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Show Health Clinic proposed for Bluff Center Grazing workshop Utah Navajo Health in June in Price by Tsonja Sampson THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday, April 12, 2000 - Page 2 tfluff Service District notes by Tsonja Sampson Wednesday April 12 Monticcllo and Blanding city councils meet in their respective city offices, 7 pm. Monday April 17 D San Juan County commission meeting, 10 am, courthouse. The Bluff Service Area Board of Trustees met on April 4. At the meeting, they: accepted the resignation of Position Lyman Grover. available will be posted for 15 days. The new trustee vill be appointed on May 2, 2000. Anyone interested in applying needs to submit their letter of interest to Chairman Reed Sampson by 5 pm on April 28; combined the Secondary and Waste Water committees. Gene Gruette was appointed of the Secondary Waste Water Committee. Co-Chairm- an Tuesday April 18 H School board meet at Monticcllo High School, 2 p.m. approved community center rental fees of: $50 for fundraising events and $15 for events. Both require a $50 cleaning deposit. non-prof- it Wednesday April 19 Monticcllo Airport Committee meeting, 8 pm, city office. Donna Singer and Dr. Val Jones, who work at the Montezuma Creek Clinic, approached the Bluff Service Area Board on April 4 about using a small room in the Bluff Community Center as a small clinic to, said Singer, serve Systems, which operates the Montezma Creek Clinic, will provide an exam table and all medical supplies necessary to conduct a satellite clinic. The Bluff Clinic will prefer reservations, but they will Residents will the community as a also be able to get their convenient and beneficial prescriptions filled with early notice to the clinic staff. manner to area residents. The Bluff Service Board is Singer added, Many of the potential clients of the Bluff looking into possible rental Clinic are area seniors who fees for the room UNHS will utilize the Senior Center and be using. Bluff Service Board do not have transportation to members were greatly in favor the Montezuma Creek of the facility. The only concerns that arose were the Community Health Center. With interests directed at community center recreation the seniors of Bluff, Donna renovations that are supposed Singer assured Bluff Board to take place later in the year. members that anyone will be Donna Singer replied, I think able to be seen at the Bluff we have gotten pretty used to Facility. Clinic hours are working around renovations. For more information proposed for Tuesday or Thursday between the hours contact Donna Singer at (435) of 11 am and 2 pm. take 651-329- walk-in- s. Local, county, state and federal agencies have been working together to bring our local ranchers and farmers a Managed Intensive Rotational Grazing Workshop. If there is a workshop to attend this is it! Renowned forage expert Jim Gerrish will be the guest presenter. The workshop will be June 28 and 29 in Price. It will start at 10 a.m. on June 28 and 8 a.m. on June 29, and will end at 6 p.m. both days. The cost is $20 per person. The deadline to register is May 18. Send check or money order with your name(s), address and phone number to, UACD Zone 7, Attn:Jim Gerrish workshop, P.O. Box 1287, Huntington, UT 84528 The workshop is limited to 60 people. Call the local Soil Conservation District, USU extension agent or Natural 1. Conservation Resource Service for more details. Commission brief by Anna Adair At the April 10 meeting of the San Juan County SHAKE SHACK NIZHONI BRIDGES presents Robin Mayforth Com- mission, Commissioners: heard a request from the San Juan Central Recreation Board to participate in repairs that are necessary in order for the Blanding Swimming Pool to open this summer. Health Inspector Rick Meyers reports that the pool can not open unless repairs, valued at $20,000, are made. Commissioners said that they have no funds to allocate for the current year, but would consider a loan to the district to ensure the opening of the pool. They suggested contacting the City of Blanding to discuss participation in the project before returning to the for Commission final approval; accepted the Substance Abuse Area Plan for fiscal year 2001 as presented by Dan Rogers. The plan is required in order to continue the county contract with the State of Utah and describes the money that is spent on substance abuse programs in the county; heard of a $23,000 refund to the county from the Utah Public Retirement Fund for payments made to the long term disability fund; heard about an upcoming meeting to discuss proposals and ideas for an expanded visitors center; heard a report that a policy about the maintenance of trails in the county will be ready in the next few weeks for the Commissions approval; approved building permits for Phillip Glaze for a residence at Wilson Arch, Randall Pemberton for a home near Blanding, William Duran and Ivor Bradshaw for homes in La Sal, and Chance Shum-wa- y for a home on Dude Ranch Road; and approved the hire of Benjamin Smith as road laborer, and Malva Jones and Ruby Rogers in the visitors center. 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