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Show Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Utah 84631 Friday, October 24, 1980 Page 13 - Several factors helped make this Sugarloafer Club race a good event. It had been scheduled since last year at the District 2b planning session, and was on the card sent to each racer at the first of the year. It was also the very last desert race of this 1980 season, so a last chance to build up points in District wide competition. The entries came to around 160 for all classes, which isnt a lot compared to our spring races, but included most of the top competitors. The pace was fast, and the spirit of competition was fierce. The evidence of this came when the fast chargers in the expert classes lost 20 of the overall entries to mechanical failure, and getting off course. It was clear that they were putting out their abilities. The course w as complicated by a severe windstorm which whipped trail markers around. We only had around 16 out of 160 finish, which is very low for a Sugarloafers event, but acceptable for District regulations. The wind got the blame for most of that. ., - taw lor 2'H - ' J'l ""- f bff t J?'" - Jay Day and Mom Annette after a first place win. making sure everyone finishes or is found. And then, when it is all over but the shouting for the racers, the club members are just about half done. The markers must all be brought in, and the area cleaned and returned to the natural state, which may mean two or more full days for the guys after the most points. So you can see where they earn those work points!! We have lots of club members who are sitting high in the points for District. In December there will be a banquet at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake. The winners will be named and given the numbers they have won to carry for the next season. We have compiled the results and work points and sent them in. The will soon storekeeper know the winners, but it will be kept a deep secret until December. We hope to get some idea from each racer how he has done, and make some predictions for you before then. We arc also hoping to get a big award for the most active club, which several other clubs want very much. Lots of club members who had their work points in already came out to ride this one. High club scorer was Kevin Jones, who had 5th overall and 2nd 250 on his Yamaha. Mark Lovell, our last race chairman, distinguished himself by plac- 1 The trail was laid out west of Fillmore, close to the Clear Lake bird refuge, 28 miles for mini's, over 70 miles for the big guys. Race Chairman Tim Ramey, a new club member from Spanish Fork, made several trips down, and had the capable help of Don Fuller, Kevin Bogue, Tliayne Henrie. Doug Smith, and Dan Bringard, as well as dozens of others. The fellows get work points when they put in the time for a race. They can of earn as much as 150 what they would have had if they had raced, based on their average winning place. This encourages every racer to do his share to sponsor events, they also earn those extra points. For example, instead of riding the course one flying time the day of the race, when you work you ride it 4 or 5 times. It has to be drawn on maps, submitted for approval, paid for through land use fees, ridden again to change or check details; covered by club members and marked with ribbons and danger markings; ridden for safety checks the morning of the race; and then the race is on. Crews have the traveled already course and are in place to mark helmet tapes and take numbers at 6 check points during the race. Sweepers, club members in gear on bikes, follow the racers, gathering up those with problems, and 125cc 1st ing riders, and they were appreciated. Several club members entered the with Cameron race, novice, Cropper, 1st and Shelby Cropper 2nd. Tiffany Cropper made this race her first, and finished 3rd mini powder puff. Brandon Thomas difficult the covered course on his 50 cc, and rides like a pro. There is lots of potential for these country kids, who around up grow machines, and can really love the freedom of motion they find on a The important cycle. thing to remember for children riding is the correct clothing. These racers little wouldnt think of short sleeses or shorts or gym shoes as being bike wear. They suit up from head to toe, and once you get them snapped, buttoned and ippered in. as a parent, you can relax. In spite of the dust, the tough course, and the even tougher competition at this event, we had no serious injuries. There were several accidents, and Kathv Bennett and EMT Barton, Marge attendants were able to handle those. ..THANK To speak "lm.iRc processing," a process decomputer veloped by the National Aeronautics and Space anto Administration alyze the first American will exceed VX) kindly ((M. s not " hurt the tongue French Proverb Wonder's SNI I .ING s Will I OiililiTtt bum I,, p,ir. cuts