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Show Page Four - The Pyramid - March 13, 1996 Snow sees best and worst of tourney competition Dan Simons named may?r pro tem for Mt. Pleasant EPHRAIby Ken Beazer M- Somehow one gets the feeling that Charles Dickens had Snow Colleges Region 18 Tournament performance in mind when he penned, "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. " The "best" came early when Snow College took out the SWACs third seed, NIC, 108-8The game wasnt even that close as the Badgers put on a shooting exhibition destined for SWAC Tournament history. With the score tied at 10 early in the first half. Snow College s, exploded for three straight and never looked back. Bolstered by an unbelievable 12 of 17 from the three-poiline, the Badgers entered the locker room at the half with an 1 lead. Unfortunately for NIC, the Badgers werent finished. The second half was all Snow College. The Badgers hot shooting eventually cooled off but not before increasing their lead to 36 points, veritably ending the game with 10 minutes left, and bringing to close the coaching career of one of the most well known coaches at any level, NICs Rollie Williams (retiring after 35 years of coaching). Snow College finished the game with soon to follow. As well as the Badgers played and shot against NIC, they were equally ineffective during their semi-fingame against Dixie on Friday, losing 17 and shooting 50 percent from the field. Pat McGrath paced five Badgers in double digits with 21 points, followed by Neal Geddcs 20. During, and after the NIC game, the David O. McKay Events Center was a buzz with talk of the Badgers shooting three-pointe- rs al 3. three-pointer- MANT- I- A low-fcooking class will be offered at two locations in Sanpete County for area residents, according to a Sanpete County Extension Office press release. Daytime classes will be held at the Mt. Pleasant Library in the basement on March 18. 20, and 25, from 10:30 a. in. to noon. Evening classes will be held in the Sanpete County Courthouse in Manti in the basement EOC room on April 17, 24, and May from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at 1 Fountain Green Juniors participating in the North Sanpete High School junior prom included: Ricci Allred, Bonnie Bailey, Kathrine Collard, Amber Johnson, Danny Anderson, Jared Anderson, Joe Bailey, Russell Hill, Allen Jacobson, Blaine Jacobson, Daniel Jacobson, Griffin Lund, Hudson Smith, Dwight Vogt and Kit Williams. Make Low-comeal tips MANTI and recipes will be available at area stores as a service of the USU Extension Educator, according to an extension office press release. st Weekly Processing HUDFHA mortgage and insurance refunds No Experience Immediate Income hours weekly Set your own hours business 24 hours 34 JoAnn M. Hermansen, M.S., USU Extension Educator in Family and Consumer Science, will be the presenter. Classes are free. There will be a minimal charge for handouts. 1 Call the extension office at 835-215- to Area locations are: March 14, Kent's in Ephraim; March 15, Gunnison Thriftway; and March 22, Terrels Food Town in Mt. Pleasant; from 4 to 6 p.m. JoAnn Mortensen, USU Extension Educator for Family and Consumer Sciences will be there to answer your questions on meal planning. SALT LAKE CIT- Y- The Sunderland family of Chester were honored by The Dairy Farmers of Utah at the annual Call Today 801-283-64- at PORTABLE STORAGE CONTAINERS MAY BETHE ANSWER!; Heavy Duty Steel Construction Convenient, Secure, Affordable Fast Delivery & Pick-u- p ' Freestyle wrestling Features STOW-I- T B I Full Swing Doors tournament results s,cM!.or.9. driving you nuta? For Sale or Rent.... Q H t Vr I (801)977-888- 5 8x8x20' i I UT 84104 refrigerated units available WATER MASTER NEEDED Birch Creek Irrigation Company is seeking a Water Master for the year 1996. If interested contact Burt Seely Sherman Cory Anderson Kevin Turpin 462-943- 5, or Alan 462-254- 4, I 1 (800)370-011- 1995 W Indiana Avenue ' Salt Lake City, 1 427-930- 9, 427-924- 9. MT. PLEASAN- T- A series