This month our Library Book Club is reading Circe. Copies are available for you to pick up. We will meet to discuss on November 20 at 6:00 pm.
Heads up, there is a new Book Club starting just for the guys! If you're interested in a men's book club, please call Bruce at 970-291-1529.
Conditions, as of 10/21/2024:
Garden City Fire District Board Meeting, Monday, October, 21st, 2024 - 6:30PM
Leonard O’Reilly, Reporter
Rich Civic Times
All board members were in attendance.
The purchase of property for a satellite station property in the south end will soon be consummated after a six month wait.
The Five Year plan was discussed and the Chief wants to enhance wildland fire training so the budget needs to be increased during the review next month.
Because one board member needed to resign, Jayne Davis is our announced replacement and was sworn in and will be the new clerk.
There was further discussion concerning the purchase of the new truck that was approved last month.
The responses for the month were:
2 - Carbon monoxide alarms
4 - Fire alarms
12- Medicals
34- STR inspections
7 - Business inspections
1 - Wildfire
As reported previously, the south side of the motel next to Fire House Pizza was torn down recently.
The owners have plans, but they won't materialize for a couple of years. The new building will feature space for their new restaurant, but also seven commercial spaces and a few condo units the upper floor. This development will be similar to the structure on the south side containing Cody's, blending commercial and residential spaces.
Crepes and Coffee's last day of the current season in their original building was Sunday, October 27.
They will be closed until they reopen in their new building around December 6th or 7th, 2024. They will be opened year round.
The new building will offer indoor seating and have a large concrete patio out front (encompassing where the original building is) so you can eat with a view of the lake.
The new building will have 4 times the kitchen space allowing them to offer quite a few new menu items. There will also be weekend specials, such as soups to go with the sandwiches, and desserts.
They are excited to serve the community (and visitors) year round. The reopening promises to be an exciting milestone, welcoming everyone back to enjoy their favorites and new culinary delights.
October 22, 2024
6:00pm
CONSENT ITEMS
Minutes
Expenditures
ACTION ITEMS
Staffing
Transportation Policy
INFORMATION ITEMS
October 1 Enrollment
Construction update
Select two members to serve on the audit committee
Home School Requests
Partnership Day at the High School
Bridgerland
USBA
UHSAA
Trustlands Training
November May Board Meeting
*May require a closed session
Marlan married Patricia Leininger Haslam on June 12, 1957, in
the Logan Utah Temple. They are the parents of four children: Jeffrey
(Merilyn), Rebecca Larsen (Cory), Heidi Lowe (Val), and Timothy Marlan Haslam
(deceased). Marlan and Pat have twelve grandchildren and twenty-five
great grandchildren.
Marlan chose the words optimism, joy, and gratitude as the
attributes upon which he patterned his life.
Education was important to Marlan and studying came easy to
him. He graduated high school as the Student Body President at North
Cache High School; he next graduated from Utah State University with zoology
and chemistry degrees, before attending and graduating in 1957 from The
University of Utah Medical School. His internship and first year of
residency were in Seattle, Washington at King County Hospital. His
specialty training was interrupted two years while he served as a Captain in
the U.S. Air Force. He finished specialty training as an orthopaedic
surgeon at the Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital. His medical practice was
in Ogden, Utah where he pioneered joint replacement in northern Utah.
Marlan’s accomplishments include civic, medical and Church
assignments. He served on the Governing Board of the McKay-Dee Hospital
for over twenty-eight years. He was Chief of Staff at the time the move
from the old Dee Hospital was made to the first McKay-Dee Hospital, overseeing
patient transport. Marlan also served as Chief of Surgery. He
practiced at two hospitals and helped design and plan for the new McKay-Dee
Hospital currently in operation.
Marlan was president of the Wild Cat Club at Weber State when
the new Dee Events Center was being built. His assignment was to pre-sell
the future seats in the Center. Practically all the main-level seats were
sold long before building completion.
As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints,
Marlan served as a teacher, as bishops’ counselor, as branch president, and in
high councils. He and Pat served as missionaries at the Church Office
Building in Salt Lake City. Marlan’s assignment in the Church’s main
Missionary Office was to assist as a Medical Advisor for all incoming and
currently serving missionaries across the world. He enjoyed his medical
clinic each week for all missionaries serving in the Salt Lake Mission.
His most recent church service was as an ordinance worker in the Logan Temple.
Funeral Services were held Saturday, October 26th at 1:00 p.m. in
the Laketown Ward Chapel in Laketown, Utah. Burial in the Laketown Cemetery.
Put November 14 on your calendars for a fun family craft night. Everyone is welcome. We'll have supplies for beaded wreath ornaments until we run out.
Calling all ghouls! Come trick or treat at the Garden City Library on Halloween!
From your Editor…..
I will be traveling much of this winter for Don’s health and Carol Hirschi and Michelle Thompson will be joining the staff. Carol’s grandmother, Stella Benson, lived in the house where Town & Country is now located. Carol’s great grandfather served as Rich County’s Assessor for several years. You will notice some fun historical tidbits along with recipes and a poet’s corner. I hope you enjoy some of the changes. Michelle is from Cache Valley and located to Garden City with her husband Wes. Michelle and Carol are both on the board for the Garden City Library.
Bess Huefner
Light the Boardwalk was a fun activity. The air was crisp with the perfect bite of October, and the boardwalk illuminated by the soft glow of carved pumpkins. The combination of hot chocolate, donuts, friends and jack-o-lanterns seemed to wrap all in a cozy fall embrace.🎃🍩☕
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