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Show Badge City News PAGE 7 SEPTEMBER 9, 1904 Trees for the Baseball Fields Thirty trees have been planted, in the past two weeks, around the new baseball fields. Lenn and Steven Florence presented the idea to the Milford City Council last month as two separate Eagle Scout projects. The Council approved purchase of the trees, and the boys went to work. Lenn took the south field and Steven the north field. A 75-hour service project that will benefit the community is required to gain Eagle Scout status. ‘Applicants must earn 21 merit badges before they are 18-years-old. Each boy directed his own 15-tree project, and solicited the help necessary to complete the job. Not only was it necessary to plant the trees, a drip system had to be installed. Shaun LaOrange (pictured with Steven) helped with the planting and watering. Until the drip system was operational, a bucket was used to water the young trees. Vincent Cox and Blaine White were also willing helpers. And, Of course, Sam did his share. The Cottonless Cottonwoods are fast growing trees that will provide an abundance of shade. Overcoming The Fear Of The Financial Program, series a _seven-week on financial beginning September 21, 1994 in the Milford City cancellation. While Council Meeting other s waiting council for members, Re-Scheduled for | ‘Mayor Wiseman announced September 12 % Fhe meeting ‘ was . that the Mormon Church buy would. like the city to. lik he a : sacra would be possible to designate an area on the first t b aga The floor where all business Beaver City Civic Center. The workshops will focus on the unique financial problems and challenges women often face. Topics will include basic money management, cash flow, insurance, how to hire a financial professional, getting help with taxes, and the financial aspects for could be transacted in order to satisfy disability widowhood, concems. remarriage. Items on the agenda will remain the same: 1. The entire divorce, separation, © price course which $20.00 includes the ‘workbook, handouts, Spouses may attend free but only one set of printed materials will be given. This program is open to all men and women and will cover information value to all consumers. at Councilman Sower, along with various visitors, She said that preliminary investigation indicates it USU and information. Beaver County Sheriff's Report Aug. 29 - Sept. 4, 1994: *A residential burglary is under investigation —_in * Milford . *Two separate incidents of Criminal Mischief are under investigation in Milford. *A Los Angeles, California, man was arrested and booked into Beaver County Jail on charges of Driving Under Influence of Drugs, Possession of Marijuana, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.’ *Responses. were made to Esk week there will 30 requests for assistance. Of these calls, four were to. © peace, nine to- out — suspicious _ circumstances, persor Adjustments, Building ‘Permits- Re-roof fee. Adrie the : sformed into a city on Board of . of County (438-2252) for applications and more check Vacanta and refreshments. A $10.00 refund will be given to those attending all seven classes. Scholarships are available. Two hours’ of .undergraduate and recredit is . Certification available at an additional keep ‘office and meeting center. of the is Extension Office in Beaver be offered on Wednesday for of Retire Persons (AARP). Contact Women's Information Evenings The programs and materials for the series were developed by the Women's Initiative and Consumers Affairs Section of the American Association Roberts management for women will up Extension Service. cost. Finance showed The workshops are sponsored by the Beaver County Office of Utah State University Cooperative : groups headed by ‘tihined = volunteers. and - 1S agencie S to assist tas Bk other — |