of three gardening classes will be offered to local residents at 7 p.m. on March 20 at the library by the Utah State Extension Service and the Mt. Pleasant Public Library. The first class will be taught by Ken Lindsey, who is in charge of the Manti LDS Temple greenhouse and grounds. He is a certified nurseryman and obtained his horticulture degree from He and his wife also own Lindsey Garden Center in Manti. Lindseys class will cover planting for the home or hobby greenhouse, including vegetable and annual flowers from seed to transferring them to flats. He includes feed and plant progation, different seeds, soil preparation, temperature and water control, and disease and pest control for the greenhouse. Dates for the other classes will be announced later. For further information call the library at Cal-Pol- al duties and the council will share city management while. Mayor Chesley Christensen is recovering from injuries sustained in an auto accident. Councilman David Blackham electrical enforcing proposed for delinquent power turn-off- s bills. He recommended not allowing customers to make payments on past due bills. He thinks they should pay on time or the city should shut off power. He repeatedly stated that he hates to be the bad guy, but some people dont pay their bills and repeatedly string the city along. Other council members found this practice unfair to those who did pay power bills on time. The matter was tabled by council pending a check of legal considerations and current policy. 462-324- 1 MT. PLEASAN- T- The North Sanpete Freestyle Wrestling Club had 13 wrestlers compete over the weekend in the Plneveiw Tournament. Casey Parry and Jake Swenson took second place finishes in Greco, a style allowing only the use of the upper body and consisting mostly of throws and lifts. Nine of 13 North Sanpete wrestlers placed third or higher. Randon Russell and Jake Swenson, each took first place; Bryan Bench and Casey Parry each took second place; Morris Barker, Kris King, Abe Barker, Jared Brandon Church Young and each took third place; Tyson Church took fourth place; Aaron Hanson, Luke Lamb and Kade Chruch each took fifth place. The team will compete in Spanish Fork on Saturday, March 16. SVH offers weight loss instruction MT. PLEASAN- T- Sanpete Valley Hospital is attempting to determine cummunity interest in class. a weight management Classes are scheduled to begin Tuesday, March 26, from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. For more information on class fees and to signup call Linda Cox, dietary manager at 462-244- 1 or at the. hospital business office at 1100 South Medical Drive. Classes will be taught by Dianne Carr, Registered and Certified Dietician. They are patterned after classes which have been successful in other areas, based on scientific principles of sensible eating habits, exercise, behavior modification and group support. Potatoes, sweet potatoes, dry onions, hard rind squashes, eggplant and rutabaga keep better in a cool place such as a basement, than in a cold one, such as the refrigerator. y. 0. Sunderlands honored by Dairy Farmers of Utah 1- -5 home-base- d Sessions will be: "Keeping the Flavor in Low-FCooking", "Defatting Your Favorite Recipes", and "Low-Fa- t Cooking Success Ideas and Tasters Table". meal tips available Low-co- st $500-$250- 0 Easy Gardening class to be offered Lowfat cooking classes offered by USU extension nt Tem and RDA Chairman at a special meeting held March 5 for the city council and RDA board. Simons will take over the may-or- by C. R. Truitt MT. PLEASAN- T- City Councilman Dan Simons was unanimously appointed Mayor Pro- - 0-- 1 performance. Many of the estimated 108 college recruiters huddled outside of Snow's locker room after the game, waited to talk to Coach Jon Judkins. Everything appeared to be in place for an unprecedented run at the Region 18 crown. Unfortunately, the worst of times was 5. "We shot so well against NIC," explained "that we Judkins, expected everything we threw up against Dixie to go in. It didnt." The Dixie