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Show ' THE BEAVER PRESS - SEPTEMBER 13, 1979 Letter... Open (Continued from page!) , ' t ft w w p V ' V, V 1 Maureen Smith To Federal EPA regulations are pushing for an end to the city dump and open burning there. Compliance with that law could be stalled about another five years. Should a new city council continue to stall or get the new sanitary land fill system with its daily covering and weekly pick-uservice? This could possibly be put into service for a four to five dollar monthly service fee for each residence. City Council meetings are long and many difficult decisions have to be made at 1 and 2 o'clock in the morning under fatigue conditions. Maybe a new City Council would want to consider changing to day time instead of evening meetings. If this change is made, perhaps additional pay should be considered to off-spay from work missed. The Mayor is now paid $115.00 a month or $175.00 a month if he chooses to be insured through Beaver City. A councilman is paid $85.00 monthly or $145.00 if he chooses to be insured by Beaver City. Employee pay will need to be considered carefully by the next council. Pay standards should be high enough to attract and hold the kind of people that Beaver City needs to work for us and keep us abreast of things in a modern world. I have enjoyed my term on the council and a chance to give service to Beaver City, a place that I love. Again I hope there will be many candidates who are willing to serve Beaver City as a whole, and not just a special interest, who will run for these important positions in Nov. Dan F. Joseph Garbage Can Be be Bride Maureen Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob R. Smith of Cedar City will become the bride of David Cox son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cox of Beaver September 22, 1979 The ceremony will be in the Cedar City Seventh and Ninth Ward Church at 4:00 p.m. An open house in honour of their marriage will be held at Beaver Third, Fourth Ward Church from 8 until 10 p.m. A Goldmine time you empty the garbage, stop and take a look. You'll see that a large portion possibly as much as a third is glass and cans, which are completely recyclable. Garbage. ..refuse.. .solid waste ...trash. Whatever the label, it causes headaches for local governments who must haul it away Next , David graduated from Beaver High School in 1975. Attended college for 1 year. He is employed with Intermountain Farmers at Cedar City. Maureen is employed at State Bank of Southern Utah. landfill to increasingly-scarc- e space. But some communities are beginning to realize that much of it can be recycled, starting with newspapers. Although the market fluctuates, newspapers, as well as other grades of paper, can be by, paper mills, and turned into more paper or even d building insulation. " -- o NEIQ. 32 oz size Now 2.99 8 ounce Now 1.77 Fil-mo- Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McCulley of Milford will celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Saturday Sept. 22 at the Milford Ward Cultural Hall. Everyone is invited to attend from 7 to 9 PM. The program will be at 8 PM. The McCulleys were married on September 25, 1929, at McGill, Nevada. They have lived in Milford most of their married years. Charlie has worked for the Union Pacific Railroad in the ticket office, as freight agent and crew dispatcher. Diane is well known about the county by the school children, especially as she served as Public Health Nurse for many years. They have three daughters, Mrs. Robert (Anna) Kirby, Mrs. Dyke (MaryJane) Lefevre, and Mrs. Paul (Karla) Limb and eleven grandchildren. They request no gifts, please. -- PIMm? razor! Reg. 1.69 Now 69 MlEbee withe 100 count Now 4.58 -- North Main Bonnie Mc Bride Mrs Bonnie McBride of died September.ll, 1979 at 1AM in the Delta Hospital following a long illness. She was the mother of Sonny Troyner of Beaver. Mrs. McBride is survived by her husband, Paul McBride of Filmore, three sons and three Sons are Sonny grandchildren. Troyner of Beaver, Barney Roe, Las Vegas, Nevada, Berry James Barrie, Filmore, Utah.and their children, B.J. Troy and Breka. One brother, Calvin Brend of South Plainfield, New Jersey. Funeral services will be held Saturday, September 15, 1979 at twelve noon in the Olpin Mortuary in Filmore, Utah. Anniversary Family size 31 Bonnie McBride HBlHIHg Beaver, Utah 438-247- 0 n . 39ts m. m V 1J C CHARLIE'S Vl V BL.0 USES f I byAzoulay k kk IT HAS MOD Jh NO OUTSEAM 4 JUNIORS 0& kkk . -- ::..vl PLAYTEX BRAS k kk -- (all kinds) (all sizes) k kk 1 North Main VEE-AL- L WE ACCEPT MOST MAJOR CREDIT CARDS Beaver 7 development. Restrictions should be set up requiring certain conditions be met before sale of five acre plots should be enacted. Water rights get sold from the five acre plots, leaving three fourths of the land The barren and uncared for. purpose of the five acre plot division limit was to keep the land agriculture in the first place. General feeling was that it might be desirable to keep persons from transferring water rights. It was also discussed that spot zoning is a dangerous way of curing zoning problems. Spot ' zoning at interchanges has dried up some businesses in Beaver. The Civil preparedness board wishes to relocate emergency headquarters from the basement of the jail to the high school. Bills were approved for payment and commission dismissed. Nineteen county queens from throughout the state competed for the Miss Utah State Fair Queen title last night. Kristina David of Salt Lake City and star of "Knocking at Heaven's Door," to be filmed soon in Salt Lake City, was Mistress of Ceremonies. ComedianVentrilloquist Russ Lewis and the Jack D' Johns "4 r;-suiv- Gillies as a regular full time employee of the County Road Department. Clarence Hutchison will be retained as a full time employee in the County Sheriffs Department. Fuel use by the Sheriffs Department is still under question. The general fund will be reimbursed to