who sutler lnmi alleiqics arc l.kelv to develop them inn. reient similes show. Ippurcntlv minor virus infections n inner the result ilumgh the reason u In is not i leal I Sludv (enter Sl e collec at 213-!S- t HOWARD CLAYTON Candidate for School Board District No. 3: McCormick, Sutherland, Abraham, Woodrow, Lynndyl, Leamington, Oak City, Sugarville, South Tract, Lyman Row and perimeters of Delta. Graduate of Delta High School Graduate Utah State University in degree Education, Vocational Education Taught Vocational Education District level supervisor of: Hot Lunch Transportation Department Vocational Education Building Maintenance Was involved the in recent building program of Millard School District. lt Paul Broadcasting, said, Enterprises has found a way to use Radios Theater of the Mind its full advantage to potential 1, by creating SATCON which we describe as a space-ag- e radio fantasy concert. The program creates the illusion that listeners are linked via a worldwide satellite radio hookup that enables them to enjoy concert performances, eavesdrop on celebrity conversations, and Drake-Chenau- Engeman, lt Believes in Service to the Community Has a strong interest in Millard County's Youth generally feel a part of the scene. will be SATCON broadcast simultaneously in every state in the nation and in other parts of the world. It is expected that the final 1 g I previously Drake-Chenau- jet-s- e atherosclerosis (hard-- i mug of the arteries) in these sludv patients I lie st ud v is presently heart attack iei lulling patients It i mi California and the Western United Slates laved expense is reimbursed and accommodations aic provided lo be' considered, you must have had a first and onlv heart attack dining the last five years and be under age tS I oi further information USC please call the of I ptoitss ls and 3rd overall novice. Jay Day, son of Ken and Annette of Fillmore, flew to 1st 125 amateur. of Delta Gary Shurt claimed 1st 125 expert. The mini racers also qualify for points for working and Rob Fuller Jason Lance Henrie, Baker, and Russel Smith are among the high score-inracers who helped with this one. All of the Floridas name comes boys can ride and work from the Spanish meanas well as lots of older ing feast of flowers. mg can slow or possibly veil rcvcrsc--thprocess i . 1 . unscheduled appearance at the famous Carnivale" in Rio dc Janeiro. In addition, the Doobie Brothers, Paul and Wings, McCartney Michael Jackson, Linda Ronstadt, the Bee Gees, Olivia Rogers, Kenny Newton-JohAmbrosia, the Blues Brothers and Billy Joel, to name a few, will be heard from Australia, England, France, Japan, Hawaii, and the Soviet Union. Preparations have also been made to spend time with the performers before and after the shows. In some cases unusual access to the exclusive parties following the performances has been granted. All the flavor, all the magic, all the excitement of a concert will be experienced. FM 94 believes it will add up to what could be the singular most fantastic event of the radio year. is who Everybody anybody is in the show, said SATCON producer, Laurie Kaye, with of Enterprises Hollywood, California. FM 94's Director of have made this season Club so outstanding. meetings will be held the winter throughout on the first Thursday of each month, and racing will be going on in the MRAH District around Las Vegas from now until spring. We have the Moapa to Vegas in Jan. And of course, District Awards Banquet in Dec. It almost makes you forget the season is over. See you all there! spat ci tall the tin hi mill at the performance in International Expo and Stevie Montreal, YOU LADIES! 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Thev bv aboul 10"., dining the si u nlisis vv ill be able to dclciimne whether ilia contain enough mercury Inst veal ol the trial i I he to poison two adults. i holestciol low uses an main starling I ridav, Macs Fleetwood 1 In station count continuous t forty-eigh- hours, beginning at 6 (X) p m on Triday, October 24lh, through 6 (X) p m., Sunday, October 26th, I M 94KAl I FM, will be presenting SATCON I in conjunction with radio stations in major cities across the nation and in other parts of the world Hus very unique radio event brings together 11 superstar acts and the support of 60 in a other charimakers continuous series ol concerts from (he capitols of the world. This is the first time that a special of this scope has been presented on radio. Due to an exceptional set of circumstances, virtually every major recording act in the world will be heard during this unprecedented marathon hook-up- ; the Whos appearance at the Amsterdam Music lest, a New York concert by the Rolling Stones, the I agles hosting a reunion of I os Angeles Finest" in that city, J . Heart Attack Victims Recruited SATCON l Comes to Utah Saturday Desert Race Draws Big Crowd PhtKl Poind Advortiiement by Itect Clayton to Cittiees School toord Official Ballot For Millard County, Utah, November 4, 1980 yiVjQAjuiu lJ'JiOtJlcA, N S.c Ju C Justice STEWART DANIEL I ( (Incumbent) t ' Wm,.. INDEPENDENT AMERICAN P r trif of Itbrtty end wJki REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC For o Proud! d Stetu tku United of tk DAN For U S DlHct D No ARTHURL MONSON For S U For Sscrutsry ol MORONI Stetelt L GurI Attorney JAMES W. McCONKIE IINN Stete For Stete M No Stete lspteRtetis JERRY D. DAVID I. 4 yr form ROBINS S Detract No (j I Stete F'eodont ED , SHEARER o d For the Un ted Stole ! CLARK Fretidettf For Vice ) d the United For United Stete For I U S D tnct J For U LJ L 1"" - S lr - .r IN C tu.