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Show Fire restrictions will take effect June 29 along Wasatch Front State and federal officials Karp, Uinta National Forest have ordered fire restrictions for supervisor, and Susan Giannet-tino- , Wasatch-Cach- e parts of Juab, Box Elder, Cache, National Weber, Morgan, Davis, Salt Forest supervisor, signed the Lake, and Utah counties beginning Monday, June 29 at 12:01 a.m. The restriction area extends north from Nephi along the western slope of the Wasatch Front to Collins ton, north of Tremonton. The order includes all state, private, and national fores lands within the restricted area and remains in effect until rescinded. The fire restriction order prohibits: Open fire of any kind. Campfires in facilities provided for CAC64111 order to protect lives, watershed lands, buildings, and other valuable improvements from poten- 467 5hLT June 24, 1992 Smoking, except in vehicles, boats, developed recreation sites, residences, or on paved roads. Fireworks within the restricted area or within any national forest system land. Fire conditions are extremes ly dangerous, says Dick Kla-sostate forester. The potential for wildfires presents a very real threat to life and property. Were asking people particularly to be careful during the July 4 holiday, he continued. Klason, along with Peter 7. area needs Firm will examine waste-dispos- al n, 623-031- B4H fT Serving East Juab County - A Nice Place To Live! lowed. Holy Cross Hospitals mobile mammography van will be at the Juab County Courthouse in Nephi from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, June 29. It will offer screenings for breast cancer to women 35 and older. The screenings take 15 to 30 minutes per patient. The cost for the mammogram is $55, which may be billed to health insurance. Those who desire appointments should call Karren R. Newton at Efl5T-TlT- tial wildfires. al- Holy Cross mammogram sets Nephi visit ASSiXIATICIN PRESS, UTAH them in designated camp- grounds and picnic areas are 11 EXP. The Juab County Commission has hired Stansbury Design Associates, an environmental e design group, to look at disposal in the area. The firm will look at existing e facilities, develop a for finding sites for new process landfills, and design new collection facilities. solid-wast- solid-wast- Jared Winn at the state rodeo finals in Heber City. He will attenc ! the national rodeo finals in Oklahoma. The process is required Winn places at state rodeo high-scho- ol Jared Winn, son of Clint and Linda Winn of Nephi, won first riding place in the saddle-bron- c competition at the state rodeo finals in Heber City June He qualified to attend the national rodeo finals in 6 and Shawnee, Okla. July Rodeo in the Fallon Invitational high-scho- 10-1- ol 3. high-scho- ol 19-2- because the 1990 Legislature decided that comprehensive e management must be conducted at both local and solid-wast- rently dispose of waste at open dumps or landfills that do not meet new federal regulations. Because of the scope of the planning process, the county commission suggests that the Juab County communities of Nephi, Levan, Mona, Eureka, of a lawn mower, and the comple- state levels. The Juab School District Board Under the law, each county or of Education and the Juab Edumunicipality is required to cation Association have agreed Fallon, Nev. solid-wast-e manage- to a develop raise in pay for Other members of the Juab ment that address current certified staff members in the plans High School Rodeo Club who and future landfill needs. district. qualified to attend the Heber residents cur Juab At its meeting Wednesday, the County Ben 2.69-perce- nt City rodeo were K.C. Lunt, Winn, Ky Shepherd, Rusty Allred, and Adam McPherson. Shepherd placed sixth in the second go in bull riding. tion of projects at the Mona Elementary School. Wall also will be in charge of conheating and versions at all district buildings, the remodeling of the district office, and the replacement of panic hardware at Juab High School. Tracy Olsen, the board clerk and district financial officer, will be in charge of all carpet projects; remodeling, wiring, and shelving projects at the Nephi Elementary School; the construction of a wall and gate southwest of the Nephi Elementary School; repairs and additions at the middle School; the construction of an Plans readied for new wing at JHS A proposed addition to Juab High School is on the drawing boards, and it is hoped construction can begin this fall. Dr. Kirk L. Wright, superintendent of schools, says EDA Inc. of Salt Lake City has submitted its first draft to the school district for the addition of four classrooms and two bathrooms to the high school, including a lab for the use of the physics, chemistry, and biology classes. The draft has been sent back to the architects for refinement The new construction will be added north and east of the present main building. Wright additional wing ed to dean's list lisa Lunt of Nephi has. - 4-- H lumns in the high-scho- ol If abuse continues, gym, track, resurfacing the baseupgrading the ball and softball fields, purchasing a new gang mower for all campuses, and the looking at the possibility of adding a chain-lin- k residents have a place fence to the weight to Nephi take grass clippings, tree room. and leaves, but that may He also will investigate upgrad- limbs, soon. change ing the sound system in the The place: the old junkyard auditorium, adding drapes auditorium and east of the freeway and north of to the e room, purchasing the Vine Bluff Cemetery. a carpet cleaning machine for the The problem: they are taking Nephi Elementary School, and things other than yard waste to replacing Venetian blinds in the the site, contrary to state north classrooms at Nephi regulations. The threat: the site will be high-scho- ol high-scho- ol city may close dump ol high-scho- ol high-scho- ol multi-purpos- New by the district-sponsore- ed You know you will have the senior class officers and senior class advisers in here trying to persuade you to change your said Dr. Kirk Wright, su- perintendent of schools. They thool fees waived. we can cut will be in to plead their case. As a consequence, the