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Show UTnH Loop road is closed tJ for winter, Forest Service discloses f kfss association Third South Lake City, IT 8111 i a? rest The Salt Creek road near the junction with the Nebo Loop road has been closed for the winter, the U.S. Forest Service has announced. The Salt Creek road is one of several roads in the Nebo area that have been closed. Others are the Nebo Loop road above Maple Dell, the Santaquin Canyon road above the forest boundary, and the Maple Canyon road above the campgrounds. Michelle Harmon Senior Ball queen Snowmobiling will be allowed beyond the road closure gates when snowmobilers are in compliance with the Uinta National Forest Travel Plan, a copy of which can be obtained at any Uinta National Forest office. Curtis Stephenson Senior Ball king Serving East Juab County A Nice Place to Live Dec. 3, 1981 Police ask; parking compliance at school obstructing driveways in the area, eliciting many complaints from the areas homeowners. There have been many parking problems at the Nephi Elemen- tary School lately, and the Nephi City Police Department will soon begin patrolling the area to check for violators. KLyne Bosh The problems occur chiefly when parents come to pick up' their children, said a department spokesman. Senior ball planned Saturday at JHS gymnasium is the Changing Seasons theme of the Juab High School pernor Ball, to be held this Saturday, Dec. 5. .The dance will begin at 9 p.m. and end at midnight, class officers say. The floorshow will begin at 10:30 p.m. Music will be provided by the ONeil Miner band, and tickets will go for $3 each, or $5 per couple. , The Senior Ball royalty is Cur . tis Stephenson, king; Michelle Harmon, queen; Travis Garrett, prince; and KLyne Bosh, princess. The senior class has been practicing their floor show dance, and have spent many hours planning and preparing for the dance. The decorations consist of a winter, fall, and spring scene. The public is encouraged to attend, and all patronage is greatly less-use- d Meanwhile, the department is ofworking with school district Parents are double- - and triple- - j ficials to find a permanent soluparking their cars, and are tion to the problem. Travis Garrett Senior Ball prince Senior Ball princess To help alleviate the problem, the spokesman said, parents may wish to arrange to pick up their locachildren at other, tions than the main entrance. ap- preciated," a spokesman said. Shooting accident injures Greg Ingram of Ingram, Fountain Green was accidentally shot Tuesday night east of Nephi. Gregory L. 33, Armed robbery suspects go spread eagle at the command of UHP TNPhoto Trooper Carl Howard at Second North and Main Sunday. Dont be late! TN will publish address list The Nephi Police Department says that Ingram had stopped will publish its s The about a mile west of the KOA annual list of addresses of area campground on State Road 132 at servicemen and missionaries in about 9:45 p.m. Tuesday. As he next weeks edition. started to get out of his pickup to muzshoot a rabbit, his The addresses must be to the zle loader rifle accidentally 4 office by Tuesday, s discharged. The round strike his, Dec. 8 at 5 p.m., and should be left foot, causing minor injuries to typewritten, if possible. Because his toes. of the possibility of transcription errors, NO addresses will be Ingram was taken to the Juab taken over the phone. County Hospital. The accident was investigated by Officer Ken The list is published each year Epperson of the Nephi Police as a public service, in order that Department. area residents may send the misTimes-New- Times-New- LDS Patriarch Emeritus will be fireside speaker Sunday Eldred G. Smith, Patriarch Emeritus of the LDS Church, will speak to members of the Nephi LDS Stake this Sunday, Dec. 6. :The fireside will begin at 7 p.m. at the Nephi LDS Stake Center. The public is invited to attend. Smith is a direct descendant of Hyrum Smith, the churchs first patriarch, and the brother of church founder Joseph Smith. In addition to speaking, Smith will show many family heirlooms and historical artifacts, including the clothes Joseph Smith was wearing when he was killed, the box that held the gold plates from which The Book of Mormon was translated, and a Nauvoo Legion gun owned by Hyrum Smith. This will be a very special opportunity to hear a personal account of the restoration of the a church spokesman church, said. Local policemen were called to the old Juab County Jail in Nephi Friday, to investigate reports of a dead body. When they got there, however, the corpse had vanished into thin Udell Reed Jensen, 78, died Nov. 30 in St. George. Funeral services will be held today at 1 pin. in the Nephi Sixth LDS Ward chapel. Friends may call prior to the services. Interment will be at Vine Bluff Cemetery in Nephi. lUensen was born Aug. 25, 1903 ihr Ephraim to Adolph W. and Elizabeth James Jensen. He married Mary Asenath Grover Aug. 28, 1934 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died Sept. 4, 1961. Quorum and a priesthood teacher. servicemen point. ' ' -- - The suspects vehicle was spotmiles north of Patrol Utah Highway Nephi by callHe Howard. M. Carl Trooper ed for help from Trooper Norman Anderson and Nephi Police Officer Mike Morgan, and the three of .them pulled the car over at ted about three about Second North and Main in Nephi. rifle and Two guns, a a shotgun, were seized from the The body was discovered by Jay Winn, who was taking care of the courthouse heating plant, housed in the bottom of the jail. Mrs. Winn told the police she had seen the body lying along the Mrs. Center. There will be all kinds of handmade items on sale to help with your Christmas gift list, said a ward spokesman. Featured for the first time this year will be a childrens bazaar, where all items will be sold for $2 or less. A bake sale and a cookie decorating table will also be featured. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. Ticket prices are children. $1; adults, $2; and families, $6. Those attending should bring their own dishes. . "Mona, irrigation company re--" solve dispute Officials of the Town of Mona and the Mona Irrigation Company have come to an agreement to cancel out debts owing to each other. In a recent town board meeting, Mayor Everd Squire reviewed improvements which the town has now completed on the Mona water system. Squire said some $4,600 in material and labor has been expended from the towns budget for improvements on the line and in upgrading the system, which in turn has increased the water flow of the improvement cost was $2,300. However, in lieu of payment, the irrigation company officials agreed to dissolve a claim put to the town for past water usage which has been above the three tenths of a second foot of water allotted for culinary use. In the past, the only water measurement on the line has been that which entered the head house. The overflow returning to the irrigation system has never Young of the Nephi Police Department and Bill Tompkins of the Juab County Sheriffs Department searched the furnace room, but could find no body. A man fitting the "corpses description was later picked up in a transient, who while Nephi traveling through Nephi, had sought refuge from the cold winter temperatures. The Nephi Sixth LDS Ward will hold their annual Christmas Carnival this Friday, Dec. 4. The festivities will begin at 5:30 p.m. at the Nephi LDS Stake The men were iaxen to the Juab County Jail and were later picked up by the Payson Police Department. for all users. share basis, the On a half-cos- t Mona Irrigation Company officials were told that their portion furnace. Mike Morgan and William O. plans Christmas carnival Friday Udell R. Jensen He was a High Priest at the time of his death. Survivors are his children, Mrs. Louis (Ann) Kearns of St. George, Mrs. Paul (Kathleen) Damron, South Windham, Maine, Richard G. Jensen, Midvale, and James U. Jensen, Fairfield, Conn.; 20 and two greatgrandchildren, grandchildren. Also surviving are a brother, A. Ladru Jensen, Salt Lake City, and a sister, Mrs. John (Ludeen) Vranes, Midvale. Local police officers apprehended two armed robbery suspects in Nephi Sunday, Nov. 29. Earlier that day in Payson, two men had taken $500 in savings bonds from a Payson man at gun- air. Sixth Ward : Jensen spent most of his president of the Seventies and Local police investigate dead body at old Juab County Jail Friday -- Jensen was a member of the Utah Municipal League and past president of the Nephi Kiwanis Club. He was a member of the LDS Church, and had served as a sionaries Christmas cards and other holiday greetings. But it walked away Funeral to be held today for Udell Jensen boyhood in Ephraim and attended Snow College. He received a B.A. degree from Brigham Young University and an LL.B. from the University of Utah Law School in 1929. He was a member of the law firm of Jensen and Jensen in Ejphraim and Nephi. He had lived iii Nephi since 1938. He had been Sanpete County Attorney and attorney for the cities of Fountain Green, Eureka, and Nephi. He was a member of the Utah and Central Utah Bar Associations. The incident was referred to the Juab County Sheriffs Office. Robbery suspects picked up in Nephi Please turn to page 3 Two Spanish Fork men were injured in this Wednesday morning TNPhoto rollover south of Levan. Wednesday wreck hurts Spanish Forkers A Spanish Fork man, Brent Kidman, 29, was seriously injured Wednesday when he was thrown from his pickup 10 miles south of Levan on State Road 28. Kidman was a passenger in a truck driven by Gary B. Bartholomew, 25, also of Spanish Fork. The truck was southbound when Bartholomew apparently tried to pick something up off the floor of the truck. The truck drifted off the side of the road, and rolled 3 Vi times down an embankment. Kidman was thrown from the truck about 75 feet, and sustained pelvic injuries. Bartholomew re mained in the vehicle. Both men were taken to the Juab County Hospital by the East Juab Ambulance. Kidman was later transferred to Mountain View Hospital in Payson, where he is listed in serious condition. Bartholomew was treated for minor injuries at the Juab County Hospital, and was released. The truck, a 1980 Toyota was totaled, according to pickup, Trooper Gary Taylor of the Utah Highway Patrol, who investigated the accident. He was assisted by Juab County Deputy Sheriff Chad Bowles. Courthouse will close Wednesday, Thursday, Friday The will be Juab County Courthouse closed next Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, Nov. 9, 10. and 11. The reason? County offices are being moved to the new county center in the renovated Juab High School building. Commissioner Claude R. Lomax says the offices will reopen in the new county center the following Monday, Dec. 14. The recorders, treasurers, assessors, and clerk's offices wii1 be moved. Already in the building are the public health nurse, the Utah Division of Social Services, Job Service, and the county agent. Lomax says the dedication of the renovated building will be held in the near future. 4 4 |
