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Show Utah Stato Preasa Aaan, P.f. Box 1327 ' Silt Serving East )uab County A Lake City, Utah SkUO Nice Place to Live ! November 23, 1977 City council news City may buy new fire truck Possible avenues of finance for the purchase of a new fire truck and the construction of a building to house the ambulance and fire departments were surveyed at the meeting of the Nephi City Council held Monday evening. Steven Ludlow was authorized by the council to investigate financial alternatives. The council also authorized a con General Priesthood meeting will be held Sunday afternoon in stake of the General stake are to priesthood meeting Nephi LDS Stake will be conducted on Sunday at 2 p.m. at the stake center, according to an announcement made on Monday by the stake presidency. All members of the Aaronic and Melchizedek Priesthood within the Chamber will hold attend, Presencouraged ident Vaughn J. Paxman has announced. The priesthood meeting will be followed by the quarterly meetings of the stake High Priest quorum and stake Seventies quorum. County commission notes insurance change may County the event the property Juab County proposals received to provide health and accident insurance coverage for all county and county hospital employees at the Monday meeting of the board. Representatives of Equitable Life Insurance Company presented proposals to the board for the coverage clause in must be used for highway or utility construction. Christmas giveaway drawings each Sat. Valley Bank will sponsor 'prevent loss' Chamber of Commerce Valley Bank and Trust Companys Nephi office will sponsor a Point of Sale Loss Prevention Program gift certificate The dates for the give-away- s will be December 3, 10, and 17. Gift certificates for $25, $10, and five for $5' each will be given each Saturday. The winner of the $25 certificate each week must be present at the will be condrawing. The give-awa- y ducted at the Juab County Court House at 4 p.m. Members of the East Juab County Ambulance Association help out at rals and dipping tank just east of Nephi to the Juab County Cattlemen's Association at 11.00 per year, cancellation subject to a 90-da- y the scene of a Saturday traffic acTNPhoto cident. Two are injured Saturday in two-ca- r accident near Levan A Huntington woman, Sherrie Gammon, 22, and a Tropic woman, Louise Shakespeare, 68, remained hospitalized at the Juab County Hospital on Monday from injuries suffered in a two-ca- r accident Saturday noon that happened three miles south of Levan on Highway U-2- 8. Both are reported in satisfactory condition. Mrs. Gammon was a passenger in a car driven by her husband, Lan-ni- e D. Gammon. The couples old child, David was also injur one-ye- ar but has been released from the hospital. According to the report of investigating officer Norman Anderson of the Utah Highway Patrol, a southed bound car driven by Thelma S. Slaugh of Salt Lake City skidded out of con- trol during a heavy snowstorm and crossed the center line. The northbound car collided with the side of the Slaugh vehicle, Anderson said. The parents of Mrs. Slaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Shakespeare of Tropic, were passengers in the Slaugh vehicle. seminar next Thursday, December 1 at its office, Ross Madsen, manager of the bank, has announced. The program will feature U. S. Secret Service agents, specialists from Valley Bank and Trust, local lawenforcement officers, and a representative of the American Express Co. They will teach local merchants and other interested persons how to cut bad check losses, how to spot stolen credit cards, how to recognize counterfeit money, how to guard against short change artists, how to outwit price tag switchers, how to recognize stolen travelers checks and money orders, how to stop till tappers, and how checks, credit cards, and ID cards are stolen and what can be done about these losses. The seminar will feature films and demonstrations by the participants. It will begin at 8 a.m. and last until 9:30 a.m. There is no charge for the seminar. A continental breakfast will be served, Madsen says. You mean we'll get a vacation???1?1?1?1?1" TN will close will be closed on The Tjmes-New- s November 24, ThanksThursday, and on and giving Friday Saturday, November 25 and 26, the publishers have announced. Harvest ball is tonight 1-- cor- seminar next Thursday give-away- s. g for 1978. The board leased the county to the state retirement fund and t J. Barres Jenkins was as appointed a director. Mayor Donald J. Eyre was authorized to execute the necessary papers for a time limit extension