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Show THE BEAVER PRESS NOVEMBER 17, 1988-PA- GE 4 Sheriff's Report Something Special For Sunday WEEK OF NOVEMBER 10th report of a van hitting a gas pump at Ray's Phillips 66 Station in Beaver resulted in the apprehension of two juveniles. A report was also received at about the same time of a gas skip from the Kwik Stop at the south Beaver Interchange in the amount of $5.53 by the same van. The two juveniles were traveling in a van listed as stolen out of West Valley City. They were also being sought for a gas skip out of v.-- From 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (Under 3 Can Eat Off Mom's Plate) $6.95 $3.95 Child Election Thank You Beaver Briefs to the 236 voters who cast their ballots for me. Although I did not get elected to the School Board, I feel I gained a Great Deal from this election. By going I met alot of nice people and made many new friends. One of the things I was able to accomplish was getting 130 people signed up for adult night classes at Beaver High. This was only in Precinct 1, and I was only able to contact 40 percent of the people (some of the people weren't home). A subject brought to my attention was the lack of communication between the public and the School Board. If the School Board, really wants input from the public (as I've been told they do) then they should start having their meetings in the evening, instead of 10 in the morning. If they did this, it would take two meetings a month. These meetings could start at 6:30 in the evening and end at 9:30 or 10:00 This is the after election time for "Thank You's" and therefore appropriate to mention a few names. We want to thank the volunteers that made sure that everyone of our votes were counted. They are: Yvonne Janell Farrer, Moss, LeeAnn Joseph, Vicki Yardley, Leo Paul Helen Barton, Kanell, Christensen, and David Small (of Carr Printing) from Salt Lake City. door-to-do- This staff of volunteers start the job of counting the votes after they have already completed their normal days work. So "thanks" from a grateful community. Also, at this time, the Press would like to thank the following people for opening their homes for the registration of voters: Vicki Hutchings, Ellaleen Cartwright, Bessie Edwards, Connie Lee Marshall, Beth Edwards, and Marshall Crane. The candidates who took time to meet the people and state their views and therefore keep our alive democratic and system strong. To all our citizens that exercised their right to vote by casting their ballots throughout the day, also the absentee ballots that were sent in. Hope to see more of our citizens out next election, we need 'to see more of you at the to keep our polling places democracy strong. Thanks everyone! ! Thank You I wish to thank all those who supported me in the election, both with votes of Thank-Yo- u encouragement. I am for the opportunity to serve another term on the Beaver County School Board. I pledge that I will represent the people of this county" with the best of my ability and understanding of the educational needs of '' our students. Thank you C. David White grateful ( p.m. This would accomplish several things; One, it would make it possible for parents that work during the day to attend the meetings. Two, it would make it possible for members of the PTA to attend the meetings (as they do in many communities). Three, it would allow a representative from each student council to attend and each school could have a Teacher's Representa- tive there also. The input from these different groups could help the School Board make some prudent and wise : decisions. ; The most important part of this communication is to get the School Board Agenda out to the Public in Advance, so the interested parties could attend these meeting. these suggestions will , I hope someday become a reality! I would also like to thank Superintendent Haslem and the Beaver County School Board, on behalf of the Beaver Youth Basketball Program for once again letting the 200 plus children, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders from Beaver and Minersville use the old and new gym for our basketball games for this Season. would like to commend them all for their actions in having the hazardous lighting in the old gym removed and new, safe lighting system installed. This lighting system will be a great asset to all the groups who will be using the old gym in the future. Contrary to what a few people may think I did not run for the School Board sett in District I for the $100.00 a month salary available to a School Board menber or the $285.00 Medical Plan, or the Social Security Benefits, and also an eventual pension plan. I wouldn't have accepted any of the above benefits. 1 feel that the money for these benefits can better be used for the students and teachers of Beaver County. It is obvious to me that it was not part of Gods plan for me to serve on the School Board at this time. Once again, I would like to thank everyone for their Love and Support. Dick DeArmitt Beaver County District Kelly's Kitchen Corner Main Center & PIES ROLLS Pumpkin Apple Cherry Lemon Banana Creme Coconut Creme SR-2- Parkerhouse Knot Rolls White Dinner Wheat Dinner Farm Rolls Hard Rolls Peach Blueberry A Willard, Utah, man was booked in- into jail vestigated. v Damage to the men's restroom at the Hong Kong Cafe in Milford is under investigation. Damage is valued at $100. Welders at Mother Earth Industries in Sulphurdale accidentally caused an automatic fire alarm to go off on Saturday, November 5. and Beaver Fire Department Sheriff's Deputy responded, but were advised it was not a real fire situation. v A Sandy, Utah, man was booked into Beaver County Jail on charges of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol after being arrested by a Highway Patrol Trooper. The Sheriff's Department responded to seven calls for assistance by citizens, seven stray livestock reports, five traffic accidents involving property damage, in three disturbances family Beaver, and one family disturbance in Minersville during the week. on Intoxication. of charges Public r Response was made to a report of a reckless driver in Milford. Driver was contacted and given strong verbal warning. A man from Northridge, California, was arrested by UHP Trooper and charged with Driving Under the Influence of Drugs and Possession of Marijuana and Drug Paraphernalia. He was booked into Beaver County Jail. Sheriff and Deputies responded to two property damage traffic accidents, ten requests by citizens for assistance, numerous stray livestock reports, and assisted in an emergency blood shuttle to Beaver Valley Hospital. We have attracted CPA's, lawyers, MBA's,, management executives, salespeople, and others who own franchises. Unlimited market Brand new product YOU allocate your CLIENT benefits own time substantially at no Expert training extra cost No inventory Product sells itself Minimal overhead when shown or VENISON MEAT BALLS Assemble the following ingredients: 1 pound ground venison, 12 cup dry bread crumbs, 14 cup milk, 34 teaspoon salt, 12 teaspoon worchestershire sauce, 14 teaspoon pepper, 1 small chopped onion, and one egg. Mix the ingredients, shape into meatballs, place in ungreased pan, bake uncovered at 400 degrees until done and light brown (approx. minutes). The sauce that accompanies the meatballs contains 13 cup milk, 18 teaspoon ground nutmeg, 1 can condensed cream of chicken soup, and 12 cup dairy sour cream. Mix the milk, nutmeg, soup, add meatballs, heat to boiling, reduce heat, cover and simmer for several minutes then stir in sour cream and heat through. would like to thank my family, neighbors and friends for their support in the recent election. As a I 0 FIRST AMERICA FINANCIAL CORPORATION PER YEAR EARN $230,000 individually or $807,500 with 10 associates (est.) with America's most exciting business opportunity. Mandy's Corner Thank You Ross Marshall ' Not a franchise No competition 20-2- 5 Beaver County Commissioner I will devote my time to making Beaver County a better place for all of us. Thank You, Minersville, Utah from A report of juveniles throwing water balloons at motorists from the Creek Bed Overpass south of Beaver was investigated. Deputies were unable to locate the juveniles at that time. Deputy responded to two reports of suspicious person south of Beaver and found it to be a transient looking for a place to sleep. No problem. A burglary was reported at Beaver Laundromat. Investigation continuing. Investigation also continuing into a report of 12 tires flattened at Ron's Chevrolet. 1 caused a Stray sheep on traffic accident. Twenty-fiv- e sheep were killed after being hit by a pickup. Meadow. The juveniles were transported to Juvenile Detention in Richfield. A accident in Milford resulted in the referral of two juveniles to Juvenile Court. v Milford Fire Department and deputies responded to a fire on a power pole at Milford Golf Course. v. A incident in Milford involving a mail truck is being and words Alcohol. 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