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Show m mm V i Volume 70 Number 19 Wednesday, May 13, Pricp 50 1992 Personnel; remodeling city hbll; copy machine All i Remodel City Building Mayor Nyals Andreason dressed the issue of the city ad- build- ing. The council was asked if a decision could be made on the architect for the project. The motion was made and approved to hire Paul David Brown for this position. Councilman Roy Cooke asked that no action be taken on the bill from Dennis Davis. Tentative Budget A tentative budget was presented to the council for review qnd additions or deletions. Police Department Chief Gordon Kiesel asked permission to buy a light bar for 3U3s patrol car. The present one being used is personally owned by 3U3. Motion was approved. I YJM'ti rf rrvn ri- - t f Yt ILL. Personnel As City Superintendent Scott Holt will soon be leaving the city, Jason Anderson was approved to be hired full time on a three month trial basis. After the three month period he will be considered for full benefits. Trudy Sorensen, secretary for the Salina City Police and Judge Thad Wasden, be approved to work full time and receive benefits. ' " rrri.T4;1T r''. ' ' TLl J-- f 44 Other Attorney Michael Jorgensen said that any changes in ordinances that include the floodplain must be reported to the state of Utah so the proper changes can be made. He presented an amendment to Ordinance pertaining to Designation of ATV Routes. Karren Glover moved that the amendment be adopted by resolution. All voted aye. A bid was presented from Garys 10-3-- Auto Body on the refurbishing of the ambulance purchased from surplus for the fire department. The motion was approved to pay half the bill out of this years budget, and half out of next years budget. Reading meters monthly, and repair of broken meters was discussed. A recommendation was made to have a student from North Sevier High School serve on the Library Board. Motion was made to appoint Verlene DeMille to serve as the student member of the Board. "A- r - Salina American Legion Post 36 has proposed the following schedules in observance of the Memorial Day Weekend. Friday, May 22, at 6 p.m. the NSMS presents Muppets, Melodies, Melodramas On Monday, May 18, the North Sevier Middle School 8th grade drama classes will present, Muppets, StartMelodies and Melodramas. 7 in the middle school at ing p.m. auditorium, the audience will be treated to fun filled puppet plays, the hilarious melodramatic spoof, 7 Wives for Dracula, and all the delightful short oleo acts that have become community favorites. Come prepared to boo the villain, laugh at the antics, and have a most enjoyable evening. (Monday night, only). Cost will be $2 per person, or $10 per family. Auxiliary and Legion will place crosses and flags on all veterans graves in the Salina cemeteries. Saturday, May 23, 9 a.m. the flags to be displayed Memorial Day morning on the lawn will be brought up from the basement and attached to the poles. Monday, May 25th at 6 a.m. the flags will be taken from the hall and placed on the lawn. At 7 a.m. we will begin serving our Chuckwagon breakfast. At 10:30 a.m. we will conduct memorial services at the Aurora Cemetery. At 11 a.m. we will conduct Memorial Service at Salina Eastside Cemetery. At 11:30 a.m. we will conduct Motion was approved to purchase a copy machine for the public library. The next meeting of Salina City Council will be held Monday, May 18, 1992, beginning at 7 p.m. Anyone with questions or concerns for the Council is welcome to attend. Memorial service at Salina Pioneer Cemetery. At4:30 p.m. we will retrieve the flags from the lawn, fold them, and return the flags and poles to storage. Recently we had some activity concerning the Legion Lawn. The result was to sustain the lawns for the flag display. We are sure those who attend the meeting and initialed and signed the petition are eager to help with the flag display. Call Commander Ronnie Torger-so- n or Post Commander Maurlin Mickelson to let them know when you can help with the various projects. We appreciate all the support we can get. r; 9 All senior citizens 60 years of age and over are invited to attend a Legal Seminar at the Center on Thursday, May 14, at 11 a.m. Michael Jorgensen, attorney at law, will be the guest speaker, and will discuss such issues as power of attorney, avoiding problems with probate, wills, etc., and will discuss questions asked by those attending. All North Sevier area senior citizens are urged to attend. week is Clean-u- p week This in Aurora This week is Auroras annual Cleanup Week. All town residents are urged to clean up their yards. Saturday evening, to end thecleanup week, the City Council is hosting a dinner at the Park for all town residents. The dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. 'Shortcut road to Aurora may A bridge on the road south of Cox Rocks, near Aurora had been pulled out and not replaced for a long period of time. The road had become a heavy-us- e road, as traffic from Scipio wanting to get coming to the Interstate, would travel through Aurora, then continue on this road as a shortcut to Residents of the area were also using the road for The Fourth of July is coming! the same reason. The Salina City Youth Council is The road is under the jurisdicin charge of the game booths for the tion of Sevier County, not UDOT, days events at the middle school. as some has supposed, according to If you want a game booth for a Sterling Davis.ofUDOT. Headded fundraiser, please call Joe Johnson, that some residents along the road 8 or Elaine Allred, had called his office asking if some Game booths available for 4th of July 5. May 16. In July, when Olympic spirit is high and the athletes are preparing to leave for Barcelona, Salinas piece of the card, along with 28,000 other pieces will be assembled for the American Salute to Team USA celebration in Washington, DC. The fully assembled card, larger than 1- -70 re-op- en thing could be done to restrict the heavy flow of traffic by their property. "However, I had to tell them that there was nothing I could do," Davis said. Gaylen Rappleye, of the Sevier County Road Department, said that the bridge was now in its final stage of repair. The structure is in place, and they are waiting for the cement to cure so that the final roadwork, etc., can be done. Rappleye said that the county is looking to do some updating on the