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Show The Times-indepenaer- inursaay, u, $500 for a twosome and $250 for individuals. Twosomes and individuals will be paired until a total of 36 teams are registered. The funds raised from the Longest Day of Golf will be used to support the American Cancer Society's programs of research, public and professional education and services to cancer patients and their families. of the event are the Salt Lake Golden Eagles Hockey Club, KISN 97.1 FM, Marion Mer-re- ll Dow Inc., and the Salt Lake City Hotel. For more information, or to register for The Longest Day of Golf, contact the American Cancer 0 or Society at tee off for the Second Annual Longest Day of Golf on Monday, June 22, the longest day of the year. The 36 hole Best Ball and Scramble event will be held at Park Meadows Golf Club and will run from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Hosted by the Utah Jazz and Physicians Health Plan of Utah, the American Cancer Society's "fun fundraiser" will enable 36 teams to play on Utah's 1 rated. Jack Nick-lau- s designed course and have chances to win prizes such as tickets to the Utah Jazz and Salt Lake Golden Eagle games, as well as assorted golf merchandise. Entry fees for the Longest Day of Golf are $1,000 for a team of four, 438-150- City Council from . . In addition, the Council scheduled a special discussion at their June 2 meeting on a proposal to place a moratorium on any more bed and breakfasts in the City. In recent months, say Council members, they have received increasing complaints from residents concerned that the businesses will alter the residential character of neighborhoods. In other business, the Council heard from a group of board members, staff, volunteers and local residents on the need for the City to help in the future funding of the Scckhavcn Family Crisis Center. The discussion was part of the Council's deliberations on what special projects the City should fund in its upcoming 1992-9- 3 fiscal budget, which goes into effect this July. Seekhaven has operated a shelter in Moab where women and children endangered by family violence situations were able to stay overnight. Earlier this spring, Seekhaven was forced to close the shelter because of a shortage of staff and volunteers. Since then, the Council agreed to an emergency funding request to allocate $3,000 to keep the shelter added (Cont. A-l- ) Also speaking on behalf of the budget request were VISTA volunteers who have been wbrking at the center, as well as one woman who has used the shelter services a number of times. The Council is currently putting together that budget, and heard from other groups looking for funding, including the Moab Chamber of Commerce, Moab Public Radio, and the Youth City Council. Chamber president John Fogg requested that the City help with the administrative costs of an expanded Chamber and suggested that a part of City license fees go to the Chamber. A letter from Moab Public Radio asked for $5,000 to help the station's building fund. And the Youth City Council requested a little less than $1,500 for next year's activities. In further business, the Council also voted to add about $32,000 to the 1991-9- 2 Moab Swim Center budget for the current fiscal year, and about $4,500 to the City's executive department. The Council also passed a proposal to require engineering and other requirements on projects that involve large landscaping projects, open. Seekhaven is asking For 1992-9the Council for $15,000, with the money going to hire individuals to help the victints of violence. Current Seekhaven Executive Director Jan Barnett, in a letter to the Council, stressed that the need for 3, including the removal or of large amounts of dirt. The pro- posal, tabled since April, will put the Moab City building code in line with the state's code. The Council also approved a proposal from the City Planning Commission to pursue about $47,000 in state grand funds for the completion of a retaining wall as part of the Mill Creek Flood Control and Parkway Project The City will ask for funds from $660,000 earmarked by the state Division of Parks and Recreation for riverway enhancement projects, the same fund the County and BLM are approaching for funds to improve the Colorado River Corridor. And adult daily users of the Swim Center will be paying more this year to use the pool, following the e Council's decision to raise admission to the park from $2.50 to $3. The cost of season passes to the Center will remain at $75 for a the shelter is growing, and referred to estimates that the number of women and children in Utah utilizing shelter services rose 47 percent between 1990 and 1991, and that Moab Police records show a 45 percent increase in domestic violence reports over the same time period. Barnett has been working both as the Seekhaven director and as head of the County's housing authority, and will move full time to the housing au- 350-fo- thority soon. "We have no money for staffing," stated Seekhaven board member Sheri Griffith. She said that the center has an opportunity to apply for other grants to help pay for maintenance and program expenses, but no access to funds for salaries. "Certainly our biggest crisis and need is an executive director, she Jr. Golf will be held for 6 weeks only at the Moab Golf Course. Registration will be at the time of your class indicated below on June 3rd. Fee is $20 which will go towards prizes and general running of Honored . . . THE HOGAN graduate of Grand County High School, has been selected for membership in Phi Theta Kappa, the national honor society for two year colleges. Brian was inducted as a charter member of the Snow College Chapter, Alpha Phi Chi, on May 7. Requirements for membership include having a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.5 and 18 credit hours to a four year school. trans-ferrab- le of First