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Show alj $apon dUironicle Thursday July 26, 1979, page santaquin city council discusses issues by Mike Olson City Santaquin Council, during its meeting on July 19, voted unani1979, to mously charge residents Genola $36 per year to use Santaquin s The dis- landfill. cussion previous to the motion hinged on the fairness of charging Genola the same residents Santaquin Councilman pay. Fred Thompson out that pointed was Genola experiencing real problems with people dumping refuse at the s;des of roads or over the fence at the Santaquin landfill. The motion included a stiputhat Genola lation residents must buy at a least card with the fee that is, aminimum fee of $18 except for this year since there are only five months left in the year. During a discussion concerning pay owed to former town marshal Denis Beauregard, it was learned that he officially resigned his position rather than having been legally Mr. dismissed. Beauregard made his official resignation on July 6, 1979. He furnished THE CHRONICLE with a copy of his resignation which - pro-rate- follows: Denis J. Beau- I regard to this 6th day of July, 1979 submit of resignation my Santaquin City Marshal. Knowing by law that I was not terminated by City Council or the mayor because by Section Utah Code, it states that there must be Yes three votes by the council in order to carry a motion. Since in fact there was No one vote the motion was defeated, and in fact I am still legally City Marshal. Because of the pressure from the mayor and city council I no longer wish to hold the position of Ef- City Marshal. fective this 6th day of (signed) July 1979. Denis J. Beauregard Mayor Robert Steele said that officially Mr. Beauregards 7, (3ECS7 X ' '' , & ;. ; t ,?4vh 5 The Elite Club met at the home of Mrs. Cora ' ,.waa ac' water fountain at by tllo7QMay0j Squashead Park to go fd, uy, 1V9, and along with the new Olsen on Wednesday. Luncheon was served and progressive games were played. Winning Mrs. prizes were: were: Mr. and Mrs. Della Hudson, Mrs. Ray Crook, Lander, Aroha Johnson andMrs. Louise OpenLander Ray Qooki Wyoming; Mrs. Sandra Miss Marcia Green- Travis Wettstein Air Base, California; halgh from Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Curtis City visited with her Mrs. Olive Coosbay, mother Bursik, over the children and Greenhalgh Oregon Denise and Randy; weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Mrs. Lillian Walker Pocbe is now at home after a Campbell, Nevada; Mr. and Mrs. Sfay jn be payson Elwin Cole, Salt Lake hospital. City; Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. jjm two and Kenneth Crook were in Salt Brady children Lindsay and Lake Wednesday Adrenne, Orem; Mr. They went to be with Edmund their son Keith Brady Mrs. and Dix, 0rem; and Mr. who underwent surgery and Mrs Lynn Crook th Mrs. anf Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. James Crook of Santa Thayes Stanley and son Jimmy just "dm The lawns and $250 for a Neighborhood Club with their part- metal detector to help ners had a hamburger locate lines and water Beauregard sidewalk. Mr. Kester meters, fry Mr, Jrumbolt Park would be paid for his also said the Lions on Wednesday night. The Council accepted services recommendation through WOuld donate $250 the 6 July, 1979. for needed improve- - f the Planning and Everett Kester, ments at the baseball Zmng Committee that the View Chapel regard to the pro- - teered Lions Club help Apartments, east of Chapel, be posed annexation of his in finishing the new t!?e status In property on the south restrooms at the West changed Mr. and Mrs. Joe to central part of Santa- - Park Citv Council from apartments Waters, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. condominiums. This .87 acre vntp j quin. Hansen, Kenneth 3S narrel Clement voiced reser- has been Lucille Wall, Mrs pt theoffers vations used as Evs Car0 he Ada Olson, Mrs Mrs! Daphna Smith, business and assigned Council- - said, the builder had Salvage man Clement to not for his and Mrc many performed years. The decision to annex SUateQ,nnwnlth part in an agreement Mrs. with the c'ty con- this property had been Visaing at the home made prior to a ruling g beautiflcation of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn