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Show I. t 2 Th Magna TlmasWast Vallay Nws,Thuraday,April 20, 1989 EditorialGoveniBiieinit Utah Prehistory Week 2000 Jupiter & 119 5.00 - Visitor Center closes (Last Spike Site, Auto Tour, and Big Fill Walk stay open) Location: Golden Spike is located 32 miles west of Brigham City - via Hwy. 13 and 83 through Gorinne. Cost: entrance fee ext. 6 or 21 or Contact: (435) visit Golden Spike National Historic Sites web page at www.nps.govgospf are coming in so keep 2000 See below for checking back Calendar of Eventi and Related SpnngSummer Programs SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 2000 The Historical Society has a full schedule of events we will list some of the events close to the metropolitan area and other significant events. For a full schedule contact the State Historical 471-220- 9 States Expenditure of -- Capitol Reef National Park Edge of Bluff the Cedars State Park, Blanding Bo Elder County - Castle Dale Cedar City - Escalante - Hurricane - Kanab Logan - Monticello - Price - Provo Salt Lake City - Sanpete County -- -- Vernal - Washington City - Zion National Park & Rockville are all included by the Historical Society. Historic Site, National Park Service Traditional Program Sequence Master of Ceremonies: John Stewart Brief Welcome by Bruce Powell and Delone Glover Presentation of the col- ors, Pledge of Allegiance, national States anthem (band, audience; led by Carl Ashby) Invocation by County Commissioner Lee Allen Tribute by Glen Compton wreath of Presentation by The artist for this years poster is Whitney Parker, age 12 who attends Wasatch Jr. High. Superintendent Powell and others ANASAZI STATE PARK, BOULDER MAY 3 Ancient Event: Technology 4:00 p.m. Location: Anasazi State Park Grounds Cost: Museum entrance fee - $3per person (under 6 None) or $5per car (up to 8 people) Contact: Museum, (435) Sponsor Anasazi State Park MAY 6 13 Event: Museum Storage Guided Demonstration at 10 a.m. 335-730- 8 -- Remarks by Karen Wade, National Park Service Regional Director Introduction of keynote ipeaker by Nathan Mazer Keynote address: Stephen Ambrose Song: I've Been Workin' on the Railroad led by Carl Ashby Award Location: Anasazi State Park Museum Cost: Museum entrance fee 8 Contact: Museum, (435) Location: DUP Museum, 160 North BOX ELDER COUNTY GOLDEN SPIKE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE, BRIGHAM CITY MAY 10. WEDNESDAY 8:00 A.M. 5 00 P.M. Event: 3 st Anniversary of the Golden Spike Ceremony - The Golden Spike Association will present two of the May 10th 1869 Golden PRICE APRIL 28, FRIDAY 6:30 P.M. Guest Event: 7th Annual DinoFeast Speaker: Dr. Robert T. Bakker. Diner and Auction fundraiser.. Main Cost: None Contact: Kenneth W. 5 Godfrey (435) 335-730- 1 1 Spike Ceremony. 8 00 Visitor Center Opens 9.30 - Arrival of replica steam locomotives Jupiter & 119 10:00 - Champagne Photo All visitors who attend in authentic period dress are invited to appear in the photo which will recreate Andrew J. Russells most famous photograph. Followed by a photo including all visitors 10:30 - Recreation of Invocation, Last Spike Ceremony histone photograph 10:45 Musical Entertainment (mix of bands, school kids, groups) 1:40 - Traditional Commemorative 1 at Program, including about 12:25pm 1:00 Demonstration run of the locomotives 2:30 Musical Entertainment (mix of bands, school kids, groups) 3 00 - Historic Introduction and Second motives 4.45 - Retreat of colors. Departure of MAGNA TIMES USPS 325-66- 0 Socond data poataga paid at Magna, Utah 84044 8980 West 2700 South Magna, Utah 84044 J. HOWARD STAHL E Publisher BONNIE 8TAHLE Advertising Manager Office Manager MINDY HAVtQ Production Manager Lead Computer Technician KEITH LOBDELL Editor GARY R. BLODGETT Editor 637-506- KENT GOBLE Sports Writer 8. DEAN LEDBETTER Stall Writer DALE SIMONS Sports Columnist TIFFANY MANSFELD Advertising 378-611- of the Utah Statewide 7 817-994- 10:00 A.M. Event: Winter Quarters Mine Disaster Commemoration at Scofield, UT. Tours of Winter Quarters (weather and road conditions permitting) Speakers in the afternoon - Dr. Edward Geary -Pleasant Valley: Its time and place in coal mining in Utah; Mary Louise Seamans - The Winter Quarters