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Show Beaver County Monitor JANUARY 22, 1998 Tiger Sports (Continued from page 1) Boys Basketball Varsity: Milford played both Panguitch and Piute last week. 6'4"Brady Williams led Tiger scoring in the Panguitch game with 17 points. Craig Wiseman was in the game with 9 points, Kent Sullivan - 8; Craig Barnes - 7; Clayton Williams - 6; and Dustin Whittaker - 5. ce Score: Panguitch 65- Milford 52. The following evening Milford toppled Piute 46-57. Craig Wiseman and Clayton Williams each picked up 13 points. It was 12 points each for Kent Sullivan and Brady Williams. Coach Hoagland cited Sullivan for his outstanding performance in the Piute game. Craig Barnes’ 5 points and 2 from Dustin Whittaker brought the Tigers to victory. JV. Action ' Milford 50 - Piute 43 Craig Barnes - 18; Derek Griffith - 17; Mark Barnes - 11; Derek Carter - 6; Charles Kosmuch 5; Nick Schofield -3; Cody Jimenez -2. Panguitch 59- Milford 42 Craig Barnes -21; Mark Barnes - 8; Charles Kosmuch- 5; Nick schofield- 4; Derek Griffiths 2; Jeep Spaulding - 1; Derek Carter -1. Freshman Milford 62 - Panguitch 40 Josh Smith ; 13; Cody Jimenez - 12; Travis Theime - 9; Josh Hardy - 9; LaDell Bealer - 8; Chad Eckley- 7; Mike Nelson- 4. Milford 50- Piute 43 Mike Nelson - 13; Josh Hardy - 10; Josh Smith- 9; LaDell Bealer - 8; Travis Theime - 4; Cody Jinienez 4; Chad Eckley -2. Editor’s Note: Coach Langston was not available fora Girls Basketball report. We'll try to get it for the next issue. BY THE WAY.......... BOARD MEETING UNAPPROVED MINUTES January 6, 1998 Present: Robert L Strong President, Norman L. Lamb Vice-President, and Board Members Pat Rimpau, Richard L. De Armitt, and Gary T. Brown. Also present were Superintendent Henry E. several are intermediate and advanced. Monthly hrs. in 3 yrs. and must ‘take a written and practical test to recertify: Special drivers from the fire dept. are also available for ambulance service. Veda Cox has served in that capacity many times and will be instructing a class of 120 hrs. in the near future. Those interested contact Veda at 387-2782 or 387-5555 or leave a message. Those that are moved by Pat Rimpau, seconded Our gratitude to each and every one. HOLY CANINE AND do I mean CANINE!!! This morning on my comerI counted 9 dogs gathering around a female in heat. Today was the straw that broke the camels back! !! This tells me that none of the dogs running loose have been neutered or spayed, much less given shots or licensed. I pray that what just happened AGAIN in Salt Lake to a 4 yr. old boy in a playground will not happen here. Then we will be dealing after the fact. Dogs in packs follow a killer instinct and not even an adult would be safe from an encounter. No matter whose pets these dogs are, they are still an animal and cannot be trusted especially in packs. Dogs may have fights but certainly not the fight to run loose and be a potential danger to people in our community. I came from a small town that had this same problem. The situation was handled immediately after an older lady was mauled by two large dogs. Of course no one owned the dogs or wanted to claim then and they were euthanised. I hope that doesn't have to happen here. We must hold the owners of pets responsible for any action they do, Enough said! BY THE WAY..............05. If you spend too much time deciding when to start........... it may be too late to act. /s/ Jewell Dahl for additional comment. citizens, also have their eye on the ballot box as a way to keep on hunting. Elk A Mountain Pyramid site in Beaver County. This is % of the total proposed 160 buildings. Circle Four Groundwater Discharge Permit: According to Fred Pearson, DWQ official, that department is still preparing a response summary to the comments submitted on the permit. “There are technical issues still to be addressed,” he UTAHNS FOR WILDLIFE HERITAGE AND CONSERVATION various individuals from the committee, identified several sites that they would like the board to consider purchasing or securing for future growth. The committee met several times and came up with very good information for the board to consider. In addition the committee visited Minersville Elementary, Belknap Elementary, and Beaver High school to access their short term capital facility needs. After consulting with faculty and staff at these schools, the committee reported their findings. Channel 1" implemented in their schools. | is a multimedia program designed to Utah’s ‘students.-do. well compared with, other states. 9. Superintendent academically reported Jolley on Region County. the At summit legislators, local For One Dollar you can help protect Utah's wildlife and hunting heritage, and at the same time have an opportunity to win a beautiful stainless steel Ruger 300 Winchester Magnum rifle. The objective of the UWHC is to run a campaign that asks Utahns to ratify a state constitutional referendum on the 1998 general election ballot. The legislative referendum will protect Utah's wildlife management process before out-of-state interests eliminate some hunting opportunity, and dismantle Utah's wildlife management systems using ballot initiatives! A constitutional amendment ensures only professionals regulate wildlife. Thanks for your support. district officials and’ state administrators met to discuss possible issues that will be dealt within the upcoming 1998 General Session of the Legislature. 