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Show tEI Wednesday, May 17, 1995 Continued from page Maria Harmon and Dr. Donald Johnson married and Mrs. Milton T. Hannon are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Maria, to Dr. Donald H. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Johnson of Norfolk, Nebraska. The couple were married on Mr. Page 5 Nephi, Utah 1 ona State brists... Council t the Island of Honduras. Guanqja, They are currently working at Primary Childrens Hospital, and will make their first home in Salt Lake City. They will be honored at a family dinner in June. April 5, 1995, on t '(Eimes-efo- s ing on such a decision. Mona Tbwn Ordinance number was unanimously approved by the Council. The ordinance states that no mobile home as defined by the ordinance shall be located, placed, used, or occupied in Mona Town except within approved mobile home parks, mobile home sales lots, or mobile home subdivisions. At the present time none of these exist in the town of Mona. A mobile home, as defined by the Ordinance means a trans- portable factory built housing unit built prior to June 15, 1976, in accordance with a state mobile home code which existed prior to the Federal Manufactured Hous- ing and Safety Standards Act. A mobile home is not a manufac- turedhome. A manufactured home is de- fined as a transportable factory built housing unit constructed on or before 1974 in accordance with Centennial Happenings thority to ask that the owner bring it up to code to eliminate the hazards or ask that the owner eliminate the structure. 5-- During the first week of September 1995, the Emery County Centennial Committee plans to unveil the restored Buckhom Wash ancient rock art. In addition, 340 feet of walking trail are plahned to enhance this historical site. Already in process, Emery County schools have integrated curriculum to learn about pioneer ways. And, the high school has combined talents with the community theater to create and produce melodramas to be performed during the Centennial celebration. Robinette cautioned that this code would not be something to be used lightly. He said that to his knowledge it had only been enforced three times in Utah County. A review of the preliminary budget for Mona for the fiscal IwoJima year 199596 put the budget fig- ure at $98,850, up $2,350 from the 199495 budget. The oral histories of 22 Marine veterans give their individual accounts ofthe momentous battle of Iwo Jima airing on 7, May 24th at 7 p.m. KUED-Chann- Revenue figures remained Safe Boating Week is The theme for this years Safe Boating Week, May 20-2It Wont Work If You Dont Wear It, a reference to the impor6, ment expenditures increased monies by $8,000 and the Fire tance of wearing personal flotation devices while boating. For more information, brochures or education courses, call or Young D requirements which is leav-design- ing with or without a permanent foundation when connected to required utilities and is 400 or more square feet, and includes the plumbing, heating, and electrical systems. All manufactured homes are identifiable the by manufacturers data plate bearing the date the unit was manu- ed factured attached to the exterior to certify the home was manufactured to HUD standards. and Mrs. Donald H. Johnson Additional requirements for the placement of manufactured homes within the town of Mona, such as requirements for adequate foundation, porch, sidewalks, and driveways, will be attached to the Ordinance by the and Zoning Committee.' Taylen Whiting announces the is the daughter of Carrie Bulow. Planning Building inspector Frank marriage of his parents, Stacie She is the granddaughter of Warmet with the Council, Bulow and Bart Whiting, on Sat- ren and Bertha Bulow of Moroni. He informed them that 75 of The groom is a graduate of urday, May 20, 1995. A reception dwellings within the town will be held that evening from 6 Juab High School and currently to 8 p.m. at the Juab County works for Geneva Steel. He is the were moved into before final ap- had been Robinette Fairgrounds, 400 West Center in son of Raymond and Claudia proval the towngiven. to a urged require Whiting. He is the grandson of Nephi. bond be new by power purchased The bride is a graduate of Juab Clinn and Rhea Morgan, wWch would be for-High School and currently works r They will make their home in,hqe felted (shoula the owners movej ahomemaker and mother. She , JNqphi. into structures before final proval lias been 'given. I leave the amount up to you, " said Robinette, But it should be an amount high enough to deter action in the future. Ac- cording to Robinette the struc- - roadway. "In reviewing the request for turps are often unsafe to be oc- cupied, plus the contractor often guidelines made by Nancy May has a problem finding a time to concerning the installation of a continue the additional construc- six inch water line to serve a protion needed. posed home at approximately According to Robinette the 600 South 200 West, the Council bond would be refundable when made the following decisions. the final inspection was made The line installation plus one fire and occupancy approved prior to hydrant will be the responsibilthe actual occupancy. Non re- - ity of Mrs. May, with two other fundable bond monies would be fire hydrants to be installed by applied toward legal counsel re- the town. The line construction quired for instances of noncom- should be done by a qualified contractor. The pay back opportupliance. The Council tabled the ques- nity for others wanting to use the tion until such time as it could line would be on a prorated be written into Ordinance form. schedule and the opportunity for y would be possible for a five The Council did, however, 1994 Uniform Building year period oftime. This decision adopt the Me- was modeled upon a similar situUniform 1994 the Code; chanical Code; 1993 Uniform ation studied in north Nephi. The possibility of using a cis- Electrical Code; and the 1991 . Build-tern for an interim period was Uniform Plumbing Code. costs which foot on raised by Ruth Shultz, Mrs. ing per square fees are based, Mas mother. The Council rebuilding permit will follow the building costs re- ferred her to Brjice