DAGGETT COUNTY NEWSLETTER
VOLUME 16 ISSUE 2 FEBRUARY 1, 2016
BURBOT BASH RESULTS!! (Recap on pg 5) Inside this issue:
Personal stories 2 A GREAT CONTEST AND SUCCESSFUL COMMISSIONER’S 3 CORNER EVENT! MHS Sports Calendar & 4 & OVER 3604 BURBOT BURBOT BASH 5 WERE CAUGHT by EDITORIAL & 6 & 640 participants! Senior’s Calendar 7 $25,000 paid in prizes! Local Obituaries 8 & Get INVOLVED 9
February Fun 10 & 11
Notices & Ads 12 & 13 Committee Dates & 14 Times
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE HEARTY FISHERMEN & WOMEN AND EXTRA CONGRATS TO THE WINNERS!!!
and SPECIAL THANKS GO TO ALL THE WONDERFUL SPONSORS! DAGGETT COUNTY NEWSLETTER Page 2
2016 Golden Shovel Award for Daggett County Glen Tinker was born In the mid 1970’s Glen Directors of the Sheep and raised in Manila, UT returned to the family Creek Irrigation Com- on the Tinker family ranch to help his Dad. pany. Glen took over ranch. At an early age, After the death of his the duties of the Secre- he developed a love for father, John Tinker, he tary of the irrigation ranching and growing took over the manage- company in 2005. crops. ment of the family ranch Glen Tinker is “the salt in Manila, UT. After graduating from of the Earth” type of guy. Manila High School, he During Glen’s time on He enjoys the land and attended Dixie College the ranch, he has helped the mountains around for two years. He gradu- change the ranch from Manila, UT. Glen’s true GLEN TINKER ated from there with an strictly a flood irrigation pleasure and joy was Associate’s Degree and system to sprinkler sys- raising his family in Awarded Jan 19 at then attended Utah tems on most of the Daggett County on the Water Convention State University and ranch land in Utah. earned a Bachelor’s De- land that he loves. In 2003, Glen was gree in Range Science. elected to the Board of KEEGAN THOMPSON IMPROVING
Keegan Thompson was brain. He was life-flighted His parents Brian and Tracey involved in a sledding ac- from Mt. Pleasant Utah to Thompson would like to cident on Dec. 28 while Primary Children's hospital thank everyone in the com- visiting his grandparents where he underwent surgery munity for their prayers, in Mt. Pleasant Utah. He to relieve the bleeding on his texts, phone calls, meals, and was riding on an old brain and also screw in a gifts during this difficult wooden runner sled when plate of bone to help the time. Manila is definitely a he lost control and hit a cracked skull. He spent 7 community that parked truck. The Dr's at days in Primary's Children's pulls together to Sanpete Valley Hospital Hospital but is now home and help people in determined from x-rays trying to take it easy so his time of need . and a CT scan that he had brain trauma can heal. broken his skull and had He is doing better everyday bleeding that was putting and is healing nicely. pressure against his
DANIEL RAYMOND AWARDED EAGLE SCOUT Daniel Raymond, son nized his leaders for the After going into the of Brian and Carol Ray- help in this great MTC, on January 13th, mond, of Manila was achievement and be- on Jan 22nd at 3 AM, awarded his Eagle stowed a Mentor Pin on Daniel left on his two Scout award during a neighbor and former year LDS Mission to Troop 26 Court of Scout Leader Martin Knoxville, Tennessee Honor held on Sunday, Rose. mission.