South and Main, all Rodeo the Western Week. From June Street there will be open for entertainment, games and food booths 2 from 6 to 10 p.m.. On June fun will continue at d that location from 3 to 5:30 p.m. A Barbecue will be held at the Arena on June 11 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. On Saturday, June 13, from 7 to 10 a.m. a Chuck Wagon Breakfast by Cowboy Trails will be available there, and the Rodeo Parade will be held at 10 a.gi. Following the parade, the entertainment, games and food booths will again be open until 8-- 11-1- family-oriente- found innocent to a charge of unlawful salesupply of alcohol to minors. Manuel R. Espinoza pled guilty to a charge of DUI. He was fined $710 and given 65 days in jail, suspended. He must complete DDEC and 24 hours of community service. Marvin Goldtooth pled guilty to a charge of intoxication. He was fined $168.75 and given a 60 days jail sentence, suspended. Several matters on the calendar were continued to later dates. Needles Outpost ..isn -- sr .a? NOW OPEN 34 miles west on Hwy. 211 General Store Gas Camping 4x4 Rentals - tours by reservation -- or 259-2032 259-854- 5 2 p.m. Rodeo action will take place at 8 at the Old p.m. June Spanish Trail Arena. Tickets and information on the barbecue, breakfast and rodeo are available from Pete & Co., 259-773- 5. UTanfifR1 NOJilGES ORDINANCE NO. 92-1AN ORDINANCE FORM BUILDING CODE EXCAVAREGARDING TION AND GRADING WHEREAS, Chapter 70 is an amendment to the 1991 Uniform Building Code; and WHEREAS, the City of Moab by and through its Building OfficialBuilding Inspector is mandated to comply with the 1991 Uniform and its NOW, THEREFORE, be it hereby ordained by the Moab City Council that Chapter 70 of the 1991 Uniform Building Code is hereby adopted in its entirety with the exception of Section 7007 regarding fees. DONE in open Council this 21st day of April. A.D., 1992. Mayor Thomas Stocks A. OPENING Moab City is now accepting letters of interest to serve on the Committee for the Abatement of Buildings. Dangerous ' Letters of interest should be turned in to Moab City Offices at 150 East Center Street, Moab, Utah 84532 by Tuesday, June 2nd, 1992 at 5:00 p.m. s John W. West Moab City Recorder 860 SOUTH MAIN MOAB, UTAH 84532 JEWELRY Storytellers Pueblo Pottery Baskets Rugs Sand Paintings Published in the Times-Independe- May 28th, Carvings 1992. S. Hlway Store 10 p.m Downtown Store 7 days a 4 ADOPTING CHAPTER 70 OF THE 1991 UNI- COMMITTEE LEMA INDIAN TRADING CO. a.m. to suspension. Trial was set July 23 for David J. Hunsakcr on a charge of driving on suspension. Travis B. Long pled guilty to a charge of DUI. He was fined $660 and given 60 days in jail, suspended. He must also complete drinking driver education classes (DDEC) and 24 hours of community service. Trial was set May 29 for Rcndell Kyle Jones on charges of intoxication and disorderly conduct Joseph CIcaveland was tried and DANGEROUS BUILDINGS (801)259-811- 8 9 The calendar for the rodeo season in Moab is shaping up, beginning with the June 6 concert by Riders in the Sky at Old Spanish Trail Arena. This will begin at 7:30 p.m., with tickets available at City Market, Pete & Co., Ramada Inn, Cliffrose Gallery, and at the door. The Butch Cassidy Days Festival will be held downtown on the comer 8. Colby L. Izatt pled guilty to charges of theft and criminal trespass. He was fined $400 and 40 days in jail, suspended. Trial was set July 29 for Carrol J. Brown on a charge of driving on CITY OF MOAB COMMITTEE FOR THE ABATEMENT OF Grand Emporium 9-- 5 Preliminary hearing was set July 22 for Stephen Bonsignore on charges of possession of controlled substance with intent to distribute, possession of controlled substance, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Preliminary hearing was set July 22 for Douglas D. Geschwentner on the same charges as Bonsignore, plus tail light violation. Trial was set June 19 for Donald J. Clostio on a charge of criminal mischief. Trial was set June 19 for Molly M. Clostio on a charge of simple assault. David C. Brown pled guilty to a Calendar now shaping up for big Rodeo activities 5 North Main Moab, Utah Kachinas plates. Gregory Hernandez, Jr., pled Moab City Recorder Pottery Rugs Baskets Sand Paintings Sculpture Fetishes guilty to false personal information to police officer and intoxication. He was fined $150 and 15 days in jail, suspended. William A. Hopkins pled guilty to simple assault He was fined $300 and 30 days in jail, suspended. John W. West, Jewelry Kachinas FINE INDIAN presiding. Preliminary hearings were set July 6 for Anthony W. Calvert and Christopher Rogers, each on three counts of possession of controlled substance, plus possession of drug paraphernalia and open container drinking alcohol in vehicle. Preliminary hearing was set July 6 for James Alphonso Leroy on charges of DUI, driving on denied the program. High School - 13 yrs. of age will be at 8 AM. Twelve -- 10 yrs. of age will be at 9:30 AM. Ten - 8 yrs. of age will be at 10:30 AM. Bring your own clubs if available, rentals arc limited. Any questions can be answered by calling the Moab Golf Course at 259-648- ATTEST: TRADING COMPANY 474 charge of intoxication and was fined $50 and five days in jail, suspended. license and improper display of Fred and Dorothy Markle have been informed that their grandson, Brian Sullivan, a 1991 Building Code amendments. P.O. BOX Lower Division District Court was in session in Moab May 20 with Judge Bruce K. Halliday ot one-tim- 60 NORTH MAIN isaa-M- y Junior Golf Longest day of year being targeted by American Cancer Society The American Cancer Society will wtay a'o, weekjj . - Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Farm equipment, Sat. 10 a.m. until everything's sold. Lawn Mowers, pots & pans, blowers, saws, etc. Carroll's Storage, So. Hiway 191. ESoaib Hardware 96 South Main - Moab - "The Friendly Store!" -- J |