loss was an unfortu70-9nate close to a season full of Dixie jumped out to an early 1 many accomplishments. The NIC lead, and never trailed in the victory was the first tournament game. Snow College cut the lead victory in history for Snow Colto five twice but could never get lege since the SWACs origin in closer, trailing by as many as 26 1986. The season brought another first for the Badgers when they points. Kevin Carlston finished with a defeated CSI for the first time game high 18 points for the since the late 70s. Badgers, but it was far front enough to keep the Rebels from advancing to the championship game. NOW HIRING Waitresses, Cooks, Hostesses, D'isItwasIters Coiipl.ES PREfERREd 1st CaII 801 Ask foR SllERRE BfqiNNiNq ApRil at RecI Rock Restaurant & Campqrounc, Rates are LOW, don't miss this marvelous opportunity! .It's FREE tit Four of their six children currently work the ranch. Edwin oversees the cow and calf operation. Scott maintains the equipment and sprinklers. Jason heads the turkey operation. Jolene helps maintain the books. Their two other children are Bonnie of Spring City and Joan of Twin Bridges, MT. -- It's Easy No Credit Qualifying No Appraisal Necessary No Verification of Income No Verification of Employment Refinance your fi CALL OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER FOR INFORMATION . l-Q- qaa 20-Ju- U a aa r O THE DELTA ROTARY CLUB PRESENTS SHENANDOAH - Boyd Sunderland started the family farm in 1947 by purchasing 22 acres and buying out his fathers herd. Today, the Sunderlands milk 500 cows, raise 50,-00- 0 turkeys annually and cultivate 1,100 acres. His wife, Joy, has taken an active roll in the family business by serving as accountant, tractors, driving painting barns and feeding calves. HANksvilfc lEHSyAlNOlGOSTlIREEINSNGEl WESTERN dairy convention March 11, according to a press release. The Sunderlands received the Governors Award, which is given to a family who has united their efforts to work successfully in the dairy , industry and"theirf community. '542-542- 7 AT THE PALLADIUM, DELTA, UTAH SAT., MAR. 23, 1996 8:00 P.M. Tickets on sale now! or at the following locations Quality Thriftway-Delt- a Mt. Nebo Thriftway-NepGunnison Thriftway-Gunniso- Duane's Food Thriftway-M- t. Mike's Food n Pleasant Town-Beav- ... SAW $$ Your Fentes, Gales, Elt. PillPE Build McDonald's-Ephrai- Terrel's Own PALMERS METALMART 1200 East 100 (All South Lehi Open prices FOB Lehi, cash & Mon.-F- ri. 8:30-5.- 00 carry. Subject to Prior Sale. Limited Saturdays Noon 9:00-12:- 00 to stock on hand. Structural Grade.) Zions Bank donates to Manti High School Gillespie Angus Bulls High Maternal Traits Structural Correctness Top Gain Vigorous Calves High Efficiency Top Weaning and Yearling Weights 60 Bulls for Sale Annually at the Ranch A.I and Natural Sires Include: QAS TRAVELER VDAR NEW TREND 315 RITO 2100 VDAR RITO 527 MAX VALOR POWER FIX High Gaining Angus and High Gaining Bull all Breeds (5.31 ADG) Top Gaining Sire Group (4.48 ADG) Angus and All Breeds. Utah Beef Improvement Ball Test 1995 - 1996 2nd Period Sale: March 16, 1996 MANT- I- In celebration of the opening of a newly installed automated teller machine (ATM) across the street from the local branch office of Zions First National Bank, money will be donated to Manti High School to help with a new baseball field and bases. Each time the ATM is used between March 14 and April 14, money will be donated to the fund. The field is also used by Manti City during summer months. An open house will also be held March 14 and 15, during regular business hours to display their newly remodeled office and new ATM. Leo Gillespie THAT'S 801427-378- 9 Cox-Herdsm- an Leo Gillespie 208375-622- 9 RIGHT..F0R LIMITED TIME A CHRISTIANSEN GLASS & PAINT WILL WAIVE YOUR INSURANCE DEDUCTIBLE. FAST, FRIENDLY SERVICE CHRISTIANSEN GLASS & PAINlfj 951 South State, Mt. Pleasant 1801 f 462-243- APPROVED BY ALL INSURANCE COMPANIES a the special limited edition Team Arctic casual leather jacket. 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