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Show leather pune; Amanda Suther- manship: Tiawna Bundy, Julie Promotional Display, Kenison, Jessica Johnson, TVaci Kyle Callaway, hyper space land. Westtraining tower, Blaine Ingram, Lynley Peterson, quilt; Jennifer Worthington, Kolby Ence; Seleern back Smalley, Sally ButterRiding: Brian Webb, pack; Emily Spotten, novelty woodwork; field, Anasazi village; Stephanie woven rug; Chelsey Weight, baby na Sutherland, Tiawna Bundy, Flowers, scrapbook; Tammy set; Lynley Petenon, quilted pil- Rex Memmott, Julie Kenison; Plante, Buffalo hunt; Sean Gib- low; Mavanie Stanley, pillow Poles: Shad McPherson, Rex Memmott, Julie Kenison, Selena son, beaded dinosaur, Greg Pen-ro- case. : Horse Show Results Sutherland, Ryan Weight; Keybeaded alien; Beverly Carter, raphia angel; Peggy Mem- Group I: Written Test: Chrysten hole: Kolby Ence, Brandon Day, mott, Christmas stocking; Twila Bussian, Troy Fowkes, Emily Shad McPherson, Ryan Weight, Rockwell, old age doll; Kelsie McCaffery, Robert Johnston, Tyson Lofgran; Barrels: Brandon Jones, mask picture; Rachel Mandy Anderson; Showmanship: Day, Selena Sutherland, Jessica Asay, bean art; Camille Orme, Chrysten Bussian, Terika Bundy, Johnson, Tiawna Bundy, Shad pressed wild flower, Lacey Cano, Mitchell Larsen, Mandy Ander- McPherson. Littleton picture; Joshua Davis, son, Devun Day; Western HorseGroup III: Written Test: Nicole time warp collage; Skye Green-halg- manship: Terika Bundy, Chrys- Spencer, Tyrell Memmott, Trina ten Bussian, Mitchell Larsen, Spencer, Jenna Coombs, Chad water color picture. Reid Jarre tt, Century TVoy Fowkes, Devun Day; West- McPherson; Showmanship: TyCrope sunflow- ern Riding: Tferika Bundy, Devun rell Memmott, Chad McPherson, Nicole Woodard, barley; er. Day, Mandy Anderson, lyrell Al- Chet Ingram, TVina Spencer, Karen Fine Art Woodbury, lred, TVoy Fowkes; Poles: Devun Jenna Coombs; Western HorseJennifer Zirbes, Derik Stephens- Day, TVoy Fowkes, Mandy Ander- manship: TVina Spencer, Tyrell en, Jeremy Dubinsky, Ryan son, lyrell Allred, Terika Bundy; Memmott, Chad McPherson, Weight, Mat Howard, Natalie Keyhole: Tferika Bundy, Mandy Nicole Spencer, Jenna Coombs; Wamick, Lonni Clarke, Melanie Anderson, Chrysten Bussian, Western Riding: Jenna Coombs, McPherson, Doug Monson, Devun Day, TVoy Fowkes; Bar- Nicole Spencer, Chad McPherKristy Carter, Steve Knicker- rels: Terika Bundy, Devun Day, son, Chet Ingram, Tyrell Membocker. mott; Poles: Chad McPherson, TVoy Fowkes, Mandy Anderson, Van Chrysten Bussian. Ceramics Teri Tyrell Memmott, Chet Ingram, Rosendaal, doll on chair and porGroup II: Written Test: Rex Jenna Coombs, Nicole Spencer; celain doll in blue dress; Derick Memmott, Ryan Weight, Ashley Keyhole: Chet Ingram, Chad Day, TVaci Worthington, Julie McPherson, Nicole Spencer, TriStephensen, man in coat. Horse Open Class 1999 Colt, Kenison; Showmanship: Julie na Spencer, Tyrell Memmott; Jason Goble; Fillie, Brad Vick- Kenison, Rex Memmott, TVaci Barrels: Chad McPherson, Jeners; 1998 Colt, Glenns Taylor, ' Worthington, Shad McPherson, na Coombs, Chet Ingram, Tyrell Fillie, Ben Winn; 1997 Colt, Brandon Day; Western Horse Memmott, Nicole Spencer. Glenns Taylor, Fillie, Reed Jensen; 1996 Colt, Ben Winn; Fillie, Jodie Chase; 1995 or Older Twila Rockwell, oil on sandstone; Fail? Juaafo 4-- H Coimty Sweepstakes wfamem Sheep Wednesday, August 18, 1999 Nephi, Utah Page 2 Grand Champion Ryan Banks. Senior Showmanship, 1st, Hailey Stephensen; 2nd, Kyle Ostler; 