William Elsberry and of the apartments, that owners of property hls Crook and Mr. and fe aP Tom annexed by the city Councilman Lamb Justin .?ayle Mrs. j p. Left to right, Hazel Todd, Mabel Whatcott, has been a niece of must furnish the city Pearecj recom- McCloud turned from a week in about their mended that Mr. and Francis Todd, and Freeman Whatcott surround with one share of water Council Priel a Mrs. Vem Callaway their latest Sean. Washing creation, the straw house of the with to be ?ven a ainn?r three little pigs. ,, frnm Davis over the week- where they visited Maricpn her has been end eff children in their Carolyn Golden Kester is not required Perate reunion for keeping up Squashead t a to furnish the water, Park next door to their lsmo the council passed a formery called Ran- - home daepta Mayor Steele There motion requiring him dvs Tavern cauJht a Mc- nHe was held in Nephi Mr autbor:7ed wji fishi some was reluctance her husband s to pay .87 of $350 to Canyon last weekend. Cloud to take money . salm the city to enable them roundSnan Those attending Mr. and Mrs. D.T. large from the general fund Fred McAllister. to buy shares in antito do so. tree stumps. All th.e Th on by Mike Olson s Santaquin bluntlJ. since 1972 Santaquin figures clPatlthn ate painted ..j Hsuppose fjons cfub Ine Council you are aware you are . has been the home of every two or three also signed the plat some very solid citi- - years to keep them lOpO rl facing a teetotaling 6 PrPSed annexation George Higginson, zens: Mother Goose, looking as bright and Mr. and city council. of Santaquin Winkin, Blinkin, Nod, colorful as anything President MrsElsberry assured Citv Manager Steve Lions Club, Council reports that Humpty .... City Dumpty, at Disneyland. they Smith had presented ,...r Birthday The Three Little Pigs Every year the two tournament ever held year has been very fieids better for the Council members and had had .good back- - Community m in handling Calendars will again be and Santaquin will take successful so far and tournament. He notes others, families add to the many city personnel with a grunds HANDBOOK They began place August 8 through be-bad iots 0f beip that four fieds will OF tave.r situations and- sold by the club. Theyre all made of scenes. ou.ld exercise a proSantaquin and Genola cement and reside in with the magic castle H at the West Park. from POLICIES AND be used at the West control in residents can expect , PROCEDURES for con- - fessiorml Callaway, Wayne S- pthe yicinit f 300 East in 1972 and their Walter establishment, to be contacted by the and 200 South on latest creation is the Santaquin s Baseball sideration prior to the their Secretary Jake end of July to buy the straw house of The Association President, Bettis and The pro- - Councilman meeting. neary an acre iot - Three the Little Pigs which reports that 60 teams Coordinator faster and $2.00 calendars emphasized are ornamenposed handbook outThey ordnance pro- - list birthdays and an- - tations in the beauti- - bfs jUStM ty COr!i will lines such things as in Kelly. participate 25 Pletedfor in or niversanes they hibiting dancing disciinvited m Peanut League, Mr. Callaway en- yards landscaped fully payroll system, the cave of he and Mrs. d irl the proximity of ,a cents each. of Mr. L Sen? all interested Litt,e plinary courages MrorwJnre place where beer 15 Higginson Francis Todd and Mr. three bears from the descriptions, soid and Mr. Elsberry out that the pro- - and Mrs. Freeman Goldilocks story. procedure, per acknowledged The two sisters are he feeds of the sale will Whatcott. formance evaluations, understood. Mr. be used for community We looked all over very active in two fields retirement Kester Mabel the service projects. The Utah to find the per- - of the arts. made training, safety and many other motion to grant the Lions Club is donating fect lot for what teaches art classes payson areas ot Personnel business license, Fred $250 to Santaquin City we wanted, says Mr. in her home, con- Genola, uosnen, tddie Thompson seconded for use on the baseball Todd. The Todds and centrating on a method Eureka, management and Nephi The reluctance. wdh ' f painting developed to play for trophies parks west of town. Whatcotts found the headJ and Gary Myers