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Show upty i) PANGUITCH • PANGUITCH LAKE • HATCH • BRYCE • TROPIC • ANTIMONY • HENRIEVILLE • CANNONVILLE • ESCALANTE • BOULDER Thursday, March 18, 2010 • Issue # 260 THE 5 O'CLOCK SHADOW ROOST OF '49 GARFIELD COUNTY FAIR PHS FCCLA LEAPING INTO LITERACY BOOK DRIVE A HUGE SUCCESS Cassie Lyman The Garfield County Fair will be on a different week this year. The dates are August 18-21, 2010. It may sound like a long ways away but the way this year has been flying by it is just around the corner. In fact our Fair is 5 month away to the day! Have you started your project for our fair? Are you planning on entering your project into the General Fair (adult/youth one division)? Are you a 3rd-12th graders that is interested in having For many years one of the major events in Panguitch was 49's Days, the celebration your project in the 4-H dimeaning "1849" in commemoration of the California Gold Rush, and, coincidentally vision, if you are you need this photo was taken a hundred years later in "1949". Part of the celebration included a to be enrolled in your 4-H beard growing contest when anyone who could grow a beard was encouraged to do so, project area before June 1st! "encouraged" meaning non-compliance would get you locked in the jailhouse and having (4-H enrollment after June your picture taken. The photo was taken in front of Panguitch Drug by either Earl or 1st will cause 4-H project Monte Marshall. How many of these potential felons you can identify without looking to be exhibited in the General Fair Division. Enrollat the names below? Here are the names of the individuals in this picture from August 1949. Frank Daly, ment form can be found Fred "Sog" Seaman, Jim Crawford, Legrand Farnsworth, Bill Bruhn, Duff Wilcock, Har- online @ www.garfield4-h. ry Delong, Harold Guymon, Tom Lambert, Emil Norton, Obie Schow, Dell Dickinson, org under Resources / 4-H Forms) There are many catIra Clark. egories for Fair exhibits and there is sure to be a category that showcases your talents, skills and abilities. Be sure to put something in our Fair this year and plan to attend and support those who are willing to exhibit their talents. REAL ETHICS NOW! Help us raise money for a Playground at the Basketball Complex! Come and join the Fun! WHAT IS UTAHNS FOR ETHICAL GOVERNMENT? Utahns for Ethical Government is a group of Republicans, Democrats, Independents, and unaffiliated voters who have prepared an initiative for placement on the November 2010 general election ballot. The initiative would establish an Independent Ethics Cornmission and a strict code of ethical conduct for the Utah Legislature. Among our supporters are former Governor Olene Walker and 39 former legislators from both major political parties. See our supporters link for more information. Legislators work for and are accountable to us, the voters, not the other way around, and the legislature has not been responsive to the public's desire for real ethics reform. Signing our initiative petition is a way to show the Legislature that voters care about leg- WEATHER f ----, THURSDAY RAIN / SNOW SHOWERS HIGH: 49 LOW: 25 FRIDAY 7- •-•.—....--, HIGH: 45 LOW: 21 RAIN / SNOW SHOWERS SATURDAY MOSTLY SUNNY HIGH: 51 LOW: 23 SUNDAY MOSTLY SUNNY ,‹t MOSTLY SUNNY 1000 Full Color HIGH: 50 LOW: 28 BUSINESS CARDS SPECIAL! MONDAY HIGH: 49 LOW: 26 TUESDAY MOSTLY SUNNY 0 SUNNY Member of: or Utah Press HIGH: 47 LOW: 26 WEDNESDAY HIGH: 49 LOW: 25 ***** IFPA. INDEPENDENT Plitt PAPERS OF AMERICA islators' integrity and ethical behavior. We need 95,000 signatures of legal voters to ensure that our ethics initiative is on the November ballot. Please be sure to sign, either on-line or by signing our paper petition. For more information about the petition, you can visit www. utahnsforethicalgovernment.org . Let's bring the moral integrity back into our government. ac_ ~wu U•n • •tig IYI 11Ama Only - $75 Design Included Call 676-2621 PHS FCCLA chapter members lead by Jaylee Breinholt, Katelyn Peterson, and Avery Veater organized The Leaping Into Literacy Book Drive to gather books for the Garfield County Clinics and local Utah State Health Department. The books will be given to young children after visiting the doctor or the health department for health concerns or immunizations. This project was designed to promote literacy across Garfield County. Realizing how important it is to have books in the homes of young children, the chapter organized the book drive and knew that the clinics and health department would be great places to reach children of all ages. The PHS FCCLA chapter would like to thank the generous businesses and community members of Panguitch for their numerous book donations. Because of the kindness of the people of Panguitch and FCCLA chapter members, the Leaping Into Literacy Book Drive was a huge success. We were able to gather and donate almost 900 books to the children of Garfield County. As a chapter we would like to especially thank Joe's Main Street Market, Leland's Chevron, Zion's Bank, Heather Allen, A-OK Tree Service, Subway, Panguitch Drug, Matt and Genny Houston, Frito Lay , and Liz Unselt for your generous money donations and the support of our project. Friday, March 26, 2010 Panguitch High School Gym Any questions call Paula Palmer 691-4913. ELK TESTS POSITIVE FOR CWD Samples from big game animals taken this past hunting season turned up something never seen in Utah before—an elk with chronic wasting disease. The cow elk—along with five buck deer—tested positive for CWD. The six animals were taken on units in Utah where CWD has been found in past years. CWD was not found in any new areas in Utah this past fall. "Chronic wasting disease is most prevalent in deer, but sometimes elk and even moose get it," says Leslie McFarlane, wildlife disease coordinator for the Division of Wildlife Resources. Everyone in the world was programmed by the place they were born, hemmed in by their beliefs, but you had to at least try to grow your own brain Scott Westerfeld THE GARFIELD COUNTY INSIDER is owned and operated by Snapshot Multimedia and is distributed weekly to all of Garfield County. Its purpose is to inform residents about local issues and events. Articles submitted from independent writers are not necessarily the opinion of Snapshot Multimedia. We sincerely hope you enjoy the paper and encourage input on ideas and/or suggestions for the paper. Thank you for your support. The cow elk was taken last November on the La Sal Mountains in southeastern Utah. Three of the five deer were also taken on the La Sal Mountains. The two remaining deer were taken on the Central Mountains unit in central Utah. DWR biologists collected samples from more than 1,100 deer, 37 moose and close to 370 elk this past season. Since the fall of 2002, the DWR has collected and tested samples from nearly 15,000 mule deer. Of the nearly 15,000 samples, only 48 deer have tested Multimedia positive for CWD. Thirtynine of those 48 deer were taken on the La Sal Mountains. CWD is fatal to deer, elk and moose. But there's no evidence the disease can be transmitted to humans. More information about CWD is available at wildlife.utah.gov/diseases/cwd. 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