the amount of approximately $2000 for summer mountain patrol and BLM will reimburse approximately $1500 for fuel used in patroling the west end of the county. A former employee of the county had used time off and never repaid its monetary value. A civil suit will be, filed for the amount owed the county. Forest Supervisor, Jensen asked for approval for one mile of new road into the Blue Lake area. Western Nuclear Incorporated needs the road for access to the site of three proposed test holes. Western Nuclear wishes this access road and permission for a two year period with provisions for time extension if necessary. A public input meeting will be held to discuss this at a later date. Commission approved forming a boundary commission of seven members to plot and map sub divisions which will be asking annexation to cities which they are adjacent to in Beaver County. A motion was made and carried to purchase lounging chairs fot the area in front of the judge's office. $100 from revenue sharing will be used for this purpose. Drew Larson was asked if he had requested two state health nurses to check the blood pressure of school board members and staff. He said yes, at the request of the superintendent. Commissioner Roberts stated some of the medical community of Beaver County objected because they felt this cut into their Larson pointed out livilihood. that this was not the case;that this was merely a checkup which would more than likely send the persons checked to the county medical people for further follow up treatment. A discussion centering around subdivision zoning for the Thompson-Bradshaincluded a request to consider the primary plat as the final plan. Commissioners need input at the preliminary stage of performed during the pageant. The winner was Wendee Jensen, daughter of Dr. & Mrs. Vert Jensen, 783 N. 200 E., Provo, Utah. Miss Jensen was crowned by last year's Miss Utah State Fair title holder, Michelle Ashman St. George, and will reign over the remaining fair festivities. honors were First runner-u- p dauVickie Neilsen, by captured ghter of Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand A. Nielsen, 3258 S. 8340 W., Salt Lake City, Ut. Dawn Rasmussen, daughter of Gene Rasmussen, 1219 Val Halla Dr., Clearfield, was selected the second runner-up- . Miss Personality, an award voted on by the contestants themselves, went to Nanette Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Smith, P'.O. Box 382, Beaver. awards for Two "beauty" and "talent", respectively, were given to Betty Rasmussen (beauty) and Debbie Dreitzler (talent). Debbie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dreitzler, 425 W, 2nd So., Tooele, and Betty is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rasmussen, 59 W. 3rd N., Roosevelt. Debbie Irvine, daughter of Mr. and MrS. Donald S. Irvine, Salina, captured the "Minute Maid" award, for having to substitue at the last minute. st ; up who look like to help us." only bad news point of view) is the failure of a couple of lettermen to return for action this year. But even that news isn't too distressing since both are in are positions where the deep in talent, fullback and wide receiver. "Of course the team will trim itself down some," Bishop says, "but we'd like to get to 75 players as soon as we can get a good look at the talents of each man." To date the coaching staff is all over the smiles, particularly 'walkons' show they will be able Probably the (from the team. The only determination as to whether the news is good or bad is whether a person is a Thunder-bir- d fan or a member of the opposition camp. t From the Thunderbird point of view, the news is almost all good. For any of the teams that will face SUSC, the news is almost exclusively bad. A grand total of 95 players reported for first drills Saturday (for newcomers) and Monday (for returning players). There are still 92 hopefuls working out three times each day hoping to earn a - positive outlook the team has taken. This week's practice schedule calls for the offense and defense to alternate between 7:45 a.m. and 9 a.m. drills. The entire team works out between 3 and 5 p.m., and the kicking and specialty teams work out at 7 p.m. All practices are at the practice field immediately east of Thunderbird Stadium. squad. n "We didn't have any of our new recruits fail to show," Head Coach Jack Bishop indicates. "And we did have a couple of CEDAR CITY-Theboth good news and bad news from the early practice sessions of Southern Utah State College's football (Continued from Page 1 ) Miss Utah State Fair Pageant Ms berth on a re's n Now 1.19 Beaveip A plan was presented for landfill garbage for disposal Beaver County following the commissioners meeting last Thur-- ' sday. First a suitable site would have to be found for the landfill. Projected cost for a disposal service company to collect garbage and care for it at the landfill was $450 per month to Beaver' City. Discussion of how billing would be done included payment based on taxation. Representatives1 at the meeting felt this would not be a fair way to charge, however, they also stressed ina-- , bility to collect by other methods might becomea problem. Due to so many problems needing solving in conjunction with the beginning of this type of service it was decided to look into solving some of the preliminarty ones before stepping into a contract for disposal. McCulleys to Celebrate 50th Plnti! net Hair spray Reg. 2.77 ; Thunderbirds Commission... Eminent for Beaver County ; . 9 Landfill Need "We are optimistic," Bishop beams. "The defense looks very strong; our receivers have been strengthened since last year. SUSC opens the season September 15 in Cedar City against Occidental College from Los Angeles. Game time, will be 1 p.m. in Thunderbird stadium. use personalized checks! .... 1... Check Our Fabric Specials! New Shipment of Sheets & Pillowcases Off(sets only) 10 LADIES GLOVES VACUUM BOTTLE-Alad- Bar-S- . 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