road, hopefully next year, if funding becomes available. The road is net r i Squires. Legion Auxiliary will hold Poppy Day, May 16 The American Legion Auxiliary Post 36, with the permission of Mayor Nyals Andreason, Salina, and Mayor Larry Cosby, of Aurora, will be holding their annual Poppy Day, Saturday, May 16, 1992. There will be Auxiliary members at the Legion Hall from 10 al.m. to about 3 p.m. They will be working on crosses and flags for our Veterans grave for Memorial Day, and would appreciate any help you can give. Thee will be a light luncheon served at 1 p.m. for all who help. Our Mutual girls will be selling poppies door to door. have a chance to sign our names to a piece of history" Olympic athletes; one to save as a souvenir, the other to send with personal greetings to U.S. olympians competing at the Barcelona Games. Salinas piece of the postcard will be on display and available for signing daily from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until - Courtney Christensen, Ryan Roberts, Heather Mason, Robbie Jer Front: Jerrianne Hansen, Jenna Johnson, Becky Hales, Ajd Says Salina Postmaster, Rex Gridley Local residents can add their name to Olympic history and send best wishes to the U.S. Olympic Team by signing a piece of the worlds largest postcard during U.S. Olympic Spirit Week, May 11 - 17. During the week, 28 ,000 post offices around the country will bring their communities together in an effort to raise funds and rally national support for U.S. Olympic hopefuls. For a $1 contribution, customers can support Americas Olympic team by signing pieces of the giant postcard. They will also receive two personal postcards preaddressed to i" QUALIFYING FOR STATE TRACK FINALS: Thbod students f o School earned the right to participate in this week's State TracK r held at BYU this Friday and Saturday. They are, back, fu rr "We Legal Seminar locally for all Senior Citizens 529-792- y4 pproved. Salina Legion Post schedule for Memorial Day Observance 529-772- 4 on Agenda of Salina City Council Included in the action of the May 4, 1992 meeting of the Salina City Council were the following: & Z Cenc for women w 26; registeMay Cancer clinic Cancer continues to be a life threatening disease to all of us. Each year hundreds of thousands of women; mothers, sisters, daughters, friends, neighbors die from this tragic disease. We need to do everything possible to prevent these cancer deaths. One of the things you can do is become knowledgeable of preventive practices that will help reduce the risk of losing your ife to cancer. 1 You should also be aware of recommended guidelines for screening procedures such as the pap test, breast exam and mammography. Early detection of breast and cervical cancer greatly increases the chance of successful treatment. State Cancer Screening clinics provide you with the opportunity to become knowledgeable of preventive practices and have the following screening procedures done: breast exam, pelvic exam woth pap test, and mammogram referral (the cancer screening clinic does not do three football field and bearing hundreds of thousands of signatures, will convey the best wishes of Americans to their team as it prepares to leave for Summer Games. During the Games in Barcelona, the Postal Service will run a team message center, providing daily mail service to Americas athletes and delivering personal postcards bearing Americas best wishes. The Postal Service is an organization that touches all Americans, Aurora City officials are pleased says Postmaster Rex Gridley. It is with the wastewater facility plan a to the Olympics, sponsor proud competition that touches the hearts which is now nearly complete. Mayor Larry Cosby says that funding possiof all Americans, he concluded. bilities have been investigated and the city was able to arrange for a sizable grant and large interest free loan through the Environmental Protection Agency and the Utah Environmental Quality Board. The grant resulted when funds which had been allocated to the City of Willard failed when the citizens narrow, and not in the best of shape. of the town refused to approve the "It is a high priority road," Rapproject. This meant that those funds pleye said. "We will be working on could be reallocated - and the board arit as soon as funding can be has now made this grant available to ranged." Aurora. John Spendlove, of Jones and At the April 23 meeting of the DeMille Engineering, noted that the Environmental Quality Board, apcontract date for completing the proval was given for a grant of bridge is set for May 15th. "I think and road should be $840,000 and an interest free loan the bridge for $965,000. that traffic date. to handle by ready Last Thursday city officials w ent All that needs to be done now is before the Community Impact Board in new base and the road repair put to try to be placed on the pending list pavement," Spendlove said. for the Boards August meeting - so Law enforcement officers note the city could complete the funding has road that the speed limit on the been set at 40 miles per hour. package. 3945, oi Mamie 529-'0, or Gencvivc, 52 "'12, or you may uth District llcahh call thcCentr.ii v Departn on' .it o J5 i 1 Fvcm'ku ' vie.'ung clinic a aid buildLLS is being n to LLS ro 'i iii'.d n ing, i' iji the area mciiibvs v ' n ion who wish to Uke part i the cl. me mav do si) hi. i i i :V a Aurora City get;' loan and grani $o use on sewer system through this week After la dim , place the final Aurora V .. tc . r reed.p Plan . ,! be conducted public he i ii After tie he i mg the otims will In tier vole on ini tney will approve the project If the pa leetaappi, od, the city will try to make arrange nvnLs for a program that w hi assist w idow s and other who qua i ! y w i th the i r connection fees, and possibly, with the month! v fee T lie citizens participating m the proic t w ill be charged a S35u per household connection fee, along with a monthly fee. The amount ol the monthly tee has not yet been finalised. As the wastewater facility plan nears completion, many problems have surfaced throughout the city regarding older and deteriorating cesspools and makeshift sewer systems The 1 till Department of Health has advised the city that there arc some serious problems existing, and homes that continue to have prob lems with cesspools will have to install septic Link s stems if the sewer protect fails to pass. i i' v ; 1 |