school Board member Dale Fowkes We ar not laying they can't board might have to pay for the agreed. We cant afford it, he ts 1 At. HmMMrit Idaho SUUUnlva- - of aeoior, on the trek, dty- and it has decided it cannot af-She is a student in the dental fonj to do so hygiene program at the Pocatel- - Board members said they did not know where the state legisla- lo, Idaho scbooL To qualify for the deans list, a ture thought the money would student must have completed 12 come from to pay for the fees credits and received a grade- - when they made the ruling, poit crerage of 3.66 or higher. The board voted to do awav de- creased approximately 3 percent. Certification step increases in the payroll will be 1.18 percent; lane steps will go up an additional .32 percent; and classified step increases will go up .32 percent Those additional increases, added to the 2.69 percent pay Nannette Barrett, district school-lunc- h increase, represent a total insupervisor, will follow through on the installation of Alisha Ralphs, left, Laurie Webb, and Donni Phillips were the crease of 4.51 percent for eligible talent contest. See page seven for more teachers. new kitchen equipment at the overall winners of the information. schools. Dr. Wright will be in charge of adding wall padding to the coinstallations; district office remodeling; and the placement of a portable classroom at die middle school. Susan Cowan will be in charge of establishing a classroom for the severely handicapped. sprinkling-syste- d finanrial rules outlined with the trip as a Utah have event Legislature says the architect has assured Board member Terry Menlove him the addition will look ai sounded a death knell for the Setraditional she thought the school should said though it were part of the origi- nior Trek at Juab with the trip, and Jerry do School High away nal building. The legislature has ruled that Bosh, board vice president, phool districts can be held agreed. namfor paying fees for ac If they want a senior trek, then tvities for students whose par-Q- they the students and advisers ISU cannot afford the costs and can have one after school is out, ho meet the criteria for having said Bosh. This is one activity Lisa Lunt board agreed to the raise which had been worked out by a district committee consisting of board members and representatives of the districts certified staff. Members of the JEA have apThose proved the proposal. districts which have settled so far have settled for between 2 and 3 percent, said Dr. Kirk L. Wright, superintendent of schools. The school board earlier had made the commitment to district teachers to make their salaries competitive with those of surrounding districts and had agreed to the increase on that basis. District health insurance costs will not increase this year, said Wright and had actually at the high school; Legislature's new rules may end Juab High School's senior trek school-sanction- nt m high-scho- The way the addition is being designed, said Wright it will be easy to add more rooms in the future The biology department has also requested the addition of a greenhouse to the south of the school, said Wright waste-manageme- Area teachers will get 2.69 pay raise Board picks personnel to oversee building ; remodeling The Juab School District Board of Education has appointed personnel to be responsible for building and remodeling projects in the district. Individual principals are responsible for the leg work for many of the projects, said Dr. Kirk L. Wright, superintendent of schools. Norm Wall was appointed to be in charge of all buildings and grounds. In addition, Wall will oversee the parking lot and driveway resurfacing projects; and the enclosure of the library, the installation of room dividers and playground equipment, the purchase Callao, Mammoth, Trout Creek, and Partoun work together toward a comprehensive plan. During the planning process, meetings will be held in each community to solicit public comment. , I MSibSaSC yeu a, te The Nephi North LDS Stake will hold a priesthood leadership will waste dosed, and all yard meeting at 7 a.m. Sunday, June have to be hauled to the landfill 28 in the chapel of the Nephi 4th west of town if such unauthoriz- and 5th LDS wards. Those expected to attend are ed dumping continues. The dty says it is unlawful to dump unauthorized materials at the site, and those who do so risk receiving dtations. The dty administration also is asking those who see infractions of the ordinance to provide information leading to the arrest of violators. Another problem the dty has is that people think they have to start fires at the junkyard. Regular burning at dumps is prohibited by state regulation, although the state does allow the dty to conduct one or two such burns a year, provided the dty gets permission in advance. Those who have questions about the policy should call the bishoprics, elders quorum presidencies, high-priegroup leaders and assistants, quorum and group instructors and secretaries, the stake mission presidency, and Aaronic priesthood quorum advisers. st dty office at 6234)822. ( mopfintl ICCUI Ig . tfV-min- 1C ID U d J... dl JIIIC IU Ait Ufly n,Sf!Et-!'Ju.b Guild will end ap paying the cost for 40 ( held durinc the school a School ait room students. Board member Jerry sanctioned activity. The for the evening subject also Menlove never has said she agreed. Stephensen will be gesture drawing and Board members said that if the ' been excited about seniors want to take a trip after trips for students. sketching. There will be a live school is out, they are welcome to Bosh assigned Wright to notify model The guild is seeking members do so, but it will no longer be the senior class advisers and the who are interested in visual school principal of the board sponsored by the district The students and the senior- arts. out-of-sta- North Stake sets priesthood leadership meet Sister Camille Kenison, daughter of Dale and Phyllis Kenison of Levan, will leave soon for LDS missionary service in Vina del Mar, Chile. She will speak to members of the Levan LDS Ward Sunday, June 28. The meeting will begin at 10:45 am. She will enter the churchs missionary training center July 8. |