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8-San Miguel Basin Forum, Thursday, April I9, 1984
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Preliminary reports of cultural products accord-
the 1982 Census of Ag- ing to preliminary reports
riculture show that the from the 1982 Census of
number of farms in San Agriculture. The 1982
Miguel county increased sales figure represents an
from 69 to 78 since the average of $42,013 for
1978 census. All land in each of the county's
farms totaled 156,956 a- farms.
cres in 1982, an aver- The census reports that
age of 2,012 acres per $522, 000 or 16 percent
farm. The Census Bureau of total sales were for
defines a farm as any place crops, while $2.8 million
from which $1,000 or or 84 percent of the total
more of agricultural pro- came from the sale of
ducts were sold or normal-livestock, poultry, and
ly would have been sold. their products.
Preliminary data indi-
Land from which crops cate that expenditures for
were harvested increased feed for livestock and
to 11,958 acres since poultry were $324,000;
1978. total farm energy costs
The county's farmers were $377,000; fertilizer
sold $3.3 million in agri-costs were $77,000; and
Cotter elected president
Mesa College junior
Music Education major,
Ken Cotter, will begin his
term as State President of=
the Student Chapters of
the Music Educator's Na-
tional Conference on Feb-
ruary 1, 1984. Mr. Cotter
was elected at the S.M.E.
N.C. meeting in conjunc-
tion with the 41st Annual
Music Educator's Conven-
tion at the Broadmoor
Hotel in Colorado Springs
January 18-21. His job will
be to coordinate the many
functions of the ten col-
lege and university chapt-
ers.
Mr. Cotter is a 1980
graduate of Nucla High
seed costs were $25,000.
Of the total farms in the
county, 18 had gross sales
of $40,000 or more; 37
reported sales of less than
$10,000. Farms operated
as sole proprietorships rep-
resented 83 percent of the
total. In 1982, the average
age of farm operators was
53.8 years. The proportion
of operators reporting
farming as their principal
occupation remained es-
sentially unchanged at 58
percent since 1978.
Marshal
receives
raise
(cont from pg 1)
16 years, would consider
taking the marshal's posi-
tion? He stated, "No
way !"
At that point Cyote
made the motion to raise
the salary.
Connett reported that
he checked on the requir-
ed 40 hour training. De-
cember 31 is the deadline
School and, has performed
with many' 'Mesa College to complete the 40 hours.
music ensembles. He is a He also said that last
week when Bob Wilson ran
piano student of Veronica
Cukrow and succeeds
State President Stan Scott
from Colorado State Univ.
Spring is officially
here with kite,,
astin and Becky Bohl of Norwood watch their spring
flying
kite in Norwood.
For =s .ale .. $2.50
you can all •
into the grade school fen-
ce, he had asked for back-
up and assistance. Connett
was ill and at home at the
time. No county officers
responded.
Sheriff Tom Gilmore
was informed of the no
response. "He said he'd
check into why none of
the three deputies res-
ponded. He hasn't got
back to me yet," deKoev-
end stated.
Burns stated that Conn-
ett should be credited for
a day on duty instead of a
sick day when the incident
occured. The board con-
cu rred.
Cyote and Burns, both
leaving the board this
month, cleared up "un-
finished business" before
vacating their places on
the council. Cyote told
Carl Pender to fix the cen-
ter partition at the dog
pound. "Dogs were a prob-
lem and so was police
when I was ejected. That's
been resolved and com-
pleted," he concluded as
old business was conclud-
ed.
GAL
NOtiCE
STATEMENT AND CERTIFI-
CATE OF DETERMINATION OF
THE REGULAR ELECTION
HELD IN THE TOWN OF NUCLA,
COLORADO, APRIL, 3, 1984:
Barnes, Bertha G. -85 votes,
Trustee - 4 years; Yates, Robert V. -
80 votes, Trustee - 4 years; Pulliarn,
Dock - 72 votes, Trustee - 4 years;
Melrose, Joseph E. - 40 votes; Min-
ick, Christine - 49 votes; $chellen-
bach, Cooper
- n votes;
Williams,
Dale
-21
votes; Burns,
Walter - 2 votes.
CERTIFIED, APRIL 9, 1984.
Mayor John F. deKoevend
Patrlcia-Brown, Town Clerk
Pablished in the San M/Sad Dada
Forum April 19, 1984.
Obituary
S. P. "Pat" Clyborn
30S'6 P. "Pat" Clyborn,
Chipeta Ave., Grand
Junction, died after a
lengthy bout with cancer
at 8:50 a.m. Friday, April
13, at Hilltop Rehabilita-
tion Hospital. He was 78.
Mr. Clyborn, a retired
accountant, had been a
Grand Junction resident
for 48 years.
He was born Feb. 26,
1906, in Ross County,
Ohio. He spent his child-
hood and was educatid in
Ohio. He also graduated
from Blair Business Col-
lege at Colorado Springs.
He moved to Ouray in
|928 and Uravan in 1937.
