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Show Nebo board ii m gets dovn to devil details By iii i i. nmgii Mli A SN INTON Jill Horakt TV SPRINGVILLE nisi i i Jin ! Councilman goes Hollywood for sound occupation (' The needs' of. Hollywood produc- PAYSON A year ago winter, 'Councilman Burtis Bills asked his son to come with him to the desert and shoot him, Titus, his sun, was happy to comply. Bills said. The two last to make guidelines' Springville High's controversial mascot more palatable u r some school district took a .pat.ron&, The board has called a special meeting to deal with backlash from Springville;? and Mapleton residents concerning the new guidelines. The meeting will be Monday at 8:30 a.m. at Nebo laming Center, 570 & Main St., Springville. "I felt the resolution w - dent Carl Nielson said the meeting is mainly to discuss what the mascot will look like. "There were some concerns that the guidelines were too narrow," he said. A resolution with new guidelines for Springville High School's mascot was approved at Tuesday's Nebo district board meeting. The resolution, unanimously accepted by the board, states that a committee will be established to " form a new, pictorial representation of the mascot and to adopt other usage guidelines, standards and procedures. Specifically, the resolution stated the mascot will not be no a devil-lik- e personage tail, horns or trident, and the term devil(s) by itself shall not be used in any written form or with any school cheers or songs. Residents are having mixed thoughts on the mascot redesign, with some say: ing the guidelines are too much and others saying the guidelines are fine and appreciated. "I think they are too narrow," said Cathie Erickson of Springville. "If we voted to keep the mascot of the devil, we should be able to have a devil. I think those people who are having a hard time they keeping the mascot could go to a different school with a mascot they like." She said there are some things she can understand being toned down, like a sign above the wrestling room saying "Welcome to Hell," but overall the board shouldn't even have a meeting to redesign the mascot. Nielson said the board agreed to keep the Red Devil, but members feel the guidelines concerning the redesign need to be revisited. "I think their resolution sounds good," said resident Belinda Adams. "It still satisfies the history of the mascot while displaying it as a more positive image. I like the fact of having one image that is fairly well agreed on versus multiple images v "toned-down- an ..... bike path. of kindness she said. "For Kimball and Patane live in him to do this for u is a the same neighborhood, and dream come true. It's annul-into know there are people Kimball also taught preschool to PnUine's children,, right here in our community so he was enthusiastic to who care enough to go the extra mile," help a friend. "1 felt bad going to him to The Wee Care Center is ask for the help, but he was funded by private, state and so great," she said. "He and federal monetary donations, friends came Kimball said those donahis down one Saturday and tions and the time, energy spent six hours putting the and labor donations the center receives have helped elepathway in." Kimball said the Wee vate the services the center Care Center purchased the offers. "1 feel such a sense of materials, ana Patane, Darbecause ren Harris, Sam Tausinga, accomplishment Wayne Mesake and Terry this program benefits so Brown provided tho labor many lives," she said. "I was the product of a single mom, and time, "It was so great," she said. so for others to reach out "It was a really hot day and and benefit, those In need is it wasn't easy work they wonderful to see." The Wee Care Center is at were doing, but they were all so excited about doing the 447 W. 1140 South at the work. I could never thank edge of the tVSC campus in Orem. them enough." Kimball said Patane'i contribution to the center Jarvd Cowley van tV or mtchod at will never be forgotten. "It's an immeasurable act jcowkyt$licraldxtra.ct)m. g OREM Martin Patane was honored Thursday morning for being a nice guy. Patane, of Pyramid Construction, received a plaque during a small thank-yo- u ceremony Thursday morning at the Utah Valley State College Wee Care Center. Patane donated his time and energy to put in a cobblestone bicycle path for the center. UVSC students who qualify may use the Wee Care e Center for free services while they attend classes. Patane said it was his desire to give something to help young families struggling to make it through day-car- school. "I was a poor starving student once, too," Patane said. Patane was originally approached by Jenny Kimball, coordinator of the Wee Care Center, about the er 344-255- 9 Organizers aim to add events to Lindon Days rodeo events. "We want By DEBRA JANDREAU The Daily Hortld LINDON Lindon Days organizers are seeking permission to add two' events to 'the city's annual celebration. ' Lindon Days has always boasted several equestrian tmd rodeo events, including a mini rodeo, trail ride, horse show and family western games. During a recent council meeting, Lindon Days organizer Ben Walker asked city officials if calf riding and team roping could be included in the to know whether there is some kind of liability insurance the city has to have," Walker said, City administrator Ott Dameron said people who want to participate in the new events will nave to sign a waiver, Just like riders who join other activities. "We don't have insurance for the participants, only the spectators, Dameron said. , Mayor Larry Ellertson asked Walker how many participants there might be and whether the event would pay for itself. - Walker said he could probably get as many calf riders as mutton busters, which is about 50. Councilwoman Lindsay Buyless suggested organizers