Tragedy: The Public Response"; Dr. The Winter Nancy Taniguchi Quarters Tragedy; Government and Industry Response"; Dr. Kent Powell -The Winter Quarters Tragedy; The Coal Miners Response; and Dr. Craig Fuller - The Winter Quarters Tragedy; The Finns in Utah History, Lunch will be available in the old Scofield school house. It can still be very cold in Scofield so please bring warm coats. Location: Scofield Cemetery Cost: none Contact: Eldon Miller, President Carbon County Historical Society for 3 details (435) or Woody and Ann Carter (435) 5 or drearier (gcutnet MAY 6, SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. Event: Archaeological Tour, travel to Emery Countys San Rafael Swell to view fantastic rock art sites. Bring lunches, witer, etc. Location: CEU Museum 155 East Main Street - Meet at museum Cost: none Contact: CEU Museum for more infor0 mation (435) or (800) 448-943- 637-506- 1 817-99- MAY 9, TUESDAY 7:00 P.M. Copyright Magna TlmeaWeet Valley News C. AH rights reaatvad. Reproduction, reuse, or transmittal of all matter heroin la prohibited without prior written permission by the publisher or editor. The Mtgna Times and West Valley News are published tech Thursday Subscription 111 per yeer 121 per year out o state Postmaster: Send ohange of addrena to. Magna Times W60W. 2700 So. Magna, UT 14044 801)2HhMM or FAX (801)2504388 The Magna Timet fa a bonHItd mnrapppsr Member of tfm Utah Preea AttoottOon Lecture: Utah Friend of Paleontology Lecture - Fossil of Lake Uinta - the Green River Formation" by Sean Duffy Location: CEU Museum 155 East Main Street Cost: none Contact: CEU Museum for more information (435) 0 MAY 12, FRIDAY 7:00 P.M. 637-506- Lecture: (TBA) (8:30pm) Location: Campground Amphitheater 2 Cost: None MAY 13. SATURDAY, 10:00 A.M. MAY 7, SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 2:00 P.M. Craft P.M. Pioneer Event: Event Prehistory Fair - This will be a Demonstrations (9am - 3pm) ftm time with demonstrations in many Location: Historic Gifford Homestead Cost: None Event: Tour Historic Fruita areas and hands on activities for all School House (2pm - 4pm ages.. Location: Museum of Peoples and Location: Fruita School House Cost: None MAY 8, MONDAY 9:00 A.M. Cultures, 100 East 700 North Costs: None Contact: Mauri Liljenquist (801) 4:00 P.M. Event: Pioneer Craft 2 Demonstrations (9am - 3pm) Location: Historic Gifford Homestead Sponsor Utah County Chapter Utah Statewide Archaeological Society and Cost: None Event: History of the Atlatl BYUMuseum of Peeples and Cultures (10am) Location: Petroglyph Parking Come to Salt Lakes Open House and ' Area Cost: None EventTopr Historic' try to hit a target like last years with a ' Fruita School House (2pm - 4pm Location: Fruita School House Cost: spear (Last years target was 8 feet x 10 feet, drawn by local artist Brad None MAY 9, TUESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 Wolverton) -- 817-994- 472-825- ALAN BLAIN Staff Writer (9am - 3pm) Location: Historic Gifford Homestead Cost: None Event: Tour Historic Fruita School House (2pm - 4pm Location: Fruita School House Cost: None Event: Special Evening Program 2 -- MAY 1, MONDAY, 3 30 - Demonstration run of the loco- CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK MAY 6. SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. and 8:30 P.M. Event: Pioneer Craft Demonstrations 378-611- Cost: Tickets are $25.00 per person. Advance reservations required. Tickets are available at: CEU Prehistoric Museum 0 Contact: CEU Museum (435) 9 and visit their web or 1 (800) site at www.ceu.edu. Sponsors: CEU Prehistoric Museum, Raptor Chapter of the Utah Friends of Paleontology (UFOP), Castle Valley 637-506- History 581-38- 1 1, THURSDAY, 7:00 P.M. Event Storytelling - Presented by Gary Fields and Morning Star g Location: Museum of Peoples and Cultures, 100 East 700 North Costs: None Contact: Mauri Liljenquist (801) Campus - New Student Center Archaeological Society (USAS), BLM - Price Field Office, U.S. Forest Service Price Office APRIL 29, SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. Event: Geology Tour of the North San Rafael with Emphasis on Fossils. Bring a lunch, water etc. Location: CEU Museum 155 East Main Street - Meet at museum - travel will