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Show r County Commission Minutes MILLARD COUNTY FAIR RESULTS State 4-- H Exhibits The following 4-- exhibits were selected to go to the State Fair in September: Remembrance; Elaine Moody, Picture Story; Kristine Dafoe, Puppet; Michelle Stanworth, Baby Sitting Kit; Karen Riding, Bafcy Sitting Kit; Marianne Ekins, Placematts; Kelly Fillmore area winners Lori Stevens, Decorated Cake; Sherri Wood, Decorated Cake; Lisa Stevens, Dress; Lisa Smith, Dress; Julie Monroe, Wall Sue Ann Decoration; Monroe, Wall Jennifer Decoration; Wall Probert, Decoration; Robert Muhlestein, Photo; Polly Bailey, Photo; Troy Coats, Photo; Tiffany Robins, Child Care; Polly Bailey, Child Care; Heather Butterfield, Cookies; Brett Smith, Cookies; Jill Limburg, Cookies; Cheryl Stevens, Bar Cookies; Julie Limburg, Cheese Kelly Memmott, Biscuits; Jim White, Cheese Sally Dixon, Cross Stitch Picture; Thao Dang, Poster. Robison, Laundry Bag; Lynn Anderson, Pillow Cases; Stacy Stewart, Pillow Cases; Joan Lovell, Afaghan; Julie Finlinson, Hot Pad; Stacy Stewart, Baby Afaghan; Suzie Pollard, Hot Pads; Tamako Agoh, Cookies; Gregory Wauneka, Painting; Gregg Warnick, Painting; Lance Warnick, Painting; Jane Veronica Biscuits; Finlinson, Tinney, Cookies; Gregg Warnick, Cake (buddy burner); Marie Day, Zuchinni Bread; Craig Vernon, Muffins; Kami Moody, Quiet Book; Kate Nielson, Quick Bread; Shannon Lovell, Ceramic Doll; Jackie Lovell, Necklace; Sarah Western, Necklace; and Beverly Taylor, Roll-up- Roll-up- Delta area winners Necklace. Elizabeth Peterson, Luncheon Cloth; The following will enter Demonstrations Marianne Ekins, Swimming Suit; Jackie Contests at State Contests: Lovell, Vest and Culottes; Debbie Wardle, Bob Bennett, Cake Decorating; Lee Ann Baby Quilt; Sherry Wardle, Baby Quilt; Lori Christensen, Egg Preparation; Suzanne Berry, Evers, Vest; Blake Vernon, Bathroom Shelf; Jazzercise; Kelli Dearden, Jazzercise; Shelli Craig Vernon, Coat and Hat Rack; Theo Dearden, Jazzercise; Pamela Brinkerhoff, Stewart, Latch Hooked Rug; Mike Brown, Jazzercise; and Trevor Bennett, Special Book of Remembrance; Eric Redd, Book of Photography Exhibit. 4-- H Minutes of the Board of County Commissioners of Millard County held August 18, 1982 at the County Courthouse in rillmore, Utah. Present: Harold Stewart, Chairman; Leigh Maxfield, Ben Robison, Commissioners, Eldon A. Eliason, County Attorney; Marlene Whicker, County Clerk. Pursuant to an agenda which and heretofore been handed to the local news media and posted on the front door of the county courthouse as required by law, the following proceedings were had. Business licenses were for Kris Skeem, Dentist and Oasis Farmers Market co Steven Willoughby. Sheriff the loss and suggested that the club contact Fillmore additional help. Gerald Muhles-tein- , Mark Bailey and Tom Terry of the BLM, met to discuss the situation of the garbage dump at Garrison. A site has to be applied lor through the BLM for a permanent dump. The Commissioners will go to Garrison with these gentlemen to look over some site for the dump. Sheriff Phillips and Deputy Rob Lang, met to discuss the use of Mr. Lang's dog in his duties as an officer. Mr. Lang explained how the dog is used and circumstances would cause the dog to atUsk someone. When the dog is not on duty, Officer Lang assumes responsibility and liability for any in- Phillips met to discuss the progress on the jury the dog might inflict, construction of the Security when someone might be inCenter. A change order for the jured by the dog in the line ol roof tiles was discussed. Final duty, there is no liability accorapproval of the change will be ding to Utah code annotated made by the FHA and the Jim Talbot met to request Architects. Darlene Fowler and Arlene permission to sell license plate Edwards met as represen- stickers out of Ins office. An tatives of the East Millard agreement with the Stale Tax Commission and the county to Riding Club to ask for additional help on I unding for the allow Mr. Talbot to do this rodeo which was held in June. was reviewed by Attorney A loss of $1 100 was sustained Eliason and approved by the in the activity. The CommisCommissioners. sioners agreed to pay half of The issue of assessing equip ment being used at the 1PP sue was discussed. Attorney Eliason went on record as being disgusted that the county could not get any help fiom the State Tax Commission on the Attorney Generals Office in determining liability for paying taxes on equipment at the site. Mr. Talbot was instructed to use normal channels to collect taxes due the county on said equipment. Mr. James Fletcher was present representing the Radio Station KNAK, Mr. Fletcher has several questions to ask concerning county policy and the stand of the commissioner on several issues. Whereupon the meeting was