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Show A4-- Th Thursday, May 26, 1994 nt, Grand County Fair planning underway ' 24-2- grounds during the fair but is also scheduling talent shows, a pet show, other entertainments especially for children, special contests with prizes spread public participation. Without the help of many residents of the County, the fair would be nothing. So it is time for you to think of what to knit or bake or can or plant or make to show to your neighbors at the fair. Although the fair board is setting up an exciting program of contests and entertainment, the exhibits in which people display their crafts and pfe- ..A and with celebrity judge. Carol Ann Ekker of Green River, president of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority for the state of Utah, recently presided over the annual three-da- y state convention of the sorority at the University Park Hotel in Salt Lake City. Recently, President Ekker, along with Marianne Flink of Ogden and Hattie Layton, Salt president-elec- t, Lake City, met with 'Gov. Mike Leavitt for the signing of a proclamation endorsing ESA Week in Utah. Rula Flint, past state ; president, is now running for International Secretary. cake-wal- of the fair. heighten the fun side Other attractions are still being planned and need persons who would like to participate in the fair to help with final arrangements. If you would like to contribute an hour or two or have ideas to share, please 3 or call Vauna at Russell Peck a former resident and graduate from Grand County High was promoted to Sergeant in the St George Police Dept. Part of this duty will be the commander over the SWAT team in the St. George area. K. Moab-Monume- -2- 259-854- 5 ?Q ifNX , UflOiCIll The Moab to Monument Valley Film Commission celebrates its 45th anniversary this year, and remains unchallenged as the world's longest ongoing organization of this type. To commemorate the event. Four Comers Publications has released a new book on Valley film history. Written by Bette L. Stanton, the book is packed with pictures and includes the evolution of the film commission, behind the scenes stories, synopsis' of area filmed movies, as well as what goes on between movies. MMVFC members and voluntgryprked.witJi Stanton to help gathef'ani document the his- - Memorial Day Weekend Mat '28 - 29 30 WHERE: Maire Ogden's Dry Valley, Utah Canyonlands National Parx Needles turn off (3 Miles off Hiway 191 on IIiway 211) TIME: 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. ADMISSION: $2.00 Adults $1.00 Children (14 & under) EVENTS: Southwest Arts and Crafts - Concessions Invited -Booth Spaces $ 15.00 - $20.00 -Art Show - College of Eastern Utah San Juan Center. Authentic Food - Indian - Hispanic Bar-B-Saturday May 28 -CountrtWestern Entertainment - Saturday - Mat 28 D.L. Knight Country Rock 5:00 - p.m. - 9:00 p.m. -Indian Dancers - Pow-WoSong and Dance- - May 28, 29, 30 -Blue Creek Singers - Daily Afternoon Performances WHEN: w - Heuoehoop Basket Making -- -- Rug Weaving -- Silversmith Bluff Clothing -- -- - Kachinas Information: Sua Halliday (Carolyn Romero 1 LaPrlel Nakal Jonaa Herrera 587-230- 678-220- Pow Wow Regalia -Drums 0 Ext 1 161 Ext. 116 678-220- 727-320- 4 Children of All Nations Company nt tory. The book is titled "Where God Put the West," taken from John Wayne's response when asked, in 1961, why 20th Century Fox was filming "The Comancheros" is southeastern Utah. His answer: "TV you can make on the backlot, but for the big screen, for the real outdoor dramas, you have to do it where God put the West. . .and there is no better example of this than around Moab." Part of the proceeds from book sales will go to help support the film commission. George White, founder of the organization, contributed to the effort by writing up his memories of the various productions with which he had been involved, and other early movie committee members were interviewed on their experiences. "The was one of the most valuable resources for both reTimes-Independe- nt search and photographs," reports 3 Currently Staffed with Physician Assistants. ARCHES REALTY and Mary White, Lin Ottinger, Essie White, and Bego Gerhart. "Without the help and cooperation of many people this book would not have 259-413- 4 Located across from the hospital at 630 W. 400 North (801) 259-233- 9 (res.) Paul W. Mortensen been possible," says Stanton. Film activity this year has primarily consisted of commercials and still shoots. To date, MMVFC has no major movies or TV series confirmed. There are several companies with which the film commission has been working, but so far nothing has materialized. "Since the permitting process takes from 45 to 120 days for major projects, it may be fall before we could help for a movie or Attorney at Law 94 E. Moab Grand Avenue 259-254- 7 years private practice in Grand County Former Moab City Attorney Former Grand County Public Defender Master of International Management Degree 13 television series," says MMVFC Criminal and Civil Litigation, Real Estate, Commercial, Business Acquisition, Natural Resource Law Holyoak. "Unfortunately, the film industry perceives Utah to be the most difficult state in the nation for acquiring film permits and it is impacting our activity." According to Bette Stanton, director of the film commission, a lot of the filming has moved south into San Juan County. "It has a good deal more private land than Grand notes FEDERAL RETIREES NOTICE OF TAX REFUND Brumley v. Utah State Tax Commn Third Judicial District Court of Salt Lake County, Utah No. CV Stanton. TO: ALL FEDERAL AND MILITARY RETIREES WHO PAID UTAH STATE INCOME TAX ON FEDERAL RETIREMENT INCOME FOR ANY OF THE YEARS 1985, 1986, 1987 AND 1988, THEIR ESTATES AND HEIRS. You are a class