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immu>~evelopment and conflict resolution. aecie~oae. The purpose .of the program ie to expand and .The program costa 53,000 for eucceesful applicants. )annex, who was killed In an auto wreck In largest saddle horse operation in the i, and:the drive ie believed to be the last e:big bores drives in this country. It ~e goes through Maybell giving that sleepy town a lot old weal excitement for a few e fall the horses will be driven back to n's Park and the tradition of the great old goes on and the people o[ Maybell feel th. y ~rtunate to be a part of it. . ~YS / RIDE N' TIE PARADE OLD WEST 4E of the parade, emphasis ~n the Craig Middle School should be pazked in other Non-Profit Youth SON IH CHARGE QUESTIONS CAN BE DIRECTED T0: KENNY KAWCAK OR LOYD DEUPREE DAYS-829-3202 OR EVENINGS RT: KENNY-824-?•I61 LOYD-SZ4-6445 Funeral notice Violet Thompson Violet Thompson died in the early hours of Tuesday, May 9; et Meeker a Pioneer Hospital. Ser6icee are scheduled.for 2 p.m. Thursday, May ll, at the Craig Friendship United Methodist Church, 657 Green St. (also the Episcopal Church). The Rev. Elmo Cook will be officiating. In -ieu` of flowers, the family is requesting contributions to pro- vide e'memorial gift in Violet Thompeone name to the building fund of the Craig Friendship United Methodist Church. Interment will be in Blue Mound, Kane., Monday, May 15. Fred -Fisher Funeerl services are pending for Fred Fisher, who died May 9 at The Memorial Hospital. Coal Continued from page 1. increase the size of their trucks from 50 ton trucks to 100 ton tncke. The increase, he said, will result in a decreased need for inan~ower. Trapper Mine employe ]63' and produces 1.8 million tone of coal annually or each person pro- ducee 11,042 tone of coal a year. Cyprus .Twentymile Coal ,Companyy employe 310 employe- end~produees 5 million tone of wal annually or each person pro- duces 16,129 tons of coal a year. While Colowyo Coal.Company employs 422 employees and pro- duces 4.6 million .tone of coal annually or each person pro- duces 10,900 tone of coal a year: Huletine said the move, more than anything, is an attempt to make the mine competitive in _twoday_e,coal market; Clty Continued from page 1. allegation was assigned to Stock, who hoe a direct financial rela- tionship with each member o[ the council (they approve his con- tract end he works directly for them); • Though Stock's report found a city ordinance had been violat- ed, the council assumed on itself the power to kill further inquiry (the city charter gives it no power to sit in judgement of fellow council members who have violated city laws); • No one on the council asked or required that Quillen step down from hie council seat during discussing of the alleged viola- tioa; city clerk Shirley Seely'a notes showed that Quillen joined in voting against releasing the report; The problem, said Ringhand, ie that the charter does not specify what the counci! should do wh.:n such allegations surface. 'I'm not saying it's right,' he said this morning. 'The question is, Who does it? I think we've got some problems in the charter - therc are some gray areas.' Other ways of handling the complaint that would Gave avoided the conflicts of interest were put off in favor of getting informa• lion to the council, said Ringhand. •The council has to be given information,' said Ringhand of hie decision to assign Stock to look into the allegation. 'It was a fact finding mission. Ringhand said the water line would not be dug up and reinapect• ed, since it was assumed Moffat County (which employe Quillen as the county building inspector) would accept any liability for dam• ages that the line might cause in the future. ~~ Amer ,o=~r as4Po tlvrla Ws Jaffee Pm~uh ~.~ v