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Show New System Gives Thursday August 13, 1981 The Salma Sun 11 Instant Records The days of huge ledgers, hours of research and weeks of tax billing are heading for oblivion in Sevier County as the result of a changeover to a computer system which will put all of these, and other county operations, at the fingertips of the computer operator. DeVon Poulson County Clerk-Auditsaid the system is presently serving the clerk, treasurer, recorder and assessor offices with three major areas already programmed. Taxes, payroll and budget are already programmed, and in the near future the treasurers trust account, unattached personal property, fixed assets and retrieval system will soon be programmed. We can see thousands of hours of time saved with the system especially in the preparation of tax notices, Poulson said. He stated that instead of each notice having to be individually-handle- Consolation Winners Glover, Joni Reynolds, Matt Wilson, Todd Nielson, Bruce Ivie, Stanley Simpson, coach and Karl Rasmussen. Not pictured, Brady Edwards, Mike Pickett, McKay Hugentobler, Shauna Beach and Kenny Shepherd, assistant coach. The Sulina Eagles won the consolation title at a baseball tournament. Front, left, Brandon Kiesel, Chuck Roberts, Shane Fordham, Thad Okerlund, Blaine Hardy, John C'hartier, Jason Flora. Back row, Jason Hales, Paul Braithwaite, KennaLee by personnel, all the information will be in the computer, and any changes can be quickly made to the existing information. Not only does the system provide terminal screens, but everything can also be obtained on a printout. This includes all tax notices which will now be printed from the computer and ready for mailing. Eventually, plans call for minutes High In The Air Jamie Williams and Carolyn Madsen are frozen in the air as they bounce the time away on their out of commissioner meetings and court records to be placed in the computer, enabling copies to be easily obtained, and quick access to any records possible. door trampoline. Overcast skies and some rain in the area have helped to cool things down a little bit. WM mu Property descriptions, now located huge record books, will be available by a simple call-u- p procedure, and can be obtained either by alphabet or serial number, greatly assisting personnel in the offices involved. in .... .... .. . , ' V ...x .. k Ik I w 0$ The system is being leased by the county at a cost of approximately $3,000 per month, which includes maintenance. An initial cost of $13,850 for programming got the system in operation. . i v . s Poulson said Sevier is only the seventh county in the state to switch to computers so far, but he expects many others will follow suit. an effort to save money, provide better service and give In counties more common ground in the new system, Sevier County has joined with five other rural counties to form a multi-count- y computer trust group. Mr. .. Poulson is vice chairman of the group, which includes Tooele, Summit, Washington, Carbon and Emery in addition to Sevier. Just Ridin My Trike : iv bicycle. Summer is almost over for area students as school will begin in less than two weeks. Kevin Mickelsen, 10, tires out his large tricycle, while Jason Cowley, 8, rides close behind on his Are Better 4 r M 10.815 million cows in the U.S. would stand side by side in a continuous straight line, it would M Picking the Beans Mrs. Ross Marshall is hidden behind her bean plants. Its harvest time for many area residents as their garden Fire Wood Dont Bury On August 17 and 18 from 9:00 a.m. to 15:30 There is approximately 50 cords of wool available The Trash p.m, the Fishlake National Forest, Richfield Ranger District, Youth Conservation Crops is again offering to senior citizens and the handicapped, one cord each of aspen wood cut in and will be loaded on a first come first serve basis by YCC enrollees. Access to the wood site is quite primitive. Pickups with good tires are recommended. instances, wild Free use wood permits buried garbage; soil eroThis wood is located will be issued at sion also was a problem. above the Gooseberry Gooseberry, or at the A goal for everyone Ranger Station with Richfield Ranger District whod like to preserve the office in Richfield. thru access the outdoors is to leave a CamGooseberry campsite cleaner than For more information found originally. Make pground: YCC personnel will be available to direct call the Richfield Ranger every outing a cleanup people from the main District Office, Mike and pack out garbage to the Stubbs, at Gooseberry Road trip. . . ASi Purchase of Any Old Prescriptions at GUNNISON DRUG f 4 r Until Dec. 31, 1981 3 ? I I ..y. ty i ;. t : Busy Bakers? 896-642- 9. wood site. New or times from along the East Coast to Miami, through Texas to San Diego, to Seattle, along the West Coast, and back to Boston along the Canadian Border. animals or natural occur- An MSHA Approved soon be gone as the end of summer approaches. Its almost time for many kids to return to school. Nicole Stickney, 2, left, and Brandon Stillborn prepare their summer mud pies. Hot oven temperatures may Pre-Employme- Will Begin Rocky Mountai August 17 Mir August .19-2Daily 1 p.m. to nt Mine Training Class Attend tfi in the Noyes Building, Room 115. 1 6 p.m. CLASSES ARE HELD The salt Palace, Salt Lake City; Utah 6:00 - t Over 300 exhibitors from 41 states are presenting their RETURNS TO RICHFIELD!! ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY WttmuUmf. Richfield, Ait - High School Auditorium $4.50 General Admission Tickets Available: (Public ticket sale begins August 12th) PANORAMA ELECTRONICS 10 N. Main, Richfield offer: $1.00 Coupon distance from Boston, The Park or Forest Services no longer permit campers to bury garbage in wilderness areas. In many 3 Vi VTTTTTTW Good for Boston to San Diego. If you stand the 10.815 million cows nose to tail, the line wouls stretch almost twice the road rences were exposing truckjengths. . stretch vegetables become ripe. Autumn and cooler temperatures cant be far away. To Get Free ronpoiM Considering the dairy population - if all -- , , TTTmw -- sTOTTTfci products and services to the mining, construction and energy industries of the Rocky Mountain region. Attend for a firsthand inspection of what's new in the industry. Registration fee is S10.00 per person. You may register at the door. For more information cail the Rocky Mountain Mining Show 10:00 p.m. For Eight Evenings, Running Mon.-Thur- s. for Two Weeks. Tuition 70.00 You May Register The Night Of The Class For More Information, Call: COLLEGE 283-402- 1 - Ext. 391 |