adjourned. Camping Fee payment explained by Fishlake National Forest Supervisor Seniors Change In The Way Of Life & Boulton By Guy Change in a communitys way of life is a of a ing and hether the change is lor the belter or woi se depends on the individual. Bin, when the population of a community triples oi quadruples in a few years, ihe way of hie changes drastically. Fitting and Showmanship Brian Smith, Wade Butterfield, Wendy Jo Cropper, Troy Tolbert, Mark Peterson, Shawn Talbot, Tina Tolbert, Kris Fowler, and Kim Gager. Grand Champion Troy Tolbert - for years. Seniors had the feeling of being strangers in their own town," said I ynn Evans. Minister of the United Methodist Presbyterian Church in Rifle, Colorado. Rifle boomed from oil shale There was alot of alienation, ihe feelings that the strangers came in and took over our town. Seniors felt that they had development. moved." Unlike many of the problems of a boom town, the change in the way ot life is not tangible. It is not to be found m the needs assessments ol a community planner or the blueprints of a community planner, but in a mvriad or minor changes. Traffic becomes a problem. The communichanges physically. New buildings appear. The daily rituals of small town life change. A person goes for coffee at a cafe patronized for 20 years and cannot find a seat. People no longer know everyone in town. The stores become filled with strangers and shopping ty by "The new people dont know the Kk.iI customs," he said He gave the example ol a person who is a leruhle driver In a small town, everyone knows him and looks out lor him. Bui suddenly 4,000 people don't know this "None of those social mores mean anything Its not that the new people aic not good peo pie, but they do not know aboul those things How do you tell 4,(KH) people about those kinds ol things?" In W licullund. there is a home lor old men, many who are a I'll eccentric. Good said But tlicv have lived in ihe lovvn all llicir lives and e Judge 1 s :! then--wha- 10-1- 6 14-1- one-da- y 1 4-- Reserve Chapion Pole Bending Tina Tolbert, Kim Gager, Stacey Adams, Eelynda Parker, Laurie Cropper, Aleta Rachael Boardman, . Rich Johnson, Farnsworth, and Mark Peterson. Grand Champion Mark Peterson makes and models of chain saws & accessories on All SPECIAL now thru Sept. $ 1 Ml Soak tired feet in a solution Y. It will then be easy to cut of epsom salts and warm the other two slices. water, then dip ihem in cold Ruth Rheams, Twin Falls, Idaho water. Beulah Pierce, Provo, I't. Readers: If you want to share your good ideas, send Love your idea aboul sticky them to IT MAKES CENTS, gum drops for the mousetrap, p o box j22. St. George, Ut. Poor little mouse. Cant you 84770. Thanks to all who just picture him stuck there make this column delightful wondering whats going to for all of us. Serving All oi MillardWE County STOCK Two Brands of Insulated SAWDUST Special Introductory Offer Good thru Labor Day only Utah Souvenir book is Panoramalands new now available at local tourism oriented businesses. 80-pag- The changes often seem insignificant W lien the post oil ice in Rifle went to home delivetv, I sans said, the seniors were outraged "The post ottice had been a meeting place lor years. I ach group had its own lime when they tound out what was going on Thai was the daily papei . it you will "Rifle was a Hose-kni- t community and most of the people were related," Evans said. "They fought with each other, but it was like brothers and sisters . and that is dit lerent Irom fighting with strangeis Makes Cents Kami Meyers e books, this publication features attractions of Central Utah. recreational and scenic the Utah Its pages captures the West desert and the pagentry and culture of the local landscape well as as Lehmans Caves, Great Stone citizenery Dunes. Sand Sahara Face and Little d The book retails for $7.95 but during a limited introductory period can oe obtained for $5. The special introductory offer will end Labor Day, Sept. 6. You can save now by getting the Utah books needed for Christmas and other special gifts. AVAILABLE IN The Chronicle Delta: of Fillmore; Chamber Delta Area Commerce Pendray Plaza Before the boom in R i lie, people did not lock their doors, I vans said Now he does not know anyone who does not have a lock on their door. "Trust is important vou give up a lot when you give up that kind of trusi " those with the longest stake in the community - ate often struck by the sudden change in their hfesiyle they have known Senior Citizens It Reserve Champion Tina Tolbert Western Horsemanship Grand Champion Class Rick Johnson, Brenda Boardman, Brian Smith, Marie Fowler, Laurie Cropper, Shawn T albot. Ginger T aylor, and Tina Tolbert . Grand Champion Laurie Cropper Reserve Champion Brian Smith Tail Class Grand Champion Class Tina Tolbert, Meredith Miller, Stacy Adams, Troy Tolbert, Brent