Show The Commissioners’ Chronicle eot to o’er an overview o wat's Oec?lj sae5!oiriorTthpcinacco((ia'c'ns'a-'- In an column wtnin 524 ysj arda We wish to thank Sheri Stephenson of the County Clerk’s ofTice for supplying us with the following unapproved minutes of the County Commissioner’s meetings August 3rd 1992: Commissioners Baker Brinkerhoff and Moon were present along with County Attorney LcRay Jackson County Clerk Marlene Whicker and Deputy Clerk Sheri Stephenson - Commissioner Baker made the motion to approve the minutes of July 27 1992 Commissioner Moon seconded The vote was unanimous Brent Olson Department of Wildlife Resources and Mont Snyder were present regarding a shooting ordinance It was brought to the attention of the Commissioners in a previous meeting of the need to have an ordinance established for the safety of the citizens of Millard County Apparently hunters have been shooting loo close to the city limits within the county The proposed ordinance would initiate an accurate footage for the use of firearms Attorney LcRay Jackson has been working on the ordinance Mr Olson stated that he was aware that Beaver County had such an ordinance lie will get acopy of this for Attorney Jackson to review Commissioner Moon stated that she had spoken with Mark Trotter concerning the vending machines at the Fillmore Swimming Pixil Mr Trotter feels that he should have the opportunity of having a machine in the Della Swimming Pool whereas Bob David of Delta has a vending machine in the Fillmore Pool The Commissioners decided that if there is room at the Delta pool they will authorize Mr Trotter to place a vending machine in the facility in Delta Choral Clark reported to Commissioner Moon that the reason the funds were withdrawn from the fair account was for the purpose of paying the entertainment in advance and the purchase of the ribbons and other prizes to be awarded at the fair In further checking there arc additional funds left in the fair budget to offset the accounts Commissioner Baker asked how many tickets have been sold to the BBQ on Thursday night of the County Fair Mixtn answered that Commissioner there is really no way of knowing It has been advertised in the paper and on the radio Commissioner Mixtn slated that the fee for the Chuck Wagon Dinner on Thursday night August 6th is $700 The concert afterwards with performances by Russ Marsh is free to everyone Commissioners Moon hopes the people of Millard County realize that there are two concerts during the week the fair The concert on Thursday August 6th at 8:00 pm in the indixtr arena by Russ Marsh is free everyone is vited to attend The concert on Friday August 7th at 8:00 pm in the indixtr arena by Mark Peterson and Hank Thompson is $10 Moon also reCommissioner minded all of the elected officials to be at the dinner Thursday night to help serve She invited them to spend the day at the Fair Thursday starting at 12 Noon to meet with the citizens of Millard County Sheriff Ed Phillips informed the Commissioners that his department has four cars to be sold The Commissioners authorized Auditor Jim Hansen to advertise the cars for sale in the paper The State Parks and Recreation stated that they would do a better job at patrolling the Gunnison Bend Reservoir in the future They realize the dangers and the possibility of accidents Brinkerhoff has Commissioner had problems with the Fairgrounds in Fillmore The difficult organizations are using the facilities and not leaving it as they found it Railings arc not getting broput back in place gates have been ken etc The Commissioners feci that tsness s mat actons more depth Kae these organizations should have the respect for the work and the maintenance that has been done to keep the county facilities in the best condition possible If this cannot be done their privileges of using the facility will be revoked Commissioner Baker reported the damage that was done to the hard top at the Fair facilities in Delta over the weekend with the horse show and roping competitions Commissioner Baker also stated that the outdoor arena worked great The roping competitions went well in the new facility A letter was received by Edward A Dimmick of California regarding the purchase of a parcel of property owned by Millard County serial DO 3205 He made an offer on the property in the amount of $720 discussed The Commissioners with Thaync Henric the conditions of the Eskdalc road and the possibility of upgrading the road A discussion was had on the ticles that were published in the last week regarding the Notice of Tax Increases by Millard County and the Millard County School District Auditor John Hansen explained that the form is mandated by the Utah State Legislature and by law has to be published Auditor Hansen discussed with the Commission the amounts