3rd, Ryan Banks. Intermediate Showmanship, 1st, Adam Nelson; 2nd, Amber Sly; 3rd, P.C. Sly. Junior Showmanship, 1st, Josh Palmer; 2nd, April Nelson; 3rd, Jamison Christensen. d, 4-- dress; Robyn Wilkey, blue prom formal; Tami Weight, drag around doll. Champion Ewe, Silver Pine Reserve Farms; Fancy Feathers Pigeons: Best Champion Ram, of Show, Colby Park, Ken Lofg-raSilver Pine Rams; Reserve Colby Park, Brook Taylor. Champion Ewe, Silver Pine Senior Rams. Poultry: Brook Taylor, Wade Showmanship, 1st, Alicia Nielsen, Preston Alder, Kenyon Seely; Hadley Pitts; 2nd, 3rd: Paul Sperry. Intermediate Savage. Pets and Rabbits Pets: Best Showmanship, 1st: Diane SperDairy Goats Open Showmanof Jason Rex show, Kimberly Miller, rabbit; Young; Memmott; 3rd, ship Winners, 1st, ry; 2nd, Cameron Pitts. Junior Show- 2nd, Kamisha Young; 3rd, Orey Rachel Asay, Guinea pig. Rabbits: Ryan and Chelsey Weight; manship, 1st, Kayla Veater; 2nd, Young; 4th, Emily Goates. John Veater; 3rd, Justin Mem- Showmanship Winners, 1st, Ka- Brikel and Brody Weeks. Needlework Verla Spring, mott. Grand Champion Market misha Young; 2nd, Orey Young; Lamb, Josh Veater; Reserve 3rd, Jason Young. Open Class quilt; Joyce Justlet, quilt; Vernice Champion Market Lamb, Alicia Grand Champion, Emily Goates; Winn, afghan; Floy Harper, baby Seely. Leadline Champions, 1st, Open Class Reserve Champion, quilt; Ruth Wetherell, Christmas Diane Sperry; 2nd, Justin Mem- Jason Young. Grand Cham- stocking; Rose Shepherd, pillow; Reserve Twila Rockwell, pillow cases; mott; 3rd, Caitlin Young. pion, Jason Young; Beef Grand Champion Heif- Champion, Orey Young. Patty Banks, counted cross stitch Bobbi Trenton Floriculture Grand Wilkey, picture; Laura Lee Ockey, Christer, McPherson; mas stockings; Janet Larsen, doiNicole rose; Wilkey, Champion Bull, Bobbi McPhergladiolas; son. Reserve Champion Heifer, Jack Howard, cactus. ly; Janet Kuester, hand spun Bobbi McPherson; Grand ChamFruits and Vegetables Keith shawl. Foods David Leavitt, wheat pion Market Steer, Justin McCaffery, big onion; Janet McPherson; Reserve Champion Kuester, big potato; Orey Young, bread; Jessie Wood, zucchini Market Steer, Jessie McPherson. summer squash; Kay Stuart, bread; Rose Shepherd, banana Senior Showmanship, 1st, Had- rhubarb; Trevor Hansen, cucum- bread; Chrysten Bussian, pizza braid bread; Jeana Pay, blueberley Pitts; 2nd, Wayne Anderson; bers. 3rd, Russell Garrett. IntermediUpholstery, Woodworking, ry muffins; Lisa Evans, commeal Mares, Chad McPherson; Brood ate Showmanship, 1st, Jeffrey Photography J. Barres Jen- muffins; Jamie Sevy, rolls; Mare, Brad Vickers; Aged GeldKay; 2nd, Katie Jackson; 3rd, kins, small woodwork; Ken Sevy, Chance Tolley, chocolate kiss ing, Tyson Lofgran; Aged StalHeather Timm. Junior Show- small woodwork; Barlow Bird, cookies; Brook Christensen, oreo lion, Jim Phillips; Kids Ponies snicker-doodl- e manship, 1st, Tyrie Thalman; novelty woodwork, small wood- cookies; Ashley Wright, (under 13 hands), Bryce Nichols; cookies chocolate and work. Alder, chip Youth Horse, Justin Memmott; 2nd, Josh Palmer; 3rd, Justin Photography, Emily Lon Wickel, James Stephensen, cookies; Jamie Sevy, cookies; Best of Show Male, Jerald Hall; McPherson. Deanna Taylor, molded candies; Best of Show Female, Brad VickSwine Grand Champion Layne Harris. Market Hog, Hailey Stephensen; Clothing Laurel Roth, tuxedo Jessie Wood, fudge; Lisa Evans, ers. Western Pleasure: (16 and Reserve Champion Market Hog, blessing outfit and wedding maple fudge; Sarah