January 10,
2016. Daniel recog- VOLUME 16 ISSUE 2 Page 3
COMMISSIONER’S CORNER It may seem an odd time of year to be talking about summer activities, when we haven’t seen a 40 degree day in weeks and snow has been with us since before Thanksgiving, but we need to have some feedback from you. We would like to plan some activities that will draw our Communities together. In many ways we can be a tight knit county, during emergency situations we always seem to pull together and help each other asking nothing in return. However, it would be nice to have times to come together for purely social reasons. It might be nice to have a time to just catch up with each other and share our families. One idea we have talked about is a Farmer’s Market that could be held at the County pavil- ion every Saturday afternoon. We could run this from mid July through September. Any residents who have gardens and extra produce could offer it up for sale and we wouldn’t have to stop at just produce within the County. We could invite other vendors who might have an interest. Produce could also be brought from the Wasatch front. Many of us make trips down there to buy produce for ourselves; we could buy extra and offer it at our mar- ket. It could be a great service to our communities and also a wonderful tool to just get to- gether. Another thought has been a movie night in the park. There are vendors that will come set up the large screens and sound systems. We could invite all of our local businesses, which have an interest, to set up concession stands. If the event became popular enough we could purchase our own equipment and do it ourselves. These are just two ideas and there could be many more. These types of events would not only be great for us, but it would also draw interest from the many visitors that frequent our beautiful county every year. It may also make us seem more inviting than we have in the past. We would love to have your input on these ideas and others that you might like to suggest. Please contact one or all of us with your feedback. The Commission is also working on our Resource Management Plan (RMP). It is a state- wide requirement that the Counties have an RMP in place in 2017. This will be a long and specific process that we really need your input on. This is your County and we work for you, the plan needs to reflect your wishes. These meetings will be noticed and public. When we come up with a calendar, it will be published in the newsletter. We hope everyone is staying warm and has a Happy Valentine’s Day! Clyde Slaugh Karen Perry, Chair Jack Lytle [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (435) 784-3218 x131 (435) 784-3218 x133 (435) 784-3218 x132 Links: Commission Agendas & Minutes: http://www.daggettcounty.org/minutes DAGGETT COUNTY NEWSLETTER Page 4
FEBRUARY 2016 MANILA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL CALENDAR
WEDNES- SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY DAY
1 2 3 4 5 6 Girls Freshman Boys @RHS 4/7 Boys vs Snake Girls @ RHS River 1:30/4:30 @ Mt.View 6:00 2:30/4/5:30 JH Girls @GR 4/5 Girls vs Snake River 12/3
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Girls VS AHS Boys vs THS 4/7 JH Girls 5:30/7 Girls VS THS @EMS 10/11 2:30/4/5:30 Girls JH vs Rich 11/12
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 JH Girls vs GR JH Girls vs Girls State @ JH Girls 4/5 Farson 10/11 @Evanston Round Boys vs Snake Richfield Girls State Robin Style River 7/8:30 @Richfield Boys vs DHS 4/5:30 Girls State Girls State @Richfield @Richfield
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Boys vs AHS 5:30/7 28 29 1 2 3 4 5 Boys State Boys State Boys State Boys State @Richfield @Richfield @Richfield @Richfield
Manila Food Pantry
Birth certificates or The pantry will be open: We welcome donations! Social Security Cards for Tuesday’s everyone in the PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE 3:00PM ~ 6:00 PM household FOOD AT Thursday’s Picture identification of THE PANTRY DOOR. 9:00AM ~12:00PM every person over the except otherwise posted. age of 18 years old. IT CAN BE LEFT AT THE Applications are COURTHOUSE. Applications are available renewed yearly at the pantry. You may contact the food IF YOU ARE SLIGHTLY You must provide: pantry @ 784-3993 if OVER THE INCOME Proof of all household GUIDELINES YOU MAY BE you have any questions or ELIGIBLE FOR USDA FOOD. income concerns.
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2016 BURBOT BASH The sun has finally set fish, seven were tag re- prizes! on the 2016 Burbot captures. One Burbot The Most Burbot was Bash. was originally tagged won by Team Asay, and released back in with a two-night total Ice conditions were 2012. It moved 32- of 157 Burbot paying great this year, with ice miles down-lake and $1,800. The Largest all the way down into grew about 12-inches Burbot caught was 33.1 Utah, ending in Sheep during that time pe- inches and 7.9 lbs by Creek Bay. A snow riod. None of the Tim Goss paying storm hit the middle of tagged fish were worth $1,300, and Smallest the second night, grand prizes, but each Burbot was 7.5 inches dumping about 6-inches of those lucky anglers by Youth Angler, in just a few hours. As Photo credit: Ryan Mosley walked away with Aaron Sprecher, paying a result, catch rates $200. $125. were slightly lower on Day #2 and many an- Due to the high partici- The closing ceremony glers had difficulty get- pation and increased was emceed by Adam ting off the ice and back tournament revenue, Eakle, and included to the paved roads. the Flaming Gorge breakfast by the Villa, a
Photo credit: Ryan Mosley Chamber of Commerce free Burbot fry by A total of 3,604 Burbot increased pay-outs by Browning's, and several were caught/harvested 25% and out to ten door prizes donated by by 640 anglers in just places, awarding over generous businesses and two nights. Of those $25,000 in cash and sponsors.