and percentages listed also the rate changes with the partial exemption granted to 1PP The following percentages are Millard County's distribution of Property Tax based upon the 1991 tax distribution Cities and Towns 13 Millard County 202 Other Districts 158 Sduxil Districts 628 The Millard County Commission dixis not control the amount of taxes levied by the schixtl district Millard Sehixil District is a separate entity Millard County only collects the taxes then distributes them to the separate entities as shown above The appointment to the Millard County Weed Board was tabled The decision for appointment will be made after the weed board meeting in September 1992 Auditor’s Agenda An explanation of health insurance was given to Commissioner Mixm to review Various invoices were approved for payment An approval of payment was made to UAC in the amount of S141 for continued litigation of PILO Commissioner Baker made the motion to go into executive session with Attorney LcRay Jackson Auditor John Hansen and Thayne Henric were present Commissioner Mixtn seconded the vole was unanimous Commissioner Mixtn made the motion to adjourn executive session Commissioner Baker seconded The vote was unanimous Commissioner Moon made the motion to the adoption of Resolution approving the insurance of the Hospital Revenue Bonds for the purpose o satisfying the requirements of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 Commissioner Baker seconded CommisThe vote was unanimous sioner Brinkerhoff then executed the documents the meeting was adWhereupon journed Deadlines The Chronicle Progress deadlines are as follows: 5 PM Fridays News articles 12 Noon MonAdvertisements days Anything received after these deadlines will only be printed on a space One of Utah's own entertainers of the year Russ Marsh will be providing down home entertainment at a delicious Chuckwagon dinner on August 6 1992 at 700 pm served by your own County Commissioners outdoors at the Regional Park Tickets must be purchased in advance for $700 at Valley Bank Bookworm First Security Bank USU Extension Service or Baker Drug in Fillmore Russ Marsh is the eighth child in a family of ten He has al waysbeen a lover of music as are his brothers and sisters But Russ has something special He learned to play guitar from his mother When she passed away Russ was just years old This event seemed to intensify his desire to play guitar and sing He practiced for hours on his neighbor’s guitar Russ teamed quickly and loved it more every day A duly impressed ladies club presented him with his very own guitar when he was 12 years old When Russ was in Junior High he and his sisters were asked to sing on assemblies and sometimes in class Russ would say “It helps to relieve the anxieties brought on by boredom” As a young man in the Marine Corps Russ sang for his comrades when and wherever he could and sometimes in places he shouldn't have! While serving his country he wrote two very moving songs “My Son a Marine" and “Who Cares About Me?" You can ask Russ who his favorite performers arc and he will name Elvis Presley Hank Snow and Mario Lanza without hesitation A connoisseur of music he likes all types and can enjoy listening to classical as 'well as down home country" Russ has had a lot of wonderful experiences in the years he has been performing He was the winner of a contest through KSOP Radio Russ has had thirteen gigs at the World's Fair has shared the spotlight with Marty Robins Mel Tillis Roy Drusky Billy Hank Thompson Armstrong Judj! Lynn Tex Williams and Tiger Bell He Progress August The following actions took place in cases in Fourth criminal District Court House Court Fillmore Wednesday July 29th 1992: - Jesse Dardale Shields appeared for Arraignment m charges of Theft of an operable motor vehicle a second degree fehmy State filed amended information in exchange for a Guilty pica to charges of Unlaw ful Control of a Vehicle a third degree Fehmy Court accepted plea of Guilty to amended charges Matter was referred to Adult Probation and Parole for investigation report Matter was continued until August 26lh Defendant was remanded back to Sheriff’s cusKxiy Jorge Valdez apxarcd for Arraignment for charges of Open Container a class B misdemeanor Possession of controlled substance (Cxaine) a third degree felony False Information to an officer a clavs C misdemeanor Slate filed amended information in exchange for Defendant's Guilty plea to charges of Attempted Possession of Cocaine a class A misdemeanor and False Information to a Police Officer a class C misdemeanor Court sentenced defendant to maximum allowable sentences and stayed execution Defendant was ordered to pay a fine of S3K) plus a S241 surcharge on Attempted Possession charge and ordered to serve an additional 30days in the Millard