Show Page 4 - Millard County USPS s Tburs Oct 6 1988 West Millard History Update on Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1986 Deseret once a thriving little town Through the records of the early we find little information pioneers about the corporation of the first city government (of Deseret) We do know that at one time Deseret was a thriving town with five stores two hotels dance halls a millinery shop a newspaper two flour mills a freight station a livery stable a show house blacksmith shops barber shop and a butcher shop The civic affairs must have been in capable hands was the Sr Leigh R Cropper Justice of the Peace and served for thirty years He married the first couple Martha Turner and George Lovell on January 28 1862 Mr Cropper and his wife kept the first Post Office at their home Daniel Melville and his brother Can carried the mail on horseback from Fillmore twice a week They would stay overnight and go back the next day Their father had this contract for six years The mail consisted of “The Deseret News” “Chicago Ledger” letters from old countries and from all accessible places of the United States Later WA Ray and later John a leading merchant became Joshua Bennett Dewsnup The Pony Express seempostmasters ed a complete mail system to these people The first newspaper in printed Deseret ws the Millard County Blade This paper was first printed in August of 1882 The office and press room were in the J F Gibbs store Chas Goddard from Salt Lake City was the In 1893 Gibbs bought the publisher plant and became editor and manager The first store in Deseret was a small adobe building about 16 by 20 feet located on the EJ Eliason corner About 1877 Reuben C McBride started Deserets first merchandising In 1879 J S Black started another store on the AJ Black corner About the same time Pratt and Robison built the Deseret Cash Store Joseph S Black bought the building after it was completed and operated it for a number of years Later William V Black operated it then William A Ray and later Hyrum Dewsnup Later Joseph William Damron Hawley Joshua Bennett Josiah Gibbs Dan J Black Moodys Mary G Bishop Peter T Black and a number of others operated store Hardin Davis will perform Thursday ATV courses now being offered The Utah Division of Parks and Recreation is offering the Vehicle Education course for vehicle (ATV) operators Classes for motorcycles and snowmobiles will be offered the first of October The 1987 Utah Legislature passed a law requiring all vehicle operators to have cither a valid motor vehicle driver’s license or an vehicle education certificate to or operate ATVs snowmobiles motorcycles on public lands or roads in Utah At this time 102 students have been certified through the “Know Before You Go!” course There are currently 32 instructors statewide An additional 83 people have applied to become volunteer instructors The ATV education course is taught in two modules The first is a preride classroom module It covers environmental awareness preride and vehiprestart checks Utah cle laws ans rules proper saftey equipment etc The second module consists skills training for of hands-oATVs Each module lasts approximately five hours Certification fee is $10 Payment of the fee the on The car pictured back of also entitles student to attend classes to be certified on motorcycles and snowmobiles To sign up for an ATV course contact an instructor in your area: If you live in Salt Lake Bountiful or North leave Salt Lake please call your name phone number city you live in and student’s age As class space becomes available an instructor will contact you Central Utah Larry Mullins OHV Training Specialist Students must be at least eight years old and meet the following requirements: A parent or legal guardian must attend the first hour of the Preride Module and all of the skill module 2 Students must bring the proper size machine to the range It is the proper size if the student can straddle the machine with a slight bend to the knees while feet are on the footrests 3 During the skill module students must wear the proper protective gear: helmet safety rated such as protective eye protection goggles or face shield (sunglasses are not acceptable) clothing that covers the arms and legs boots the ten he takes auand hammer dulcimer diences on a trip through American Popular Music that is both unique and pleasurable Davis has performed extensively around the United States and Canada as both a solo performer and with various bands His album “I’ve Got Plans” was named best local record of 1983 by Utah Holiday Magazine This concert is sponsored by the West Millard Cultural Council and the Utah Arts Council Tickets are $300 each or $1000 a family and are available in advance from Zions Bank or at the door For more information call SONGS NOBODY “POPULAR EVER HEARD OF” performed by and singer HARDIN strumentalist DAVIS will be presented on Thursday October 6 1988 at 7:30 pm at the Delta High Little Theatre Selections may include songs by Stephen Foster Gilbert and Sullivan Groucho Mark Allen Sherman Tom Lehrer and the Everly Brothers Davis has enthralled audiences for many years with his wide repertoire of strange and unusual songs ranging from the poignant to the delightfully ridiculous Accompanying himself on the guitar banjo autoharp ukulele FHA to focus on Child Care Food loans to the Program socially disadvantaged The Children’s Food Foundation announces the sponsorship of the Child Care Food Program The same meals will be made available to all enrolled children at no separate charge regardless of race color handicap age national origin or sex and there is no discrimination in the course of the meal service USDA Bonus Commodities are available for use on this program for licensed child care providers under our sponsorship Meals will be provided at the Family Day Care homes administered by our A list of the homes is organization available at our offices which are located at: (We will accept collect calls for inquiries from