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Show Thursday, December 2, 1999 Messenger-Enterpris- Sanpete Sheriff Booking Report Nov. 12: Gerado Ortiz, of Fairview, arrested in Fairview, charged with violation of protective order and assault. Bail: $2775. Nov. 12: Dominique ,J. Salerno, of Fairview, arrested in Fairview, booked and released for court on charges of forcible sexual abuse. Nov. 14: Chris D. Mitchen, of Gunnison, arrested in Gunnison, charged with two counts of assault, with charged with DU1 not a drop, contributing to delinquency of minor, possession of drug paraphernalia, Forest Service dates open houses for Dec. The Manti-L- a Sal National Forest will hold an open house at each of the district offices and in the Supervisors office December of alcohol by under-ag- e person, and warrant out of Third 7, 1999. possession The purpose of these District Court. Bail: $1,385. gatherings is to provide informaNov. 24: Richard D. Draper, tion and begin scoping for public of Ephraim, arrested in Manti, rule making on the roadless area booked and released for court on charge of theft. Nov. 25: Blaine R. Larson, of Mt. Pleasant, arrested in Mt. Pleas- Children will decorate Zions ant, charged with intoxication. in Bail: $200. and miscriminal weapon fight chief. Bail: $5,180. Nov. 25: Francisco P. Serrano, Zions Bank continued its Nov. 6: Emilio R. Estrada, of of Moroni, arrested in Moroni, holiday tradition this in arrested Moroni on with no drivers license Moroni, week, inviting elementary students charged warrant out of Moroni Justice and no insurance. Bail: $475. from throughout the state to decoCourt. Bail: $250. Nov. 25: Juan M. Gomes, of rate a Christmas tree with homeNov. 18: Dorothy Orwin, of Moroni, arrested in Moroni, made ornaments in the lobby of Ftn. Green, arrested in Juab on charged with DUI, driving on sustheir local Zions Bank branch. warrant out of 6th District Court. pension, no drivers license, no inZions Bank provided the tree and Bail: $20,000. surance, and failure to yield right lights, and the students contributed Nov. 18: Christine L. Mylroie, of way. Bail: $2,325. ornaments that they made themof Redmond, arrested in Nov. 28: Jackie Paul, of Salt selves. In addition, the Bank made Lake City, arrested in Gunnison, a monetary contribution to each Centerfield, on warrant out of Cedar City and Roosevelt Justice charged with possession of conparticipating school. Courts. Bail: $3,300. trolled substance and possession of This year, students from Manti Nov. 20: Jose A. Mendoza, of paraphernalia. Bail: $920. Elementary decorated a tree inside Scipio, arrested in Mt. Pleasant on Nov. 28: Amby R. Livingston, Zions Banks Manti office on charges of intoxication and illegal of Mt. Pleasant, arrested in Manti, Wednesday, December 1. That Bail: on charges of assault. Bail: $925. $570. consumption. evening, students, teachers, parNov. 20: Alfredo V. Calderon, Nov. 28: Shane C. Ericksen, ents and Zions Bank employees of Moroni, arrested in Mt. Pleasof Layton, arrested north of gathered in the branchs lobby for ant, charged with intoxication, asthe Lights On ceremony. The Ephraim, charged with speeding, minor. Bail: sault, consumption by children performed a short prodriving on revocation, and warrant $1,585. out of Logan Justice Court. Bail: gram. Santa visited with the chilNov. 20: Carlos Sigales, of $690. dren, and light refreshments were in arrested Nov. 28: Kelly Carpenter of served. The tree will be on display Ephraim, Ephraim, charged with intoxication and conManti, arrested in Ephraim, in the Banks lobby through the sumption by minor. Bail: $660. charged with criminal mischief, holidays. As a part of the cerNov. 22: Juan J. Jiminez, of intoxication and disorderly conemony, Zions Bank made a conin arrested Mt. tribution of 25 cents per ornament Moroni, Pleasant, duct. Bail: $1,035. to Manti Elementary School. We love having the elemenchildren come and decorate tary our tree with their ornaments, said Ryan Anderson, branch manager of Zions Manti branch. This has become a holiday tradition to which we look forward every threatening dangerous Bank trees again 1 Page e long-hel- d Ephraim Chamber of Commerce proudly welcomes... 7 anfa Claus said Janette Kaiser. initiative, Forest Superv isorofthe Sal National Forest Manti-L- a The open house in this area w ill be held at the Sanpete Ranger District, 540 North Main Street. Ephraim and will be open to the public from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. Available information and displays will be identical in all locations It is not necessary to attend the meeting to provide comments on the issues related to the roadless areas initiative, as set out in the October 19 notice of intent. Written comments will be accepted until December 20, 1999 and can be sent to any of the following addresses: Via mail to: USDA Forest CAET, Attention Roadless Areas NOI. P.O. Box 221090, Salt Lake City, Utah S4122: Via email at: roadless. Wo caet-slc(- a fs.fcd.us; or Via facsimile at (80 1 )5 1 1 02 1 . 7-- Information pertaining to the proposed planning regulations, roads transportation policy, and goshawk amendment will also be Santa will make his annual appearance for all Ephraim children on Saturday, Dec. 4 at 1:30 p.m. at the Pinata Festival (held at the Greenwood Student Center on Snow College campus) Don't drink and drive available. year. This year more than 70 Utah and Idaho elementary' schools par- ticipated in Zions Bank's Lights On holiday celebration. In addition, a number of Zions Bank branches invited homeless children of students from a neighborhood to decorate the tree in their lobbies. Zions Bank has been inviting students to participate in this annual holiday event for more than 30 vears. low-inco- Eagle Scout recipient Ryan Jerry Sorensen Scoutmaster Marion Denison. and To remove fish odor from your hands, rinse them in fresh squeezed lemon juice or herb vinegar. wmn anrnzMs 268 South Main Ephraim NEW AUTO LOANS AS LOW AS 6.9 Over a year ago, Manti City was threatened with a suit if it did not discontinue the daily 8:00 a.m. testing of the Manti City fire and emergency alert siren. Since the time has lapsed for continuing the suit, the city has received several inquiries as to if the 8:00 a.m. siren test will be reinsti- tuted. There is a considerable division of opinion in regard to testing the siren each morning. The council is divided as to the daily testing based on inconvenience and negative impact on people living near the siren and others who miss the tradition and daily time set of the siren. The city council is asking for citizen input concerning the siren and to aide in this input a poll is being taken in Manti City. This opinion poll is being facilitated by the utility bills that were mailed on December 1st. In the message section of the utility bill, each household in the community will have the chance to vote either to have the siren (SIREN YES ) to or continue the way we are without the siren tested each morning ). Citizens are urged to complete this poll to help guide (SIREN NO city officials in their decision. OPY A.P.R. CD SPECIAL!!! 5.75 A.P.Y. FIXED RATE No teaser rates $1 .000 minimum deposit Interest paid monthly Call for rates above $40,000 RECREATIONAL VEHICLE LOANS AS LOW AS 9 Extended Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Two Drive-Thr- u Lanes Convenient Parking Open Early A.P.R. How you only need to know one phone number! J - 8 00 - 75 In Moroni: 436-828- 8 In Ephraim: 283-828- 8 H3SB1 - On approved credit Musi he eligible for membership. Rales eltective unlit 123199 7 |
