Show Pace 10 Millard County Chronicle Progress August 6 i—FILLMORE 1992 Angie Green Lucille Sondrup from Temp AZ took her sister and husband Ray and Gwen Row ley to the Jordan Temple on July 0 to w itness the sealing of Alexandria to parents David and Cathlecn Rowley Mary Lynn Done David and Cassie Rowley brought Ray back to Fillmore Lucille and Gwen joined a 3rd sister Maxine Ruoho of West Valley to drive to Akclcy Minnesota to visit their brother Robert Briggs on his timber ranch They were gone 0 day s and some of the places visited were the headquarters of the Mississippi River in Itasca State Park Ml Rushmore and the Badlands of South Dakota Winners and participants in the Raingutter Regatta are: Wolf 1st Scott Nixon 2nd Taylor Jackson 3rd Cohn Jackson: Bears 1st Doug Heward 2nd Greg Wade Webelos 1st Thomas Iverson 2nd Blake Stevens 3rd Chad Bailey "‘A fy HOLDEN Cherryl Wood Elder Jason North son of Celine and Dean North will report his mission to the Philippines on Sun Aug 9 in the Holden Ward at 1:50 am Tonya Strong daughter of Dawn Strong will marry Scott Jesicnouski of Salt Lake on Sat Aug 8 A reception will be held that evening at the Strong residence at 315 North Main St in Holden Everyone is invited to attend Janet and Lewis Monscn had all of their children home last weekend for a family reunion Robert and Theresa and family Bryce and Sharlcnc and family Gary and Maylcnc and baby son Julie Ly nn Syddall and family Jadalyn Rick Bennett and family Chris Monsen and 4-- H youth capture top awards 4 H youth representing Millard County walked away with six teen blue ribbons at slate 4 H contests held at Utah State University in Logan Two of ihe young participants will rep resent ihe county in national contests As a team Lisa Ramhurst DeAnn Mitchell Heather Nicholls and Hollie Phillips received 2nd place ranking in the horse bowl Emily Draper was awarded 2nd place and is national trip alternate in the Fgg Preparation demonstration 2nd place was Another awarded to Shelly Nixon for her whistling routine in the variety section of the talent contest Monica Kelly received a blue ribbon in Livcvuxk Judging par with Amber Davies and ticipaling Nathan Stefanoff in the judging Melissa Lyman ranked among the of 52 contestants who compete J top ten in the Style Dress Review She received a blue ribbon and special recognition for the most creative clothing article The team of Rrady Carter Jamie Stanworlh Jeff Stanworih and Mike Wankier took 1st place in rifle shooting with Mike Wankicr named as high point shooter in rifle shooting That same team ranked 2nd all around shooting sports and 3rd Each of in Nth archery and shotguns the team members received individual blue ribbons Alan Barkdull Lucy Barkdull Thane Bennett and Brett Bunker also participated m shixiting sports from which Brett Bunker ceived a blue ribbon Lisa Ramhurst Sara Daughters Reth Hulin and Heather Nicholls competed in horse judging Thane Bennett received a S75 dollar savings bond and a plaque for first place in the Gasironomi-ca- l Jeopardy contest Nicole Nixon was aw arded a blue ribbon for her ake deco rating demonstration and Emily Draper received a blue ribbon for the Decision Dilemma contest Beth Hulin will compete in the National Horse Demonstration contest at Western Round up in Denver for her f rst place win in the Horse Demonstration Alternates for the trip were Lisa and Heather Nicholls also from Millard County Hollie Phillips also received a blue ribbon in the Horse Demonstration contest For her outstanding record book Emily Draper receives a tip to the Congress in Chicago These successful contestants have been supported by the County and were chaperoned Commissioners by Connie Bennett Stephanie Bennett Nan Bunker Rex Ann Parkinson Stanworth Jim Stevens and Dave Wankicr NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE The Millard County has proposed to increase in its property tax revenue from $6512861 to $7403797 or 137 and to increase its total budget from $10599212 to $15135004 or 4279 The proposed increase in property tax revenues will come from the following sources: (a) $686287 of the proposed increase will come from an increase in the