anyone interested) Provo: The Children’s Food Foundation P O Box 712 249 East 3140 North Provo Utah 84603 (801) Lee Hawkes State Director for the Farmers Home Administration announced today that the Agency will be its efforts to inform potenstepping-utial farm loan applicants who are members of a socially disadvantaged group of the availability of targeted funds and Government inventory farmland to enable them to become owners and operators The Agriculture Credit Act of 1987 directs Farmers Home Administration loan funds for Socially to and the Disadvantaged Applicants Agency is anxious to utilize these in resources helping applicants who have been subjected to racial or ethnic prejudice or cultural bias In addition to loan funds Farmers Home Administration will provide technical assistance to borrowers to assure that sound are imfarming practicves which will enhance their plemented chances for success Information regarding the program can be obtained from the Farmers Home County Office located at 372 West Main 7 Delta Utah dollar bill is a 1926 Hupmobile (801) r Richfield: Maureen C Allred 10 South 300 West Richfield Utah 84701 (801) tion of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) which is coordinating the effort nationwide” Mr Schwendiman said Under the National CDL Program each state will be responsible for administering its own CDL system cluding knowledge testing and skills requirements as well as the issuance of driver licenses with the special CDL The state of Utah will be making changes to its driver licensing system based on new federal rules which were recently ' announced by the US The Department of Transportation new rules were issued in response to a mandate from Congress to improve highway safety through a system for testing and licensing the drivers of large trucks and buses according to the specific type of vehiwill cle they be operating Utah has been actively participating in the development and implementation of this new program according to Fred Director of Driver Schwendiman License Division “Our participation in the National Commercial Driver License Program has included the appointment of a CDL Coordinator Skip Nielsen involvement on several national committees and support of the American Associa designation Utah is working with other states through AAMVA to develop model state legislation uniform manuals and tests and an information network to exchange commercial driver records and to initiate appropriate enforcement of the new law Utah expects to adopt the necessary legislation in July 1989 to allow the Driver License Division to implement the CDL program and to begin issuing Commercial Driver Licenses in October 1989 Some state land leases rates lowered tivity and oil and gas acreage under lease State oil and gas acreage under lease has fallen dramatically from approximately 6 million acres in 1982 to 8 million acres currently under about lease “We hope this adjustment will crease the acreage under lease and thereby increase revenue for the state trust lands” said Ed Bonner State Lands and Forestry Minerals Manager “Since we adjusted the general royal16 Vi ty rate on other state lands from percent to 12 'A percent last April we have seen a significant increase in The Board of State Lands and Forestry has given approval to the Division of State Lands and Forestry to offer certain lands for oil gas and hydrocarbon leasing at a royalty rate of 8'j percent Lands which may be offered are those which are not withdrawn from leasing have previously been offered for leasing but were not leased and have remained unleased since October 1986 for oil gas and hydrocarbon purposes This action is designed to stimulate oil and gas drilling activity in Utah and with make Utah more competitive other Western states Corresponding with a drop in oil and gas prices from a high in 1981 to the present there has been a substantial drop in drilling ac activity” The new rate takes effect October 4 1988 and continues through October 1990 at which time the rate will be evaluated 3 National Medical Records Week and assurance The Utah Medical Records Association in conjunction with the American will Medical Records Association recognize National Medical Records Week throughout the United States Oc5th The tober 9th through October recognition commemorates the significant contributions made by the Medical Record Professionals to the Healthcare industry during the past 60 years Registered Record Administrators Record and Accredited Medical Technicians have the responsibility for organizing accurate and efficient health record systems in hospitals ambulatory care centers governmental agencies mental "health insurance companies health clinics substance abuse programs and nursing homes These Medical Record professionals are conretencerned with the development tion retrieval and use of health records for medical care and research quality administrative planning Since confidentiality of health data is an inherent right of the patient the Medical Record Professional serves as advocate of this right by understanand establishing ding informing policies for monitoring legal issues and processes relating to medical and health records Many people are unaware of these members of the health care team The US Bureau of Labor Statistics is projecting that there will be 75 percent more job openings for Medical Record Professionals by the year 2000 If you are interested in learning more about the Medical Records Profession Barbara your local hospitals: Director Medical Records Ashby Delta Community Medical Center and Elva Richman Director Medical Records Fillmore Community Medical Center - 1‘tTnnniT'vnTrrnraFBriirainrnfcw!M v V iMy 3 Attend and Support Your Church FLOWELL PM OAK CITY 2nd WARD PH 1130 a m 20 pm Prim Sac Meeting Bishop Howard Dutson Res DELTA 3rd WARD Sac Meeting 9 Rex Day Res 864 DELTA 4th WARD Sac Meeting Jack Fowles Res Bishop never the is result of planning 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