-- y For Stete Jr,t' For Stete G. 0 trft No it oner 4 f Ccmm H tuonar ) ROBISOH yr 7i lJ For term Proposition No. 1 EXECUTIVE ARTICLE REVISION Shall Artic'o VM of tho Stifo Constitution bo revised to d'ovfd that candidate tot Oovemof and Itautonant Govornor of aach party run lot office together; to allow tho Govornor to dologato executive roepons tiMea to tho lieutenant Govornor. to permit tho legislature to act on bill vetoed by tho Govomor ftor adjournment, to piaco tho auditor at a membe ol tho Board ol ionv lror wth tho Governor and Attorney General; to allow the Log nature lo ootabiioh by low the dutiee ol the Board of Enomineo to allow tho Stoto Audi to their retpective office, to tor and Stott Treasurer to run for establish a procadura to determine gubernatorial dioobiiity and ouccomioa to tha oftioa ol Governor to allow tho Governor to retain oiocutiva authority whan Articla traveling uteid tha Stata. and to malta other chongoa in tha Executive r" L r LJ Sto'e For Stole LJ term W. STEWART HAROLD BEH No Y. For County For Count? il PETERSOH lap'tete MYERS Stete Fr Senetor . for ol SteteLt Socrotery Fur Governor Suc'tte t c Gct Stete Fo btt"il County Commit oner, 4 y Stete Treow'er " Fo Fo No em Stete Stole Sonotor Dx'rict 0 Ropretontotive For County Cemmltt'Oner, Ne No ' 4 yr Fo- It AMr fo Stete And Fo Stete f'4iu Commxtionor, ) yr term c For County Commit oner, yr. Stete tern a V w r So.d Mvb S jI t S HAROLD Nc tern Oi roe r " I. Nc County Commlttionor, 4 y Committlonor, 1 yr tem For County term j fo Cow Ci- For Couriy Ci' o '"v 4 7 L te j Vnte J BECKSTRAND ANTHONY (TONY) Fo Q RAWLINSON 4 fi MERYIN G. WILLIAMS For County Q no j Ttette iepretonteh J HOWARD CLAYTON Fo No 0 j Auditor ! - N j Gtnsrsl D Q Q 1. GULINS k. L T. ALTER EDWARD For I No FRAMPTON '1 ted L Treeiurer te S Stele D . ; NEILC For ie t For Governor Stdeterf d Stetelt Gosrsor Attorney v c .4 LJ LAWRENCE R. TOPHAM r KEITH fc 2 J.n . V, " No , WILLIE . hn" BERTISE ) Sonotor aoprowntetUo o t i r Stete DAVID COCH f" For Goverser For MURICK d the United Fo' i LJ BATCHELOR lopetontlo For Auditor MITCHELL ComrmttloMr ) yr term GENE A. WALKER For County " U EILEEN Un tod Slot I STEVEH RAY MONTGOMERY Gnust W. YAl OYESON CARY No Fo I I. WILKINSOH For State " FREEMAN For CuuRty CommlM'onor GUY OUt'Ut GEORGE M. WRIGHT For Attorney THORPE WADDINGHAM For lJ ol For DutUt SuMtor 1 Senetor Stete d the Fretidod For Vice ) BARNUM Undod (ji dt JOHN , o Q H BROWN JOHN C. LIBERTARIAN m t , NEOLA DAVID T'tawor LEONARD W. McDONAlD No LJ Stetelt Set't Saeratarf SMITH MOHSOH LJ ' Auditor C. BAKER For Stete For LJ JENSEN For For j 0 tnct Gourer BOB Governor LJ GARN MARRIOTT For FRANK For Stete United tti ' For Un tod Stole GREAVES el For Vtte Oiondont Sonator lipt(i''li'" DAN scjitm'mTtheson I fitu4m PERCH. of te I BUSH Stetu JAKE , ( Urutud State Hi GEORGE BERMAN prtwetelivs el For Umtsd Stetei SuMter For Stete United REAGAN ktdfi1 For Vtco State Umlod WAITER F. MOHDAII For United d te RONALD JIMMY CARTER For o F'ut'dunt For ' ocnm it fdjc' i a Q S. SPAFFORD EARL FULLER J ti l on '" Proposition No. 2 REVENUE AND TAXATION REVISION FOR AGAINST Shan articla Kill of tha Stata Constitution bo amended to allow the logteioturo to owempt primary roiidoncoe end pereonet property Irom properly tai, to allow tor any reduction in revenue the legit'eture to reimburse local government Cued by eiemption of primary res'dencee or personal property, to aow the on a lax property municipal property located outside legislature to establish ol tha municipality s own boundaries, to aiampt property owned by nonprofit for religious, charitable, hoapttal. educational, employee orgenatono used ropreeentation or welfare purposes, to otompt livestock to a"ow local gov. and other revenue, to remove tha 7SS ceiling upon tax to shore eminent tha amount the atata may fund tor the public school program, and other In revenue and taxation articla tha organisational changes FOR AGAINST Marlene Whicker, Clerk ol I, Millard Counly, Ulah, hereby certify that the above is a true and correct list of candidates to be voted on at the General Election to be held in the various election districts of Millard County, Utah, on Tuesday, November 4, 1980. Marlene Whicker County Clerk ol Millard County, Utah |