Wright, Cheryl Wade, Aleta Boardman, Jamie Peterson, Shane Starley, and Rachel Farnsworth. Grand Champion Brent Wright Reserve Champion Troy Tolbert Western Reining Class Tina Tolbert, Brian Smith, Alta Boardman, Travis Staheli, Ginger Taylor, Kami Meyers, and Troy Tolbert. Grand Champion TinaTolbert full-colore- cities." Payment of camping fee at station is being ceases to he a social activity. The changes are minor. But they permeate emphasized. J. Kent Taylor, Forest Supervisor states, It every aspect of hie m a boom town. And. almost overnight, many seniors awake to Imd is the responsibility of the Reserve Champion are accepted ilh t lie coming ot the new peocamper to pay (he fee as soon themselves in a community they no longer "I ash recognize or view as their own. Melynda Parker ple. some ol lhal acceptance is lost. as a camp unit has been Barrel Racing The appeai.iiise of the community can selected and occupied. pei son becomes a smaller pari of a larger the social networks, presently a source Tina Tolbert, Kim Gager, Stacey Adams, Visitors to designated fee change with lightning speed In Wheatland. Mark Peterson, Laurie Cropper, Troy U.S. Wyoming, the site of a 1.500 megawatt power ol somiminity strength and pcisonal support, campgrounds with Rachel will he unable to respond to the massive ml lux Aleta Tolbert, FEE Farnsworth, AREA are plant, a bus tout was organized to show seniors signs ol people," the newsletter Western Advocate Boardman, and Brian Smith. to pay upon what the community looked like. required Tie Grand Champion "There was the feeling among seniors that stated aboul a boom "The social and cultut.il occupancy of camp unit. Tina Tolbert and Mark Peterson Those who do not pay at the the newcomers are taking over our town, ili.it values are overwhelmed, longstanding mlor mal social suppoii networks are broken. The W'e are not going to have this nice little tannReserve Champion and station I aol Good, sense of community, or belonging, is gone." said Stacey Adams fee ing stub the anymore,' community properly display I hcic Vi Key Hole will to director of the Wheatland Mental Health be .tie, ol course, advantages lo a boom subject "And I think could generalize that lor A boom bungs uih.imalion and lor some peo Tina Tolbert, Kim Gager, Stacey Adams, enforcement action. Forest Laurie Cropper, Melynda Parker, Cheryl pie this is one ot the advantages Officers will issue violation the entire population is Readers: This your Most semois adjust to the change, Dt Julie Wade, Rich Johnson, Brian Smith, and Tyler notices instead of warnings Please address feature. I hlmaiin, who conducted a year and a hall Tolbert. Mosi ol the seniors on ihe center's caseload will be subject violators and own and your good questions Grand Champion had problems adjusting to ihe changes in t lie study ol seven boom towns, said "All com to a fine. Taylor said Forest ideas to IT MAKES CENTS, that lead to depression, Good said mumlies change. In a boom iliev just change Stacey Adams most are community personnel S2 this co newspaper. 00 wi tasici Ihe question is how imporlanl lhal Reserve Champion appreciative of those using There were new people in the stores, new peobe paid for cash letter printed as public officials, they did not know their change is." a make do the who ple Forest Melynda Parker here. Olieii, a boom changes what the original Tie Written Test conscious effort to comply neighbors, and had become somewhat fearful Mice do with the fee residents liked about t heir community. Dear V i: For pancakes so light happen, of Tina Tolbert and Stacey Adams strangeis. policy. like candy. I found that out they almost float out the winAll Around Campgrounds designated "Turtles can tell more about rascal show dow, substitute club soda for once when an elusive within as fee sites the and Brian Smith, horse named Spook. occupancy, length of time you may the road than hares." You on in his leeth marks the recipe. liquid Kahlil Gibran kepi leaving your Fishlake National Forest are: immediately determine camp occupy a camp site varies Runner up, Aleta Boardman on Artillery Red. can also use club soda in the some mints Id left on the cofPlease Anderson unit number and return to the from days. Laurie Cropper on Babe; Melynda Adelaide, batter for deep frying. Ive fee table. I finally got him by Meadow, Bowery, Doctor fee station where you will check with the compliance Tina Tolbert, Parker, Kitten Bell. been told it's the secret ingreusing those same mints for Creek, Frying Pan, Kents or Campground find a dispenser box with checker Booger; and Stacey Adams, Rojo. dient used by a famous food bail. Thanks for all these Lake, Little Cottonwood, Host on the day limit for the permit envelopes. Haller for Best Record Book chain. Use up all the batter, ideas. Beulah. site you are interested. the following