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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday, February 2, 2000 - Page 4 Speed reduced Vichyssoise claims spelling title on Highway 191 near White Mesa The correct spelling of in Blanding. Tho Utah Department of Transportation and Weemi-nuc- h Construction Authority informs the public that its current project in White Mesa, involving a 5.2 mile stretch of Utah Highway 191, will necessitate a reduction in speed limit. The speed limit will range from 55 mph down to 45 mph throughout the project between the hours of 7 a. in. to 6 p.m. There will be traffic delays at times from now until the end of October. vichyssoise, a cold potato soup, is probably enough to trip up all but the very best spellers. That was the case on January 27 at the San Juan School District Spelling Bee when Line Pehrson, a sixth grade student at Monticello Elementary School, correctly spelled vichyssoise. However, before he correctly spelled the word, he showed his expertise by cor- recting the proctor's pronunciation of the french word. It was a victory for Pehrson, who finished just ahead of Colby Sharpe, an eighth grade student at Albert hard-foug- R. Lyman Forest Service announces White Rim and Starvation Point trail decisions ht Junior High School - Sharpe has been both winner and runner-u- p at previous spelling bees. He was tripped up this year by aficionado, which Pehrson correctly spelled and spelled vichyssoise to claim the championship. Pehrson advances to the State Spelling Bee which will be held later on in the spring. Students from Monticello Elementary School who participated in the contest were Pehrson, Michael Schafer from fifth grade, and Kelley Argyle from the fourth grade. Argyle was the winner of the school spelling bee. Mark E. Lyman, LCSW Counseling Services Individual, Marriage and Family Counseling Consultation 25 years experience The Forest Service has reached a compromise sion on the status of two popular ATV trails on the Ahajo deci- Winners of the spelling bee at Monticello Elementary are: Michael Schafer, fifth grade; Line Pehrson, sixth grade and district; and Kelley Argyle, fourth grade and school. Courtesy photo (l-- r) l- - Santay Doctor of Oriental Medicine, Registered Acupuncturist Tuesday thru Saturday Acupuncture Herbal Medicine Homeopathy Oriental Bodywork Kinesiology Nutrition 925 S. Broadway, 435-678-26- 17 970-564-17- 251 (Johnson Building) 57 Mountains. Moab-Monticel- District lo Ranger Glenn Casamassa announced that, as the result of :) an assessment by a Forest Service Regional team of specialists, continued light motorized trail use on the White Rim Trail is appropriate and that temporary closure would be in effect on the Starvation Point Little Dry Mesa Trail and Road four miles into the road. During the past year, advo- rv Alan C. Jensen, D.D.S., M.S. Moab, Utah 84532 435-259-22- 32 SERVING ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS SPECIALIZING IN BRACES TOM PALMER 435-678-21- 08 Fax specialists found that concerns regarding soil and vegetation protection, and public safety were valid. While light use Will be in Moab February 17 & 18 435-678-32- 68 l. and minor maintenance L should correct safety hazards on the White Rim Trail, a gully on thi? Starvation PointLittle Dry Mesa Trail and Road poses an immediate danger to the public and resources. With a temjjorary closure in place on the Starvation Point Blanding 678-278- 1 Monticello 587-230- 2 SAN JUAN PHARMACY ot it f ttv ffcart, Little Dry Mesa Trail and Road, further analysis of safety and resource concerns on the existing route is needed. According to Casamassa, The purpose of the analysis would be to find an appropriate balance between the benefits of access and the cost of roadtrail associated effects to the areas ecosystem values. Following new Forest Service guidelines for the Roads Analysis process, an interdisciplinary team will conduct the analysis to consider the future of roads and trails in this area as well as Maverick Point. For further information on how you can become involved in the Road Analysis process for the above mentioned area, contact Duane Resare or Casamassa at 1. RTHODONTICS Call for an appointment about the future use of these roads and trails. The team of 435-587-204- o 570 West 400 North cates have raised concerns 15-fo- j ENSEN A ,J "JStldfewatet 'ntm (ZahcUcs (fxrom Shop'Q, Attttitj rormtice to lie foov if f'ttff Moom Fresh " and Silk Flower Arrangements Blooming and Green Plants Fizztastic Gizmos Gift Baskets and Balloons Candy and Stuffed Animals rFf Remember .9? Acxty Order early for best selection A pa't cf ail delivery fees go to San Juan 77 South Main Blanding Eso'e'Pai: Team G-.n- 435-678-27- 13 20 OFF |
