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Show V ,1 I Thursday. July 21 1983 Uintah Basin Standcsd Zoning Continued from page i r residential (housing) zones. That way it Is not such an abrupt change. ..The County zoning committee is made up of realtors, city councilman, ai represent tlves. "Zoning is said Wood. The committee will attempt to take all sides into consideration before the final ordinance is drafted. Most aoning changes are made on an individual basis. Wood said if anyone is interested in a aoning change they ought to preoent a plan to the engineers who will look it .ever and lit it to the planning commission, will in turn give it to county commissioners for final .approval. The idea behind County aoning legislation is to protect everyone concerned; to agree upon what ia most beneficial for the entire County. "Just ask, said Wood, "if ifs a worthy cause you'll receive a zone change," Wood encourages all those interested, in the aoning revision tov present their concerns to the office. ."It Is best to have pubUe input before final decisions are made. Wood again emphasised that changes will be minor, to make the subdivision and aoning ordinances more orderly and concise." He said there would be revisions. 1 ' , . decisions on." County engineers win present the msster plsn to the planning eommie-shJuly 20. All those interested In seeing it nuy stop in st the office snytime, he said. An informs! hearing on soiling changes will be held August 8 and outside input is welcome. m ' In updating zoning laws, Wood said, the office will attempt to make soiling ordinances consistent with State Health Department requirements. "We need to devise s uniform system tied to" health standards," he said. Citing the ' placement of sewer, water and wells as some of the considerations. Another consideration in aoning ia to create a buffer between residential and industrial zones. Idealistidy, there should be s smooth transition from, industry to agriculture, Wood said. Buffering prevents the inconvenience of having a slaughter house go up near someones' back yard." An example of a buffer is a multiple living unit (apartments) being built between zones and business (commercial) , . accident police said. Palmer's body has not yet been' Teenager ' - drowns in local lake A vacationing Alpine youth drown when his boat capsized in Moon Lake last week. Paul Palmer, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Palmer, Alpine, drown Tuesday, July 12, while he and a friend, John Shepherd, 16, also of Alpine, ware boating in Moon Lake their two-ma- n h of a kyack tipped over about mile off shore. Neither boys was wearing a life jacket, official! said, and Palmer did not know how to swim. According to . . , one-fourt- reports. Shepherd attempted to save his friend, but could not It was a good 20 minute swim for Shepherd before ho could make it to shore to report the found, though a search, organized by Smiley Denver of the County Search and Resaw Team, was conducted the morning alter the drowning which occurred about 9:00 an. Late night conditions and tho cold tempertnre of the lake hampered attempts to recover the body that evening. Divers went down shout 85 feet but were unable to see aaythinz; and sonar equipment charted the lake to bo approximately " .. IK feet deep. Jim Gross, of Gross International, conducted tho sonar charting and will check to see if it is fesaibis to have more divers search for the boys body. The Palmer's and Shipherfs were vacationing with a ayoup of relatives at Moon Lake when the incident oceured. home, owned by Willis Kellum, was gutted by fire shortly after noon Monday, July 1 8. Firemen from Preschool 31 . AN Moby pm Bfirf m .ia Straat - Duchetna' H Meat ; ms HAMS...... . HALFHAMS........ Top Sirloin, lb. STEAK f STEAK IGA Reg. or thick slced b. BACON IGA 12 oz. 3 varieties, b. Clover Club 8 oz. BBQ " I4 V LUNCHMEAT or Sour Cream POTATO CHIPS.... IGA 8 pk. Hamburger Hotdog BUNS - W A pk. Wonder Hamburger Hotdog BUNS. lb. 299 .... 12 gal - ICE CREAM .12 oz. Cans, 6 pk. R.C. COLA PRODUCTS H MJB 3 lb. COFFEE tlM - PROPUCE 23 CANTALOUPE. Large Slicing, to. . ,l CORN IGA 16 oz. Cut GREEN BEANS..... Dixie lOO ct. : .. PAPER PLATES....... Dote 20 oz. ....99 . 79 PINEAPPLE.... Golden Grain 30 oz. AA, MACARONI ) The Annual Boy Scout Pioneer Breakfast will be held Saturday, July 23, at 7:00 a.m. at the Roosevelt City Park. Everyone is invited for a hot cake, sausage, and egg breakfast. The primary parade will be held at 9:00 a.m. with the demolition derby at 11:30 a.m. The public ia encouraged to attend to help support the Boy Scouts in the area. . .. I " NEWS Ida Horrocks ' ' , 6 i or'- - C" Mi. rvflwo-noi- ) LDS HoepitaL A baby boy was born July 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dunamore at the Heber Valley hoepitaL He weighed 7 Iba. 11 os. o A baby boy was born July 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bleazard at the Duchesne County HoepitaL The bridgeland ward Relief Society Presidency was released Sunday in Sacrament meeting. The 'out going officers were, Edythe Marett, president Diane Millett and Nancy Gilbert counselors. Sustained were Nancy NEW PAINT JOB The picnic IGA16oz. PORK N' BEANS Minute Maid Powdered 8 qt. pkg. FRUIT DRINK MIX. . Minute Maid Frozen ... 12 oz. ........ LEMONADE:.. Swanson's Plump N Juicy 2 b. CHICKEN.... b Blue Bonnet, MARGARINE..., 1 ..............3 . - .........09 2 ...289 UPPLYLIMiTDTQH5uANT1iSl5, 1st counselor, Helen Merkley 2nd counselor and Alice HaUaday, secretary, Fred Evans was released aa scout master. Duane Galloway was sustained scout master, Ann Galloway sustained as nursery leader. Speakers in Saerament making were Julie Evans, youth speaker, Fred Evans, Terry HaUaday and Billie Peatroas. e Weekend visitors at the Frank Murphys were Mr. and Mra. Robert Murphy, Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. David Whitky and baby, Clearfield. The group attended the 60th wedding anniversary of Mrs. Robert .Murphys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey MeConkie, July 9. e A Lusty family' reunion was held July 8 and 9 at the Lusty farm in Arradia. There were 18 families represented. Highlights were a gram, a bazaar and losts of visit Those attending were Dr. and Mrs. David Grigsby, (Mary Ellen) and six daughters, Oneida, Tennessee; Mr. and Mra. Greg Lusty, Yakima, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Grant Peel, Rangely; Mrs. Barbara Gilbert, Othello, Wash.; Hugh Evans family, Laird Evans family, Baird Evans family, WQford Evans family, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lusty, Mr. and lfra. Tom Spencer, all Salt Lake; Boyd Hutchinson, Provo and several families from the surrounding Basin " tables at the Regional Park in Roosevelt received a face lift this . past week as members of the Roosevelt FFA Chapter donated their time to the project. Kristina Harrison, Ryan Winn, and Kirk Wood are pictured. Mr. AB Wood said the work was done through the "Building Our American Communities" program. He said they try to do something for the community. Roosevelt City provided the materials and FFA provided the labor. ROOSEVELT AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL - ........39 TOMATOES , James and Ruth Hamblin, Robert picked up son Steve from school in Provo and went to Lagoon for the western area dairy day celebration Wednesday. Janet and Julie breakfast 4' Gilbert president Paulette Peatross, ' IGA BREAD IGA Woodward and Alisa, Lyn and Leanna Mecham, Ruth and Myron Hasten, Bishop Dennis and Hazel Jensen. Buddy Gibson and Shane Anderson. year. pioneer . New York. lb. 12 Carolyn Boy Scout 1 IGA, to. ; Chell and overnight in Salt Lake and attended the parade Satuday. Elder Woodwards testimonial will be July 24 in the Seventh ward sacrament meeting, e Attention to ail former and present residents of the Montwell area, the annual reunion is in the planning stages for September 8 st the Ivy Powell Park. Please help advertise. Arlene Calder and family Vernal and Connell Parry, family, Orem, are in charge this w'iH .ti&IsjwM e. Mrs. Christina Nation returned last 1 week after visiting with relatives, Mrs. Rachel Martin, St Anthony, Ida., Mrs. ' Mary Rhodehouae, Marland, Ida., and her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. David Marx, Hyde Park, e July 4 family members, Mrs. Phebe Giles and Mr. and Mra. Guy Giles, the ' Ed Scott family, Salt Lake and the Bowels family, Sandy, celebrated up at the Defas ranch In Hanna. e Mrs. Mark Bleazard returned this week after having major surgery at the . IGA, lb. WHOLE Hamblin, Roosevelt responded to the call. ARCADIA lundsyt aRBy . V Dean and Mb y A ' ,t.Trt.Mqln Elder Kevin Woodward received ha mission call to Demobee, Iowa. The following family and friends went to Salt Lake Temple for hi endowments. -- OpmtUtMk I0a.ni im.i NEWS Nolo Nelson how to preschool with yourself and your friends rotating aa teachers will be held Thursday, July 'J 21, at 7:80 p.m. at the Moon 'Lake .. Electric Building in Roosevelt. Julia Corry, Roosevelt, will conduct the meeting and will play a tape by Richard and Linda Eyre, authors of the on book, "Teaching Children Joy, which the program ia baaed. A second program on supplementing elementary eduaction inthe home will also be discussed. Myton They picked up Denny Jensen on bis return from Canada; They stayed MONTWELL meeting scheduled ITEMS 722-51- This Myton FIREI PHONE NEWS rWd intuokty m 3 The Gilbert family reunion was held Friday and Saturday July 15 and 16 at Moon Lake campground, with Glenn and Lula Gilbert, Othello; Wash., in charge, there were 180 relatives - present. e Mrs. Evelyn Mullins and two daughters of Twin Falla, Ida., wore guests of the Clark Lustys Saturday. 0 Speakers in Sacrament Meeting Sunday were; Gene Burt and Jimmy Brothkaon of the Stake High Goundl e Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mussleman (Jean) and two boys, Billings, Mont., visited with her parents, the Walt Redmond's last week. Pam Redmond, Park City, waa also a visitor of her parents. S' AUGUST 12, 13 ROOSEVELT, UTAH FRIDAY. EVENINGS: MIDNIGHT 7:00 P.M. Peewee Pickers - KNEU Banjo Wild West Cloggers Oqulrrh Ridge Drifters Wild What Cloggers SATURDAY EVENING 7:00 P.M. - MIDNIGHT SATURDAY AFTERNOON 1:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. Peewee Pickers and Fiddle Pickin' Contest (200.00 Purse) Wild West Cloggers Bunch Grass Bluegrass Workshop and Open Stage Impromptus Bunch Grass 5:00 P.M. BAR-B-QU- Wild West Oquirrh Ridge Drifters E Lyman Keeling and his Tennessee Fiddle Lyman Keeling and his Tennessee Fiddle FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO ORDER TICKETS WRITE: - Bluegrass '83 . - P.O. Boa 1417 Roosevelt, Utah 84066 OR CALL: 8 (801) 722-459- PLACE: Cloggers REGIONAL PARK, AT 10 WEST AND LAGOON DOGS: On leash and UNDER control . . |