County jail Defendant may be released early if all fines are paid Defendant was placed on 18 months probation with court and was remanded back to Sheriff’s was also invited to go to the While House where he sang a beautiful song that he composed "America Forever” Russ has a great love for his country and it is truly expressed in this song Russ has been named Utah's Entertainer of the Year and has performed at benefits and charities around the state Russ writes and sings about finding love losing love and finding it again He writes about dreams fulfilled and bubbles burst of love of neighbors God and country He writes music about the common people clear voiced and honest with free flowing melodies and a can’t sit still beat Russ is also a down home kind of buy Russ loves people and has often said “You learn a lot from traveling and meeting people I guess the most important thing is that people everywhere have a lot in common their joys their dreams their tragedies and their hope for a better tomorrow" Got a News Tip? Call Kate 743-451- 8 Martha Cccila Nieto appeared for Arraignment on charges of Theft a third degree felony Stale filed amended formation in exchange for Guilty plea Court accepted Defendant’s plea of Guilty Court granted Defendant’s quest for immediate sentencing Defendant was sentenced to serve up to five years in the Utah State Prison and was ordered to pay restitution in the amount of Si 475 78 Execution of sentence was stayed and Defendant is placed on probation for 36 months and is ordered to serve one year in the Millard County jail Sentence is to run concurrent with Get what you’ve got in your home No other bank tor (HUMMED0 any other “finan- cial institution" for you‘ e got w hen it w ill you may he able to apply and get approval by telephone — thanks to Valley Bank's Loan by Phone' For information about lend you what comes to home equity You'll get 80rf of your equity maybe 85rr if y ou're lucky On top of that qualify ing for a is y install- ou can probably deduct the Hotline at is (In quick and easy and Salt bike County call place to get it And the only you've got in your home is way with is the best to get Valley Bank's lOtFr Equity Loan interest from your taxes (see a tax adviser to he sure) Qualifying home equity loan So if y ou need money home the only place to get 100rr At an interest rate that heats an ment loan And a and how to qualify call the Home Equity home equity loan can he difficult Valley Bank 1392 Pace 3 of incarceration currently sertcnce being served in Nevada Defendant was remanded to Sheriff s custody for transfer to authnriles in Nevada where she's serving four years for simIar offenses Robert Warren Sicwart Jr appeared for ArTagnment on charges of Theft of a Motor Vehicle a second degree Felony State fltd amended form alicmcharg mg Unlawful Control of a Motor Vehicle a third degree felony Court accepted Defendant's plea of Guilty to amended charges At Defendant's request matter w as continued to August 26lh Matter was referred to Adult Probation ard Parole for investigative report Defendant was remanded to Sheriff's custody John Andrew Dtllagnola did not appear for Arraignment on multiple charges Retail Theft a class B misdemeanor False Information to an Officer a class C misdemeanor Driving on Suspension a class C misdemeanor a class C misdemeanor Speeding Reckless Driving a class C misdemeanor Driving without Headlights Infraction Evading an Officer a third degree Felony Court continued matter to August 2bth Lynn Allen Rushion appeared for Arraignment on charges of Theft a third degree Felony Burglary a second degree felony Case will be assigned to Judge Lynn Davis for setting of trial dale Defendant's bail was continued Kerry Lynn Ivins did not appear for a Review State said Defendant has paid restitution and Court continued matter until August 26lh -- Dennis C Allred did not appear for trial fixing date on charges of Kidnapping a Child a first degree felony Counsel appeared and entered a plea of Not Guilty on behalf of Defendant Jury trial was set for October 26th R’chard Alvin Likes did not appear for a Request for Probation Status Court granted Adult Probation and Parole's request that probation be extended for another 36 months and intensive supervised probation be altered to regular probation Several civil matters were also heard by the Court Judge Cullen Christensen presiding - that matter) in town 6 Fourth District Court Report Chuckwagon dinner ms County SDve'nme' ina: jove"- "c rnem enst to ad tne ma :he eri o't’ie a o'me paop e s and de Aerators be conduced You a’e encocrajefl p and czcte these items you tee' snoo be coe'ea please mat to the Chronicle Progress P 0 Box 243 Dea If a 64624 Ate'1 on Millard Countv Chronicle Marsh to entertain at y Valley Bank VEVSERFD'C all that |