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Show School bells ring Tuesday for NS students MT, .. PLEASAN- T- School Spanish; Brett Curtis, high schooi "begins for North Sanpete District 'art; Sharon Hansen, Spring City students on Tuesday, Aug. 23. Elementary; AnnaLee Jensen, Nine new teachers have been Mt. Pleasant Elementary; hired for the 1993-9- 4 school Lane Limb, Mt. Pleasant year. They are: Eric Bleak, FFAVoc. AG at the high school; Elementary; Madsen, Terry Suzan Scott Glen Butler, high school Fairview Elementary; Rasmussen, high school drama; John A. Thomas, 6th grade at the middle school; and Weldon Wardle, high school basketball coach. A tentative list of the districts teaching staff as of press time on Monday by schools is: Sanpete County Fair begins on August 19 by Terrie Green Everyone is gearing up for another great fair. Lambs are being groomed; cattle are being primed and ready to show; small animals are being readied for the pet show; the barbecue grills are being wanned for the big Cook-OKing contest; and the final touches are being put on entries for the mamjnoth parade. This years Sanpete County Fair begins on Wednesday, Aug. 19, and runs through Saturday, Aug. 27. MANTI-- - "It runs for over a week and everything seems to function so smoothly. They always put on an outstanding fair," the commentator continued. This year promises to be no exception, since there will be special contests, a great carnival, tough cowboys, a derby, super rodeos and all the other things that make ours one of the best fairs in the state. Printed elsewhere in the paper is a schedule of events to cut out and save for easy reference on all the exciting events. crash-and-ba- sh ut "The Sanpete County Fair is one of the best county fairs Ive attended in the state. Ive attended several and Sanpete County seems to have more going: better shows, concerts, rodeos and much, much more," stated one of last years patrons. Sanpete Co. Fair Car Show by Terrie Green The Sanpete County Fair Car Show just gets bigger and better. Each year, more people display totally restored vehicles, custom street rods and muscle cars, as well as projects under construction. MANTI-- - This years car show will be held on Saturday, Aug. 27, and plans are now under way for this CIJCF nurse pleads guilty ly resign from her CUCF by Bruce Jennings Melody Anderson, ployment on Aug. 5. Judge David Mower ordered arrested as a result of an underto appear for sentencAnderson cover sting operation, pleaded 26. Oct. Meanwhile, Adult two ing to felony guilty and Parole (APP) is to Probation Court District Sixth in charges review her case and make recomlast week. mendations on her sentence. Blackham said that regardless Originally charged with felonies in connection of what APP recommends, his with drug related activities at recommendation to the judge will be that she serve time in the Central Utah Correctional Facility (CUCF), the charges were county jail and be fined. "We need to send the message reduced in a plea bargain arAttorthat people who deal in illegal ranged by Sanpete County ney Ross Blackham and defense drugs will pay a price," he said. "We have a great deal of this attorney Dale Dorius. A CUCF nurse at the time of activity going on, both at the the incidents, Anderson was prison and in our area." At the time of her arrest, arrested in Ephraim on April 27 after accepting $1,000 from a Anderson was working at CUCF state officer in exchange for in addition to taking college classes part time in order to introducing drugs into the facilicomplete requirements for a ty. bachelors degree in nursing. distribuinvolved She had previously earned her One . charge tion of cddeine and the other was Registered Nurses certificate and for offering to distribute marijua- had been employed at Gunnison na. Valley Hospital before going to A condition of the plea bar- work at CUCF for the past severgain was that Anderson voluntari- - al years. MANTI-- - third-degr- fun event. So far, prizes will include $200 in tires from Pearson Tire and a porcelain doll. Committee members out are gathering sponsors and gifts from local people and businesses, which is always one of the key factors helping to make this show such a success. Entry information can be found in the fair book or by calling Robert or Marie Miller at or Shane or Mary Miller at An entry form is printed elsewhere in this paper. Everyone entering before