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Show Volume 69 Number 12 Junior Prom set at Wednesday, March 20, 1991 Changes needed, NSHS Mar 23, 9 p.m. North Sevier High Schools Class of 1991 presents their Junior Prom, Saturday, March 23, from 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. The promenade will be at 10 p.m. The annual event will be held in the NSHS Gym. Tickets are $12 couples; $6.50 singles. Pictures will be taken. The band is Jake in Space. Everyone is invited to attend. celebrate 69th birthday Lions March 27, at 7 p.m. at the Carriage Court, all members of the Salina Lions Club and their wives aie invited to attend the 69th birthday party for the club. The club has had 69 continuous years of service to the people in this area. They have helped support youth activities, sponsored the July 4 parade, taken a major role in building the new Salina Park, assisted in building the new athletic fields at the high school, provided eye exams and glasses where needed, and provided entertainment and dinners for members during this extended period of time. The district governor of Lions Intei national will be present for the party. This is an occasion that local Lions should not miss. landscape teleconference Spring gardening and landscape care will be the subject of a teleconference sponsored by Utah State University Extension Service. The program will be received at Sevier Valley Tech at 2 p.m. Thursday, March 21. This home gardening program will cover such items as soil preparation, spring turf care, and vegetable gardens. For more information call your USU Extension office at 896-926- 2. Salina Riding Club sets Spring Trail Ride The Salina Riding Club will host their annual Spring Trail Ride on Sunday, March 24. Anyone and everyone with a horse is invited to come along and join the fun. . We will meet at the Rodeo Ground, in Salina, and weather permitting, will have a dutch oven chicken behind the S for lunch. Wed like to get some new members involved, so get your hairy horses out, and lets go riding!, a member said. Team Penning Club invites new members The Aurora Riding Club is forming a Team Penning Club. For a $25 membership fee, you can come out and pen cows twice a week and every Saturday. The first penning will be held Saturday, March, 23 at the Aurora West Park Arena. Anyone interested please call or Kelly Troy Hallows, Quamburg, 529-707- 529-738- 6, 7. 4th Ward Music Festival Mar 27, 7 p.m. t Salina Fourth Ward will present its Music Festival, Music Magic' on Wedneday, March 27, at the Salina Stake Center. The program will begin at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. county section Aurora asks UDOT take over road More than a hundred people attended a public hearing on Auroras plan to turn it's Main Street over to the State of Utah. Specially invited guests were residents whose properties border Main Street, and farmersranchers with property on either side of town on the county sections of the Aurora road, SR-2Mayor Larry Cosby told the group that the main reason the transfer was needed was because of the dramatic increase in heavy truck traffic and number of motorists using the Aurora road from SR-5- 0 to the Interstate. If the road was turned to UDOT, maintenance and repair would be done by the state, as well as having snow removal in the winter. The plan would also include curb and gutter inside city limits, and sidewalks could be added in the future, the Mayor added. In order for UDOT to accept the proposal, Aurora City must gain y of 66 feet on the road through the city limits, then 84 foot rights-of-wa- y on county properties at the north & south ends of town going to old 89 and SR 50. This all must be completed before the takeover could begin. Mayor Cosby said that the city y already has the 66 foot through the city limits, and felt that nothing within the city would have to be disturbed. There could be some areas in the city where some changes might have to be made in the canal system, however he felt these changes would be few. 4. right-of-wa- right-of-wa- Spring garden- - in Price 50 Cents There are several properties where the 66' would take 5 to 6 feet of property, necessitating removal of fencing and trees, etc, as well as moving fire hydrants, and private water meters. Mayor Cosby has said he will consult with Sterling Davis, of UDOT, and then let the landowners know what must be done in those cases. Sterling Davis of the Utah State Department of Transportation, was on hand for the meeting, and agreed with Mayor Cosby that not much within the city limits would be affected. He noted that a study had found that most of the obstacles in the way of the proposed road widening in the county sections of the roadway , existed on the east side of the road. This meant that most of the adjustments will have to be made on the west side of the roadway. In the county area, the road would have to be moved 18 feet to the west. Davis noted that if the state took over the road there would be a lot of work needed to bring the road through the city up to state stanI estimate it would cost dards. $200,000 to $300,000 per mile, or well over $1 million, he added Several residents asked about the old road going past Cox Rocks and joining with the freeway a few miles further down. Davis said the reason this road couldn't be maintained by the state Continued on Page 2 Coach Craig Gladwell 2A Coach of the Year Coach Craig Gladwell, of Salina, has been named the 2A State He Coach of the Yearfor 1990-9will receive his award at halftime All Star Game to be of the 1A-2played Friday, March 22, at Murray High School. Coach Gladwell guided the NS Wolves Basketball team to their 2nd consecutive State Championship and a Region Championship as well as during the 1990-9- 1 season. He credits his players with all the honor for their hard work, dedication, and teamwork. Coach Gladwell has coached for 22 years and has an overall basketNS season ball record of 168-7He has also record was 22-coached football, golf, baseball, and track, and attained a State Championship in Idaho in 1980. Coach Gladwell is married to Gladwell, and has 4 Karen y. Vehicle courses set in Salina, March 23 - April 20 All-Terra- in Shooting Range. The other clinic will be held April 20th in the same location. Basic fee is $10. A state certified instructor will teach each course. 