Bone, har- under) Chrysten Bussian, TVoy vest pumpkin cake; LaRae Ken- Fowkes, Jenna Coombs; (17 and dall, dried sage, dried sweet red over) Shannon Worthington, Ben bell peppers, dried pears, dried Winn, Tyson Garrett Walk Trot parsley; Ann Peterson, pickles; Class: Caylee Bussian, Spencer Marcia Valencia, apple pie filling; McPherson, Justin McPherson. The Times News welcomes opinions from its readers concernPam Bishop, pickled pumpkin; should be to Letters Juab County. subject ing any pertinent Cookies, Erin Evans, Janet Stuart, stewed tomatoes; Robert Knowlton, Meagan Peterto the point and must include the writers name, address and Beverly Carter, decorated cake; son, Hilary Hitchcock, Scott telephone number. Letters may not be used to replace advera Ann Peterson, green beans; tisements, Cards of Thanks, or to list sponsors or participants Evans; muffins: Katelyn Peterto a particular event. Letters to the editor will be not be acIngram, raspberry jam; son, Brittany Webb, Marci Karen Paxman, pickles; LaRae Anderson; Robert Knowlton, cepted from any candiate that has filled for political office or Kendall, peas, dilly beans. Ball brownies; Lynley Peterson, decfrom anyone supporting a filed candidate. Anything unsigned, & Kerr Awards (Senior): Fruits, orated cake; of a libelous nature, or containing defamatory statements will Emily Webb, candy 1st, LaRae Kendall; 2nd: Twila clusters; Katelyn Peterson, banot be considered for publication. All letters must be typed Rockwell. Vegetables, 1st, Ann nana bread and (using upper and lower case letters only, letters in all caps raspberries; Peterson; 2nd, Twila Rockwell. Lynley Peterson, raspberries; will not be considered) or legibly written, be less than one Pickled Foods, 1st, Karen double spaced type written page in length. Letters are subMcKenzie Lundell, skort; Na2nd, Ann Peterson. Soft talie Hitchcock, wool suitj Whitject to editing. Mail to Letter to the Editor", P.O. Box 77, Spreads, Marcia Valencia. Ball it ney Lundell, skirt and jacket; Nephi, Utah, 84648. Deadline is Monday before j.m. Kerr Awards (Youth): Fruits, 1st: McKenzie Lundell, pajamas; Katelyn Peterson. Ball, Kerr, and Erin Evans, skirt; Amberlee Heinz Awards: Adult Best of Lynn, skirt; Natalie Hitchcock, ry-Pickled Foods, LaRae Ken- jacket; Karalee Menlove, shorts; dall. Adult Best of Category-Sof- t Natalie Knowlton, Ram, Silver Pine Farms; Grand n, h, 4-- H 4-- H 4-- H Letters to the editor policy. 4-- H Lui-enn- Pax-ma- Spreads, Luienna Ingram. Wilton Awards: Adult, Beverly Carter, Youth: Lynley Peterson. Handicrafts and Hobbies From page 1 Internet Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Highs in the 80s to mid 90s. Salt Lake Citys average price is up 9 cents in three weeks to $1.35 for regular unleaded, according to a special survey by AAA Utah. "Consumers an paying record high prices in several cities in the west, said AAA Utah spokesperson . "Gas prices in with town all the Rolayne ty covering costs associated with recording Salt Lake City today broke the prior record of $1.33 set in October the agreement. In addition, the agreement will 1997. last for three years following the Analysts cite several reasons for signing. Nothing in the agree- higher prices throughout the counment will limit the future exer- try and particularly in Western cise of the police power by the states. Demand is strong from the town in enacting zoning, subdi- busy summer travel season and a vision, development, building robust economy