member in the Brumley v. Utah State Tax Commn lawsuit. The State of Utah has agreed to pay full tax refunds of state income tax paid on federal retirement income to all class members or their heirs. This notice will inform you what action you must take to Last month MMVFC began its New patients welcome five days a week Office Hours 8:30-5:0- 0 More Alternatives Improved Services For an appointment or information call t 259-569- --1 I these productions use some resources and services from Grand County, as well. V. 1120 South Highway 191 3 (office) (801) rtVfrAral Of the book's 370 photographs, many were contributed by George "Monument Valley has also been very popular this year. Most of OO. Meeting in Green River. Alpha Rho, Beta Eta and Beta Zeta will be hbst-in- g the State Convention in May of 95. Kelly is a Utah native and has now settled in Moab. He is ready to serve all your real estate needs. Please contact him at... ing," she noted. County," jVedi c host the September State Council E. Kelly Stelter movie archaeologist from Udine, Italy, has been another serious supporter of the effort, contributing considerable research, photographs, and encouragement to get the book completed. Carlo has been traveling to the United States for over twelve years to study classic American western films for a book he is writ- Don es Introducing our New Agent... Stanton. "Carlo Gaberscek, sort of a president Place-Moni- Donated by Chapter to Philanthropic Projects $8,856.72 total or $553.55 per member; and 1st Place - Monies to State Welfare Project $52.20 per member. Beta Zeta won their bid to from throughout the state. The meetings were conducted by Carol Ekker, State President who is a member of Beta Zeta Chapter, also in attendance from Beta Zeta were Valerie Newland, Sandi Silliman and Judy Ann Scott. New book on movies in Moab area released by Film Commission Moab-Monume- stiual nt a Gold Link for Educationals; 1st Place in History; 2nd Place with Rush Program; 3rd The Sigma Alpha May convention was hosted by Alpha Zeta Chapter at the University Park Hotel in Salt Lake City, and was attended by seventy some members Author Bette Stanton, MMVFC president Don Holyoak, and Publisher Jean Akens review the new book on Valley film history, "Where God Put the West," just released this week. tours by reservation or 59-2032 awards at the Awards Luncheon: h. miles west on Hwy. 211 General Store 4x4 Rentals Camping . Beta Zeta won the following Members of Beta Zeta Chapter of Green River attended the Annual Utah State Convention of Epsilon NOW OPEN A Members attended state convention in S.L.C. 259-778- 3. 259-133- Needles Outpost Folk Music Pottery fj Jl.j pie-eati- ng JOB PROMOTION -- ? IlTAJlQK Some contests such as the 3rd Annual Salsa contest and the Chocolate Challenge will test the merits of the good cooks of the county; others such as a contest for adults, watermelon eatery k for children, and a will artistry, their ability to do things -- T, well, to take extra efforts to excite the admiration of others this is the fair. The fair board is not only planning for a carnival to be on the Although it is only May, plan7 Grand ning for the August County Fair has been going on since January and is now nearing its final stages. It is time for more wide- 34 ' 1994 fund raising campaign. Local businesses that benefit from area filming are asked to contribute to claim a refund. HOW TO CLAIM A REFUND: You must file a claim form with the To obtain a claim form you may call the Utah help with operation costs. Stanton has been working to get the museum and library since MMVFC moved to the Utex Building in March. She will be selling movie memorabilia, Desert Vision videos, and film history publications in the shop, including the new book: "Where God Put the West" mini-museu- Interested persons are welcome. Antique Collectable Show 6 Sale (fraud Junction CO CMay 2.6 - 2$ 2i Qfiality Dealers State Tax Commission at (801) 8 or ext. 6018, or you may write and request a claim form from the Tax Commission at P. O. Box 168000, S.L.C., UT 84116-800530-601- 0. CLAIMS MUST BE FILED NO LATER THAN JULY 31, 1994. CLAIMS NOT MEETING THIS DATE WILL BE BARRED m Film commission meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month, in the Solid Waste Management conference room at the Utex Building. The business meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. and the full commission meets at 7:30 p.m. CfdesaOdald state Tax Commission. t Claim forms must be filed by July 31 , 1 994 or by the appropriate date if an extension is obtained prior to July 31, 1994. If you are unable to file a claim by July 31, 1994 you must file for an extension by July 31,1 994. Extension forms are included with the claim form information available from the Tax Commission. If you need to obtain copies of tax records to assist in filing a claim for a tax refund, you may obtain copies from the Tax Commission at a cost of $6.50 per year. The Tax Commn has mailed notices to all identified federal retirees. If you have not received written notice from the Tax Commn, you must contact the Tax Comm'n and obtain the needed forms. The Tax Commn will mail to you all information needed including special simplified federal retiree refund forms, informing class members of the procedure by which you may claim refunds. No refunds will be used except pursuant to the forms and procedures to be established in the Court approved settlement. If you have questions or need assistance call the Tax Commn or call the attorneys representing the class, Helgesen, Waterfall & 7 Jones at (801 ) or write to 4768 Harrison Blvd., Ogden, UT ' 479-477- ,'84403. . By order of the Third Judicial District Court of Salt Lake Utah. County, Davis S. Young District Court Judge i . - |