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Show Hodge City Nets SERVING OCTOBER EE 28, 1994 ao WESTERN BEAVER COUNTY SINCE 50 cents. HAPPY HALLOWEEN! News Briefs Board Brown State VOL. IV NO. poo0d 43 Luck, Tigers! layoffs start Friday at noon. Milford vs. Meet The Candidate: The Milford Lady Lions hosted a "Meet The Candidate Night" in Minersville Tuesday evening. In addition to local candidates, 1931 School candidates Neola (incumbent) and Ruth Jackson participated in the event. at Although attendance was good at the open forum, there were no surprise questions or answers. Senior mingled with voters for refreshments, provided by Lady Lions, after the adds a classic touch. and not homeowners, they did not have insurance. In program. Out: Lynn Drops sifting through the ashes, Mclnelly, they found their class rings. The material accumulation Republican candidate for Sheriff, was not available for of their years of marriage comment. However, both Mrs. Mclnelly and Republican Chairperson, has been totally wiped out. "We are just so glad they were here. The patrolman who discovered the fire said Melissa Kanell, reported that MclInelly had taken another job and would not continue in the campaign. John Devastating Fire: and Sherra Carter, with two-year-old Shayla and baby Samantha, traveled to Milford from their home on . the south rim of the Grand Canyon last weekend to be it happened so quickly that they might have been * trapped," Victoria said. Three-year-old Cherstie Hardy was among the first to contact the Carters to offer assistance. She expressed her sadness that Shayla and Samantha had lost their clothes and toys. Cherstie then with their parents, John and . Victoria Carter. They - presented Victoria with a planned a one-day reunion generous share of her own with extended family for the items. deer hunt. and neighbors have offered During their absence, a fire destroyed their home. As caretakers, Citizens: The "survey from last week has Scarecrows and pumpkins are well designed signs of the season. The little black cat - yes, it is real - snuggled on the lap of the scarecrow Candidates Sheriff Candidate the Numerous friends such gifts of kindness to meet the most immediate and fundamental needs. However, without a place to live, and with an uncertain future, the most needed item now is, quite be held on October 28 to 30 simply, cash. Daily living expenses are greatly Changing in Kansas City, Missouri. The conference will deal with such issues as: The 470 North 100 East, Milford, or call 387-2722. Tigers vs Duchesne: will have a reMilford match with Duchesne this Friday. At press time, the stats from last week's game had not been released. The Tigers are still smarting from their only defeat of the season; Duchesne, beware! Rural Development Conference: A conference bringing together scholars and community leaders to _ discuss the changing nature of livestock production will of Livestock Production and Independent Producers; Community Impacts of increased for displaced persons. Those wishing to participate should contact John and Victoria Carter at Structure Livestock - Production; Environmental Regulation of Operations; Livestock Health Effects of Industrialized Livestock Production; Issues; and Anti-trust Land Use Planning Zoning; Impacting Community and State Policy; | Contracting in Livestock Production and Anti-Corporate Farming Laws. There will also be a workshop for media interaction with the community. Thanks to help from Cherr Phelps, Lola Bridge, Charlotte Brown, Jolyn Leko, and some very quiet financial support, determined that the seniors qualify, as a low to medium income group, to apply for a CDBG to enlarge their building. Ron Wunderlich, who will be assisting them with the application, was not available for comment concerning the next step in the process. Fly Over Tax: Superintendent Carl Holm attended a Public Hearing in salt Lake City on October 14 to protest a petition presented by Salt Lake County, which would - change the tax system for air miles over the state. Beaver County currently receives approximately $125,000. per year from the fund. County Attorney Leo Kanell advised Holm of the proposed change earlier this month. Holm then organized all of the other superintendents in the state, — who were also unaware, to attend _— the hearing. Comment period has been extended to November 11. . |