10. After a short discussion of the logistics of starting a breakfast program in the district, it was moved by Norman L. Lamb, seconded by Richard L. De Armitt: and unanimously passed that the Willden. Glitches in a possible policy still need to be to Beaver County Clerk have been completed and about Moving the City Office: Milford City expects to take possession of the old LDS church building later this week. A rough estimate for remodeling stands at about $60,000. This will convert the building into a city office, civic center, and office lease space. The building must be brought to ADA _- standards, _ including restroom changes. . The city owns the building where their office is currently located. An appraisal is will decide whether to sell or lease that building. Mr. Rowley: Mr. Rowley says he is working on a cleanup project at his property south of Milford. He may, however, get the rest of the entire county cleaned up in the process. He has filed complaints of other accumulated junk.....as well as other violations.... with the county and the various cities in the county. County Attorney Leo Kanell has offered a plea agreement, if Rowley will sign a Dennis Miller _ 387-2788 Jeff Wiseman 387-2673: 438-5187 |Mike White NO CLOSING COSTS! HOME LOANS with no closing costs. NOW FOR ¢ PURCHASE COMPETITIVE RATES * REFINANCE ome eke | ov outer Publisher: Kent Smith EQUAL HOUSING Editor: Alice Smith OPPORTUNITY Ad Deadline 3:00 P.M.Tuesday _. ‘THE W. FREDERICK GROUP Subscriptions $35. per year Phone:801-387-2676 Fax:801- (800) 779-0599 ext. #402 Initial application deposit of $350 is required and will be 387-5521 interest rates, and may change without notice. The W. Frederick Group, Inc. a Utah registered mortgage brokerage. * DEBT CONSOLIDATION a criminal Beaver County credited to'you at funding. This offer is subject to current CALL Abeyance, if | get sick and can’t do it,” he said. Low fixed rate loans clean _ agreement makes me 386-2350 1; in to up — by November|, 1998. Rowley says, that at age 70 with diabetes, he is_ not signing. “That kind of an For: More Information Contact: Kevin Willden Plea “agreeing °¢ 450 N. 100 E.¢ P. O. Box 224 « Milford, Utah 84751 worked out and input was solicited from members of the board. 12. Mr. Donald J. Willden presented the latest SAT test scores from district schools. Comparison to state average and expected school ranges was noted. 13. It was moved by Pat Rimpau, seconded by Norman L. Lamb and unanimously passed that Richard L. De Armitt serve on the Risk Management Board. 14, Mr. Donald J. Willden reported on the status of the school library/ media centers and efforts to ensure that these centers have upgraded research and data base retrieval capabilities. 15. In a brief update, Mr. Donald J. Willden informed the board that the district report card was being developed and the publishing of and a ERIE meee eet distribution of this document would happen soon. 16. The board considered whether it is worthwhile to send a representative from their group to the National School Board Convention. It was determined that issues discussed at the National Convention are usually not relevant to the Beaver School District and no representative from the board will be sent. 17. A rough draft of a possible school calendar for the 1998-99 school year was introduced. Board members were invited to study the calendar and give The Se aa SUC input during the development process. Input will also be gathered from principals, teachers, and others. 18. It was moved by Richard L. De Armitt, seconded by Norman L. Lamb and unanimously passed that the board go into closed session. Personnel issues were discussed. It was moved by Pat Rimpau, and seconded by Richard L. De Armitt and unanimously Shanks te Coewyone To: All our many friends and relatives who so very generously gave their time, love and assistance to Sharon and | at the passing of our son Reese. Our hearts were touched by all of the kind assistance and offers of assistance. We are more convinced than ever that the finest people in the world live in Utah and especially here in Beaver County. Thanks does not begin to cover or express the appreciation, love and gratitude which is in our hearts but anyway we say thank you, with love to all. “Griff” & Sharon Griffiths passed that regular session resume. 19. It was moved by Richard L. De Armitt, seconded by Norman L. Lamb and unanimously passed to reorganize the office and give Donald Gal. Windshielg fasher Silvers ake Willden additional duties and expand his contract from 11 months to 12 months with 20 days vacation. Protection 2 G 237 393Fy ae 20. It was moved by Richard L. De Armitt, seconded by Pat Rimpau and unanimously passed that Jana Quantities minutes Department! last. UPer Coupon True Value Sale DM 4 at Minersville Elementary. 