Cutbacks of oil pronations permit requirements, and relat- duction by ed land use plans. have pushed erode oQ prices high Jim Brady, Bradford it Brady, er; resulting in higher prices at the Provo, acting aa attorney for gaspumpe "The higher retail prices an Newton, asked where the documents presented earlier by New- mostly a h of higher ton were located and was told erode oil costs, said Alan Kovaki, that they were in the file cabi- an energy analyst with the net reserved for building permit Washington Letter "But by this time next month, retail prices applications. Phil Lowery, attorney, repre- should be headed back down. sented the town in working out Since July 20, gas prices m northan agreement between Newton's ern Califcrnia alias an up 5 to 14 cents, with San Francisco at a attorney, Brady, and the town. As soon as all terms are met, record high of $1.75. In Nevada, Newton will be allowed to have Rsnok average price of $L71 hit a a building permit and to begin record while the Las Vegas average construction of his home in of$1.44 is 20 cents below that atyfc a Mona. high set last ApriL property. Newton will make all necessary application revisions to meet building codes and is to be allowed all rights and privileges available to other applicants. "The agreement will be recorded and will run with the proper- 80s to mid 90s. Levan weather Salt Lake City gas prices at record high Salt Lake an at all-tun- Partly cloudy evening thunderstorms. Lows in the 50s to mid 60s. Highs in the Alfred Godek, reporter Date High Low Prec 10 82 62 .17 Aug. 11 78 54 .20 Aug. 12 82 50 .00 Aug. 13 90 52 .00 Aug. 14 54 .00 89 Aug. 86 59 .00 Aug. 15 56 .00 89 Aug. 16 . Brittany Webb, leather arrowhead; Amberlee Lynn, leather arrowhead; Justin Memmott, leather knife case; Rachel Asay, If the planned 400 East Street is never constructed, Newton will City gas prices be allowed to use the driveway an e high as the permanent access to his reported today. Extended forecast... Thursday through Saturday... with a chance of afternoon and Nephi weather pajamas; Mona Wednesday... Norma Sherwood, reporter Date High Low Prec 64 88 .05 Aug. 10 55 80 .20 Aug. 11 48 .00 84 Aug. 12 .00 54 90 Aug. 13 .00 59 90 Aug. 14 87 60 .00 Aug. 15 54 .00 88 Aug. 16 n; Catego- Area Forecast National Weather Service From the self-ser- ve Fair-dough- OPEC-memb- l) Simas -- Bfotona, Allan R. Gibson, Publisher Mariann C. Gibson, Editor Myma Trauntvein, Correspondent Nephi, Sherie Partridge, Correspondent Levan 623-052623-473- 5 5 er pass-throug- Mona planning and zoning? Tb the people in the county that informed they had changed their expressed their concerns over the mind. They made so many uninjustice of us trying to get a reasonable demands it was sickbuilding permit. They finally ening. I was told we needed to gave in after five months, lots of put in a 90 foot culdesac which bad feelings, high attorney fees unfortunately would take away for us, and costing the taxpayers from 12 acre required by the of Mona enormous amounts of town. They then proceeded to tell money for lawyer fees to fight us. us that buying the land was a Never has anyone in Mona had waste of time because there was to go through what we have been nothing that we could do to build, through to obtain a building per- in other words your S.O.L. I said mit. Water started out being the "you mean we bought this land issue, then came frontage, sub- and now we cant build? It looks division, not enough right of way, that way. This real cute