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Show From page one Weather report Courthouse revamp LEVAN WEATHER Derle Hansen, reporter this summer and to get the front of the remaining portion enclosed before the snow flies. The remodeling of the building can then continue throughout the winter. Board Member Ralph Wilson asked what construction would need to be done on the inside of the building. Mrs. Lomax said one wall on the buildings second floor would need to be torn down to make one big room out of two smaller rooms. The room would then be large enough for conventions and for moneymaking projects such as recep tions, she said. A building en- trance for the handicapped also must be buUt. accomplished Frankly, I dont know how were going to do it, except that building and the artifacts, and were going to do it, Mrs. realize where their roots are. ; Lomax said. Mrs. Lomax said she realized many people in the county cannot afford to contribute money, but can contribute labor. Thats all right, said Mrs. Lomax, The Times-New- s because using a contractor to redo the building would be more Nephi, Utah costly and the building wouldnt 1986 May 15, mean as much to the people when it is finished. For that matter, said Mayor Golden R. Mangelson, if it wasnt for the buildings Times-New- s Joncal significance, it could be and a new bulling could budt for Volume 84, No. 19 ?s !efs than the money job. remodeling 1986 May 15, Board Member Kerma Remodeling the courthouse, .Towp Vance P. A Allan R. Gibson, Jensen asked Mrs. Lomax if the however, will save the building Publishers two in the state to get a fair Construction of the building was and provide a place to display of was one D. William Howard it ptUitM each Thu The Tint New (USK workers award. by tbc Tirnti New PubUaMng Co., 96 South Main the more than 500 artifacts the going to be done in phases. Street, NcpM, Utah 14649. Seconiclaaa portage h paid 2 The ; . : 0 POSTMASTER: Sand address changes to The Times News, P. O. Rot 77, Nephi, Utah 94649. at Nephi, Utah. Deadlines: News and advertising, dose of business, Tuesday prior to publication. Deadlines advance one day when a postal holiday falls on Thursday. Subscription prices: Sit months, $9, one year, $12 in uab County, 91 S outside uab County, payable in advance. No subscriptions accepted for less than sis months. Single copy price, 904. Advertising rates available on request. articles and photographs submitted for publication are subject to editing and will only be used if the editor deems them newsworthy. The editor reserves the right to hold submitted news items for use in later editions. The Times News is not responsible for the return of articles or photographs unless they are accompanied by a stamped return envelope of the proper size. All Howard gets state Mona Board outlines fair association award town cleanup schedule A Nephi man was one of two county fair workers in the state recently honored by the Utah Association of Fairs and Shows. William D. Howard was named by the group as one of the fair workers in the state they feel and shows in Utah. The award was presented at the groups annual meeting, held in Salt Lake City. Howard has worked at the Juab County Fair for 20 years. He has been supervisor of the has contributed most to fairs beef and swine departments, worked with the fair as a county commissioner, and has been a member of the carcass contest committee. At present, he is the beef department supervisor and still works with the beef carcass 19 North Main, Nephi, Utah contest committee. Also attending the fairs and shows meeting were Theo MADE IN NEPHI Westring, Dona C. Jones, Eula & Howard, Blaine Jones, Sherlin Grill, and Nadine Castleton. They report they obtained a of information which they lot each hope will benefit the Juab County Fair. THE BRIAR PATCH Gift Shop Elder Sister Bears Now Available $0499 BEGINNING SOON!! Salt Creek Cloggers Summer Clogging, Session . , An ambitious Mona Town The park is valued at $1,000. Were going to go for it, cleanup schedule was outlined Welsh. . said officials. Mona Tuesday by Between now and Memorial I Day, emphasis is being put on the mowing weeds along town streets to spruce up thfe town for visitors. In connection with this phase, residents are asked to pick up any trash or other impediments to the mowers. Mowing also will be done in and around the cemetery. According to Board Member Rick Welsh, a regular cleanup day will be scheduled in June with a followup day to finish anything not completed the first day. The date will be announced later and will be posted on the town bulletin board. Welsh also is entering Mona in the state civic beautification program, open to municipalities with populations of 3,000 or less. The prize offered in the Tidy Town award is a 350 square foot park with trees, bench, stepping stones, flowers, lawn, shrubbery, and a plaque. TOV.etbJ Classes'begin the tint week'of June CALL: 623-149- 4 Classes for Boys & Girls - Kindergarten Ladies Classes Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced Levels Instructed by: Lisa Blackett . & starting it) & Molly Ringwald Danette Steele p.m. Mon - Sat. LAST SHOW TONIGHT THE COLOR 623-149- 7 PURPLE 7 - 9.45 p.m. 75 s 66 Hap SUMMER SPECIAL! This weekend OIL CHANGE Closed Sunday Adults , $2.00 Children 11 and under $1.00 HUISH THEATRE 98 West Utah Ave. Payson, Utah 465-245- 1 18 become very interested in it. Mrs. Lomax told board members that her organization currently has approximately $11,000 to do the remodeling, but she said that is not enough. She said she hopes area municipalities will help with the project. She said she knew area taxing units constantly are being asked for money, and said that the DUP will not ask for a specific amount. She said she knew the towns budget for the current year has been set, but asked for consideration in next years budget. We hope you'll see your way clear to lend a helping hand, said Mrs. Lomax. Wed like to see you get all the support you can muster from the whole county. If I have anything to say about it, Levan will do its part, said Mayor Mangelson Mary Francis and Michael Dean Hamlin Florida wedding rites unite Smith , Hamlin Mary Francis Smith and Michael Dean Hamlin were married April 26 in Pensacola, Fla. The marriage was performed at the Lexington Terrace Community Room by Samuel Edwards. A reception was held at the American Legion Hall. The new Mrs. Hamlin is a daughter of Cleo F. Smith of Nephi and Byron L. Smith of Modesto, Calif. She is a graduate of Juab High School and the Nephi LDS Seminary. She attended Snow College and presently is serving in the U.S. Navy as an aviation store keeper third class. Hamlin is a son of James Marshall and Juanita Ann Hamlin of Lompoc, Calif. He attended Lompoc High School and is an aviation maintenance technician second class. The matron of honor was Terry Ann McKeown. Flower girls were Loni Jean and Brandy McKeown. The best man was Marvin Robert McKeown. Following a short honeymoon at Busch Gardens in Tampa, Fla., the new Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin returned to Pensacola to finish assignments. their present Nephi Western Credit SPECIAL Only artifacts displayed, people Juo Starring 7--9 Wilson said the project is like the Fairview Pioneer museum. As that project went along and the building was finished and its 9VSii PRETTY IN PINK Up! Members UCA - CLOGAMERICA & C.L.O.C. 4 Call for further information or to enroll! f B i Union Members..... Includes 5 qts. Phillips oil, K lube and filter. I THURS. FRI. 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