voting was famous Utah artist and have a lot of split. The Lions are also-iby it 195 jn jot bought were present to discuss Councilmen Clement tbe of helping froin pr0cess and. c?MUdr vot?d the city install a new rarte manual. Manager against at Smith, City Council- - men Thompson and SauashLad Park bv years began bulldin8 1972. Teir homes MONUMENT.) for. voted men and personnel Kester five more teams this has broke and iabor6 sit in a naturally dished zel thor- - Mayor Steele publushed all agreed to bought a new Glen R. Jarvis is one of Santaqolns most avid e machine to re- oughly examine the the tie with a yes For many years the are.tbat Providesf an many LDS r,stonhe,s fishermen. fairy in the material in the hand- - vote to grant the Santaquin Lions have amphitheater was Recently, he and his grandsons, that lace Qne tale scenes around the Relief Society Maga- book before discussing license. over the winter, Wade and Kelly Wood, caught some nice rain- held an annual party two stoien homes In a related action, for the blind of Utah zine which published it in detail on 26 July inted some dugouts, bows at Strawberry Reservoir. The fish range untl1 197She has was a public hearing ! The party Countv. and put in some new from 1 to 3 pounds and were caught with cheese. 16, Tom set for August Councilman 'WfferT compiled her stories bas been traditionally McCloud brought up 1979 m order to esta- - held in 0ctober. UrstmovedtoSaS into a privateJERUcolon the limit a bl.sh lection called the problem of fire The Lions Clubs of of taverns OTHER AND number SHA in hazard Santaquin. participate in a "ma cLidafi sa.d TALES. He recommended that operating m Santa- foting1 manning The fantastic yard because of the danger quin. the Utah State Lions sters cant live that We are overstocked on GOOD used cars and trucks has been a should to there Manager p,eset club M)bie Screening You cose Cjt, T togetberof in two the mentioned be no burning dream IT u ;1S But the truth sisters and apparently We have got to move them out. clinicf con- items Santaquin and existing several to flght ordinances fanJlhes aP the husbands dont against cerning his position. beinraoeonte check on is the Prices are slashed on all of our used cars. to bave been to his a He mind shifting cement continued without burning visual pear ever to that acuifV fight. statues around instead be recommendation should permit pressure busy enforced, a time clock be in- - bearjn and (fiabetes. Their landscaping and 0f the usual furniture strictly are husbands Chief Charlie stalled in the city Fire Lions decorating skills have most Santaquins , He asked for awards Weierman is the only shop. every obliged to lug about hpcidpc won person who can issue a $125 to fertilize park president Hierinson year since 1973 in from time to time. the Just permit according to iawns and $200 to pay a recently, President the SALT LAKE TRI vi CIVIC sisters decided to put a Mr. McCloud, but city focksmith for opening JJ asurer BUNES BEAUTIFICATION police can give tickets the safe at city hall. uru m large statue of Mother Secre- y, . Mr. He said that water , for violations. PROGRAM. Goose atop the arch S B T ? . , McCloud also noted b,ns been Mabel is the groups over their driveway had K artistShes got ce- - entrance. that the city needs a misprinted by the com- - .. After TamIr Lion Kanay fire ment must new of and sculpture down to several hours engine. puter system Some below wholesale before and redone Mayor Steele agreed be groaning 7, - moaning T include Verl 7, Fran- and recommended that bl,lings can go out tor ?'rJ Almt all he we by Freema ci"S Kester" look Council into this quarter. the Jadies ,made City FOR A GOOD SELECTION, COME IN NOW. JhJrarterefeSSSd Council made and down tbem ways of funding a new lu T" Davis, GAry ElRay motions yard It didn , t look quite fire engine. passed and pred fjol- - tbrougbout of Santaquin, Utah Everett expenditures Kester, x they said. right, for fertilizing Junior, representing $125 antastlencenjent the Santaquin Lions Club, told the City nP r tuse, im JSLersS Jilt :ja re-th- pCv Pai e LMiCr"An5: h.STM,r tan STfmI santaquin s disneyland . afcS'chMS dTsal. eioy' - s - Vice-preside- nt - - Aik t sno-con- - . 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