comanything that they could think ment came from none other that of. The stall tactics that were the mayors brother (hes on the used and many underhanded planing and zoning committee). things, a lot we know of and a My daughter and I were shocked lot that we dont. Like the head at how totally rude we were of Planing and Zoning taking a treated by him after all hes supletter to one of the Councilmen pose to be serving the public. We on the day that they were sup- were told to go to the board of posed to vote. Thd'letter was adjustments (required by law). hand delivered to a councilman "Who are they I asked? Well so that was thought to be voting in far we have two, one of them is our favor. This councilman called the mayors nephew. They sugand told us that he was very sor- gested for us to go to the County ry for all that had happened and Board of Adjustments, maybe that it had been carried way too Greg would know some of those far. Now why was the head of members and there would be no planning and zoning even in- prejudice. Theres no way the volved with something that was B.OA. will let you have a pernone ofhis business? He certain- mit said the mayors brother. I ly is not a council member. But I came home and called the counbet I know which member of the ty, and all they could do was council gave him the letter in the laugh at the ridiculous manner first place. The one who has his in which the town of Mona had nose in everything that takes just acted in. They simply said place in Mona. Hes not the may- that they couldn't solve the probor, but he sure thinks he is and lems of Mona...their job is to believe me, that is the same sen- solve the coimty problems. Mtiment a lot of people in town onas lawyer sat right there when have about him. they told me to go to the county! We were sent to planing and So after five months, 16 pages zoning, "Oh, yes, we were told of stipulations, and long hours "you bet, well have a special with attorneys, they finally endmeeting and get this all taken ed their childiah games and got care of in two days. Two days real. The town knowing that they came, along with many had to give us the permit or they more. ..nothing. The know it all were going to be sued, signed an councilman (wanna-b- e mayor) agreement that elevated us from finally told ua that they were a second class citizen to a perwaiting to hear from their law- son that almost had the same yer. In order for a town to run rights as everyone else. Now after lota of hurt, heartand be legal, they must have a master plan or they are not in ache, disappointments, mental compliance with the State law. stress, the cost of materials douPlanning and Zoning is supposed bling, bad feelings, a lot of monto run from the guidelines of the ey spent both ways, justice finalmaster plan. But guess what? ly prevailed, all Tor a stupid Mona doesnt have a master building permit that should have been given in the first place. I plan. At the next planing and zon- hope the council can justify to the ing meeting I just happened to public their motives. show up unexpected, there they Korrtn R. Newton all sat with their lawyer. I was Mona Ki-phn- 623-019- 623-573- Call: (435) FAX: (435) H 5 9 for subscription, news or advertising INTERNET timesnewsQnebonet.com gibsontnOnebonet.com The TiiBM-NeO (UPSP is published esdt Wednesday by The Times ) News Publishing Co , 96 South Mam. Nephi, Utah 64648 Periodical postage is paid at Nephi, Utah. 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