Photo credit: Ryan Mosley taken by Lucy Diggins from WGFD
The person who coined the phrase, "Money can't buy you happiness!", never bought a Utah fishing license! Ryan Mosley Flaming Gorge Project Leader Utah Division of Wildlife Resources DAGGETT COUNTY NEWSLETTER Page 6
EDITORIAL As a Commissioner and a Land Initiative (PLI) entities. I certainly hope citizen of Daggett process and tried to gar- we hear comments from County, I have grave ner public involvement others, besides Town concerns over the lack of for that and none came Council members and public involvement con- until it was almost too Commissioners, before cerning the incorpora- late. I don’t want to see making this crucial deci- tion of Dutch John. A that happen again. sion. Otherwise, it has few people have reached the possibility of becom- The partnership forged out to me with com- ing a very biased agree- through this agreement ments and questions, but ment. Please reach out between the County and not nearly the amount to us with your Town of Dutch John will that I would expect with thoughts! be one that lasts forever. the assets that are being The result of it will have Best regards, considered. I was here long lasting effects on for the entire Public Karen Perry the well being of both
DAGGETT COUNTY NEWSLETTER PILOT PROGRAM A class at Manila High school year Daggett distribution will be han- School will take over the County and the class will dled through the County. newsletter as a pilot pro- consider a continuation We look forward to work- gram through the end of through the summer as an ing with the high school school commencing with internship for a couple of class to give them valu- the March newsletter. FFA students. Through able real life skills and Toni Pendleton, teacher at this process we ask that work experience. MHS, and former Daggett articles and other submis- [email protected] County Newsletter Editor, sions go through: and 435-784-3218 ext 121 will oversee her class as [email protected] or 230 will still be avail- they learn and exercise Daggett County will retain able to serve you as well. this learning in a practical oversight, mailing and forum. At the end of the emailing and printing and
Shooting Range Meeting Anyone interested in helping activities and options the shooting range return is becoming available. Wow! invited to a meeting at the BULL’S Daggett County Courthouse EYE! on Tuesday, February 16, 2016 at 6:00 pm. A group of folks are working to make this happen and are looking for those who are also inter- ested in seeing additional VOLUME 16 ISSUE 2 Page 7
BURL TWITCHELL HONORED FOR LONG-TIME LOCAL SERVICE At the regular meeting of the residents of the and hauled to the county the Flaming Gorge Road county. Mr. Twitchell as well as various projects & Transportation Special had served on the board in Browns Park and pro- Service District Board, as member and Chairman viding the hot mix plant held Thursday, January from 1996 to 2015. Dur- and gravel to pave some 21, 2016, the board con- ing his term there were streets in Manila. sisting of Chad Reed, many road improvements Mr. Twitchell' knowledge Martin Rose, Sean made on the roads in the and service has Hughes and Secretary County and the Town of been greatly Vicky McKee along with Manila. These improve- appreciated and Commissioner Clyde ments include 12 miles of he will be Slaugh, showed their ap- paving, 14 miles of chip missed. preciation to retiring seal, 100,000 tons of board member Burl gravel crushed, 10,000 Twitchell for his service to tons of chips purchased DAGGETT COUNTY NEWSLETTER Page 8
