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Show 2 Page tmes-jNe- us Wednesday, May 29, 1996 Nephi, Utah was the matter with it and it would not be available for use this year. The Ute Stampede Car Show can not locate there this year either, she said. The car show, like the craft fair, grows more and more each year. If we were both located at the same spot, it would be fine, said Lange. She was directed by the council to take up the question of moving with her board and return to the council on June 4. You council members bat the ideas back and forth that we have discussed, said Lange. See what you can do and we will come in on the 4th. Nephi City Council members worked with the owner of the Nephi City Council adopts a new sewer system ordinance with the code. All such sewer fact, some of the buses, en route clean outs must be made to com- to the Manti Mormon Miracle s Correspondent ply with the code before the clean Pageant, now routinely stopped so the patrons could visit the out is finished. craft fair. They might not stop I new ordinance the think Council members Nephi City the fair were not on Main Steele. if said lot of a makes new a sense, pubNephi City adopted lic sewer system ordinance on Organizers of the Ute Stam- Street. We have been amazed at the pede Craft Fair think the fair Tuesday. All sewer clean outs must be will be ruined if it is moved from people who come to the show, in compliance with the 1991 Uni- its present location in front of the she said. It has been a really good deal, form Plumbing code adopted by city and county buildings on Steele. Street. code Main The all agreed Nephi City. requires Carol Lange, one of the origiHowever, said Brough, the sewer clean outs be installed to be flush with the ground or un- nators ofthe fair, said she did not crafters were running out of der the ground in an adequate think a change in location would offer the advantages to those sewer clean out box. We need the ordinance be- renting booths for the show that cause many of the clean outs are being on Main Street and at a By Myrna Trauntvein Times-New- covered up. The people who own the home at the time might know where the clean out is but as soon as the property is sold, the new owners have no idea where it is located, said Robert Steele, mayor. I would recommend the adoption of the sewer ordinance, said Steele. Since adoption of the code, all homes hooked up to the sewer system are required to have a clean out but many are often buried in the ground contrary to current plumbing regulations. Not being able to find a sewer clean out is detrimental to the health, safety and general welfare of its residents. From now on, whenever a sewer clean out is used, found or uncovered, the sewer clean out must be brought into compliance Continued from page 1 Yuba Carter said he plans to continue to work to make all holidays good ones. We have had some problems at Burrastons and Mona Reservoir in the past. We will work all this summer to control the crowds there, said Cart- etV.,., He said his department plans to hold safety road blocks throughout the summer. People can expect to be stopped time or another, he said. at one prime location would offer. Maybe we would have to discontinue the craft fair, said Lange. If the craft fair and the car show were both relocated to the rear of the county and city building on the park there, then the problem would be reduced, said Lange. The craft fair is on the 10th year and attracts a lot of business and visitors, said Lange. If parking on Main Street were stopped, said Chad Brough, city council member, it might affect the number ofvisitors who would stop. However, if the parking were encouraged at the sides of the street along the block of the city and county building, then visitors might be more attracted to the craft fair. We talked about a sign placed in front of the buildings advertising the craft fair, said Brough. The craft fair is taking up quite a lot of room, said Robert Steele, mayor. The room could be used by parade viewers if the fair was not there, he said. Lange said now that the parade had been moved to the north, there was more space for parade viewers on the city park where the parade had started in years past. Weve thought we were not deterring visitors but encouraging them, said Lange. Weve cleaned up after them, even though they have been littering while they watched the parade. Several buses stop just to visit the craft fair, said Lange. In Congratulations Brandon and Amy. We are proud of you. Grandpa and Grandma Jfjpfc Centennial wagon train coming to Nephi on June 14th The Utah Centennial Wagon Train will be coming to Nephi Friday, June 14th. There are over 80 wagons signed