Hall, County ported monthly for the State of Sanitarian for guidelines and Utah. feasibility governing the use of a Bart Whiting and Stacie Bulow cistern. Council the The also adopted Council member Darlene 1994 Uniform Code for Abatement of Dangerous Buildings Fowkes reported that the town which gives the town the author--. has received $500 from the Juab ity to go into and inspect a buildContinued on page 8 ing which is considered danger-ouThe town then has the au- - Reception Saturday to honor Stacie Bulow and Bart Whiting permis-Robinet- 26-Ju- ly U of U Lecture ( . . Series The University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute will present Pheromones: The Noses Role in Chemical Communication May 17th at 7:30 p.m. Nature and Mental Health: Ecology and the Human Heart will be presented May 24th. Call Bike Ride Antelope Island State cycle Ride, May 20th, a the park. Call 24-2- Bike For Breathing The 9th Annual Countryside Classic, the Panoramaland Pedal to benefit the American Lung Association of Utah will take place June 1 through North Sanpete County. Call 10-1- or )))( I 'i he StarPprty nr r . cheting, sewing, and other, handy-wor- k. They have raised 4 children: Gary of ML Pleasant, Beth (Ron) Taylor of Nephi, Kathy (Howard) Tullis of Washington, Mario lived all of their lives. (Heidy) of Nephi. They have 14 at NRP for 37 years. He grandchildren and 7 greathas also held various church , grandchildren. i .... . . Ray.-worke- Ray and Denee Stephenson Denee worked at Rays Cafe for 29 years. She also held various church callings. She enjoys cro- d V .fijs I Theater At The Ranch t Professional story teller, Ona Soporen, will late the history of Fielding Garr ranch house at Antelope land State Park to visitors. Call May 20-2- 1 reIs- Walking Tour Antelope State Park will host the Golden Spike Strider Walking Tour, beginning at 10 a.m. A 5 kilometer walk and a 10 kilometer walk on the parks Lakeside trail. Regular park fee. - Call - . , - - Wasatch Open Wasatch Mountain State Park will host a two day golf tournament for professionals and amateurs, with $1000 awarded e to the pro winner. Entry fee is $40 per golfer. Call first-plac- t co-pa- callings. He loves to garden where he spends many hours. K n May 20th at Buffalo Point at Antelope Island State Park, from dark to 11 p.m. Hosted by Hansen Planetarium. Regular park fee. Call . Ray and Denee Stephenson celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary May 14, 1995. They) were honored at a family dinner hosted by their children. They were married May 14, 1945, in ' Nephi. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Tfemple on February 22, 1964. They were both born and raised in Nephi where they have 5, 7. con-suc- Family dinner honors Ray and Denee Stephenson oh their 50th wedding anniversary Bi- ride from Salt Lake City to le is a 2 day Utahs Best Dam MS 150 Bike Tour, June tour that will be held in Cache Valley. 75 miles each day geared for rider of all ages and cycling ability. To benefit the Multiple Sclerosis Society, Utah Chapter, 525 South 300 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84101-992- te s. Park will host the AIB Century 100-mi- Bike Tour ac-ne- w oers Musicians Summerfest Approximately 300 high school musicians will visit the BYU campus for the 1995 Young Musicians Summerfest, a compre1. For informaconference June hensive week-lon- g tion about participating, call bud-bui- on a permanent chassis and to be used as a dwell- - el t much the same as the previous year with a slight increase in tax revenue. General fund governDepartment budget decreased by $3,000 because payments for the town fire truck have ceased. The Highways and Streets budget was increased by $5,300, from $10,500 to $15,850. The Recre-HUlt ation, Parks, and Cemetery get was decreased by $4,000 ing a budget of $10,000. The Natural Gas Enterprise Fund lists total operating rev-th- e enue as $107,000 with operating expenses as $60,000. Combined with a $47,000 bond payment the total expenses equal the revenue. To maintain a balance in the Gas fund a $14,000 transfer will again be made from the Water Enterprise Fund. The increased growth within the town plus the conversion to gas for the Mona LDS Chapel is expected to improve gas revenue in the future. The Water Enterprise Fund lists operating revenue as $60,000 with operating expenses as $30,000. After the $14,000 transfer to the Gas Fund the net income is listed as $16,000. ' "Steve Newton met with the Council to ask if it was sible for him to create a private driveway in order to provide cess to a building site behind his present residence at 295 East 100 North. The Council asked thatheprepar i plat plan ofthe proposed site and size of the roadway so that the Planning, and Zoning Committee could vi-- 1 how it would line up with existing roadways within the town. The P and Z Committee will be asked to make a recomh mendation to the Council of the the placement cerning - Asthma Camp The 12th Annual Camp Wyatt asthma camps for children at Camp Wapiti and July years of age will be held July or 0 at Snowbird. Call 8-- 9-- 17-2- , Public Health Conference The 1995 Utah Public Health Conference, Solution Revolution; Making an Impact, will offer a variety of workshops and Call seminars in Park City May 22-2- 3. Family Connections Fall Back or Spring Forward: Give Children the Gift of Resiliency will take place Thursday, May 18th from 7 to 9 p.m. in Richfield. Call Sheep Sheering The Petting Farm at Shadowbrook Farm in Mapleton will be shearing sheep beginning Saturday, May 20th at 5 p.m. and again June 3rd at 5 p.m. Admission is $2.00. Call Golden Apple Awards 7 will air On Thursday, May 18th at 8 p.m., and Awards Golden the 1995 profiles of the Apple ceremony .; seven winning teachers. KUED-Chann- el Indian Railway One of the largest train systems in the world will be featured on National Geographics The Great Indian Railway Wednesday, May 17th at 7 p.m. on KUEDTChannel 7. GolfCard The American Lung Associations Western Region Golf Privilege Card is now available. This years card features free rounds or reduced green fees at 395 courses in nine western states and Canada from now until October 31, 1995. |