consider putting a cap on the weight and age of children allowed to ride the calves, as is the case in animal events. "We don't want PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) all over us," Bayless said. Walker said although the events would require extra work, they are doable. Ellertson said he would have a decision for Walker soon. . used." Nielson said the board already has a strategic planning meeting at 9 that morning, so the 8:30 meeting to discuss the guidelines will be short. He said he doesn't think this will be an ongoing issue. "1 hope we can reach some resolution in this meeting," he said. I think the main issue has been decided. It's just a matter of what it will look like." Julia Swinton can Police Beat Explosions rock Wyoming plant ; DOUGLAS, Wyo. (AP) -- A propane truck exploded at a gas plant Saturday, starting a fire and igniting two larger blasts that were seen and heard several miles away. No one was injured, and the fire burned itself out. It was not immediately clear what besides the truck exploded at the Interline Resources Corp. plant. A five-mil- unloading propane from one truck came loose and the second truck's engine ignited the gas, said Converse County sheriffs dispatcher Dana Majerus. Resources Interline based in Alpine, Corp,, Utah, specializes in used oil recycling and natural gus and crude oil gathering. "We went out in the desert at dusk in wintertime when there were no birds or insect to make noises and t got (Titus) off about of a mile and had him shoot at me," Bills said with a grin, "We shot rounds and then I said, 'Now get so close that they will maybe hit the burm in front of me' and they started ricocheting off the rocks in front of me. After about 300 rounds and with bullets whizzing within inches of Bills' head the councilman finally got his wish. "This bullet hits a rock and you hear (it) ricochet and it makes this really weird sound and it hit (another) rock and ricocheted and then hit me right in the leg," he said. "It bounced off (and) didn't even leave a bruise. All it did was leave a light little red blemthree-fourt- much-neede- d ThelXMly.HcnM rifle and a ride and head- e ed west. Orem man's donation recognized By JARED COWLEY rille, SKS-typ- yO.lXV-calibe- Helping out: Terry Brown, left, and Martin Patane are given a thank you plaque from Jenny Kimball, UVSC Wee Care Center director, tor donating labor for a bike path for the center, passed was not thought out as well as it should have been," said board member J. Collin Allan. Nebo district Superinten- ld -. d . semi-traile- h n, mm record." Bills flew to California, where he met an instructor at the Beverly Hills Hotel. "We sat around the swimming pool and he showed me how to use the equipment and I videotaped it so I could review it," he said. 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Sunday only(AII or reached at jHivintpnheraldextra.com. Monitor, Bills doesnt stop with model rockets, however. He 50-to-(- 0 344-255- 8 to straivge locations, "After a fire, we go out and record (model) rockets and in some movies they use them as missiles" he shid. "In (the movie) Congo,' when the rocket shoot at the airplane, that was one of the rockets we recorded." need to document it," he said. "1 approach it like a historical documentation. Sometimes you have one time to get a good recording and then that sound wont exist anymore," Rr the movie "Godzilla," Bills recorded his son throwing old computers and TVs off the root of the family and home washing machines off a 250-foquarry ledge, all to produce the sound of Godzilla smashing New York City. Other movies Bills has worked on include "Outbreak," "CliiThanger," "Ixive of the Game" and "Relic." Bills has also released a collection of CDs used by movie studios looking for ish." unique sounds. FW Bills, it was all part of ' His work includes meat a day's work as a field sizzling, coffee pouring, recordist. match strikes, flint and steel In plain speech, Bills is a strikes, horses, stage coachsound guy, the person who es, anvils, axes, canoes, pangoes out and records the ning for gold, gondolas in sounds used in movies. Venice, bats leaving a cave, a The Job is really a sumwheat grinder, steam locomer hobby, something to do motives and cheerleaders. besides fishing during his "I've recorded hundreds summers off as an art and hundreds of hours of teacher at Payson Junior sounds," he said. "It's unbeHigh School, he said. He lievable how much work doesn't make a lot of money, goes into it." The movie "Windtalkers," but he gets to have a lot of in theaters now, features the fun. Bills was Introduced to ? sounds of cannons and guns, sound recording more than a1 many of them recorded, by of decade ago when his Bills using $10,000-wortnephew-in-ladigital recording equipment. Wylie State-ma"I haven't made a lot came to visit. money at it, but I sure have "Wylie was in the recording business and they were met a lot of great people and having the county fair and had a lot of fun experience," he was going to go over and he said. record (a collection of) steam whistles that were going to be blown," Bills said. TIIEDlLYiffIllU.D The day before the fair, 1555 North Fiwdwn Bmlvtd however, "he got a call from KV nM 71?. fW 1,'uh K1C0J.0M (director) Oliver Stone who said You need to be in Floriwww.liut kl lidiralL?Mit da tomorrow (to do sound recording for the movie, "JFK")? (bmlfW Uvwtllii nun krtilAlwftMM Bills offered to go to the J7MUJ AilmriptlMi Mfory mrkt fair and record the whistles .W4IMI for Dff irtntHh Ml Iktfl ihm in Wylie's place. m "lie laughed and said, 'It's Mimi0!riMtitra,nM a little more complicated USt'S H.l " (ISSN- WV?f) than that Bills said. "But I'uttlithvtl morning, Sunday lhhiuh about a month later he ShIumIhv, If I'uliirat Nftt)Hn, lnr ',. 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