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Show Thursday, Novambar 29, 1984 Mstngr-Entrprls- , (Write them a letter this Christmas) Manti 1st Ward: some interesting surprises architect noted, and would probably be supplemented by tearing down the tennis courts to provide parking space. This would actually cost more than new parking lot construction. Constructing a new building, Mr. Stransky said, would offer Manti City the opportunity to build only what is necessary. On the other hand, the architect pointed out, if the City doesnt take over the old building, "who else will? Archtiect Mike Stranskys report the feasibility of the citys proposal to remodel the present Ephraim Middle School (the old Manti High School) on Manti's Main Street holds some surprises. Mr. Stransky, of Gillies, Stransky & Associates, was hired by Manti City to study the feasibility of converting the school to a city office complex. To remodel the old high school will probably cost close to the same amount as constructing a new office Costs of constructionrenovation reshould run about $43 to $53 per building, Stransky reported cently to the Manti City Council. square foot in Sanpete County, the "The difference (is) that the high architect stated. Bud Bailey school building, given its location Construction advised the architect and stature, has the opportunity to that a building such as Manti High be more of a community center, School could cost $40 to $45 per more of a stately building than a new square foot, including some office building. Of course, given the structural changes, elevator, new money, a new city office building windows, and some exterior work. could be 'designed and constructed that would also be a community Costs will increase every year that center. The issue is to consider the construction is delayed, the citys role in determining the fate of consultant warned. There does not the building and at the same time seem to be a significant savings in determine if the city can afford to renovation over new construction or move at all. vice versa unless an absolute The costs to remodel an old minimum of work is done, Mr. building such as the Manti High Stransky observed. School can equal the costs of new According to the architects construction, the architect noted, figures, renovation of the entire high and both will take approximately the school building would result in same time to design and construct, 20,840 square feet of space and cost assuming that the old building is between $833,600 and $1,187,880. significantly upgraded. Option two would renovate only Parking at the old schools present the space required by the city and site needs to be augmented, the the agencies the city hopes to on Elder Scott R. Cox 5348 Telegraph Toledo, Ohio 43612 Elder and Sister Evan Johnson co Richard E. Black, Mission Pres. P.O. Box 287 Brentwood, Tennessee 37027 provide with an incentive to remain in their Manti location. Renovation under this option would cost between $559,000 and $796,575. Elder Todd Jorgensen 27 Rue Vavenargues Option three calls for the construction of a new building to house only Manti City offices and other interested agencies. The estimate of costs, which does not include land acquisition or future expansion possibilities, runs between $513,000 and $627,000. 75018 Sister Barbara Nielson 307 Missouri Avenue No. A West Plains, Missouri 65775 Mr. Stransky concludes that it is feasible to consider renovation of the old high school building: "The building itself is in reasonably good condition and sufficient space is available inside. Area is available for surface parking in the location of the existing tennis courts and the old elementary school sites. In determining Paris France Elder Troy Martin England Bristol Mission St. Lawrence House 2nd Floor Quay Street Bristol BS12HU England Elder Jeff Talbot 2425 N. Campbell Chicago, 111. 60647 The Manti City Council held a brief session the night before Thanksgiving which adjourned without taking any action on the appointment of a reserve police officer to attend the upcoming session at the Utah Peace Officers Standards and Training Academy in Salt Lake City. 10-we- The council has apparent quandary been in over an the selection of a person to serve as reserve police officer. By law, reserve officers must now undergo the state-sponsor- train- ing session and be certified police officers, even in cities such as Manti in which they work only a few hours a month. The councils last meeting withheld action after Councilman Lionel King questioned the necessity law enforce of providing 24-ho- Councilman King and councilman Galen Christiansen also indicated at the previous meeting that they were opposed to sending city employee DeRell Jones to the Academy in order for him to function as a reserve police officer. The two councilmen said they felt Mr. Jones' abilities in mechanical and electrical work could be better utilized by keeping him as a floating member of the city crew, to serve where needed. Wednesday nights meeting left both Mr. Jones' position and the decision concerning sending a reserve officer id the Academy still wavering. Councilman