Mackinaw, Maple Grove, Complete Tyler Tolbert. however, as it doesn't keep and Oak Creek. The fee information on the front of Taylor said all National i: well. Dear like your sister's the envelopes sign will remain up as long as (amount Forests in the Intcrmountain For crisp french fries, soak idea aboul hanging a calendar these areas are will initiate this We would like to thank all of those who open and the enclosed, purchase dates, car Region The giant cactus of Aricut in an the with Horse Show, parents, ring potatoes in ice water for 15 on the refrigerator door. zona the sahuaro is a helped required services are offered. license, state, and camp unit program by August minutes, then dry them However, since our youngsters avoid to Fee signs will be removed number). Insert your money, effort stewards, times, secretaries, the judge Brenda public tree without leaves, withthoroughly. Fry them once for think that is their private prodetach the stub, and deposit confusion and help make the out a single branch. It has DeLeeuw from Manti, and the who only when services at these pleats on its sides that five minutes only, then, after perty for posting school art fee the envelope in the collection facilities are not available. took time to groom and show their horses. compliance program expand or contract as much unand we our such, fry cooled, hang regular theyve again Instructions are posted at box. Display the detached more cost effective. as a foot when there is ram. We would especially like to thank Becky til they are golden brown. calendar on the inside of a kitstations stub on the drivers side of Walbeck for the time and effort she puts in to pay To catch mice, place a chen cupboard door, and our which are and for the work she puts in usually located the dashboard making sure it train the in the trap. When the church and school events near gumdrop the campground is clearly visible from outside to make the horse show a success. Thanks mouse bites the gumdrop, his calendars inside another. Inshould the car. entrance. Campers Becky!! teeth will gel stuck and cause side another door, we have not wait for someone to Recreation fees for all the trap tp go off. taped a large envelope for incontact them but should Fishlake National Forest An early alarm clock, invented in the 1800s, Here is a way to avoid formation such as recipes, adhere to the following: developed recreation sites is involved a of candle that would come out hints a $3 per camp unit per day. The repair bills on your washing wedding invitations, was Select an empty camp unit box to when wake it time up machine. Fill the tub with from your column, and so on. warm water. Add a gallon of Then, on still another, we have The great Duomo Cathedral cheap while vinegar and run an envelope loi financial stuff, y. of Milan, begun in 1386, the machine through its entire such as bills to be paid, bank contains the worlds largest cycle. The vinegar unclogs statements, envelopes, stamps, stained glass windows soap scum from the hose. Do etc. Since there is absolutely no other place in our small apartthis at least twice a year. To unclog drains, pour a ment for even a mini office handful of baking soda into corner, I reserve the lower the drain. Add on half cup of shelf of one cupboard for ofvinegar. COver drain tightly fice supplies. This eliminates for a few minutes, tl en flush much of the clutter we would otherwise have. with cold water. Slide a finger cut from an Valerie Zabriskie, San Diego old rubber glove over the Dear i: jV Instead of taking out French broom handle. The broom Here arc a couple of hints . doors, create the illusion of more space in a room by won't fall down when leaned for pie lovers. Dip the cutting covering glass panes with against a wall. (Vis note: Store knife in hot water and the mermirror foil. broom hanging, however, so ingue won't tear or stick. If that the bristles wont get bent you want to cut a pie in five even pieces, lirst cut a large out of shape.) Horse Show Unlike other The advantage ol a small town is knowtrusiing everyone You feel a sense ol sommumiy," Hans said li is a tradeoff The Seniors chose that hfesiyle and gave up ihe financial and uilluial opportunities of the boom. East Millard Chamber of Commerce Windows Storm Doors Flat Glass DAYS Mirrors Metal Exterior Insulated ME MEM Doors WE INSTALL Stock Windows Custom Windows Storm Windows Storm Doors Replace Broken Glass Replace Broken Screens New Construction Or A Get biism mw on the world V lending cutting chain for chain saws: OREGON". We're dealing like nevei before, so come in now and walk out s ith a harp new OREGON chain and accevuit ieN at an een sharper price. Then head for the w mid's. -- OREGON Of ARK INDUSTRIES Q Biggest Savings of the ear on all OREGON SAW CHAINS 16 IChisc! 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