Healso lived in Rifle and
Cincinnati, moving to
Grand Junction in 1946.
Sunrise Service
Our fourth annual sun-
rise service will be held in
the Basin this Sunday. The
public is invited to attend
this non-denominational
service.
We meet at the Basin
store at 7 a.m. You also
are invited to attend a pic-
nic lunch afterwards. Bring
a sack lunch,
al ¥OUII
•
L(
OTICE OF ELECTION "
TO WHOM IT MAY CON-
CERN, and particularly to the elec-
tors of the San Mignel Soil Conser-
vation Distr2ct.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that an election will be held on
Tuesday, the 8th day of May, 1984,
between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and
7:00 p.m. The Board of Supervisors
of the District has designated the
following polling places within the
District: San Miguel Coun" ~Lnnex
(Royer Building, 1510 Gr ~ve.)
Norwood, Colorado. ""
The names of persons nominat-
ed and terms of office for which
nominated are as follows:
Ted Swain for a FOUR (4) year
term.
Mont Snyder for a FOUR (4)
year term.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that an elector of said District for
the purpose of said election is every
person who is a qualified elector of
the State of Colorado and who
owns land within the district; or
who is a duly appointed represent-
ative of a corporation owning land
within the District.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that application for absent voter's
ballots may be filed with the Sec-
retary of the District, Dale Phip-
peny at Bedrock, Colorado 81411,
not earlier than thirty days be-
fore the election nor later than
4:00 p.m. on the Friday immedi-
ately preceding the election.
San Miguel Soil Conservation Dist-
rict
Dale Phippeny, Secretary
Published in the San Miguel Basin
Forum April 19 and 26, 1984.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
TO WHOM IT MAY CON-
CERN, and particularly to the elec-
tors of the Nucla Sanitation District
of Montrose County, Colorado.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that an election will be held on
Tuesday the 8th day of May 1984,
between the hours of 7:00 o'clock
a.m. and 7:00 o'clock p.m. The
Board of Directors of the District
has designated the following polling
place within the District:
Polling Place: Nucla Town Ha]]
At said election, the qualified
electors of the District shall vote
for Directors to serve the following
terms of office on the Board of
Directors of the District:
Three Directors for a four year
term.
The names of persons nominat-
ed and terms of off'~e for which
nominated are as follows :
Francis Series for a four year
term.
Martin Templeton for a four
year term.
Dale Williams for a four year
term.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that an elector of said District for
the purpose of said election is a
person q~ed to vote at a general
election in the State of Colorado;
and (I) who has been a resident of
the District for not less than thirty-
NOTICE OF ELECTION
TO WHOM IT MAY CON-
CERN, and particularly to the elec-
tors of the Paradox Fire Protection
District, of Montrose County, Colo-
rado.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that an election will be held on
Tuesday the 8th day of May, 1984,
between the hours of 7:00 o'clock
a.m. and 7:00 o'clock p.m. The
Board of Directors of the District
has designated the following polling
place within the district: Paradox
Grade School, Paradox, Colorado.
At said election, the qualified
electors of the District shall vote
for Directors to serve the following
terms of office on the Board of
Directors of the District:
Two D~rectors for a FOUR year
term.
The names of persons nominat-
ed and terms of office for which
nominated are as follows:
Mike Baird for a FOUR year
terra.
Ruth Phippeny for a FOUR
year term.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that an elector of the District for
the purpose of said election is a
person qualified to vote at a general
election in. the State of Colorado;
and (1) who has been a resident of
two (32) days or (2) who or whose, the District for not lem than thirty-
spouse, owns taxable real or per .... ~,tWO-(32) days~ and (2) who, or
sonal property within the District,
whether said person resides within
the District or not; or person who
is obli~ted to pay general taxes
under a contract to purchase real
property within the District shag be
considered an owner of real proper-
ty for the purpose of qualifying
as an elector,
NOTICE IS FURTHER GWEN
that applications for absent voters
ballots may be filed with the Sec-
retary of the District, Roy Knicker-
bocker, thirty days before the elec-
tron nor later than 4:00 o'clock
p.m. on the Friday immediately
preo~ding the alection.
NUCLA SANITATION DISTRICT
by Roy Knickerbocker, Secxetary
whose spouse, owns taxable real or
personal property within the Dist-
rict, whether said person resides
within the District or not; or person
who is obligated to pay general tax-
es under a contract to purchase real
property within the District.shall be
considered an owner of re ..~roper-
ty for the purpose of qu~ing as
an ~eetor.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that applications for absent voter's
ballots may be f'ded with C • Sec-
retary of the District, Ruth Phip-
~ny, no sooner than th/rty days
fore the election nor hter than
4:00 pJn. on the Friday immediate-
13, preceding the election.
• PARADOX FIRE PROTECTION
DISTRICT
Rues K. Phippeny, Secreta~
Published in the San Mbuel Bastn Published in the San Mtlrael Basin
Forum Ap~ 19,1984; s " • Forum April 19 and 26, 1984.
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