LOCAL OBITUARIES ANNA RAY TWITCHELL Anna Ray Twitchell, 83, Farms, French’s, and nephews. of Idaho Falls, passed Pillsbury, from which she She was preceded in death away January 21, 2016, at retired in 1994. by her parents; brothers, Teton Post Acute Care & She was a member of The H.D. Twitchell, Jeff Rehabilitation. Church of Jesus Christ of Twitchell, Dick Twitchell, Anna was born June 11, Latter-day Saints. She and Jack Twitchell; sis- 1932, in Linwood, Utah, enjoyed bowling and ters, Elizabeth "Sam" to Wilford Vernal camping trips with her Twitchell and Betty Twitchell and Luella Fran- nieces and nephews. Twitchell; and an infant cetta Warby Twitchell. Anna is survived by her brother. ANNA TWITCHELL She grew up and attended sister, Rita (Charles) Graveside services were JUNE 11, 1932~ schools in Utah. Chipp of Idaho Falls, ID; held Friday, January 29, sister-in-law, Mary JAN 21, 2016 In 1948, Anna moved to 2016, at Manila Cemetery Twitchell of Caldwell, ID; Idaho Falls, Idaho, where in Manila, Utah. she worked for Western and several nieces and
PAMELA JARVIE Pamela Jarvie, life-long in Washam and Manila, back to the ranch in 2008. resident of Washam, Utah. She graduated from Pamela was a sweet and Wyoming passed away Manila High School in very private lady, an avid peacefully at her brother's 1940 and attended the sports fan (baseball in home (Alonzo Jarvie) on University of Utah for particular) and she loved December 24th, 2015. two years. taking pictures. She was She was born April 12, She lived in the two-story seldom seen without her 1921 at home on the fam- wooden framed home that small Brownie camera. ily ranch near Linwood, she was born in until it Pamela only watched Utah. She was the second burned to the ground in Channel 5 and asked for PAMELA JARVIE of six children born to 2006. She and her sister, the Denver Post every April 12, 1921 ~ Thomas B. and Alice Ruth, lived in an assisted week. Dec 24th, 2015 Finch Jarvie. living apartment in Green Pamela attended schools River until they moved JAMES “JIM” PETTIT James (Jim) Pettit, passed fisher. The mountains were (Becky) Pettit, Mesa, AZ; away January 22, 2016. He one of his favorite places. four nephews, Mesa, AZ and was born December 9, 1956 He loved being with his five grandchildren. in Fresno, California to family and friends and He is preceded in death by James and Jo Ann Pettit. could always make us laugh. his father, James Pettit and He married the love of his We will miss him dearly. father-in-law, Kenneth life Ruth Osborn on Decem- Jim is survived by his wife, Osborn. Funeral Services ber 30, 1981. Ruth Pettit, Manila, UT; were held on Friday, Janu- Jim went to Clearfield High mother, JoAnn (Rod) Han- ary 29, 2016 at Leavitt’s Mortuary in Ogden. JAMES PETTIT School. He worked as a fore- sen, Clinton, UT; sons, Cris man most of his life and (Keri) Pettit, Corinne, UT, Graveside Services and In- DEC 9, 1956 ~ loved to do construction. Jason (Trisha) Pettit, Clin- terment will be at the Ma- JAN 22, 2016 Jim was an avid hunter and ton, UT; brother, Frank nila Cemetery. VOLUME 16 ISSUE 2 Page 9
ROBERT ‘BOB’ STORMS REMEMBERING recipient in Korea. War considered you as extended BOB STORMS injuries may have hindered family and spoke with fierce his mobility (and earned loyalty about you. Dad, we My Father passed away him the nickname ‘Wobbly will miss your stories recently, in peace sur- Bob’), but didn’t keep him – oh my, so many! rounded by family. Called from his passions of working We will miss your by close friends, “the tough- on heavy equipment, pro- crazy antics, contin- est guy I know,” he fought jects and fishing. to the very end, like he ual brushes with fought injuries and infirmi- He is survived by 3 chil- accident and the ties his entire life. We were dren, 6 grandchildren, and constant adventure surprised at the things he 16 great grandchildren in of your every accomplished, amazed at Salt Lake. I have been so day. You leave a big what he even tried, as- impressed with how my Dad hole in our lives. I tounded at his many, many touched the lives of smile as I picture ROBERT ‘BOB’ close calls of injury and neighbors and friends, and you running and playing STORMS death. Bob was a very the positive, absolutely with Strider and Buster. Oct 9, 1928 ~ wonderful things you have proud veteran of three wars By RUSTY STORMS Jan 5, 2016 and a Purple