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Show 4 Vifflfll EffitCfS Wednesday, November 6, 1985 the interior design of Uintah CountyUtah State building is Marci Steigemeier, center. Karen Batty and Helen Shumway, right, of the Merry Mrs. Club hold one PRESENTING PLANS for of a series of 15 historical photographs to be us-th- e ed in the design. Approving the plans are Bryce Caldwell and Neal Domgaard, county commissioners. approved by commissioners Neal Domgaard and Bryce BARRY building decor Prisoners move into new jail County-Stat- e Approved by the county commissioners Wednesday was a plan for the intenor decorating of the foyers of the Uintah CountyUtah State building. Presented by Marci Steigemeier, interior designer, the plan included plants, commercial seating groups and laminated hall tables. ween prisoners were only held for a short time during their lunch hour. The remaining 30 prisoners were moved Thursday, afternoon. Dean helps move mock Denice Stringham (left) and Tamera prisoners, Calder (right), into the new jail. The two Hallo- - DEPUTY display of historical pictures which will be placed on the stair wall leading to the second floor. Fifteen pictures, depicting early scenes of the the Vernal area, have been produced from Leo Thornes negatives on file at Thornes Studio. The pictures will be identified with place and date. The Merry Mrs. Club is financing this display. Caldwell, commissioners, were present at Steigemeiers presentation as The second floor of the foyer will be were Helen Shumway, Karen Batty, decorated around the Boy Scouts Janet Wallis, Donna Workman and Hall of Fame which will hang Eagle Alta Winward of the Merry Mrs. Club. on the west wall with plans to expand With approval from the county comto the south wall. The large 4x8 foot missioners, plans for correlation of the plaque includes brass plates with the decor of the building is an ongoing pro- dates and names of every Eagle ject of the club. Shumway is serving received in Uintah County. Utah as chairman. Steigemeier was asked Wildlife Resources director, Don by the club to design ideas for the Smith, has been asked to find a stuffed eagle to place in a buildings interior. cube Previous approval was given for a next the the Eagle plaque. Funds to help plex-a-gla- Over 30 prisoners have moved into their new quarters in the recently constructed Uintah County Jail. After all the minor details were worked out prisoners moved from the old jail to the new complex Thursday, Oct. 31. The new 60 bed facility will better accommodate the number of prisoners that are typically required to fulfill a jail sentence in the county. The new jail is divided into several security areas and now has an area set aside for female prisoners. Adding a separate, single cell section for female prisoners will allow the district court more flexibility in sentencing women. The old jail only had multiple bed cells and unless a cell was completely empty, female prisoners could not be housed in the county jail. Before the new jail was constructed the court generally only had two when sentencing options females; prison or probation. At the present time there are three women housed in the six bed section. Deputy Ken Konrad, jail commander, said that the jail personnel experienced no problems when moving the prisoners to their new location. The prisoners seem to have adjusted to the new facility with little difficulty and enjoy the privilege of an exercise yard that was not available in the old jail. Prior to moving prisoners into the mount the Eagles may be needed. A. seating arrangement and table:with plants is also planned for this area and the third floor floyer as well. : Two display cases have fceen donated to the building. They are presently in the main foyer on thestair wall next to the elevator. Robert Hugie, county planner, will coordinate the revolving displays to be used in the cases Anyone interested in displaying : items should contact Hugie. grouping of four connected chairs is planned to fit in the oval bnck walled area in the main floor floyer. A curved Any group or individual who has art- work, photography or artifacts they would like to suggest using in the decorating of the CountyState building should contact the Merry Mrs. Club. new jail the entire staff was briefed on their new duties and the changes that would be implemented. One of the major changes in operations is the extension of visiting hours. Minors and small children accompanied by a parent or guardian will be allow to visit prisoners. All visitors will be required to produce a picture ID and will have to sign in and out of the jail. New visiting hours will be Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 to 5 p m. and again from 6 to 8 p m and from 12 noon to 8 p m. on Sundays. Visitors will be able to stay up to 15 minutes a day for a total of 45 minutes per week. Prisoners will be allow to have more than one visitor a day. asi S3 In the past, visiting hours were limited to Sundays from 12 noon to 3 p m. and visitors could stay for up to one hour. Visitation in the new jail will be However, attorneys will be able to confer with their clients in private. non-conta- I 1 FREESTONE ! Security Service i ! All our officers are trained and licensed by i the state All businesses checked 3 times nightly 7 days : a week 2737 North 500 East, Vernal i ! 781-228- 6 Our Business is to protect your Business r-- 1 1 1 1 ) L Wed like to bury exposed phone wires before something beastly happens. CITY EMPLOYEES dress up for Halloween in a variety of costumes. They are, left to right, Julia Basin Moving & Robbie Lamb, Terrie Patoine, Rusty Easton and Cindy Jemmings. Taylor, Storage You may have recently noticed some of our wires around homes in your area. That concerns us. Because in FOREIGN PESTICIDES New studies show that much of the produce imported into the U S con- tains pesticide residues, reports Interh national Wildlife magazine of all fruit consumed m the United States is grown on foreign soil, where many pesticides banned m the U S. are used Only a tiny fraction of unported food shipments are inspected by the U S Food and Drug Administration. Even then, the FDA tests for fewer than half the pesticides which may be applied to foreign-growproduce One-fourt- n Wade Needles, Owner youre being transferred or if youre moving in the near future it If would pay you to call Mayflower. their exposed position, these wires can fall prey to accidents, or even to mischievous (and hungry) little beasts who are stirring before colder weather sets in. Fortunately, autumn gives us a chance to put these wires where they belong. So if you have an exposed wire leading from your house to a telephone pole or green telephone junction box, let us know and well bury it, free 7 of charge. Customers should call Please call Monday through Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Be sure to call us right away. So a beastly occurrence doesnt keep phone service from reaching your home. 789-131- Sleeper Room or Room &. 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