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Show Mona duo wins first place at UP&L alternate energy fair At Federated Clubs' state convention Local dubs won awards Local clubs received several awards at the Utah Federation of Womens Clubs state convention, held recently in Park City. The four federated clubs in the Delphic Club, the Nephi Nautilus Club, the Twentieth Century Club, and the Ladies received Literary League recogntion for sending a high school student to the Hugh OBrien youth leadership program. The Ladies Literary League received awards for outstanding Fifty students from Juab Middle School participated in Utah Power & Lights native energy fair recently. The competition was held at the College of Eastern Utah. Seventh, graders Jenny Wright and Melissa Mellor took first place in their division. Seventh graders taking honorable mentions were Ann Winn, Elizabeth Johnson, Marky Bishop, Chantel How-artTony Dinsdale, Travis Bohman, Angie Westring, and Andrea Freese. Recent area births told h, s Eighth graders Recent births as reported to The s are: taking Mariann Gibson, left, Evelyn Lomax, and Natalie Orme were in Times-New- at- honorable mentions were tendance at the UFWC convention. Amberlee Stephenson and Melissa Mellor and Jenny Wright display trophies and ribbons Daughter, born April 27 to Jamie Taylor. won at the UP&L alternate energy fair. Jill and Stephen Hill. She will be programs in home life and inter- also work with Boy Scout, PTA, Levan Town Board May meeting news In other business at their Thursday meeting, the Levan Town Board: Took steps to organize a board to administrate towns new citizens care the utili- ty fund. Under the plan, Levan residents will be encouraged to donate money to a fund to help pay the utility bills of the towns needy. Of seven names suggested and approved to sit on the board, four ultimately will be picked. A meeting to discuss the program was scheduled to have been held in Levan Tuesday. Heard a report on the water system from Board Member Joe Jensen. Jensen has been working with Johansen Construction Company to clear up final problems with the towns new water system. He said he had checked a proported low spot in a new pipeline, but found things to be fine. Fittings that have blowp out and a leak in f he canyon lira have been fixed.'The collection box at the spring has been plastered where it was exposed and finer screen has been put on the headhouse vents. He also reported that the meter in the chlorinator building is broken and he is taking steps to fix it. He said the new system will be operational soon and details will be distributed with utility bills. Jensen expects town water pressure to double when the new system is operational. Heard from the Western Area Power Administration that it has received the towns proposal to fund a loadshedding system for the towns electrical system. If the town gets the grant, it will be awarded this summer. Discussed the hiring of a new town building inspector. Looked over the tentative budget for the next fiscal year. The town presently is set to spend $960,000, the majority of which will pay for electricity purchases. . Members of the Dazzlin DiJeans junior drill team are Summer Sperry, front left, Kendra Anderson, and Diana Lynn; Loreal Sperry, middle left, Tiffany Casper, and Amy Hoaldridge; and Heidee Stephensen, back left, Katie Thalman, and Kina Pexton. Missing from the photo was Melanie Hall. J junior drill team gets honors at May 10 meet ".. f ,V - . The ' Dazzlin ji state at the event, and the local team has been invited to form at Lagoon this summer, DiJeans junior drill team received an ex- rating in state competi- tion May 10. There were many junior drill They are directed by Diane teams from throughout the Park and Jeana Lynn. per-celle- Ernie Booth, president of the Nephi- Nebo Posse, gives prizes to t first-plac- tion category, and belt buckles were given to the top winners in each age group. In age group one, the all-arou- winner was Jade i Jackson. Second place was taken by K.C. Lunt and third place was taken by Corry Stephensen. In age group two, the winner was Heather Cowan. Second place went to Stephanie Day and third place was taken by Cassie Carter. winner in age The Mike McPherwas three group son. Michelle McDonald placed second and Cody Carter placed third. Individual event winners in age group one were Corey Stephensen, K.C. Lunt, and all-arou- all-arou- - Ute Stampede tickets now on sale participated Saturday in the annual spring horse show, sponsored by the Nephi Nebo Posse. e Halters were awarded to each in winners competiThirty-eigh- nt and Jade Jackson, quadrangle Ute Stampede reserved seat race; and Corey Stephensen, are now on sale at tickets K.C. Lunt, and Shane Jackson, Furniture Company in Tolleys barrels. named Ashley Hill. Grandpar- national affairs. ents are Maurice and Joyce The members of the TwenMemmott and Zelda Hill, all of tieth Century Club received one of three special Concern for Nephi. Kids awards for special proDaughter, born May 4 to Ron grams and service to children in and Noreen Robbins Harper of their community. The club was Levan. She will be named An- recognized for its support and drea Harper. Grandparents are sponsorship of the Girl Scout Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Robbins of program. Individual members of Mona and Mr. and Mrs. Ross the Twentieth Century Club Harper of Levan. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII American Legion rep to be in Nephi i 8 Nephi, Utah May 15,1 986 Analee Wankier, and Cassie Carter, quadrangle; and Heather fimrnu d for doll making. 623-185- 0 1 6 pack case OLSENS GARDEN SHOP Lumber JUNIPER TAMS 49 $(0)4 9 in stock gal. size All types in stock HANGING BASKETS AUmiBARTS FRUIT TREES SHADE TREES AND SHRUBS In Stock 656 North Main Jobbers and Distributors 623-07- 1 Cowan, Heidi Cowan, and Tina Taylor, barrels. Age group three individual event winners were Lorrette Osborne, Mike McPherson, and Michelle McDonald, fitting and showmanship; Cody Carter, Mike McPherson, and Kecia Phillips, written test; Cody Jade Jackson, fitting and Carter and Mike McPherson, Michelle showmanship; Jade Jackson, horsemanship; and Kristi Mike McDonald, McPherson, Brumbaugh, Penny Jackson, written test; Shane and Cody Carter, western trial; Jackson, Joni Jackson, and K.C. Mike McPherson, Michelle Lunt, western trail; Chad McDonald, and Kecia Phillips, Cowan, Jade Jackson, and Cor- quadrangle; and Mike McPherey Stephensen, horsemanship; son, Michelle McDonald, and K.C. Lunt, Melissa McDonald, Lorrette Osborne, barrels. place-awar- now open at Nephi rett, horsemanship; Cassie Cowan, and a second photography, (P s Nephi. Heather e 5 The tickets are selling for $6 Individual event winners in age group two were Heather each. A 50 cent per ticket disCowan, Analee Wankier, and count will be given to those purStephanie Day, fitting and chasing tickets before July 1. showmanship; Stephanie Day, Tina Taylor, and Heidi Cowan, written test; Stephanie Day, Cassie Carter, and Tyson Gar- Carter, Jennifer Winn, and Heather Cowan, western trail; first-plac- Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Pepsi Free and Mt. Dew 1 1 i Is first-plac- PEPSI PRODUCTS i f e Delphic Club received a award for crewel stitchery; and Mariann Gibson of the Twentieth Century Club receive ed a award for sewsecond-placa award for ing, JMART Administration benefits. I The service is free of charge, Individuals are not required to belong to the American Legion 1 in order to receive assistance. Times-New- 4-- H 205 South Main, Nephi, Utah - A representative of the American Legions service office will be in Nephi Thursday, May 22. Dave Parkinson will be at the Nephi Job Service office from 3 to 4 p.m. to assist veterans and their dependents with Veterans The and programs. In the arts and crafts competition, DaNell Worwood of the 5 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday - Sat. Serving youAutomotive and parts. Supplies Equipment |