Heart expressed about him. He Get Involved In an effect on property val- are integral components ues. The P&Z Board of the planning process, Your Community meets only once a month and are highly regarded There has been long- so it is just a little of your by the County Commis- standing citizen involve- time needed to make sioners. Planning & Zon- ment in the planning of such a huge impact in ing focuses on establish- Daggett County. Your your community! At this ing a long-term vision for Planning & Zoning (P&Z) time the board is meet- development of the com- board has lost 2 long ing at least twice a munity and reviewing term members, Stew month with everything development proposals Leith and Ryan Morgan. that is going on in the for consistency with that We thank them for their County. That is just tem- vision. There has never dedicated service. porary until the County been a more important Daggett County is look- Resource Management time than now to get in- ing for two volunteer Plan (CRMP) is done and volved. Daggett County board members. As a the codification of the is required to prepare a member on the Planning County Ordinances is County Resource Man- & Zoning Board it can complete. Planning & agement Plan (CRMP) positively impact the Zoning provides citizens detailing the county’s quality of life in your with an opportunity for plans for the use, devel- community, get involved involvement in advising opment, protection, and with issues, projects, and the County Commission- management of public programs. There is a lot ers, and other decision- resources within its going on this year and makers on development boundaries. This CRMP there has never been a projects, general or com- will then be used to coor- better time to get in- munity plan amend- dinate with federal agen- volved in your commu- ments, re-zonings and cies as they update their nity!! Decisions and public facilities. The rec- Federal Land Manage- plans that are decided by ommendations of P&Z ment Plans. the P&Z board can have DAGGETT COUNTY NEWSLETTER Page 10
THE ORIGIN OF VALENTINES DAY St. Valentine's Day began this story states that before "valentines"). In as a liturgical celebration his execution he wrote her Europe, Saint Valentine's of one or more early Chris- a letter signed "Your Val- Keys are given to lovers tian saints named entine" as a farewell. "as a romantic symbol and Valentines. A popular The day was first associ- an invitation to unlock the account of Saint Valentine ated with romantic love in giver’s heart", as well as to of Rome states that he the circle of Geoffrey children, in order to ward was imprisoned for per- Chaucer in the High Mid- off epilepsy (called Saint forming weddings for sol- dle Ages, when the tradi- Valentine's Malady). diers who were forbidden tion of courtly love flour- [6] Valentine's Day symbols to marry and for minister- ished. In 18th-century Eng- that are used today include ing to Christians, who land, it evolved into an oc- the heart-shaped outline, werepersecuted under the casion in which lovers ex- doves, and the figure of Roman Empire. According pressed their love for each the winged Cupid. Since to legend, during his im- other by presenting flow- the 19th century, handwrit- prisonment, he healed the ers, offering confectionery, ten valentines have given daughter of his jailer, Aste- and sending greeting way to mass-produced rius. An embellishment to cards, (known as greeting cards. Keep love in your heart. A life without it is like a sunless February 2016 Daily Holidays, Special and Wacky Days: garden when the 1 National Freedom Day 9 Mardi Gras / Fat Tuesday - Day flowers are dead. 2 Ground Hog Day date varies 20 Cherry Pie Day