21. There being no further business to come before the board; the meeting was adjourned at 6:38 p.m. These Tinea See back¢, f @xpiration Cover date, . ae |’ Carter be appointed as a part-time elemetary teacher will be presented for approval at the next regularly scheduled meeting. Until such time, they are considered unofficial. Paul $1.2 million in interim warrants issued. He said the county has been reimbursed for the earlier $6,700 computer — software investment. Barton said bonds have not yet been issued, and he does not know exactly what the procedure is for county signature and involvement. criminal 15 school Special underway, following which they when Summit held last month at Ruby’s inn in Garfield Meadows Barton, road and water projects passed that regular session resume. 6. The East Side Planning Committee, made up of have “Channel permit go back before the public insuring that such restrictions must be approved in referendum by a two-thirds majority of the voters. Richard L. De Armitt and unanimously passed that 7. It was moved by Richard L. De Armitt, seconded by Gary T. Brown and unanimously passed that both Beaver and Milford High Schools be authorized to nothing Improvement District: According the board go into closed session. Personnel issues were discussed. It was moved by Pat Rimpau, and seconded by Richard L. De Armitt and unanimously Board President, Robert L. Strong thanked the committee for their time and for a job well done. probably Bill, sponsored by Senator Leonard Blackham, is reportedly for the purpose of by officers are- ELAINE. CRAW- PRES.- JANAE ~ discussion of the breakfast program be tabled until DAVIS- VICE PRES.- JACQUELINE BROOKS next board meeting. SEC'Y - EILEEN CRAW - TREAS. Everyone 11. Discussion of the development of a district work based learning policy was led by Mr. Donald J. involved with E.M. S. has donated many hrs. Dr. Spaulding, Dr Synmond and wife and Mary Wiseman will be assisting and donating their time. issued....but major that would require that the to help troubled youth with behavior problems and other at risk characteristics. 5. It was said he be technical banning bear and cougar hunting and trapping, may be met with a formidable force. Utahns for Wildlife Heritage and Conservation (UWHC), a grassroots coalition of hunters, anglers, ranchers, farmers, business. interests and Utah County Planning & Zoning Board Wednesday, January 21, (Although this issue of the Monitor is dated January 22, it is actually printed before the P & Z meeting.) for a CUP to place (40) 2000 head finishing buildings at the Blue skills and consumer counseling, this program seeks may changes in the permit when it is by Norman L. Lamb and unanimously passed that the minutes be approved. 3./It was moved by Gary T. Brown, seconded by Norman L. Lamb and unanimously that the bills be 4. Mr. Destry Maycock reported on the activities of a program called “Project Success”. In addition to helping local adults with such things as parenting there Wildlife goes to the ballot: Anti-hunting groups, trying to push ballot initiatives Editor’s Note: We apologize for the sketchy report..,..South Central's Internet server is still down...as of press time. Watch the Monitor for the Bill number next week...or contact one of the individuals listed in the ad on page 2 for more information. Circle Four Conditional Use Permit: The company is applying to the Beaver approved. At this point he expects Jolley, Assistant Superintendent Donald J. Willden, and Business Manager Robert D. Peterson. 1. The meeting was called to order at 3:08 p.m. by Board President, Robert L. Strong. 2. It was moved by Richard L. De Armitt, seconded Our E. M. T's are some of our most inform youth of current events and other topics of important people where safety and lives are interest. 8. In a brief report to the board, Superintendent concerned. The E. E.M,T.s. covers the Milford and Minersville area, the pass road to Cedar City Jolley related the education paradox in our state that is being discussed by legislators, administrators, and and Hi- Way 21 east to the reservoir. To the north policy makers. The paradox is this, Utah has the they cover to the line plant and almost to Baker on lowest per-pupil expenditure in the nation and at the the west. In certain cases they will meet the same time there is a healthy effort by tax payers to Garrison ambulance and return to Milford. At one. find public education. This paradox is a result of _ time 35 people were involved however, now 20 are Utah’s large school aged population. And yet despite certified in E.M.T. All have‘ basic training and — low per-pupil expenditures and large class sizes, training and special seminars and courses are offered by instructors, All E.M.T. must have 60 said. Week In Review BEAVER COUNTY SCHOOL _ PAGE 2 re Milford True Value Hardwa 387-2496 560 North Main A & F Enterprises |