of the motion with Councilman Romine Romine Councilman against. stated when the water service was hooked up to the museum property, they would pay the same rate as each business pays. Councilman Romine motioned to give the old pipe, which was requested by the Trap Club, to the club for running their water line. Up to four lengths would be given to them. Councilman Carvalho seconded the motion, all voted in favor of the motion. Councilman Romine indicated to the Council if the Trap Club runs their own water line and installs their meter, his recommendation was the City Council waive the hook-u- p fees and bill the Trap Club .60 per 1,000 gallons of water. The motion was made by Councilman Romine and seconded by Coun seconding the motion, and all voted in favor of the motion June 4th was set for the tentative budget hearing. Notices will be published in the Beaver County News for the purpose of reviewal for the ten- cilman Sower, all voted in favor of the motion. A Board of Appeals was appointed by the Council consisting of the following members: Larry Sims, Ray Rollins, Kenneth Eley, Norman Lamb and Lola Bridge. Councilman Carvalho made the motion to accept these members with Councilman Whitney seconding the motion, all voted in favor of the motion Councilman Sower made die motion to authorize Mayor Florence to sign the Golf Course Lease with Tom Bradfield. Councilman Carvalho seconded the motion, and all voted in favor of the motion. Mayor Florence read bids, which were opened in die presence of Nedra Kennedy and Kathy Kirk, for the fuel tank. The bids were as follows: Cecil Stewart $55.00, Tom Bradfield $150.00 and Joe Yardley $330.00. The bid went to Joe Yardley for the amount of $330.00. Councilman Sower motioned the sale of the fuel tank to Joe Yardley with Councilman Romine Seconding the motion, all voted in favor. Councilman Romine discussed briefly the main street project He stated we were still waiting on the Union Pacific Railroad as well as U.DO.T. Councilman Romine indicated he planned to help Coordinator Kennedy draft a letter to U.D.O.T. expressing our concern for the delay in the main street tative operating budget for the Also copies of fiscal year 1990-9the budget will be available at the 1. and chemical costs. Preparations are being made to seal and chip the roads this summer. Also the road on 100 West between Main and 100 North will be paved along with the road on 200 West between 100 and 200 North. The driveway to the fire station and the parking area at the swimming pool will need to be flushed as soon as possible. The town received a letter of from Governor congratulation Bangerter on being a successful applicant for CDBG Fuuds. The funds will be used for the development of the springs to add to the Town's water system. One of the requirements for receiving the funds is that the Town must nave two representatives attend the workshop in Salt Laku City, on Councilman Whitney stated his concerns regarding the cemetery gates being left open at all times. Councilman Whitney had been contacted by some concerned citizens regarding this matter and felt the situation should be discussed futher thz next City Council meeting. instructed Florence Mayor Treasurer Kirk to invite Mrs. Kathleen Jones, Librarian and Mr. Wayne Wiseman, Chairman of the library Board, to the next City Council meeting for the purpose of discussing the procedures involving the remodeling of the library. Mayor Florence reported to the the police Council regarding contact with Beaver County. Mayor Florence had met with the Beaver County Commission and stated Milford City will be informed of the commissions actions on July 1, 1990. Mayor Florence stated he would discuss with the three deputy's located in Milford the possibility of one of them accepting the police position for Milford City. If Mayor Florence does not receive a commitment from one of the deputy's, Milford City will call for applications for the position. project Councilman Sower motioned to adopt the tentative budget for 1990-9- 1 with Councilman Whitney Thursday May 10, project The council gave their and Friday, May 11, 1990. Skip Thompson reported that with the $1,500 donation from the Town and 1500 from the United Way, the funds were sufficient to complete the ball park lighting project Utah Power and Light has contributed the poles, and they will help set the poles. Other labor will be donated. The council appreciates Skip's effort and patience in putting this project together. The completion of the project will greatly enhance the ball program in Minersville. Wade HoUingshead requested approval to acquire paint and place steel trash barrels around town. fulfill to would be This requirements for his Eagle Scout MENS & LADIES SCRAMBLES WILL BE MOVED TO WEDNESDAY T 5:00 P.M. STARTING MAY 16TH. MILFORD CITY CLEANUP DAY IS SET FOR THURSDAY, MAY 24th. THE CITY CREW WILL BE AVAILABLE TO PICKUP GARBAGE AND HAUL IT TO THE DUMP. LETS ALL PITCH IN AND DO OUR SPRING CLEANING. City Office. Minersville has Serious Water Shortage their on the heating MILFORD LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL IS LOOKING FOE VOLUNTEERS FOR VIIE UPCOMING SEASON. Wt NEED ANYONE FOR UMPItaS ANT) MINOR LEAGUE COACHES. ALSO, THERE WILL BE A DAY AT THE CLEANUP ON SATURDAY, BALLPARK MAY 12, AT 9:00 A.M. ANY HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED. WE NEED TO GET THE PARK IN SHAPE SO WE CK$ START PLAYING BALL. UNION PACIFIC UNITED EMPLOYEES CLUB (UOT) will have their Pot Luck Bingo on Saturday, May 19, 1990 Happy Hour begins at 5:30 p.m. and Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Committee. Mayor r 'xJj. Jack Robinson, Director with SRX Ready for a trip. . By Kathy Acklin Milford Trap Club members Willie and Tom Acklin, Marilyn & Kevin Long, Teresa and Moe Gray, Todd Baxter and Travis Siefers participated in a District Round Robin during the months of March and April. They were picked and put on teams after shooting with members of Trap Clubs from Central and Southern Utah. The Round Robin was held in Aurora on Sunday for 3 weeks. Tom's team placed second and won a very nice shooting coat along with a trophy. Willie's team placed fifth and Trap Club vSf.- - hoid practice and Fun Shc- -, t'.e trap Wednesday at 7:00 p.m-club. Everyone is invi . 'o parion call ticipate. For more 8 or Milford . complete support and approval of this project. BEAVER COUNTY FAIR WILL BE ON AUGUST 9.10, AND 11th. MARK YOUR PLEASE CALENDARS AND EVERYONE COME AND SUPPORT THE FAIR. Beaver Sheriff's County Department will hold random roadblocks from May 1 to July l, checking for driver license and registration. The roadblocks will be held in the evening and early morning hours throughout Beaver County on and State Highways. ATTENTION ALL VETERANS, WIDOWS AND DEPENDENTS The Service Officer from The American Legion Department Service Office, in Salt Lake City will be in our area to assist you in understanding and applying for rightful VA Benefits. Preparing and documenting applications for Pension, Compensation, Hospitalization, Education and other benefits. This is a free service and veterans need not be a member of The American Legion to Qualify for assistance. The American Legion Service will be at the Beaver City Hall on Thursday, May 24, 1990 until 10:00 P.M. FOR FUTHER INFORMATION -- Contact Jean Banks secretary for The American Legion. 524-594- 3. The BEAVER COUNTY NEWS welcomes any and all articles of interest to the County. We do ask that everyone keep in mind that the deadline for articles It is an absolute must that we stick to the deadline so that we can get the paper out, on is Monday noon. time each week. The only exceptions will be made if are made for late breaking events. Anything that comes in after Monday noon will be held until the following week. 1 |