be on graded roads. Cost: none Contact: CEU Museum for more infor0 9 mation (435) or 1 (800) PROVO MAY 9, TUESDAY, 7:00 P.M. Lecture: Of earth, Stone and Com presented by Joel Janetski Location: Museum of Peoples and Cultures, 100 East 700 North Costs: None Contact Mauri Liljenquist (801) Campus, 210 S. 1340 E, Cost: Museum admission Contact: Shannen Robson , Sponsor: Utah Museum of Natural MAY Location: College of Eastern Utah Chapter Location: 378-611- 752-876- -- Utah Museum of Natural History, Presidents Circle, U of U food, artisans, childrens activities and art contest Location: CEU Museum Cose none Contact CEU Museum for more infor0 mation (435) 637-506- LOGAN May 3. WEDNESDAY 7:00 P.M, Event: Cache Valley Historical Society will present Historical Preservation Tour at 1:00 p.m. 51.921 Billion of Federal Financial Assistance Audited State Auditor, Auston Johnson, has issued his annual audit report on the State's expenditure of federal funds. This report covers the Sponsor: Golden Spike National Society. Anasazi State Park, Boulder Auditor Releases Report on $1.9 Billion in Fed Financial Assistance Historical Explorer John Wesley Powell, Portrayed by Varlow Davenport Location: CEU Museum Cose none Contact: CEU Museum foe more information (435)637-506- 0 MAY 13, SATURDAY 10:00 A.M. -3:00 P.M, Event: Family Day Activities crafts. P.M. SALT LAKE CITY MAY 6, SATURDAY, 10:00 A.M. 3:00 P.M. Event: Open House including spear throwing, bead stringing, com grinding, archaeology lab tours, fossil casts, dinosaur books, etc. Navajo Tacos to Event: Pioneer Craft Demonstrations (9am Location: Historic Gifford Homestead Cost: None Event: The Magic of Oral History (10am) Location: Ripple Rick Nature Center Cost: None Event: Tour Historic Fruita School House (2pm - 4pm Location: Fruita School House Cost: None MAY 10, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. -4:00 P.M, Event: Pioneer Craft Demonstrations purchase.. Location: State History, 300 Rio Grande ( 300 S. 455 W.) Costs: None 9 Contact: Renae Weder, Sponsor Salt LakeDavis Chapter Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Friends of Paleontology, Utah Division of State History, and Utah Geological 533-352- - , Survey MAY 8. MONDAY. 7::00 P.M. Path of Lecture: Archaeoastronomy: Discovery from Rochester Creek to Parowan Gap, presented by Nal . Morris . Location: Natural Resource Building, 1594 W. North Temple Costs: None 9 Contact Renae Weder, Sponsor Utah Rock Art Association and Utah Geological Survey MAY 1 1 , THURSDAY 7:00 P.M. Lecture: Hunting Dinosaurs in Mongolia: Cretaceous Maggots from Mongolia, Dr. James Kirkland, Utah State Paleontologist, Utah Geological 533-352- Survey. Location: Natural Resource Building, 594 W. North Temple Cost none 1 Contact: Martha Hayden Sponsor. Utah Geological Survey and Utah Friends of Paleontology MAY 13, SATURDAY, 10:00 A.M. Event: Guided Tour of West Desert Archaeological Sites. We will limit the tour to the first 50 people. This will be an al! day tour that will include stops at Danger Cave, Juke Box Cave, WWII Military features in the Wendover area, a geologic exposure of the Mazama Ash. Drive you own vehicle, bring food and water. Location: see below - must preregister, space is limited. Costs: None 4 Contact Ron Rood MAY 13, SATURDAY 10:00 AM. 3:00 P.M. Event: Prehistory Day at the Utah Muaeum of Natural History. The public is invited to work in the Museum's Paleontology Lab and extract real dinosaur bone from its matrix. Take home a cast of your thumb. The winner of the Prehistory Week poster contest will be teaching a drawing workshop for kids (Preregistration required for the workshop). Refreshments will be served. 