property tax rate from 002566 to 003107 and (b) $204649 of the proposed increase will come from natural increases in the value of the tax base due to new growth A home valued at $75000 in Millard County which based on last year's property tax rate and budget paid $12844 in property taxes would pay the following: (1) $13914 if Millard County does not budget an increase in property tax revenue exclusive of new growth and (2) $15607 if the proposed increase in proposed property tax revenues exclusive of new growth is adopted concerned citizens are invited to a public to on tax on August increase the held be hearing 10 1992 at 2:00 PM at 50 South Main Fillmore Utah (The County Courthouse) The increase from $12844 to $13914 is primarily due to a partial exemption granted to IPP All family Visiting Ellen Stevens last week were her daughter Colleen and children of Arizona Mrs Wesley Stephenson returned Tuesday evening from spending a few days in Colorado Springs They went especially for the reunion of Faye’s mother’s family on Saturday and her aunt’s 88th birthday party on Monday They were able to spend one night w ith each of the three cousins in the area and enjoyed visits with their families Bobbie Wood Tonya Strong and Lon Stevens were among the 40 Forest Service firefighters who spent a day up Holden Canyon above Maple Hollow putting out the forest fire last week JoAnn Larsen wife of John Larsen had the misfortune of breaking her ankle when she slid to first base during a ball game recently She will be wearing a cast for six weeks Cherry l Wood enjoyed visiting with her high school classmates Betty (Bushnell) Prescott of Las Vegas on Monday Betty and Cherryl were also roommates at BYU 30 years ago Winners and participants in the Physical Fitness are: Wolf 1st Scott Nixon 2nd Brandon Waters 3rd Taylor Jackson Jesse Undo Clint Aguiar Steve Warner Bear 1st Doug Heward 2nd Matt Holt 3rd Dusty Robins Sam Rowley Webelos 1st Chad Bailey 2nd Thomas Iverson 3rd Zach Jenkins and Blake Stevens Cub Scout Fun Day The boys competed in the The Millard District Cub Scout Fun Day was July Raingutter Regatta and in Physical Fitness Not all of the Packs in our District sent Fun Day participants For those boys that came the competition was fun and we hope to have more competitors for next yars Cub Scout Fun Day 4H news 5c On July 27 we had our last has made fruit and vegetable dip been really fun this year and we learned a lot from it We had a very good leader and we arc glad she taught us We're looking forw ard to next year The Five Silly Chefs of Utah Leamington Neilven news Our 4 H class met July 20 at the home of our leader We made snicker dixidles and peanut butter cookies Melissa and Angela were present We each got to do one batch of cookies Next week we will make vegetable nibbles also fruit ones We will fill out our review for the records also This will be our last class for this summer Reporter: Angela Neilven NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE The Millard County School District has proposed to increase its property tax revenue from $16188240 to $16723530 or 33 and to DECREASE its total budget from $23787346 to $20542277 or 1364 The proposed increase in property tax revenues will come from the following sources: (a) $28759 of the proposed increase will come from an increase in the property tax rate from 006378 to 0006978 and (b) $506531 of the proposed increase will come from natural increases in the value of the tax base due to NEW GROWTH A home valued at $75000 in MILLARD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT which based on last year's property tax rate and budget paid $31925 in property taxes would pay the following: $33891 if MILLARD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT does not budget an increase in property tax revenue exclusive of new growth and (2) $36051 if the proposed increase in proposed property tax revenues exclusive of new growth is adopted All concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on AUGUST 1 2 1 992 at 4:00 PM at 1 60 WEST MAIN DELTA UTAH 84624 (1) NOTE: INCREASE FROM $31 925 TO $33891 IS PRIMARILY DUE TO A PARTIAL EXEMPTION GRANTED TO IPP i |