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Show Board sets hearings on tax leeway vote The Juab School District Board of Education has set public hearings for their propos-y ed tax increase. The meetings will be held Tuesday, Aug. 28 at the Mona Elementary School; Thursday, Aug. 30 at the Levan Town Hall; and Wednesday, Sept. 5 at without a vote of the people under terms set by the state legislature If the board had imposed the increase without voter approval, all additional funds would have had to be used to decrease class size. If the public approves the tax increase, some of the money 7 N0Dl)l WPAulSf voted-leewa- the school district office in Nephi. All hearings will begin at p.m. The vote on the leeway tJ,g will be held durinj primary election. , , E.C. Sherwood, reporter can be used to help reduce student fees. For example, said Dr. Kirk Wright, school superintendent, the board hopes to decrease the travel fees students now pay when they go on field trips or to competitions. The board also plans to reduce Richard A. Whimpey and textbook fees and to hire a new Kathy Anderson will be married teacher to eliminate some of the Saturday, Aug. 18. A reception will be held at the crowding in classes at the high school. brides home, 155 East 7th voted leeway South, Nephi, from 8 to 10 p.m. The two-miwould mean someone with prop- that day. The public is invited to erty worth $75,000 would pay a attend. The bride-to-b- e is a daughter tax increase of $7.78 per year. Someone with a $45,000 home of K. Duane and Helen Anderwould pay an additional $4.67 son of Nephi. She ia a graduate per year. Those with property of Juab High School and attendworth $35,000 would pay an ad- ed the Stevens-Henage- r College of Business. She is employed by ditional $3.63 per year. e Consultants of Nephi. The prospective groom is a Recent births, as reported to son of James L. and Beth s are: The Whimpey of Nephi. Heisagrad-ust-e of Juab High School and is Son, born Aug. 3 to Kelton a member of the Utah National and Melanie McPherson of Guard. He is employed by SLT Boyne Falls, Mich. He will be of IPP in Delta. The best man will be Jarod Z. named Kyler Kelton McPherson. Grandparents are Karl and Mason and the matron of honor Helen Carter and Rex and will be Ronica Smith. BridesLouise McPherson, all of Nephi. maids will be Brandy Lange, .are Stan Carolyn Sperry, LaRee Aagard, and Afton Stevens of Fillmore, Jill Gee, Jennifer Whimpey, Eva McPherson of Nephi, and Alisha Whimpey, and Amanda Anderson. Lyle and Helen Boyer of Special guests of the bride and Whimpey, Anderson to tie knot Saturday, Aug. 18 in Nephi school-sponsore- d Area births could have been imposed 6 :AS t. ni ' O I IX Times-New- four-thousandt- hs The TT T ll Mid-Stat- members say. The board proposes to raise the tax rate by of a dollar of taxable value. Leon Pexton, board president, said the board decided to seek voter approval rather than to accept the board leeway, which F'-- Great-grandparen- Times-New- s Nephi, Utah August 15, 1990 SSSSSSSSSSSSA f ts tv Richard A. Whimpey, Kathy Anderson groom will be their grandpar- - ard Leavitt of Nephi, and Mr. ents, Ivy Anderson of Moroni, and Mrs. ' Maynard Willis of Clista Anderson of Price, Leon-- Montrose, Colo. TO BE PRESENTED IN THE CITY PARK BOOTHE BROTHERS MUSIC, a theatrical group from Spanish Fork, will present for your family enjoyment the hour long musical SHOWTIME." Bring your lawn chairs or blankets, and come to the City Park on, Saturday, August 18th, at 6:00 p.m.; and spend a "FUN FILLED" hour FREE OF CHARGE" to the public. 'sssssssssssssssssss; 1Vt; - - Everything in the Store & V. The Total Lady 50 SouthMain, Nephi Kory Woodbury, Kimberly Peterson WE'RE CLOSING OUR DOORS IN NEPHI EVERYTHING MUST GO r - Former Nephite sets temSaturday ple wedding Peterson and Kimberly Wray Kory Urie Woodbury will be married Saturday, Aug. 18 in the St. George LDS Temple. A reception will be held in their honor from 7 to 8:30 that evening at the Heritage LDS Chapel in Cedar City. The bride is a daughter of David and Susan Peterson of Cedar City, formerly of Nephi. She graduated from Cedar City High School and is majoring in She is employed at McKittrick Chiropractic Clinic and the SUSC preschool. The groom is a son of Rulan and Lois Woodbury of Cedar City. He graduated from Cedar City High School and served an LDS mission in San Juan, Puerd student to Rico. He is a at the University of Utah and is employed at Primary Childrens Medical Center. pre-me- at The couple plans to live in Southern Utah State College. Salt Lake City. elementary education SOFAS, BEDs, RECLINERs, APPLIANCES, TVs, VCRs, VACUUMS, DINETTES, & MUCH MORE! WE WOULD UXE TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO THOSE WHO HAVE PURCHASED FROM US DURING THE PAST TWO YEARS. WE WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS FROM OUR MT. PLEASANT LOCATION AND WANT YOU TO REMEMBER WE WILL BEAT ANYONE'S PRICE I - llsb (1. cd Kcrrace ALa (ktla Ostlers to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary whea Nephi until Therle and Florence Allen 1833, G. they Ostlor will celebrate thdr tCth moved to Provo. of two wading anniversary at a family They an ths parents L. children, Ostler Provo. of 18 WiJuq ia gxthsrirg Aug. Elms, Vch, asd Ccrdyn IverMr. and Mrs. Ostler were mar- son cf Ci. Gesrc. They Lavs ried Sept. 19. 1843 ia the Macti seven grandchildren aid two LD3 Tempi. They lived in great-grandchildre- I n. i |