King was absent from the meeting. Councilwoman Natasha Madsen said she had received comments from several businessmen in the city who were solidly in favor of A program to develop the economic base of areas of Utah has been proposed by rural development specialist Ed Meyer of the States Division of Economic Development and is currently undergoing evaluation by community leaders throughout the state. "There is a recurring cry for jobs to keep our youth in our communities and to provide relief from high unemployment rates, Mr. Meyer noted. The answer to this problem is not an easy one, or one which will occur overnight. Realization of our economic goals will require hard work from each and every one of us. Our best efforts may go unrewarded if we do not have a plan of action. Mr. Meyers proposed plan centers on three phases: Promotional Activities, Communications Activities, and Support Activities. Development of promotional activities to sell rural communities to businesses looking for new areas in which to develop would include a marketing emphasis program to review state publications to assure that development in rural areas was being encouraged. The state under this program would also work with regional and local economic development groups to help promote their areas. Rural areas would also be given opportunities to participate in state industrial exhibits. Other promotional activities include an effort to target specific industries well adapted to a rural setting, maintenance of contact with growing industries on the Wasatch Front which might be willing to branch out to another less metropolitan area of the state, regional promotions with legislative funding support, and development of incentive packages for communities. Improved communication be- tween state and rural agencies could include a monthly meeting and program in which rural entities could be kept abreast of opportunities to attract specific businesses to their communities. lead-shari- Other communication programs, are designed primarily to assist active economic development groups in smaller areas off the Wasatch Front to communicate with state and private agencies who are aware of businesses interested in relocating, are the establishment of a monthly newsletter, a newspaper review program in which selected local papers are reviewed on a regular basis for the states benefit, a weekly telephone contact program to keep abreast of developments in rural areas, and a newspaper article program to keep the general public aware of efforts being made and to enhance the public's awareness of the need to assist with economic development in a positive manner. which "Support activities proposal to develop include a a training L 01.000 Sao Paulo, SP Brazil Elder Greg Reid 32 Colinton Rd. Edinburgh, Scotland Elder Jim Thatcher 8th Southeast 11th Ave. No. 3 Milton Freewater, Ore. 97862 Elder Jesse Meeks 598 Anacapa Camarillo, Calif. 93010 Elder and Sister Milton Tew Philippines Davao Mission P.O. Box 494 Davao City, Philippines 9501 1 Sister Loraine Anderson 1605 Alameda, Suite 201 San Jose, California 95126 England Elder Kevin Reeve 24600 Center Ridge Rd. Suite 450 West Lake, Ohio 44145 Sister Verla McArthur No. 2 Cornwall St. Kowloon, Tong, Kowloon from Hong Kong Elder Wayne Nielson Thailand Bangkok Mission Missionary Training Center 2005 North 400 East Provo. Utah 84604 Commercial Center P.O. Box 801 Makati, Centeral Philippines 3 117 MM1 Ronald Thompson 136 Mesa Verde Vallejo, Calif. 94590 Sterling Ward: Elder Edward A. Young 2716-16t- Elder Brian Bryant Kokufu, Qkayama-shJapan T 703 Ider Alan G. Nell Finland Helsinki Mission 87-- 4 Missionary Training Center 2005 North 400 East Provo, Utah 84604 Spain Snow College 1st Ward: Elder Rod Daughetee VIA Monte Verdi 31 5 1 100 Pistoia, Italy i Note: For additions or changes for next weeks paper, please notify Morrell Snow, Stake Executive Secretary. Cold Weather WORK CLOTHES city. WALLS BROWN DUCK many volunprogram for persons who get teers in smaller areas thrust into the position of being in charge of economic development for their area with no background in the process. A general support and assistance program to help smaller communities with financial planning, cooperative efforts at development with financial lenders, and organizational meetings to help with economic development committees is another recommendation. services with the state, services, and a agricultural special regional small business revitalization program with emphasis on familiarizing bankers and local economic development committees with various funding tools were other suggestions made by Mr. Meyer for inclusion in the program. Mr. Meyer has invited responses to his suggestions from the community leaders and requested any input be made by December 10 to permit time to establish a program for the coming year. Insulated Coveralls with leg zippers Liaison QUILTED DUCK JACKET wTaffeta Lining Insolated wHollofil Close Out Values 552 $37.95 $45.95 fishing d Since the Utah Division of Wildlife d Resources announced fishing, many, anxious fishermen are confused about when the new regulations take effect. Fishing will