on an EDA grant for the industrial park and Harold Jackson, head of the water and sewer departments, was authorized to attend a workshop at Utah Technical College at Orem on water and wastewater disinfection. Nephi City will pay travel and registration expenses for the delegate. Mayor-elec- Participating merchants in Nephi will begin issuing tickets on Saturday, November 26 for the annual of all employees. County employees are currently covered by Blue Cross Blue Shield policies. After hearing the proposals, the board took the matter under advisement for possible action at the December or January meetings. The board also heard a discussion by Charles Mellor of the Nfephi City Council on an expanded fire protection agreement between Nephi City and Juab County. Terry Haney of the ambulance association also presented a discussion on ambulance services. The board reviewed the proposals and agreed to cooperate in every possible way to provide adequate fire protection and ambulance service to all areas of the county. The board also authorized the attendance of 12 persons, six from each side of the county, at an emergency medical technician seminar to be held soon in Salt Lake City. In other action: Russell Bateman of the Six County Commissioners Emergency Services advised the Commissioners of additional emergency service needs. Randy Freston of Uintah Engin-errinadvised the board that routing through Juab County had been finalized by the State Department of Transportation. Freston was asked at the last meeting of the board to write the commission a letter expressing the views of a number of Levan residents concerning the placement of the Levan interchange closer to Levan. The board received the resignation of Elden C. Sherwood as Justice of the Peace, effective December 31. The board will receive applications for the position until the regular meeting of the board on December 5. The board called for bids on coal tribution of almost $400 to the Nephi Jaycees for the purchase of candy for the annual Santa Claus visit on November 26. The council also authorized expenditures of $50 for both the ambulance association and the fire department to help defray the expenses of Christmas parties for members of the groups. City Recorder Evan A. Framp-to- n was appointed as correspondent Ryan Painter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Painter of Nephi, has a chat with Santa Claus. heart-to-hea- rt Other area youngsters may talk to Santa on Saturday at 3 p.m. at Juab TNPhoto High School. Santa Claus will visit Nephi this Saturday Santa Claus is coming to Nephi! Under the sponsorship of the Nephi Jaycees and in cooperation with the Nephi Chamber of Commerce, Santa Claus will make his annual visit to Nephi on SatNovember 26. urday, Paul Chapman, president of the Jaycees, said that Santa will be at Juab High School on Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m. He will greet children and parents in the main budding. Those going to meet Santa should enter through the south door. Chapman also announced that the Jaycees will help Santa make Christmas eve visits to groups of at least ten children in homes throughout the community. Reservations should be made as soon as possible and definitely prior to December 17 with or Robert Paul Chapman at Painter at 6234)545. In order to help defray expenses, a small donation to the Nephi Jaycees will be required, Chapman said. 623-047- 1 The annual Juab High School Harvest Ball will be held on Wednesday, November 23 at the Juab High School gymnasium. Candidates for Harvest Ball queen are Merilyn Dailey, Leslie Gee, Shirley Jackson, Heidy McCaffery, Elizabeth Kay, Sherry Powell, Sandra Spencer, Colleen Warren, Barbara Wood, Vicki Sperry, Cheryl Bowles, and Sharon Paxman. The royalty will be selected by ticket vote at the dance. The dance is being sponsored by the Mt. Nebo Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, the Juab High School chapter of the Future Home makers of America, and the Nephi LDS Stake youth council. Those attending the dance should wear best dress, the sponsors say. School dance standards will be upheld. Music for the dance will be furnished by the Taxi dance band. Admission prices are $2 per person. Juab High School girls vieing for Harvest Ball Queen honors are, front, left to right, Merilyn Dailey, Leslie Gee, Sherry Powell, Vicki Sperry, Colleen Warren; and back, left to right, Sharon Paxman, Cheryl Bowles, Shirley Jackson, Heidy Mc- Caffery, Elizabeth Kay, and Barbara Wood. Sandra Spencer, who ia also a candidate, was absent when the picture was taken. The dance will be held Wednesday. TNPhoto |
