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Show were from all over, Sandy, Provo, Delta, she said. Howard, who has been work- From page one Semaphore at 1st North, Main intersection. In addition, Nephi officials would like a passing lane and turning lane near the N ephi City golf course on 1st North, would like concrete bridges on Main Street replaced at the Hollow and at Salt Creek, would like curb and gutter on Main Street rebuilt, and would like the highway leveled (since repeated applications of asphalt have raised the roadway too high for surrounding structures), and would like to be involved in the planning of rest stops on Interstate 15. The equipment which ran the trafficlightwhichNephi had prior to the bypass by the freeway has been removed and only a flashing yellow light remained, said Merrell Jolley, traffic engineer for UDOT District Six. He said studies had been made of the intersectioninNephiin 1988 and again in 1990. Eleven different warrants are considered, he said, and at least one must be met Levan weather Vera Mangelson, High Low Nov. 17 62 28 Nov. 18 45 29 Nov. 19 43 30 Nov. 20 33 26 Nov. 21 40 21 Nov. 22 45 24 Nov. 23 32 25 Date reporter Free. Snow .00 .02 .00 .23 .03 .16 .07 before a city can qualify for a traffic light. Traffic going north and south, traffic going east and west, extremely high pedestrian traffic in either direction, and unusually high numbers of traffic accidents occurring at the proposed site would allow traffic-ligplacement, said Jolley. Traffic must be extremely dense. The top two warrants call for traffic to be dense for an eight-hou- r period or to have a high rate for one hour during peak traffic. N ephi hasnt met the eight-hou- r traffic density warrant, he said, but is getting close to meeting the high traffic level for one hour. However, the traffic rate had increased 200 cars from the 1988 study to the 1990 study, following the opening of the central Nephi interchange which 1st North feeds. I takes two to three years after an area meets the warrants to come up with the funding to provide the traffic light, said Winter. Once a light is warranted, it goes to the bottom of the list. Jolley said traffiemakingright-han-d turns is not counted unless it represents a hazard. Residents attending the meeting attempted to persuade UDOT g traffic officials the was a hazard. Wide, double-lon- g trucks approaching the intersection from the west (IPP, Ash Grove Cement, and other trucking operations) must swing wide in order to make the turn and, therefore, represent a hazard, ht right-turnin- 3' 1 Nephi weather said Clarence Phillipsen. Phillipsen has a business on the northwest corner of the intersection. Phillipsen asked UDOT to consider placing signs and painting curbs in the area. The truck drivers are really for it, said Natalie Orme, who represented a committee of PTA and East Juab Senior Citizens, and who lives near the intersection. Trucks back up at the intersection trying to cross the street and often end up taking chances just to make it. She said she, Gladys Tolley, and Irene Howard collected 549 petitions in just two days. Then the truckers came to her and asked to be included. They added another 169 signatures. They gestion problem at the school. A traffic light, she said, would break up the traffic and would allow children all along the street to cross from west to east in the said Winter. He said city police should cite offenders and had the ing to have the traffic light returned since 1988, said pedestriauthority to do so. ans didnt stand a chance of cross- mornings. The Times-New- s ing the street and traffic trying to Others complained about the get across the street east and rate of speed 35 miles per hour Nephi, Utah west found it nearly impossible. at the intersection and 40 miles November 25, 1992 A school child is going to be per hour a few blocks before killed, she said. and said truck traffic often failed When you are tired of Betty Mikkelsen, principal of to slow down at all. Turkey! the Nephi Elementary School, agreed the children were in danger. W e have 650 children at our school and we are concerned, first-quarte-r she said. Parents driving children to school, in an attempt to keep them safe, added to the con Some additions have been made to the Juab Middle School honor roll for first quarter. They are Seth Sperry, citizenship and academic, sixth grade; Ginger White, citizenship and 3 Here's more for Sinclair Service Chris Ostler, Marie Kenison honored at JHS Students of the week at Juab High School are Chris Ostler and Marie Kenison. Ostler is a son of Dale and Debbie Ostler of Nephi. He has been a member of the JHS go team for the last three years anu golfed in the state tournament. He is a member of the academic decathlon team and is listed in Whos Who Among American High School Students. He is presidentoftheNephiLDSSemi- - golf and other sports. Following his graduation, he plans to attend college and to serve an LDS mission. Kenison is a daughter of Dale and Phyllis Kenison of Levan. She is an honor student and has been a member of the schools womens basketball, volleyball, and track teams. She likes running, skiing, writing poetry, drawing, sports, hiking, camping, and fishing. 