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Show Budge City Nets DECEMBER 30, 1994 PAGE 4 property damage. *Two animal emergencies ‘were handled. responses _ *Twenty-four were made to request for assistance. agencies. *Twenty-seven traffic stops were made by the Sheriff's Department with citations issued. . Hot Roll Milk . Wednesday, January 4 Chili Coleslaw Hot Roll Pears Thursday, January 5 Pork Noodles Hot Roll Applesauce Friday, January 6 Sausage Gravy Scrambled Eggs Fresh Orange Juice Milk In the Child Nutrition Program. the grounds Beaver County Sheriff's Report December 19-25, 1994 *A Beaver man was arrested by the Sheriff's Department booked \e 3 | | | fe expires Union -contract Gal, he fo announce the marriage of Di x te = a a sen their daughter sen S; ee Val ables foe) Welad Dads Bodden _ on Sriday, the sixth day on ganuary Wcatiarbuundoed and windy fas lo be sealed for time'and all eternity — Bathe Ste George LDS Dna Yu are invited to sharein their happines at a reception held in their honor Sridhigs Panwary sixth Saturday, January Viet: 7:00 fo 9:00 p.m. ho 1706 9,00 pam Melford LD.S. Church Whbea of the San Kefacl Wilford, Utah Cal Dal, Wed” Engineers Locomotive officially December members 31. are requesting an annual 15 percent raise and increased Since some shifts are often 12-hours long, engineers are also demanding a meal period on the job. into jail on charges of spouse abuse. *A Reno, Nevada, man was arrested by the Sheriff's Department and booked into jail on charges of Theft following a complaint from Burger King. *Utah Highway Patrol arrested a Las Vegas man on charges of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol, Driving on Revocation, Speeding, Crossing the Center Line. He was booked into Beaver County Jail. -*Two Traffic accidents were handled by the Sheriff's Department during the week, each involving only Pacific Union of race, color. national origin, sex, age, or handicap, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination. If you believe you have been discriminated against because of race. color, national origin, sex, age, or handicap, write immediately to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. 20250.- and Briefs the workplace. Hot Biscuit shall.on 20 Gee: af elimination benefits. holid unpaid miles, paid ays, and leave personal mandatory time away from Cake Milk person are pleased Ku 4 (continued from page 1) The Brotherhood of labor Milk a and eight to assist other Tuesday, January 3 Whipped Potatoes w/ Hamburger Gravy Green Beans no Of these calls, two were to keep the peace, nine to check out suspicious persons or circumstances, MILFORD SCHOOL LUNCH Peaches Justus engineers would like to negotiate their next threeyear contract with their of instead company engaging in industry-wide bargaining. Union members are bargaining for a_ better future. They don't want their children to be the first | generation in recent history to make less in wages than their parents. LPN Course: John Gledhill, Milford Valley Hospital Administrator, is serious about getting an LPN Course started locally. So serious, in fact, that he has volunteered to teach Microbiology, one of the pre-requisite classes. Dr. Spaulding will be teaching Anatomy, the other class offered this quarter. Other pre-requisites include Physiology and Computer. Classes start January 3. Deputy Treasurer: Start The New Year Right — With Gas ¢» Goodies From Milford Chevron Darlene Kia has accepted the position Treasurer of for Deputy Beaver County. She will be sworn in January 3, 1995. 402 Sak Wain mh Yord 801-387-5566 |
