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Show Legislative Report by Representative Ray Nielsen The annual general session of the Utah Legislature ended, as usual, at midnight on No money was appropriated to fund the badly needed 33 new Highway Patrol Officers. The result will be that most areas of the state will not be covered from midnight until 6 a.m. Where would the extra money have come from? The final budget was far short of Governor Norman Bangerters request based upon Dec. 1990 revenue estimates. But more important, there were two appropriations that totalled $25 million that I strongly opposed. I thought the money should have gone to the programs discussed above. In addition, $55 million still rests in the Rainy Day fund, untouched. February 27. And, as usual, it left many things not done, as well as leaving many unhappy people. This unhappiness was caused by a lot of essential programs that were not adequately funded. This should come as no surprise to you if you read my report in last weeks newspaper. The budget will take a heavy toll, for example, on the needy. Almost 3,000 people will be eliminated from the medically needy program. Public Education, due to some last minute changes, did better than I expected, but not good enough. Higher Education asked for money to fund 6,551 additional students, but received only enough money to fund 4,623. This will almost surely result in a cap on student enrollment. The first appropriation that I strongly opposed, was a so called loan (gift?) to a near bankrupt McDonnell-Dougla- s. The focus on reading and writing at Snow College is continuing this week. March 2nd through March 9th is Light on Literacy Week in Utah. This follows the National Literacy Week, which ended the last week of February. Ephraim Mayor Robert Wamick and Snow College President Iris on March 6 in the Snow College Blue Room at 7 and 9 p.m. The film is a love story about a woman who teaches a man to read. The film is free, however donations will be accepted at the door, with all proceeds going to the Literacy Program. The club has also been involved by attending the Literacy Volunteers ofAmerica (LVA) National Conference in the fall in Salt Lake City. Several members of the group recently completed the training course conducted by LVA to become tutors of adults who wish to learn to read. For more information about the Literacy Project at Snow College, extension please call 272: Gerald Day signed proclamations recog- nizing the weeks on the campus and throughout the town. In conjunction with the week, the business club at Snow . -- 835-424- College, Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) has adopted the Literacy Project at the college for its service project this year. In order to help others become aware of the growing problem of illiteracy, PBL-wi- 283-402- ll be showing the film Stanley & Rate: 25cword 30cword The dinner will be held in p the newly remodeled N. 100 in Ephraim, Building Main, at 7:30 p.m. There will be door prizes, talent find entertainment, and turkey and roast beef dinner, Co-o- in Oregon. He received Bachelor of Science and Juris Doctorate degrees from Brigham Young served by Snow College Catering. All Farm Bureau members and friends are invited to attend. tickets, contact Steve Frischknecht, Manti and $11.79hr. wbenefits. ext. 20382B. MISCELLANEOUS HECR2WANTED commercially! EDUCATIO a.m.-8p.m- -- OeRORIUNITJES -- Bud Keisel Contracting 3ZZ BECOME A PARALEGAL. Join Amer ica's fastest growing profession. Work with attorneys. Lawyer instructed home study, the finest parqalcgal program available. Free catalog. Dept. LC729. g I TNT Auction: Salt Lake City Corp. Surplus vehicles and equipment. Sat., March 9th, 10 a.m. 1720 W. Indiana A vc., 900 S., SLC. Brochure, TNT Auc- tion. g EMERY RODEO CLUB Farm and Misc. Auction, March 9, 10 a.m. at th Castle Dale Arena. Castle Dale. Utah. g ivJEndi) WANTED: Ephraim Irrigation Co. water shares, to buy or lease. Contact Kim 2ZZ Larsen CASH FOR GOOD USED BOATS and small outboard motors; 1980 or newer. Phone or write: Blue Mtn. Marine, Box 1820, Vernal. Utah 84078. g 283-426- LOST: PoodleMaltice dog, 6 mo. old long while hair. Answers to Asti. Lost between 5th S. 1st E, Manti. Reward. Mfi Call 835-461- ot "Lei u ioor FOR SALE: Late