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Show Fire destroys $500,000 fSs north Juab cabinet shop The Allred and Bronson family Quality Craft cabinet shop near the Utah County line in northern Juab County was totally destroyed by fire Monday. The building, machinery, and contents were worth approximately $500,000. According to Greg Newton of the Mona Fire Department, the fire started at about 11:30 a.m. when a spark from a ventilator fan ignited paint and lacquer fumes in the shop. The Mona, Nephi, and Santa-quifire departments were dispatched to the scene, but engulfed in flames, said Newton. The departments attempted to save one end of the building, but were hampered by a lack of water. The settlement is supwater plied by a 13,000-gallotank, fed by wells. While the tank provides enough water for culinary use, it hasnt enough capacity to provide water for fire fighting. Tanker trucks were brought in, but by the time they were set up, the first trucks to arrive at the scene had run out of water. If wed have had another five minutes worth of water on our when they arrived, the majority truck, we could have saved the of the building was totally end of the building, but as it n n was, without water, we had no choice but to kick back and watch it burn, said Newton. The 20 men, four pumper trucks, and three water trucks labored for approximately three hours to keep the fire from spreading to the settlements homes and to a nearby propane tank. The Mona Fire Department stayed for another two hours to mop up hot spots. Two women were in the building when the fire broke out, but they escaped uninjured. Newton, however, was not so lucky. He was pinned when the buildings roof caved in and fell Please turn to page 2 Serving East luab County May 7, A Nice Place to Live! 1987 Saturday, May 9 Come join the cleanup! The residents of Nephi will conduct their annual spring cleanup Saturday, May 9. City, county, and national guard crews will pick up limbs, junk, and debris that residents in piles along the sides of streets. Those needing help to move material from their properties to the streets should contact the city offices, Material should be on the street ready for pickup by 7 a.m. Mayor Boyd Park said the city has sent out weed abate-plac- e ment notices to many local pro-th- e perty owners. Local residents also are being asked to move abandoned vehicles, tear down abandoned buildings, and clean up weeds and other debris that interfere with vision at street intersections. Park said town service clubs and church groups have cleaned or will clean many street rights-of-wa- y and will tear down abandoned buildings. Park asked townspeople to support the cleanup. May 11-1- 5 Levan Town schedules annual cleanup Firemen work hard Monday to save the Quality Craft cabinet shop located near the Utah County line Juab County. Within four hours, it had burned to the ground. in northern Levan residents are asked to participate in the annual says cleanup week, May Kerma Jensen, a member of the town board. 11-1- rollover near Saturday one-ca- r injures Sandy woman An Sandy woman and released. There were no was injured Saturday when the other passengers in the car. car she was driving went out of control and rolled. ld The accident happened at about 6:15 p.m. three miles north of Mona on Interstate 15. The car valued was totaled. Some of the Nephi tumbling students are Taraca McPherson, front left, and Marci Blackett; Sharon Mellor, middle left, Mindy Blackett, and Karen Mellor; and Nikki Kendall, top. at $7,000 Truck, trailer rollover injures Ogden couple Trooper Stewart Hunsaker of A travel trailer The truck went over onto its the Utah Highway Patrol said Kim A. Martin, 18, was north- caused an Ogden couple to top and the trailer rolled their truck Saturday quarters of a turn. bound when she apparently Mrs. French, who was not went to sleep at the wheel of her afternoon two miles north r Mona on Interstate 15. sedan. 1985 Toyota wearing a seat belt, was thrown from the truck. She had head inThe vehicle drifted across two Utah Highway Patrol Trooper juries, two broken legs, and inlanes of traffic and almost ran Stewart Hunsaker said Lila juries to her lower body. Mr. off the left side of the road, but French, 65, of Ogden was north- French, who was wearing a seat went back across traffic and off bound in her 1985 Chevrolet belt, had minor bruises. He had the right side of the road. pickup at about 7:15 p.m. The to be extricated from the truck, however. The car traveled another 300 pickup was towing a trailer. A Airstream passenger They were taken by the East feet and came to rest on its top was her truck Ambulance to Central in the husband, Juab in the barrow pit, after having 68. Medical Center in