be open year round starting Jan. 1, 1985. The '84 general season, however, ends November 30. year-roun- fishing was approved by the Utah Wildlife Board in early Year-roun- d November. Fisheries managers hope to provide increased fishing opportunities and disperse fishing pressure throughout the year. Most Utah waters statewide will adopt the d season although some will have lower bag limits during the year-roun- g5 U WELLINGTON Cowboy Boots 66331 Year-roun- St. Hermana DeNean Hall C Muntaner41 2a 2a Barcelona 08011 Espana Elder Barrie Bryant 5601 Dogwood Trail N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109 A city spokesman said one of the options currently being considered was the retaining of an already-certifie- d police officer on a part-tim- e basis from a neighboring community who could conceivably juggle his schedule adequately to serve as a reserve officer for more than one h Sacramento, Calif. 95818 Sister Wendy Naylor Apdo, Postal 413 Pachuca, Hidalgo 42000 Mexico E , Sister Mary Burgess Ephraim 3rd Ward: Elder and Sister Farrin Mangelson 57 West Walnut. Box 455 Independence, Missouri 64051 Elder Tracy Jorgensen England Bristol Mission St. Lawrence House Quay Street Bristol BS1 2HU England Elder and Sister Ross Findlay 500 University Ave. No. 515 Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 Economic development is targeted for rural areas Ephraim 4th Ward: Elder Gary Bradley Mission Sao Paulo-SUCalxa Postal 26023 Elder Mathew Francks Legaria779-10Col. Irrigacion Del Hidalgo, II 500 Mexico 10D.F. Elder Lee Anderson 838 Park Ave. East No. 3 Mansfield, Ohio 44905 Manti 3rd Ward: 149 Heaton Moor Road Heaton Moor Stockport SK4 4HY Mr. Jones was circulated to the council which stated in part that his only interest in the reserve officer training stemmed from a desire to be of service to the city in all possible areas. The councils hesitation at naming anyone to undergo the POST certification course stems partially from the fear that they may be paying 10 weeks salary to train someone who will use the training as a stepping stone to a better-payin- g police position elsewhere. letter Jan Phelps 245 High Tor Dr. Watchung, N. J. 07060 Catherine Jackson 27 Meriden Rd. Rowayton, Conn. 06853 Ephraim 2nd Ward: Elder Robert Blauer Rt. No. 3 Box 19, Site 8 Bathurst New Brunswick E2A 4GA Canada Elder and Sister Frank Wanlass P.O. Box 3887 Bellevue. Wash 98009 (Leave for MTC Dec. 11) law enforcement. A Roger Baker Family No. 1 Stockton Green Castleknock, Dublin 15, Ireland Ephraim 1st Ward: Not available Elder Donny Mackey 418 Northeast D Street, No. 6 Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 Manti Council defers action on reserve officer police training ment coverage for the city in any event. Ft. Benning, Georgia on work assignments: A way Elder Lenny K. Harman Calif. San Bernardino Mission 1419 Rialto Ave. Apt. C Colton, Calif. 92324 Elder Scott M. Larson Guatemala, Quetzaltenango Mission Apartado Postal 206 Quetzaltenango, Guatemala Central America Manti 2nd Ward: Most of the agencies involved have outgrown their present office space and have been actively engaged in attempting to locate other office space in Manti or other Sanpete cities for the past few years. Pvt. Gary Cutler PFC Craig Bean HHC426 Signal Bn. Fort Bragg, North Carolina 28307 David Shand 1400 Que Avenue Apt . No. 2 National City, Calif. 92050 requirements of various potential leasing agencies, Mr. Stransky consulted with City councilmen Kent Larsen and Lee Anderson, Lynn Nielson of ASCS, Theldon Myrup of Social Services, Earl Tuttle of Soil Conservation, City Recorder Bill Mickelson, and Roger Nielson of FmHA. Sister Marianne Moore Box 140 MTC 2005 North 900 East Provo, Utah 94604 Elder Terry Bean Italy Rome Mission VIA Cimone 95 00141 Rome, Italy Elder Jerry W. Norton No. 2 Cornwall Street Kowloon Tong, Kowloon Hong Kong Sister Lydia T. M. Sorensen Florida Tampa Mission P.O. Box 17732 Tampa, Florida 33682 Elder John W. Simmons 3200 Hildesheim Moltkestrasse 56 Federal Republic of Germany the preliminary Elder Don S. Bennion 89 Capistrano San Francisco, Calif. 94112 Sister Stacey Henretty Philippines Davao Mission P.O. Box 494 Davo City 9501 Philippines Manti 4th Ward: Elder Ben Anderson by Pat Mellor 3 Missionaries, servicemen addresses Architects report contains by Pat Mellor Pag winter. Some popular Utah fishing waters will remain open through December, providing angling opportunities for hardy sportsmen. These waters are listed in the 19831984 fishing waters regulations in the year-roun- d section. Among those open for the remainder of this year are: Flaming Gorge, Bear Lake, Lake Powell, Pineview, Willard Bay, Starvation, Price River below Scofield, and Yuba Reservoir. Anglers interested in these and other 1984 waters should refer to the fishing regulations available at all Division of Wildlife Resources offices. year-roun- d Prices effective Nov. 29th thru Dec. S, 1984 EVERYONE WELCOME !!! 5S3 1 INTERMOUNTAIN FARMERS STORES Delta Ephraim 498 West Main South Hyw 89 864-211- 0 283-452- 9 Satina Loa Richfield South Hwy 89 448 East 1st So. 80 South Main 529-740- 7 896-646- 1 836-288- 4 |