1 537-33- - 3pm) 1 533-356- -- ()am - 3pm) Location: Historic Gifford Homestead Cost: None Event: History of the Atlatl (10am) Location: Petroglyph Parking Area Cost. None Event Tour Historic Fruita School House (2pm - 4pm Location: Fruita School House Cost None MAY 11, THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M. Event: Pioneer Craft Demonstrations (9am - 3pm) Location: Historic Gifford Homestead Cost: None Event: Discover Fremont Rock Art -- (10am) Location: Petroglyph Panel Cost: None Event Tour Historic Fruita School House (2pm - 4pm Location: Fruita School House Cost: None MAY 12, FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Event: Pioneer Craft Demonstrations (9am - 3pm) Location: Historic Gifford Homestead Cost: None Event: The Magic of Oral History (10am) compliance with federal laws and regulations governing the use of federal funds. Mr. Johnson has questioned $2,180,519 of costs which may not have been used in compliance with federal laws and regulations and may need to be returned to die Federal Government $140,301 of costs were questioned in the previous year. Even though, in theory, questioned costs should be paid back to the Federal Government, past experience indicates that the Federal Government often does not pursue or disallow many of die costs questioned. The report includes s detailed listing of disbursements for each of the federal programs. The report also presents 22 audit findings and recommendations related to die States compliance with federal laws and regulations and related internal controls. Three material weaknesses in internal controls over federal programs were reported because of problems noted during die audit Also, three of the 21 federal financial assistance programs audited-receive- d a qualified audit opinion because of compliance problems noted. Those programs, the Federal Foster Care program, die Child Care Development Fund program, and die Utah Communications Agency Network Grant program were administered by Utahs Department of Human Services, Department of Work force Services, and Department of Public Safety, respectively. BACKGROUND: Federal revenues are major source of funding for the State of Utah and are the States largest single revenue source. For die fiscal year ended June 30, 1 999, Utah received $1,921 billion in sales tax, which are the second and third largest revenue sources. Of die $1,921 billion t Location: Ripple Rick Nature Center Cose None Event: Tour Historic Fruita School House (2pm 4pm Location: Fruita School House Cost: None MAY 13, SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. -4:00 P.M. and 8:30 P.M. Event: Pioneer Craft Demonstrations (9am - 3pm) Location: Historic Gifford Homestead Cost None Event: Discover Fremont Rock Art (10am) Location: Petroglyph Panel Cose None in federal revenues, $1,629 billion was received by die States governmental funds (including the general fund, the uniform school fund, and die transportation fund), representing approximately 28 of die governmental funds total revenues, and $266 million was received by die States colleges and universities, representing approximately 13 of the colleges and Universities total revenues. Also, die State participates in various loan programs, such as student loan programs, which are not included die above amounts. Both federal and state laws require die State to have an annual audit of all federal hinds expended to determine whether die funds were spent in accordance with federal laws and regulations. Any funds that were not spent in accordance with federal laws and regulations are questioned by die State Auditor. The Federal Government will work with each State agency and each college and university, where costs have been questioned, to determine if die costs need to be paid back. The Federal Government may also expand die audit of problem areas identified to increase die amount of disallowed costs if they choose. Federal audit standards . State auditor to auditthe require - 3 the States federal financial assistance programs and give an opinion on die States compliance with federal laws and regulations. Feudal audit d standards require approach which focuses auditing effort on the largest federal programs and those programs with higher risk. The State Auditor audited 21 programs in fiscal year 1999. The programs audited made up approximately 62 of the federal finical assistance spent by the State of Utah. The hundreds of remaining programs received less audit coverage based on the auditors assessment that their risk of i risk-base- was lower. Event: Tour Historic Fruita School House (2pm 4pm Location: Fniita School House Cose None Event Special Evening Program (TBA) (8:30pm) Location: Campground Amphitheater Cose None Contact (435)425-379- 2 Sponsor Capitol Reef National Park |