Aug. 22 will receive a free hat and dash plaque, as well as a reduced entry fee. Fairview Elementary Principal Larry Seely, secretary Shirley Shelley, Kaye M. Bradley, Peggy Bench, James Bowles, Wendy Bowles, Wanda Dahl, Sandy Fry, Elaine Jensen, David E. Larsen, Dan Mickel, Rinda Rosenlund Sandra Sidwell. School will run from 8:30 a.m. to 2:55 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, getting out at 1:45 p.m. on Mondays. First graders will get out at 1:25 p.m. for most of die first quarter. Fountain Green Elementary Principal Clark Walker, Shirley Birred, Yvonne Hansen, Meredith Justesen, Helen Naylor and Susan Monsen. School will run from 8:30 a.m. to 2:55 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, getting out at 1:45 p.m. on Mondays. First graders will get out at 1:25 p.m. for most of the quarter. Mt. Pleasant Elementary Principal Karen Kowalski, secretary Helen Lund, Jane Anderson, Brent Barlow, Kathleen Eicher, Bonnie Ellefsen, Vanoy Hansen, AnnaLee Jensen, Verl Jensen, Lane Limb, Nancy Ma-laGary Oveson, Charlene Palmer, John Perry and Phyllis n, Shelley. School will run from 8:25 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. School will end at 1:45 p.m. on Monday. The first grade will get out at 1:30 p.m. on Mondays. The first grade will get out at 1:30 p.m. until Oct. 1. Moroni Elementary Principal Perry Christensen, Sheryl Anderson, Ellen Bird, Nanalee Cook, Sally Dyches, Darron Fewkes, Joyce Finlinson, Lynda Freeman, Annette Hansen, Gay Kjar, Flo Mitchell, Carolyn Oveson, Linda Ramsay and Dana Lee Sorensen. School will run from 8:25 a.m. to 2:55 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. School will end at 1:45 p.m. on Monday. Spring City Elementary Principal Avrin Brotherson, Linda Allred, Sandra Beck, Michael Black.Shauna Draper Kathy Dyches, Jean Mickel and Darrel White. School will run from 8:25 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. School will end at 1:45 p.m. on Monday. The first grade will bet out at 1:30 p.m. until Oct. 1. North Sanpete Middle School Bench, George Principal assistant principal Leslie Keisel, .tfty 528-383- 4, 528-353- Alan Bailey, Dale Barker, Sherry Barrett, Lauri Canales, Cindy Cook, Kerry Day, Pat Draper, Evon Hansen, Kathryn Hansen, Kenneth Hansen, Elise Hanson, Carol Johansen, Keith Leavitt, Miller, Carey Naylor, Opal Wayne Nielson, Steve Rosenlund, Bruce Russell, Mariana Schulze, Cassia Sprague and LuAnn Tuttle. School will run from 8.25 a m. to 3 p.m. North Sanpete High School Principal Courtney Syme, assistant principal Kerry King, Anna Aagard, Jean Beatty, Sylvia Butterfield, Catherine Carney, Sharon Christensen, Craig Clark, e Dorothy Cook, Joe Daley, Melanie Eldridge, Dovey, Roy Ellefsen, John Ericksen. Cheryl Hadley, Luella Hall, Wesley Jensen, Merwin Kjar, James Larsen, Stephen Malan, Harold Mickel, Virginia Mower, Eddie Staker, Reed Thomas, Richard Tree, Tony White and Mark Wootton, Erick Bleak, Scott Butler, Bret Curtis, Sue Rasmussen, Luella Hall, and Weldon Wardle. School will run from 8:25 a.m. until 3 p.m. Shir-len- n 1. ee Spring City school holds SLPs Aug. 23 secon- d-degree POOR COPY SPRING CIT- Y- Instead of sending children to school on Tuesday, Aug. 23, parents of Spring City Elementary students are being asked to bring their children to school to help fill out an individual student learning plan. Parents and students will also receive information from their childrens teachers on class expectations for the coming school year. sessions will Explanation begin at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m., noon and 1:30 p.m. As this day will not be a regular school day no buses will run and no lunch will be served. Air A Fairview woman, Beth Carlston, 80, was injured Saturday when she allegedly failed to stop at a stop sign and hit a northbound pickup truck pulling a stock trailer on State Street in Fairview, according to a Utah Highway Patrol spokesperson. Neither Michael J. Fackrell, 39, of Central, the driver of the 86 Ford pickup which was struck by the Carlston vehicle nor his four passengers were injured. Carlstons 86 Cadillac, which was eastbound on 300 North, sustained an estimated $5,000 in damages. The pickup sustained about $3,000 in damages. Carlston, who had not been wearing a seatbelt, was taken by ambulance to Sanpete Valley Hospital where she was treated and released. She was also cited for a stop sign violation. |
