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Show Cancer society urges memorial contributions School board names Robinson BB coach The Juab School District '.Board of Education met in ; regular session May 18. Leonard Trauntvein, prin- , cipal of Juab Middle School, previewed the results of the ; regional and state history fairs I with the board. Trauntvein in-- '. formed the board that two groups consisting of seven students had placed first and ; second in the state competition t r nr jFrom page four Utah Foundation both, because an actuarial evaluation of the retirement system determined that these contributions could be cut without impairing any of the benefits promised under the i program. Since the state fur- nishes the funds for the local school district contributions to j the system, it was able to reduce its appropriation for school retirement by $9.7 million. Similar savings, of course, will also be realized by the school employees. In addition to state allocations for maintenance and operations, the study also notes that the state provides some assistance for capital outlay ; ; - i ; a through continuing program. A total of $15 million was appropriated for this purpose in the ld83-8- 4 school year. Most of the funds for the construction of local schools, however, continue to be derived from local property taxes and the sale of school bonds. equalization-typ- e Open house to fete Howards May 28 Leslie Howard and Margaret EUertson were married April 30 at the home of Ernestine Vest. Following the ceremony, the new Mr. and Mrs. Howard were honored at a wedding dinner given by Mrs. Vest. Ten guests were present. An open house honoring the couple will be be given by their daughters Saturday, May 28, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Nephi LDS Stake Center. The public is invited to attend, but should ' bring no gifts. The 5 Times-New- and were invited to participate in the national history day at the University of Maryland in June. The board approved $150 per student to help defray expenses and $400 for the expenses of an advisor to accompany them. The seven students are RaNae Kay, Brenda Lynn, Janet Cotner, Anne Larsen, Kim Mortensen, Shelley Pew, and Conya Poulsen. The board approved $20,000 for instructional equipment and furniture for the Mona Elementary School. The board also directed the superintendent and the building director to proceed with moving the sod from the middle school construction to the Mona school and get estimates for sprinkling the area to be sodded, which is the area adjoining the school. The board revised and adopted an agreement of association to formalize its control over and relation to the Mt. Nebo Training Center. The revision clears up the centers responsibilities to the district and to district policy. It also requires the permission of the board to expend training funds for purposes other than actual operation of the workshop. The board adopted a policy on scholastic eligiblity for high school students to participate in interschool activities. The policy requires that students be and that they be passing in all classes, or that they maintain a 2.0 grade-poin- t average. A student failing to meet this standard will be to compete until such deficiencies have been workshop full-tim- e, Nephi 4th & Items include three desks one is a beautiful Oak Roll Top. Folding Chairs , Wood Benches , Carpet , Light Fixtures and misc. items. Subscribe today!!!! Delos Andrews, Auctioneer 7 p.m., Thursday, May 26, 1983 Nephi 4th, 5th Ward Church 345 East 500 North, Nephi Call Russ at 623-213- 7 9. Food For stating that the memorial has been received and by whom the donation was By Russ Farrer Smooth soups are simple with a blender or processor. Simmer 3 large potatoes, peeled and cubed, in 6 cups water or broth, with a bunch of watercress, tough stems removed. Puree until smooth, then reheat with a cup of whipping cream. Season to taste. Garnish with coutons and parsley. Expensive jumbo shrimp go futher if you stuff em. How about bread crumbs, spinach, and grated cneese? Or rice, scallions , and a little crabmeat? Special crust for meat pie: herbed biscuit dough (make it from mix) baked in a circle to fit over casserole. Place on pie just before serving. If pasta sticks together, reboil for a moment and stir. Add a drop of oil to the water, stir again, and then drain. Rule number one for a microwave oven: no metal allowed, not even the gold trim on plates. Use any china or ovenware containers, or even paper plates. to Russ Farrers Main, Nephi. Rule number one for a delicious dinner: come Sunset South 1025 Cafe, 1963 Home BoxOfftce. Inc All rights reserved Registered service mark oi Home Box Office. Inc GRADUATION SPECIALS DP 05013? pIKFMAD!!II OH gum mm. TEE SPARK Sparkomatic Car Sound is a big hit - with value they voted Sparkomatic Americas tn car sound But let your own ears judge come in for a live Sparkomatic Car Sound 1 everyone who appreciates stereo performance quality from an system. And if you listen to the experts .consumer reporting sources with "ears of experience" live -- in-c- demonstration . . . SPARKOMATIC Car Sound for America's Travelin' Man from our remodeling project! s May26 1983 623-054- Education Committee to reinstitute early morning Salvage Sale & Auction Theses items were work available per month. Hospital, and the Anderson Funeral Home, or by calling Mrs. Ellertson at 4 5th Wards Present $15 Center, the Juab County 4 seminary classes. With the increased pressure for students to take more basic classes and more vocational classes, the board thought this would be beneficial to many students. The increased demand for computer literacy and use was talked about by the board. It set plans for the coming year to ' acquire computers and to train teachers and students in the use of computers. The board set a meeting with the principals and district staff to discuss a computer literacy program. gymnastics being taught. Twice a week. Memorial gifts are a meaningful way to honor and commemorate the life of a loved one, Mrs. Ellertson says. Contribution envelopes can be obtained at the Nephi Dental Clinic, the Nephi Medical memorial program. Memorial contributions not only honor these special individuals, but they also provide funding for service to cancer patients and for the fight against cancer through programs of research, says Betty Ellert-son- , a cancer society officer. Memorial contributions are acknowledged by the society with a special card sent to the family, Intermediate tax deductible. donation to the societys David Robinson The board approved the appointment of David Robinson as head basketball coach at Juab High School. Robinson will replace Alan Sperry, who has been the coach for the past several years. The board previewed the school budget for the 1983-8a and set year public hearing on the revision of the 1982-8- 3 budget and the adoption of a school budget for the 1983-8will A be public hearing year. held Tuesday, June 14, at 7:30 p.m. in the school district office. A resolution was passed requesting the Nephi LDS Stake and made. The amount is not disclosed. All contributions are With Memorial Day coming Monday, members of the Juab County unit of the American Cancer Society say its a perfect time to pay respect to relatives and close friends by making a in presentation Beginning SR305 AUTO REVERSE CASSETTE AMFM STEREO WITH 5 BAND EQUALIZER CASSETTE AMFM STEREO WITH 5 BAND EQUALIZER BOOSTER Separate Balance and Fader Controls . . Locking Fast Forward and Eject Switch FM Muting Loudness Local Distance Control LED Indicator Lights Audio Power 45 Watts Reg. $158. 12988 ELECTRONIC TUNE AUTO REVERSE CASSETTE AMFM STEREO Programmable Memory of 5 AM and 5 FM Stations Automatic Seek and Scan LED Digital Time and Frequency Read out Built-iDynamic Noise Reduction (DNR) Heg. pOU Locking Fast Forward and Rewind Metal Tape Selector Audio Power 45 watts .... SR308 21 988 15986i DNR Noise Reduction Circuitry Auto Reverse for Continuous Plav Reg. $200. 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