City council notes $' "I, Myrna Trauntvein, presidentelect; Connie Barnard, secretary; Shirleen Newell, education commissioner; Gloria Lud- Council to study wage structure - Mayor Donald Eyre, Councilman Leon Pexton and City Recorder Evan A. Frampton were named on Monday by the Nephi City Council to make a comprehensive study of Nephi City wage rates and to make a recommendation concerning the rates at the June 6 meeting of the Nephi City Council. The committee was named at a special budget preview-meetinat the City Hall. The Council indicated its favor for the adoption of the salary schedule set forth in the uniform employment code now in use within the city, even though this would not give employees the percentage of salary increase they have requested of the city. In fact" Frampton said, if this salary schedule is adopted across the board one employee's salary I 4 Norma Schorer Annette H. Kendall Two Nephi women finish nurses' training Two Nephi women, Annette H. Kendall and Norma Schorer, have completed requirements for certification as registered nurses and at event next will be honored along with nine others for their accomplishments. The group will be honored on May 31 at a graduation program at the Payson High School auditorium. The students will be honored again on June 4 at Weber State College where they will receive their associate of science degrees. Upon completion of state exams, they will be certified as registered nurses. Mrs. Kendall and Mrs. Schorer have been employed Services held for Edna M. Foote Bachelor , 66 at the Juab County Hospital at Nephi. Their nursing classes were taught at Payson Hospital, Utah Valley Hospital, Funeral services were held at the Anderson Funeral Home on May 16 for Mrs. Edna M. Foote Bachelor, 66, who died on May 9 at Anchorage, Alaska. She was born in Nephi on February 24, 1911 to Charles Byron and Lucy Hart Foote. Survivors are two sisters and a brother: Dorothy Cody, Seattle, Washington; Edyth Sliger, Mapleton; and Chester W. Foote, Ridgecrest, California. the Timpanogos Mental Health Center, at a rest home, and at several local doctors' offices. School board sponsors JHS basketball camp Two weeks of intensive basketball training will be featured in a summer basketball camp being sponsored by the Juab School District, according to an announcement made this week by Dave Decker and Alan Sperry of the Juab High School coaching staff. Open to kids from grades four through 12, the camp will be conducted May 30 through June June Barbara B. Nielson 3 and 10 at in pay. The employment code salary would give most employees a $15.00 monthly increase from $665 to $680. Police department employees would receive an increase on only $3. With insurance payments, retirement pay and holiday and sick leave allowances, the base pay will be $937.65 if the employment code salary schedule is adopted. Frampton said. The council set June 20 as a date for formal approval of the 1977-7budget. June 27 will be the date for the special public hearing and adoption of the budget. 8 Karen Wright is is new president of Elem. PTA Installed recently as president of the Nephi Elementary Parent-Teacher- s Association is Karen Wright, succeeding Eileen Tolboe. Other officers installed were In addition to normal social security matters, the representative will be prepared to discuss disability payments with workers who may have become disabled and also the supplemental security income pio-grafor those who are disabled or blind and who have little or no income. Delta Elementary School principal 8 d LEVAN STATION High Low Prec. 50 32 .00 May 18 58 30 .02 May 19 59 39 .02 May 20 70 34 .00 May 21 77 42 .00 May 22 72 53 .00 May 23 47 63 .06 May 24 Frozen Food Buys Banquet "dittos" by sizes 7-1- 4 Crepe Package of 18 DOUBLE KNITS 60" wide $Q33pr. Pre-wash- J SAPHIRE & PALENCIA BROADCLOTH 45" wide Get Ready For Summer ALL SWIMSUITS discounted Best selection ever! Off Women's "Patios Canvas Shoes 15 s499 pr. $077pr. J Many colors - all sizes mm DEPARTMENT STORES Produce J&)'s Fresh Luscious, red, ripe 20 Reg p Fruit Drinksboz $1I 22yd Great selection to choose from 89 6$1 Assorted Popsicles Tip-To- $194yd. latest styles All Straw Hats $1 Fried Chicken 2 ,b package Girls Denim Jeans 1 police 623-134- 4 sheriff I 623-134- 4 I doctor