2 Candlemas 9 Toothache Day 20 Hoodie Hoo Day Oscar Wilde 3 The Day the Music Died - 10 Ash Wednesday - date 20 Love Your Pet Day Buddy Holly, Richie Valens varies 21 Card Reading Day and the Big Bopper died in a 10 Umbrella Day 22 George Washington's plane crash in 1959. 11 Don't Cry over Spilled Birthday 4 Create a Vacuum Day Milk Day 22 Be Humble Day 4 Thank a Mailman Day 11 Make a Friend Day 22 Walking the Dog Day 5 National Weatherman's Day 11 White T-Shirt Day 22 International World Think- ing Day 6 Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast 12 Abraham Lincoln's Birth- 23 International Dog Biscuit Day - first Saturday of month day Appreciation Day 6 Lame Duck Day 12 Plum Pudding Day 23 Tennis Day 7 Wave All you Fingers at 13 Get a Different Name Day 24 National Tortilla Chip Day Your Neighbor Day 14 Ferris Wheel Day 25 Pistol Patent Day 7 Send a Card to a Friend 14 National Organ Donor 26 National Pistachio Day - Day - obviously created by a Day it's a nutty day! card company 14 Valentine's Day 26 Tell a Fairy Tale Day 7 Superbowl Sunday - Super- 15 Candlemas - on the Julian 27 Polar Bear Day bowl 50! Calendar 27 No Brainer Day - this day 8 Boy Scout Day - celebrates 15 National Gum Drop Day is for me! the birthday of scouting 15 President's Day - third 28 Floral Design Day 8 Chinese New Years - date Monday of month 28 Oscar Night - date varies varies 15 Singles Awareness Day 28 Public Sleeping Day Raised beds are attractive, 8 Clean out Your Computer 16 Do a Grouch a Favor Day 28 National Tooth Fairy long lasting and affordable. Day - second Monday of 17 Random Acts of Kindness Day - and/or August 22 Month Day 29 Leap Day - it occurs in 8 Kite Flying Day - in the 18 National Battery Day 2016, once every four years middle of winter!?! 19 National Chocolate Mint VOLUME 16 ISSUE 2 Page 11 S H B P S W E E T H E A R T S VALENTINES AND FOOTBALL Y R L E W E J G F L O W E R S
E R O C S L W O B R E P U S O TOUCHDOWN NFL K A T H L E T E S L U O F P U KISS CANDLELIGHT CHOCOLATES U H W O S T S O P L A O G R J DINNER ROSES FANS Y C A N D L E L I G H T M O E FLOWERS TAILGATING T D L G N I T A G L I A T P S PROPOSAL FOUL JEWELRY L E A Z E G A M M I R C S O N PENALTY OFFENSE STADIUM A F F L F N L A S B C J S S E SCRIMMAGE SUPERBOWL N E S S I K O I U T L N J A F SCORE ATHLETES E N W O D H C U O T A O R L F DEFENSE SWEETHEARTS QUARTERBACK PUNT P S S S E S O R D F T D C K O BLOCK G E I R E N H R L C X E I K E GOALPOSTS R E N N I D C C J T N U P U R SUPER- A B P K C A B R E T R A U Q M
BOWL 50 IN FEBRUARY, Shop for: Levi Gardening: House Plants Outdoor Storage Lights Stadium Flower Seeds Planters Solar Lights House Flags Vegetable Seeds Raised Beds Pest Control Gory, Scary Santa Heirloom Seeds Garden Sup- Seasonal: Props Herb Seeds plies Halloween Decorations Clara, Organic Seed/ Yard & Deck: Thanksgiving Party Supplies California Supply Bird Feeders Carving Stuff Other: Grills Food Processing Cold Frames Foggers, Misters Hammocks Kitchen Gadgets Feb 7, Composters Jello Molds Hose Carts/ Kid's Playhouses Fertilizers Costume/Makeup Greenhouses Reels 2016
TOWER ROCK RUN RACE DIRECTOR SOUGHT
Daggett County and the in its 12th year, but each are interested, please con- CAROLINA PANTHERS Flaming Gorge Chamber year still requires someone tact Brian Raymond at are looking for a volunteer to put all the details into 435-784-3218. ext. 134. Race Director for the place. It’s a great com- 2016 Tower Rock Run. munity event with about VS The race is tentatively 150 runners. There are scheduled for Saturday, past volunteers willing to August 13th. Much of the help, but we are looking ground work has been for that person that can DENVER BRONCOS completed as this event is pull it all together. If you DAGGETT COUNTY NEWSLETTER Page 12
NOTICES and ADS
Summer positions open for: Receptionist, Dockhands, Store Clerks, Grill Cook. Must have a valid driver’s license. To apply send resume to: Lucerne Marina, Box 10, Manila, UT 84046 or Email: [email protected] Under permit with Ashley National Forest Service Flaming Gorge Corporation is an equal opportunity employer
Brian Raymond, the Economic Development Director for Daggett County, has been selected and appointed to be on the Governor's Rural Partnership Board. Congratulations Brian!
