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Show r sal i'licr ofilruing ini 3 322 ;ilt Serving Last luab County A j tilth 30 0 Lake City, East UT 84115 Nice Place to Live! Df't't'mbrr 6, 1979 Fore sttrnlkes iDOoiroe Two house fires, one late last Wednesday night and another on Saturday, left one of the structures totally in ruins and the other without a roof. Nephi Fire Chief Boyd Park said the Wednesday fire occured at about 11:30 p.m. at the residence of Evelyn Anderson at 247 East Center. He said the cause of the blaze was not yet known, though it may have been related to an electrical problem. Though the roof of the home was lost, Park said the 15 men at the scene saved most of the inside, including furniture and other items. Two fire trucks were used. The weeks second fire destroyed the residence of Don Pass at 595 East First South. Park said that fire, which started at about 11:25 a.m. Saturday, probably was caused by an elec trical heater in a bedroom. He said it would cost at least $25,000 to replace the home, which had gflffir f . V: $ . v been covered by some insurance. e men with three trucks were at the scene for about three hours. The fire chief said spectators caused a problem at both fires. We would appreciate it if people would stay away, he said. He said some of the spectators try to help the fire fighters and that just enlarges the problem. It actually hinders more than it helps, Park Twenty-on- said. Also, Park said damage to expensive fire hoses results when fire watchers drive over them. One such hose, valued at about $2,000, was damaged during this weeks action. The fire chief said he may be forced to ask the police department to issue citations to persons attending future fires. o ffTcrews "worked hard last Wednesday evening to save the Mrs. Evelyn Anderson in Nephi. home of TNPhoto EMTs will stay with county The East Bob Day and Vard White battle a Saturday morning fire Pass home. at the Don TNPhoto be at Nephi Santa Lumber Co. Saturday wHI Santa Claus will visit the Nephi area again this Saturday after- noon. The jolly old codger will be at Nephi Lumber Co. from 1 to 6 p.m. and will have a treat for each boy or girl visiting him. Santas visit is sponsored by the Nephi Chamber of Commerce. Chamber officials say Be sure to take the children to talk with San- ta. of Commerce remind area also spokesmen residents that their coloring con- Chamber test will close on Dec. 15. The of- ficial contest entry form can be found on page nine of this edition of The Bikes will be awarded to the winner in each of five age groups. The bikes are on display at Nephi Times-New- Lumber Co. Coloring contest entries can be Am- bulance Association apparently with has decided to go it alone ina little help from the county stead of alligning itself wit.h.omy of two private firms. That decision was discussed at Mondays regular commission meeting, at which all three commissioners were present. Terrence Parkin, president of the association, was unable to attend the meeting. But Commissioner Joe Bernini, who oversees turned in at the following merchants: The Pharmacy, Christensens, Nephi Lumber Co., Allens Food Fair, Times-New- s, rt J&J Friendly Service, First Security Bank, Valley Bank and Trust, or any other Chamber of Commerce member. Stampede Associa- tion will hold annual meeting Wed. The annual meeting of the Ute Stampede association will be held next Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 7:30 p.m. at the Juab County Courthouse. The public is invited to attend. Those attending the meeting will hear the financial report of the association and will elect three officers for the 1980 season. Stanford Cazier Utah State's president is Stanford Cazier, who spent his early years in Nephi, officially became president of Utah State University during ceremonies in Logan Friday. Cazier, 49, was inaugurated by Donald Holbrook, chairman of the state Board of Regents. J.R. Allred of USU Information Services said Cazier actually has been on the job since June 15 but it took several months to make arrangements for the inaugural. Allred said Cazier taught history at USU for several years before becoming assistant to the university president and viceprovost (the third ranking official at the school). He then served as president of California State University at Chico until he was offered the top USU post by the state educat ional gov rning ldy . Juab County and Commission Chairman Funeral services set Friday for Ralph Salisbury Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at the Nephi Third LDS Ward chapel for Ralph Salisbury, 85, who died Dec. 3, 1979 in Nephi. Friends may call at the Anderson Funeral Home on Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. and on Friday one hour prior to the service. Burial will be at Vine Bluff Cemetery in Nephi. Salisbury was born April 9, 1894 in Nephi to Alfred and Maud Vilate Hitesman Salisbury. He was educated in Nephi schools. He also graduated from the Automotive School of Southern California. He had worked at Hill Air Force Base before his retirement. He was a member of the LDS Church and a veteran of World War I. Survivors are two sisters: Mrs. William C. (Desma) Stowell of Nephi and Mrs. Arvilla Carter of Santaquin. Elder Phillip L. Painter, son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Painter of Nephi, will be honored in the sacrament meeting of the Nephi Fifth LDS Ward this Sunday, Dec. 9 prior to leaving for an LDS mission headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. Bishop Dick L. Ingram invites all members of the ward to attend the 1:30 p.m. meeting. Public meet will discuss plans for old JHS campus A public meeting for the purpose of discussing proposed uses of the current Juab High School building, the old Central School building, and surrounding grounds will be held next Tuesday, Dec. 11 in the Juab High School auditorium. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. The Dr. Stanford Cazier medical service, the emergency Juab District Board of Education intends to discuss a plan whereby the buildings and grounds will be used by Nephi City, Juab County, and the Nephi LDS Stake. City, county, and stake officials will be present at the meeting. Roscoe Garrett held a short conference at Parkins place of employment. Parkin asked the commission to approve the use of $2,500 remaining in the associations budget for replacement of tires and other equipment (such as stethoscopes) and as a salary advance for the emergency medical technicians. The association was to furnish a list of equipment purchased and will pay back the salary money as Please turn to page six jim Christensen's now assistant manager at FSB Jim R. Christensen has been named assistant manager of the Nephi office of First Security Bank, according to an announcement made by Calvin W. Jepp-son- , senior vice president and supervisor of the banks southern division. Christensen, a former mortgage loan officer at the Nephi office, is a native of Delta. He joined the bank as a management trainee in 1976 after graduating from Southern Utah State College. He has supplemented his practical banking experience by attending the banks Timeway and credit schools and by completing several courses offered by the American Institute of Banking. Christensen and his wife Julie have one child. Jim R. Christensen Tomorrow night Dixie College, Nephi Arts Council will present 'I Remember Mama' at Juab High The Dixie College Theatre production of the comedy drama I Remember Mama will be presented this Friday, Dec. 7 in the Juab High School Auditorium. Tickets will go on sale at 7 p.m. and the play will begin at 7:30 -- p.m. The production is sponsored by the Utah Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Nephi Arts Council. was I Remember Mama entitled adapted from a novel Mamas Bank Account." It involves a Norwegian family and children in their American-borFranearly twentieth century San Melanie cisco. Mama, played by Madsen, presides over her children with the aid of a supportive and loving husband, referred to as Papa by the children and played by Ed Waldvogel. Katrin. the eldest of the girls, narrates the play in flashbacks to her remembered past. Katrin is played by Tracy Stout. Conflicts and probn Mama, played by Melanie Madsen: and Uncle Chris, performed by Kit Anderton: examine the injured knee of Nephew Arne, played by Scott Barr; in Dixe College Theatres production of I Remember Mama." lems in the familys lives are both Anderton. The aunts are played created and solved by relatives. by Becky Leavitt, Dionne Uncle Chris is played by Kit Brooks, and Lauralee Miksch. |