o 1 I office I home I I I I ambulance 623-134- 1 call directory assistance poison emergencies no charge to calling party I 800 662-422- 5 Clip and Save orial Day, Fackrell said. Date 623-078- ! I 623-121- highway patrol Grocery Items for May, according to Evan A. Frampton, weather observer at Nephi. This includes a special measurement taken on Wednesday at 10 a.m. of .29 of an inch. Levans station received only a tenth of an inch during the week but was made at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, the normal reading time. The report of temperatures and precipitation for the past week from the two East Juab County stations follows: NEPHI STATION Date High Low Prec. 52 33 .08 May 18 69 32 .00 May 19 31 59 .00 May 20 71 34 .00 May 21 22 72 32 .00 May 72 35 .00 May 23 70 34 .06 May 24 29 May 25 to 10 a.m 8 o 4 "I 8$1 Tomatoes Brighten up your dinner plate with Corn-on-the-co- b .... New White Potatoes ... 5 459 Perfect for picnics, snacking 10,! Watermelon Red Leaf & Romairte Lettuce 5 headsi i i i i i i i fire I I I I I I ncJ &J FRIENDLY SERVICE LOWER FOOD PRICES The Friendly Folks! Additional storms during this week have added .43 of an inen of moisture to the total June 6 through the high school emergency numbers An invitation for the public to attend Memorial Day services at the Nephi City and Vine Bluff cemeteries has been issued of behalf of the Nephi Post No. 1 of the American Legion by Wallace Fack-rell- . Commander. Jack Shaw, service officer of the post, has announced that the ceremonies will begin at 9 a.m. at the city cemetery. At the conclusion of the Memorial Day event there, the ceremonies will be held at the Vine Bluff cemetery. The cermonies will consist of a prayer and a gun salute at each cemetery. White crosses, bearing the names of veterans, will be placed in the cemeteries on Friday evening. The crosses will remain until the close of Mem- s Clip and Save memorial rites Social Security representative to be in Nephi on June 6 A representative of the Provo office of the Social Security Administration will be in Nephi on Monday, June 6 to discuss problems local Social Security recipients may have. The representative may be contacted at the Juab County Courthouse between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. P1 Legion sets Karen Wright Times-New- Nephi, Utah May 26, 1977 velopment commissioner. The officers were elected for one year. another half inch in recent storm Students in grades four and five (1977-7school year) will meet daily during the two weeks of training from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. A former Nephi resident has Those from grades six and been named principal of the seven will follow at 10 to 11 Delta Elementary School be a.m. Between 11 a.m. and 12 ginning with the 1977-7school year. noon, students from grades She is Mrs. Barbara B. Nieleight and nine will receive instruction. From 7:30 to 9:30 son, daughter of Anna Broad-heaeach evening of Nephi and the late Elduring the mer R. Broadhead. course, students in grades 10, 11 and 12 will meet at the Mrs. Nielson has worked in the Millard School District as gymnasium. Each participant will receive a teacher in special education a camp since 1968. She has bachelor and be eligible of science and master of science for individual trophies, awards and certificates. The particdegrees in education and will complete work for a certificate ipants will be drilled in basketball fundamentals as well in elementary administration during the summer. She has as in games and competition. A fee of $3.50 will be chargbeen active in professional associations, has contributed to ed for the camp. Each child at- various publications and has tending should bring his own been instrumental in developgear (shoes, socks, supporter, trunks, etc.) ing special skills in the reading More information will be fur- curriculum areas. nished by Decker or Sperry at Mrs. Nielson and her husor 623- Gordon L. Nielson, are band, 1389. the parents of six children. 623-176- exactly the same and one person will take a cut will remain Nephi gets gymnasium. Mrs. Nielson is low, membership chairman; Judy Jensen, health and safety chairman; Glen Jeffery, fund raising chairman; Linda Olsen, services chairman;- and Eileen Tolboe, individual de- The