Nephi. Valley Roy, rolled three and a half times. Mrs. French apparently Mr. French was treated and Martin had bruises and a swerved to avoid hitting some- released, but his wife later was sprained ankle. She was taken thing on the road. The trailer transferred to Utah Valley by the East Juab Ambulance to began to whip back and forth Regional Medical Center in ProCentral Valley Medical Center and the truck went sharply to vo. She then was taken to in Nephi, where she was treated the right and off the road. McKay-De- e Hospital in Ogden. No report on her condition was available at press time. The truck and the trailer, valued at $35,000, were both totaled. fish-tailin- k ot Services set Friday for Zetta Goble Lyman, 71 Zetta Goble Lyman, 71, died May 5 in Nephi. She was bom July 23, 1915 in Cardston, Alberta, Canada to Alvin and Lillian Susannah Marsden Goble. She married Joseph Hunter Lyman Sept. 16, 1937 in Nephi. She was a member of the LDS Church and the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. She taught Sunday School and enjoyed doing handiwork. She worked as a waitress many years. Survivors are her husband, of Nephi; children, Larry Lyman, Robert Lyman, Richard Lyman, Mrs. Byron (Rosalie) Wilkey, and Mrs. Jim (Margaret) Bills, all of Nephi, Kathleen Watters of Lehi, and Mrs. Wayne (Lavinia) Steele of Orem; 30 grandchildren; six and brothers and sisters, Keith Goble and LaNea Bird, both of Mapleton, Maida Park, Rex Goble, and Alvin Goble, all of Nephi, and Lillian Linton of Torrance, Calif. Funeral services will be held Friday at 11 a.m. in the Nephi ; o X4 'k 1966. She was a member of the LDS Church and was a Relief Society visiting teacher. She was past president of the Senior Citizens organization. great-grandchildre- n; Zetta Goble Lyman 1st LDS Ward church. Friends may call Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Anderson Funeral Home and at the chapel Friday prior to the services. Interment will at Vine Bluff Cemetery. Survivors are five children, Elwin Kendall of Nephi, Grant Kendall of South Jordan, Lloyd Kendall of Lehi, and George Kendall and Mrs. Stanley (Laura Nell) Sherwood, both of Levan; 25 grandchildren; 58 and a of Ira Ogden. brother, Huggins Funeral services were held great-grandchildre- n; to cleaning up their dividual yards and homes, Levanites clean up the area in front of their homes and properties from the property line to the street. Jensen. Debris from the area between the property line and the streets and Andrea Ware, top. left, and Melinda Hathcock; should be placed for pickup early on Thursday, May 14. Tnicks will come around and pick up the material Thursday and Tumbling revues set at JHS today , Friday Tumbling students from will perform Friday. Both perMona and Nephi will present formances will begin at 7 p.m. at revues Thursday and Friday at the high school gym. The admission fee both nights is $1.50 for Juab High School. Mona students will perform adults and 50 cents for children. The Mona students are taught Thursday, and Nephi students by Kaylene Casper, and the Nephi students are taught by Kaylene Casper and Annette Wednesday funeral honors Mrs. Kendall Arvilla H. Kendall, 83, died May 3 in Nephi. She was born Aug. 21, 1903 in Fountain Green to George and Christina Hansen Huggins. She married Verda Kendall Jan. 7, 1921 in Nephi. He died Aug. 29, n in- Please, in using the gravel on your driveways and so on, would you allow a drainage area to the side of the blacktop, so the road will not be damaged by the rain water and melting snow in future years, said Mrs. two-doo- 24-fo- that in add;-tio- J She also asks that those having piles of gravel near their homes clear it from the street. g three-wrec- Mrs. Jensen asks 5, Hoaldridge. Proceeds from the revues will go to the Old Gym recreation center. Queen contest planned A contest will be held next Wednesday to select the royalty of the 1987 Ute Stampede. It will be begin at 6 p.m. at the fairgrounds arena. Contestants must be legal residents of East Juab County, must be between 16 and 24 years of age as of July 1, must never have been married, and must not be previous Ute Stampede queens. Contestants will be judged on personality, appearance, and horsemanship. For other information or apArvilla H. Kendall plication forms, interested conWednesday in Nephi. Interment testants should contact Leo was at the Vine Bluff Cemetery. Osborne. Pvt. Robert W. Bell Bell completes basic training Army Private Robert W. Bell, son of Christine Cottrell of Nephi and Robert G. Bell of Shipshewana, Ind., has completed basic training at Fort Dix, N.J. During his training, Bell received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. He is a 1985 graduate of Juat High School, Nephi. |