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This years strength is that the team has good overall varsity depth, which means that many kids are capable of placing in state tournaments, and in all the tournaments we attend, said Coach Paul Messersmith. The team has several returning state wrestlers, including Eric Ogden, Brett Ludlow, Ryan Miller, Waylund Ludlow, Greg Cunningham, Tyson White, and Ryan Wright Winning the varsity spot to wrestle at 103 lbs. is Bart Miller, backed up by Jody Harworth and Shawn Shepherd. The 1 spot will be manned by Eric Ogden. Tory Coombs will back him up. Jason Winn will be wrestling in the 119-lspot with Chris Parkin, Scott Kenison, Colby Carter, and Joey Thomas also in that weight The 125-lspot will be filled II II TacoTime Howarth, citizenship and academic, eighth grade; and Kelly Lind, academic only, eighth The team'eiided with a 4 reThe Juab Wasps football team with six receptions for 76 yards. 4 seaearned Chet best Steele the celebrated their gion record "and a 1 playoff winning son at an awards banquet Nov. linebacker award, with 87 defen- record. During the year, the team sive points. rushed for 1024 yards, passed 17. Jeff Seely was named the most 1412 yards, got 104 first downs, Ryan Wright was named the and scored 148 points. teams most valuable player and inspirational player. The junior-varsit- y Dan Woodland was named the hardest hitter. Wright had 92 squad also rushing attempts for 416 yards, teams outstanding junior, and ended the year with a 4 record. and 16 receptions for 205 yards. the most improved junior award It was thefirst JV winning record in eight years. ' He also ended the season with 43 going to Courtney Olsen. The freshman team ended the Davidson received asthe Andrew unassisted tackles and 69 sisted tackles. Wright had six outstanding sophomore award, year with a 3 record. I was appreciative of the way fumble recovers for a total of 189 with three fizmble recoveries, five defensive points. sacks, and 74 defensive points. the kids worked hard and the Greg Cunningham was named Raymond Newton was named the great support from the community this year. Many of the games the best defensive player. He had most improved sophomore. The most outstanding fresh- that we went to, we had as many 3 1 unassisted tackles, 54 assisted tackles, and five sacks for 132 man award went to J.J. Ray, and fans as the home team, said defensive points. Cunningham Ben Sutorius was named the most Messersmith. He also commented that many also had three receptions for 27 improved freshman. It was the funnest year Ive ofthe players are now hitting the total yards. Kent Dastrup was named as had in coaching since I left weight room and that it will be a the teams best offensive player. Richfield, said Coach Paul big factor in their success next Dastrup had 15 receptions for Messersmith It reminded me of year. I always felt that Juab could 308 yards, and rushed 85 times the great times when I was there for 3 12 yards. He scored on three and it made me feel I was doing be a power in football. I am really rushes, one pass, and two post- what I like to do most. It made me excited about my future and the touchdown plays for 26 total feel really thankful that I made future of Juab football, said points. Dastrup also earned 57 the move to Juab, he continued. Messersmith. defensive points. B.J. Hoaldridge was named best offensive back with his 202 passing attempts and 93 completions for a total of 159 yards and ended the season with 13 extrapoint completions and three field goals for 23 points. Tony Pay was named Mr. Receiver for his 36 receptions for 631 yards. Pay also scored on eight passing plays for 48 points. Defensively, Pay caught six interceptions, had two fumble recoveries, and 97 defensive points. Robert Paystrup was named the best offensive lineman with his 73 defensive points. Brett Ludlow and Mike Mangelson were named the players. Ludlow ended the season with four receptions for 52 yards, four interceptions, and 77 defensive points. Mangelson had four sacks and 46 defensive points. The best defensive lineman award went to Tyson White, who had 20 unassisted tackles, 39 assisted tackles, seven sacks, and 113 defensive points. Ryan Miller received the best defensive back award with 12 receptions for 97 yards, and 89 rushing attempts for 209 yards. Miller also earned 77 defensive points. Troy Sanders was named the most dedicated player. He had one reception for six yards, and 44 defensive points. Chris Ray was named the hardest worker. He ended the season Soft Taco's JMS honor roll academic, seventh grade; Danielle Harper and Tina Juab High School football players honored at banquet 10 touchdowns. Zbynek Krobot was given the outstanding kicker award. He You probably ought to take that up with the city council, by Brett Ludlow, with Aaron Mangelson, Layne Fuell, Kylie Shepherd, Chris Truscott, and Morgan Jones also wrestling at that weight. Filling the varsity spot at 130 lbs. will be Shay Cowan. Milford Hall, Jeff Seely, and Jason Hyde also will wrestle at that weight. The 135-lseat will be manned Cowan. Trent by Ryan Miller will take the 140-lvarsity seat, with Adam Cutler to back him up. Waylund Ludlow will wrestle in the 145-lcategory, with Greg Hand tossed New York Style Pizza! 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