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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY News JUNE 23, 1989 UtAz Passport program The UtAz Adventure Passport is a combined effort by two small rural communities, only seven miles apart, but separated by a state line. Kanab, Utah and Fredonia, Arizona. They have partnered to produce the passport, along vith the communities in Long Valley, with the goal of promoting this central- The Kanab Heritage House, full of momentos of Kanabs colorful history. Tax problem solving day 1. The Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, with headquarters located in 2. Kanab. 3. Coral Pink Sand Dunes State (Utah) Park. 4. Pipe Spring National Monuized area for destination tour- ment, located on the Arizona ism and for encouraging tour- Strip. ists to stay in the area one or two 5. Kaibab Band of Paiute Indian more days. Reservation, located on the AriPrizes are personalized pho- zona Strip. tos with local scenery back- 6. Kaibab National Forest at grounds to all participants who Jacob Lake, Arizona. complete the passport. There will 7. Grand Canyon National Park, be a drawing at the end of the North Rim. summer for three grand prizes 8. Zion National Park. which are expense paid 9. Best Friends Animal Sanctuvacations in this area, including ary, the largest in the U.S. lodging, meals and special ac- 10. Moqui Cave Museum. As part of the passport protivities. Passports are available at the Travel Council Informa- gram, maps have been created tion Center. that highlight the area from a The Passport includes part- more local point of view. In the nerships with the following past, both Arizona and Utah state tourism departments have sights, all with-i- n 80 miles: shown Kanab and Fredonia as cities to drive through. A goal of the UtAz Passport is to change that image. The UtAz Passport is an example of agreements between the National Park Service, National Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Paiute Indian Tribe, State Parks and the communities of southern Utah and northern Arizona. Are you looking for a solution to your tax problems? The IRS invites you to come into Problem Solving Day, Friday, June 25, 1999. The IRS office in downtown Salt Lake City will be open from 8:00 a.ra. to 6:00 p.m. to help you get over those difficult tax hurdles. The office is located at .50 South 200 East. For an appointment or to reserve a place in the workshops, call toll free ClarkWads celebrate wedding Crash 4-d- Continued from Page 1 minor injuries, while son Greg, to Salt Lake 12, was in serious condition. Marie Bosl, 78, who was traveling in the Bahmer vehicle, suffered internal injuries. Maryna and Daniel Bahmer, along with foreign exchange student Vasek Ondok of Czechoslovakia, suffered only minor injuries. Freestone, who was returning with his family from a vacation at Lake Powell, has served as life-flight- ed the head football coach at Brighton High School since 1979. Utah Highway Patrol Sergeant Roger Cutler said that it appears that Bahmer may have fallen asleep at the wheel. Brand Mew Gel Colors Prizmatique Colors Flamboyance Colors Colors Glow-In-Da- T BY SHANNON rk NIELSEN Something New at Shannons! Besides getting a professional set of Gel Nails that are 100 With over 100 different colored gel to choose from. guaranteed between visits. - Just Out! Ear piercing with hoops. Brand new Studex System 75 plus over 85 choices of piercing eairings to choose from, plus real 14 kt gold, both white and yellow gold, available. and Mrs. Ray Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wade invite you to share in a reception celebrating the marriage of their children, Natalie Ann Clark and Brian Christopher Wade. This celebration of love will be on Saturday, June 26, 1999 from 7 until 9 p.m. at the Clark residence, 432 North 250 East in Kanab. Mr. The county was awarded $10,000 G.I.S. grant. The Commissioners approved sending Continued from Page 1 Lou Pratt and Michael Gentle to Loral Linton, Kanab City Plan- a two-da- y training seminar in if the asked Cedar City. ning Commission, could In to make space, save coordinate order and county city and have a joint committee to money from remodeling costs, make the city and county ord- and deal with crowded office inances more compatible. space, the County Attorney has Lintons request was approved. agreed to give up his office in the Commission Mike Noel, Kane County Water Conservancy District, reported that the Canyon Country water project in Johnson Canyon will begin next month. The announcement that Kane got $547,000 ($274,000 grant and $273,000 low interest loan) from Court House and lease space from Attorneys Higbee and MacFarlane. It will cost $400 per month. Consent agenda items approved were: annual salary in- creases for Dan Watson, Harmon Robertson and Darrin Coleman. Sasha Chavez was hired as executive assistant at the Travel Council for the summer. As a Kane County response to the 202 Wilderness Jim Matson asked that the county send a letter informing the State Water Department, brought the totals to the $732,000, which is the cost of the project. Kanab City will maintain the system. Walter Johnson, Whispering Pines, wants to acquire 50 feet of county right of way. The the BLM that they are not folcounty will verify ownership. lowing the Kane County land County property must be sold at use plan. The BLM will have to a public auction. respond to why they are not doThe Commissioners approved ing it. Doreen Jensen to serve as the Matson also recommended Victim Advocate Coordinator. that Kanab City and Kane Charles Shoppman requested County work together more, esto vacate Lakeshore Village Sub- pecially regarding Kaneplex. A division. No lots have been sold. joint citycounty meeting will A Public Hearing was scheduled take place to deal with fire, roads, for June 28, 1999, at 10:30 a.m. insurance and water issues. Home of the Week Nails by Shannon $40 Full Set $22 -- Fills -- This 1997 Marlette is spacious and has tape & texture throughout. All 3 bedrooms have walk-i- n closets. It has 2 large full baths that any size family would enjoy. Upgrades and storage are complimented with central gas heating and high efficiency cooler. 1 680 sq. ft with vaulted ceilings plus an 8 x 10 storage shed. Sits on a quiet street one block east of Ranchos City Park. Call Diane McAllistor 6 or Century 21 644-587- Frontier Realty 644-210- 0. T |