model 26 ft. motor home, excellent condition, 15,000 miles. Trade for local property approx. $35,000. Ca1183H93),, gll FOR SALE: 1981 Arctic Cat El Tigre snowmobile, 500 cc engine, good condi-tioe2 $800 or offer, call FOR SALE: Certified Steptoe barley seed in bulk or in bogs. Please call before 428 you come. 896-786- 528-786- Mayfield 24 Hour Water Removal and Smoka Damage. Truck Mount Steam Cleaning. Scolchguard, Bnghtanar. Deoderuing, Dyeing S Tinting. and floor cleaning. Wall Insurance Claim. -- 283-422- 8. ADOPTION ADOPTION: Happily married couple want a health infant to adopt and love. Call our attorney collect 24 hrs., or write: 2 N. 2nd St., Suite 1400. San Jose. CA 951 13. g CARST&YTRUCKS FOR SALE: 1984 Ford Tempo, air, good condition, must sell before my Stringham's Paint Lower Winter Rates! c9 mission. Shane Young. 835-120- FOR SALE: 1985 Ford LTD Wagon, 6 loaded, new tires, $2350, Call 23 years experience Free estimates 82 Art Metal Ornamental Iron ) 16EpEhr!S' Railings, Dividers, Columns, Gates, Porch, Window, Patio Awnings. Portable Welding Building Construction for Free Estimates! 835-261- 2 FORSALE: 1978 Chevy Van, $2000 or best offer. FOR SALE: 283-434- gUJ 1989 Mercury Cougar, call 283- loaded, $10,000, 6866. 8 to 5. glO FOR SALE: 1982 Cadillac Fleetwood, looks like million will sell for $5500. 20,000 mi. left on warranty, have your gl 1 dyiiffarcall 2834064. FOR SALE: 1988 Dodge Daytona Shelby Z, 4 cylinder, 47,000 miles, AMFM, turbo, $7000 or best cassette, .835-7821 offer. .Larry. e!2 FORSALE: 1989ChevS104x4Blazcr, loaded, take over payments. Balance of 835-550- $10.800. 1 el 835-193- n South Sanpete 2ZZ Sunday Services FORIREN FOR RENT: Nice apartment, Ephraim. $200month. Call 283- if m REAWESTAT INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE in Manti, $82,500. by owner. Owner finance. if TIME SHARE UNITS and campground 835-825- memberships, distress sales, cheap! World wide selections. Call Vacation Newsork, US Canada, or Free rental inf. brick BEAUTIFUL home in Ephraim, large oak kitchen, fenced yard, auto sprinklers, other ex- tras. call 22 LOG CABIN KITS: One 2,106 sq. ft, $21,500; one - 23x27 - $3,400; one - 3,200 sq. ft. with 2 car garage, 283-419- 972-6066. N Churchy Nursery provided Pastor Mike Bardon 528-301- 5 ACRES of recreational property at the mouth of Canyon. Priced to sell. Cell Bart) or John, 835-878- 1. EURNIIURB EPHRAIM Large home, with Financing CHRISTIANSENS Barb or John, FURNITURE & HARDWARE CO. MANTI home with and many extras. Priced to aell, Call Barb or John 835-878- 1. e, COMMERCIAL BUILDING IN MANTI needs! 41 S. Main, Ephraim We guarantee your satisfaction. And our experience in preparing complete and accurate tax returns will give you peace of mind. H&R BLOCEE Super-visio-n, and Com- America's Tax Team, Put us to work for you! Bill Orion 283-416- 1 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Simmon's Furniture Hardware Store 1 N. Main, Manti 835-315- LOS 1 Book, Genealogy aupplw Is available. Call 835-878- 1. Nice For all your hardware, furnl-iurcarpet and appliance been termed an upset. His committee assignments include: Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs 3M7 30301 11:00 a.m. With Children's 4. $37300. Instructions, videos, plans 425 engineering for all. 801 Invites you to come for Sunday services in Sterling. Ephraim 0 FOR SALE: Slightly used beautiful queen si?e sofa bed. Call 37 1 IRORIWO five your carpet bId Uvea little. S4.000. Call 283-63- 156 E. 2nd S., Manti 283-488- 0 Steve Anderson's Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning d, Baptist Church 1. Insurance, Housing and munity Development, International Development, Finance, I emode iTra travel trailer, sleeps five, battery lighting, enclosed toileet, 3. ftrst reasonable offer. g9 FOR SALE: 1979 18-travel trailer, used very tandem wheels, 283-629- Bill Orton was elected to Congress in 1991, when he defeated Karl Snow in what has Regulation advance 283-483- Showtime, Movie Channel, installed for under $50mo. No down, call Wasatch Satellite Sales. Services. ATTENTION: WARNING! The public is hereby warned to keep away from the Old Parry Stone Quarry east of the temple, where blasting is being done HOSPITAL JOBS: Start S6.80hr., your area, no exp. necessary. For info, call ., ext. 1743, 6 7 davs. $12.95. phone free. 328 ( both the Ephraim Enterprise and Manti Messenger on a weekly basis. n. SATELLITE TV SYSTEMS: 300 chan nels including HBO, Disney, Cinemax, . Financial Institutions 6 months every week, ft g 1, 835-394- in 283-443- Ext. 514, $1.95min. g POSTAL JOBS: Info, carrier and other positions available nationwide. Starting European, Australian, Yugoslavian High School Exchange Students, arriving August, Host families needed! American Inlcrcultural Student Exchange. Call toll LING. free g LOSERS WANTED: Need 50 people to lose weight, and keep it off not changing your eating habits. I've lost 31 lbs. t months. Mike. g 835-746- development The Classified Section is printed Rate: FOR SALE: businesses, or the Ephraim, Insurance Office in Manti, 835-856- In GET UP TO $455 weekly. Pleasant, respectable. Prepare mail for successful 835-424- Call For Payment must be .OERORIUNITJES "Utah Classified Advertising Network". Reach over 347,000 Utahns for only $99.00. This is for 25 words. (Each additional word is $3.00). To place order, call Manti Messenger. p MAKE A FRIEND ... FOR LIFE! :cONIBGHNG 1991. economic programs. FORISAU 673-175- highlight this year's annual Sanpete County Farm Bureau Banquet on Friday, March 22, House Bill 295. R. Nielsen, Special Guaranteed organizations closely examine the Enterprise Zone Act and the Capital Access Act to determine how they could fit into rural should Display Rate: $3.00inch PERSONALS PLACE Y OUR AD not in just one, but 40 newspapers throughout Utah. One billing, one payment puts you into the FARMTMARK Trade and Monetary Policy. Foreign Affairs International Economic Policy and Trade Small Business Bill Orton was born and raised in North Ogden, Utah, and has lived in Provo since 1972 except for a few years spent Development maximum. (10 word minimum) FOR SALE: Farm machinery, baler, combine, levclcr, see at 410 S. Main, Erhraim.make offer. 321 STEEL BUILDING SALE: ArcWay has 3 buildings ready for immediate delivery, 40x60, 42x120, 50x150. As low as $2.60sq. ft. Call today and save g Congressman Bill Orton will I believe that local Economic to For sale until it is sold. Real estate ads are excluded. if billed WOLFF TANNING BEDS: Commercial, home units, from $199. Lamps, lotions, accessories, monthly payments low as $18.00 Call today, free color catalog. g. Congressman Bill Orton will address Farm Bureau type loans. (me). This bill designates additional types of businesses eligible for Enterprise Zone item will run up pre-pai- d 1, "Lights on" Left to right; President Gerald Day, Program Director Jill Hansen, Ephraim Mayor Bob Warnick, and PBLPresident Anna Podlesny. 1. a reserve fund for certain creates For Sale Items Only: $12.00, prepaid appropriation was made with the hope that McDonnell Douglas proclamation signed renovation.! There were two pieces of legislation that passed, that if used properly, could help local economic development programs. They are: Finally, I am disappointed that the state keeps investing huge sum of money in Wasatch Front Economic Development while almost ignoring the high unemployment and low wages in rural Utah. Just think what rural Utah could have done with 1 Phone Number Deadline Monday Noon Ad Manager Lloyd Call incentives. 2. House Bill 51, Jones. Capital Access Act. This bill the $25 million appropriated for the use of McDonnell Douglas and for Salt Lake Palace the Salt Palace has been so badly managed, in my opinion, that I dont want to throw any more tax dollars in that direction. Anyway, increase was enough state participation. Local businesses and local governments should be able to fund the difference -not state wide tax dollars. corporation, This 'Light on Literacy' Week last Thursday officially would move additional business to Salt Lake City. In my opinion, it was not an appropriate expenditure of state tax dollars. Second was the $15 million to Salt Lake City for Salt Palace renovation. I think that the legislative approval for a local option sales and room tax Page 7 Thursday, March 7, 1991 e, Messenger-Enterpris- In In business district 4950 aq. feet. excellent condition. Financing Is available. Call Barb or John 83 8781. -- For all your real tata needs, commercial, resldtntiat, acreage, or lota, call ua! & |
