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Show Council votes yes on middle Vrb school bid JHS track team takes third place at BYU meet Juab High School's track team made JHS history last Saturday when they finished the highest ever for any JHS track team at the BYU invitational meet. Juab placed third in the competition. Mark Hoyt placed first in the 440 and 880 races and Merrill Kay placed first in the javelin throw. Merrill added points when he placed fifth in the shot-pu- t event and Steve Newton also brought honors to the school with a third place in the shot-put- .. Marks time 59.69 College. Project 76 sets car wash Saturday as fund raising meet school-sponsore- Ileidi Cowan, 3, and Heather Cowan, 4 took first and third place honors in a recent Faster Bunny contest sponsored by the i. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Glen gan, 2, was the second place winner. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brad Morgan. She was not available when the picture was taken. Fros-T-Free- Letters to the editor Area students who are going tour of bicentennial sites this summer are having a fund raising car wash this Saturday from 9 a.m. until 12 noon next to the Nephi Utah LDS Stake Seminary building, it has been announced. Persons desiring to have their cars picked up for washing and then delivered to them after are invited to call Ryan Bender at or Louise Shepherd at on the K. Cowan of Nephi. Andrea Mor- d With inflation as it is, the longer we delay the greater the cost will be, and to meet prescribed Editor: a consequence of the findings of the citizens select committee organized to study the best approach to bringing our schools up toe recommended standards at the best dollar value to the taxpayers, we would like to make a few observations and express our feelings. Certainly the property tax reevaluation is going to take place, new schools or not. The expense of bringing the present structures up to standards is almost that for the new high school and we would still have one old" school, admittedly improved, but still old and with no room for expansion. There are compelling reasons, too, for separating the lower grades from the high school grades. The recommendations would effectively divide the grades and schools while at the same time saving considerable sums by making common use of some facilities and easing future burdens on the present elementary school. Our school has served us well and still offers good education to our children, but we must move forward in our educational pursuits or stagnate. As 623-015- 5 623-002- Oriental students discussed at meeting of Nautilus club Margaret Hunter of Fillmore, a teacher in Millard CounMiss ty Schools, discussed the students from Viet Nam, Cambodia, and Laos who are attending schools in Fillmore at the meeting of the Nautilus Literary Club on April 29, when the club met at the home of Karen Wright. Two of the students were present and entertained the group with songs and dances of their native lands. Those present were Gae Sperry, Beth Sperry, Nadine Blackett, Emalie Jones, Anita Oliver, Evelyn Bosh, Phyllis Ingram, Linda Whittington, Shirleen Newell, and Karen Wright. standards, new construction is inevitable, sooner or later. With these considerations in mind and realizing that our greatest resource is a citizenry, we are supporting the school bond election and urge all taxpayers to cond sider it carefully, become fully informed, and then vote for the bonding program. Nelson A. Carter Lynn L. Wright Editor: It seems we are in the midst of a property tax hike, a revaluation for 1976. The School Board seems to view this three and one-hamillion as a necessity. As you probably remember, the fire underwriters condemed the old central school 15 years ago, but it is still in use today. My suggestion is instead of a property tax increase, let Juab County increase the Sales tax by ' which has proven to be an equal tax. I urge you to vote NO on the bonding issue. lf " M T,9 ,i needs. Ho Dccpoff 3 styles. A0 ADI? Only the 1 When it's a Times-New- o 0 has a classified ad s MODEL AR COMPARE OUR REPUTATION :' jm i Covers Parts and Labor to replace them Before You Buy ' A Cemetery Marker or Monument 27 MODEL And does it for 5 years! MODEL DISCOUNTS UP TO 30 if it it is ON MARKERS Beesley Monument Utah & YSiDam not Company Nephi 55Lumber West Second North 374-058- 0 623-076- 8 over Wheels Loan For a Loan PONT 35 TAUGHT... at The Second class entry at Nephi Utah 84648. Loan. it comes ally. 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To be in a program designed for their maturity level makes this adjustment easier and with greater benefit to the student." board members say. In addition to an academic program to meet the needs of its students, the middle school would provide for better grouping of socials activities, officials say. Students in the middle school are able to develope and mature without the influence of older high school students. they say. The Middle School can offer a better education to those students, says Mr, Nephi, Utah May 6, 1976 Z1 The advisory committee was under the chairmanship of Robert R. Garrett, who directed the committee's work and took the recommendations to the Board of Education. In addition to Mr. citizens Garrett, thirty-tw- o made up the committee and were unanimous in their recommendation. The advisory committee studied objectives and programs of the middle school, worked with state Department of Education specialists, and visited programs before making its recommendation. The TimesNews O When Is Your Buying The committee recommends that the Juab School District pro- vide for a middle school for' grades 6, 7, and 8 in the plans for a secondary school facility." This was the recommendation given the Juab School District Board of education by a citizens advisory group appointed by the board for the purpose of studying the middle school question and making recommendations. in the 440 was seconds and Merrill's mark in the javelin throw was 161 feet. The team will compete in the region meet on Saturday at Snow Garrett. It is not possible, however, without a successful building bond election so that the schools can be separated and run as separate schools." The Happy Wanderer Loan For a little tag-a-lon- g |