up to start the wagon train in Logan on Monday June 3rd. The wagon train will travel approximately 20 miles per day and will arrive in Nephi on the 14th at about 3 or 4 p.m. The Nephi Nebo Posse and members of the Utah National Guard will have 30 members dressed in blue uniforms, mounted on horses, to lead the wagon train down Nephis Main Street to Second South then to the Juab County Fairgrounds. At the fairgrounds, 8 or 10 wagons will be stopped in the arena for a setting for the Centennial Wagon Train Program. The remainder of the wagons will camp east of the arena. The Nephi Nebo Posse, along with many other helpers, will serve supper at 6 p.m. in the e building for all people traveling with the wagon train. Local residents can participate in the meal for charge of $5.00 per plate. There will be a program presented by the wagon train committee at 8 p.m. in the fairground arena. Everyone is invited to sit in the west grand stand for the program. The Nephi Lions Club will serve breakfast at 6 a.m. on Saturday, June 15th, for all wagon train participants. The wagon train will then travel out the north entrance to the highway then travel East to Moroni. The Centennial Wagon Train Committee members are: Dale M. Worwood, Juab County Wagon Master; Devon Mikkelson, assistant; Eldon Johnson, riding multi-purpos- shotgun and brakeman;Randy assistant and pig roaster; Clove, Reed Finch, parade and program announcer; Marlow Blackett, Nephi Nebo Posse president; Letters to the editor policy... rThe Times News welcomes opinions from its readers concerning any subject pertinent to Juab County. Letters should be to the point and must include the writers name, address and telephone number. Letters may not be used to replace advertisements, Cards of Thanks, or to list sponsors or participants to a particular event, Letters to the editor will be not be accepted from any candiate that has filled for political office or from anyone supporting a filed candidate. Anything unsigned, of a libelous nature, or containing defamatory statements will not be considered for publication. All letters must be typed or legibly written, be less than one double spaced type written page in length. Letters are subject to editing. Mail to Letter to the Editor, RO. Box 77, Nephi, Utah, 84648. Deadline is Monday before 5 p.m. Dave Johnson, Posse secretary; Reid Jarrett, Posse secretary; Perry Allred, Posse Nephi Nebo Posse members; and Lions Club members. Everyone is invited to partici- room. You have spilled over into the area north of the county building. Lange agreed that the fair had been limited to the spaces available. However, she was still not certain the crafters would like the move. Crafters can get up- set and then not support the show, she said. Lange said the grass to the north of the city and county building and behind the city fire station and the Old Pink School Behind the Chutes Tavern on park was not growing as it Nephis Main Street to keep him should. She said she and Belle Brough, the other original orgaContinued on page 12 nizer, had been told something Canyon Hills Health Care articles and photographs submitted for publication are ubject to editing and only will be used if the editor deems them newsworthy. The editor reserves the right to hold submitted news items for space reasons. All storming new ideas. This is open to all employees who have suggestions and new ideas to help us solve problems or change our system for ever continuing quality improvement. We are innovators, always looking for better options. Were enthused and excited about what were doing and the philosophy that we always want to be looking for ways to be even better. So what about change and progress? Is it good or detrimental? Lets all of us who are caregivers, whether at home or in the Care Center,, be looking always for the better way to make life the best it can be for those we serve. The old way might not be good enough in a day of progress and change. --j ' - KKQ)Y0 IFoireO OgpoGDODD titotssM 'wnGn) What vehicles are Involved? vice-preside- Escort 1988-199- 0 1988 EXP 1988-199- 2 and early build 1993 Mustang 1988-199- 2 and early build 1 993 TempoTopaz 1988-199- 2 and early build 1993 ThunderbirdCougar 1 988 1 989 Crown VictoriaGrand Marquis t pate in this Utah Centennial Wagon Train event. -- 1988-198- 9 1988 1988 - 1991 -- Lincoln Town Car 1991 Aerostar BroncoF-Serie- s , Light Trucks What Should I Do if My Vehicle is Involved? IGNITION SWITCHES ARE AVAILABLE NOW! 631-06- Advertising rates available upon request. a constant education and training process. At Canyon Hills Health Care Center, we require at least 24 be in for all. 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