5. 3. Craig Gladwell children, Cammy, Brian, Craig, and Brooke. Redmond man will fill School Board vacancy A total of seven had applied for the position. They included: Gaylord Harward; Melinda Torgerson, Mike Jorgensen, Pryce Hales, John Johnson, and Karren Glover. The list had been narrowed to three, who met with the Board on Thursday for personal interviews. The decision to name Rasmussen as School Board member, was made at that time. Salina Stake Fathers & Sons Banquet coming up is A night of outstanding entertainment is on tap for the Fathers & Sons of the Salina Utah Stake, when the Show Choir from the Orem Institute of Religion, presents, Brotherhood of Man, Thursday, March 21, at ;7 p.m. in the Salina Stake Center. This years musical extravaganza is a colorful blend of sacred and contemporary music combined with crisp, imaginative choreography and right-of-wa- All-Terra- in A A Redmond man was named to fill the recently vacated spot on the Sevier District School Board. Kirk Rasmussen, of Redmond, was approved for the position at the March 14 meeting of the Board, in Salina. Rasmussen will fill the uncompleted term of Ross Marshall, former Salina resident, who recently resigned. The term will expire in 1995. right-of-wa- Vehicle Clinic An has been scheduled in Salina for two different Saturdays, according to Police Chief Gordon Kiesel. The first will be Saturday, March 23, and will be held in the area just south of the North Sevier Jeep Posse 1. Draper BIG DECISION: Aurora's Town Council is finalizing the decision whether or not to turn over Aurora's Main Street to the Utah Department of Transportation. Some residents are concerned about the amount of traffic going through town at speeds above the limits y in the county and are worried about the safety of their children. Road sections would be 84 feet, and would be moved 1 8 feet to the west. City sections would see a 66 foot thoughtful dialogue. The Show Choir has grown into a quality choir performing regularly throughout Utah, as well as touring much of the Intermountain West. Members of the Choir attend school at Utah Valley Community College and are active in classes at the Institute of Religion. All Fathers and Sons are urged to attend this evening of great This training is required for all persons 8 through 15 years who operate OHVs and ATVs on public lands. Those under 8 years of age are not allowed to operate these vehicles on public lands. The course instructors operators to ride their vehicles safely and It covers survival, responsibly. emergencies, riding skills, safety equipment and environmental concerns. Course participants must pro vide a vehicle they can straddle with a slight bend of the knee while their feet are on the footrests. The vehicle must be properly registered. A parent or guardian must be present during the class. The class will last about 6 hours. Y ou must register in advance of the class. Work books and registration forms are available at the Salina Police Department, or by calling this toll free number: 529-331- 1; Central Utah Health Department will soon have new building Sevier County Commission has approved a $325,000 bond which in turn allows the organization to take advantage of a loan from the Utah Community Impact Board. With the funds, a new home will be constructed for the Central Utah Health Department State law would now allow the department to borrow the money, so a lease agreement was signed with the county, according to Russell Anderson, business manager of the department. Ownership of the building will remain in the county, but the health department can use the facility as long as desired under the forever lease option. The Department will make monthly payments to the county, and the county will then pay the Community Impact Board. No tion that can be used until con- struction is completed. One important feature of the new facility will a laboratory for testing culinary water for communities throughout the area. Water testing will cost about $30,000 according to Anderson. The Central Utah Health Department serves Sevier, Sanpete, Juab, Millard, Piute and Wayne Counties. $350 REWARD OFFERED 25-ye- ar interest will be added to the loan. The building will be constructed near the EMT building in Richaccess route. field, near the Construction the building will be Talbot and Wells, of St. George. Bids will be let April 1, and construction should begin shortly thereafter, and should be completed in August. Health Department officials are now looking for a temporary loca Sheriffs Dept, asks help to solve crimes The Sevier County Sheriffs Office is asking the public to help identify and apprehend the individuals who were responsible for causing considerable damage to two tractor-trailrigs at the Clear Creek Junction of and SR 4 on Feb26. ruary Large rocks - some over 50 pounds each - were dropped from the freeway overpass of SR 4 on to around vehicles traveling on er 10:30 p.m. A Wall-MaTruck, and a Uintah Freightways Truck were each hit by two rocks in succession. Both trucks had a rock enter the cargo area. Damage costs are still being rt assessed by the companies. Both trucks sustained damage to the windjammer, or aerodynamic mounted on the top of the cabs driving compartment. Officer Charles Ogden said that both incidents could have been deadly if the rocks had been dropped just a second earlier. Insurance agents for both trucking companies have offered a $350 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those rewind-deflect- sponsible. If you have any information about this incident, call the Sevier County Sheriffs Office, 896-643- 3. |