MANDY SLAUGH (THE HUB) AT SPE CHILI COOKOFF
door for people age 6 and 15th Annual Society of Pe- For team registration or other troleum Engineers Chili over, children under 6 are free. information, please contact Cook-0ff. Judging will begin at 2 pm for Andria Whisler at 307-350- Come taste some outstanding Best Red Chili, Best Other Chili, Best Booth and Peoples 7033 or JB Anderson at 307- local chili and support your Choice. 389-8654. SPE Scholarship fund. Cash Beer Bar will be available. Our own Mandy Slaugh (owner/operator of the HUB) Doors open at 11:00AM. Tick- will be participating and all are Date: Feb 20, 2016 ets are $8.00 in advance at the invited to come out and taste Time: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Rock Springs Chamber of all the varieties of Chili and SWEETWATER Exhibit Hall Commerce and $10 at the support our local entry! VOLUME 16 ISSUE 2 Page 13
WOW! JANUARY IS FINALLY OVER AND SPRING IS AROUND THE CORNER!! We here at Flaming Gorge Market would like to let eve- If you are in an abusive ryone know we are having weekly specials throughout the store that will change every Thursday. We will post relationship, OR are afraid and them on Face Book if you would like to check them out fear for your safety….. or come on in and see what we have. In our ranch supply department we are also having a Please call me! spring special that you can order all your baler twine for haying season. This is a pre-order sale that needs to be in by Feb. 10th so make sure and check it out on Face- book or stop in a get a flier. Tarter Equipment and Flaming Gorge Market have also become partners and you can now place an order from I am HERE for you! us and we will get in panels, gates, etc. for you. DEB BERGMEIER Don't forget also that either you can order straight from True Value and have it shipped here free or come in 435-784-3222 ext 222 (ofc) and give us your special order and we will do it for you. We are here to help you in any way we can. Give us a 307-780-7153 (cell) try! Easy and simple! DAGGETT COUNTY FLAMING GORGE MARKET 75 E HWY 43 MANILA, UT 84046 Victim’s Advocate 435-784-3582
WE NEED YOU!! Daggett County has openings for the following Boards, Committees and Volunteer Manila Clinic “The Clinic” Positions:
Across from the Daggett County Courthouse Cemetery Board (1 position)
Museum Board & Volunteers (Multiple positions) 96 North 100 West Recycling Volunteers (Multiple positions) Manila Clinic 435-784-3575
Tourism Tax Advisory Board (3 positions) Typical Hours 9 to Noon & 1 to 4 Closed Wednesdays and Weekends Planning & Zoning (2 positions) www.daggettcounty.org/boards After Hours Call ~ 911 or contact the County Courthouse at Or you can try the PA (435) 784-3154, Cell 435-778-0008 PO Box 219 Manila, UT 84046 Thank you for your support of the Clinic. Applications will be accepted until filled! Gateway to Flaming Gorge
DAGGETT COUNTY
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COMMITTEE DATES AND TIMES
County Commission: gency Planning Com- Articles or advertise- Meetings will be held at mittee: Meetings are ments please contact: 9:00 AM on Tuesdays— the 2nd Thursday of excluding holidays. each month at 12:00 [email protected] County Planning & PM in the Commission Requests for the Zoning: Meetings will Room. Lunch Pro- Daggett County be held every 3rd vided. Newsletter please Wednesday of the Search & Rescue: Meet- contact: month at 6:00 PM. ings are held at 6:30 news@daggettcounty. PM on the third Thurs- Manila Planning and org. 435-784-3218 ext Zoning: 1st Monday of day of each month at 121 or 230. each month at 6 PM. various locations. LET’S SAVE OUR TAX Chamber of Commerce: Manila Volunteer Fire DOLLARS! If you can re- Department: 2nd and February 18, 1:00 PM ceive them via email in lieu 4th Tuesdays of each Commission Chambers of a hard copy (available at month at 6:00 PM in Courthouse. the Clinic, Town offices and Senior’s), we’d appreciate Museum Board: Meet- that change as well. Just call ings 2nd Monday of the us with your email address! month at NOON. Thank You! LEPC—Local Emer-