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Show Page Eight - The Pyramid - October 2, 1996 Magelby retires as director of six county association ciation of Governments will be held 4 to 6 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 9, in the Commission Chambers of the Sevier County Courthouse, 250 North Main. Magelbys position will be filled by Russell Cowley, who has been serving as director for Six County Economic Development District. Magelby spent 19 years of service to the region. He was hired as director of employment and training in 1977. He was appointed executive director in 1980, serving in both He capacities simultaneously. also served 20 years as an officer in the U.S. Air Force. As an executive director, he maintained unity between the many departments and staff administered by the organization, including Aging, Human Resources, Weatherization and Heat Economic Assistance, JTPA, Development, Public Health and Mental Health. RICHFIEL- D- An Open House for Carvel V. Magelby, retiring director of the Six County Asso- - ty Carvel V, Magelby Ephraim seniors Oct. 15, 10 a.m., board meeting for board members; blood pressure clinic at 1:30 p.m; bingo at 2:30 p.m.; soup and bread served at 4:30 p.m. Oct. 16, 1:30 p.m., a legal seminar will be held at Snow College Cafeteria. Attorney Alan Gardner will be the guest speaker and will help with any legal 8 problems. Call Delila at for lunch reservations. Oct. 17, 6 p.m., monthly dinner at the center. Cost of dinner will be a new or a good, clean, used towel for homeless and mental health center. Call Delila for reservations at Oct. 21, 2 p.m., Chadwick Hearing will be available to check hearing, hearing aids, or ear problems at the center. Call Leon for appointments at He has been instrumental in bringing together the six counties of Juab, Piute, Millard, Sanpete, Sevier and Wayne, using the strength of the whole for the benefit of each individual county. The result has been a significant enhancement in the focus and success of rural development in the region. His leadership has made a difference. Where there was once division, now there is unity and a sense of direction. 283-437- 283-437- 8. 283-631- 0. Oct. 23, 8 to 10 a.m., flu shots will be given. Bring medicare card. Oct. 24, 4:30 p.m., leave center for Hales Theater to see the play "Thank You Papa"; bring or buy lunch. Call Helen for reservations and tickets at 283-413- 5. Oct. 27, daylight savings time changes, turn clock back one hour before retiring. Oct. 28, 9 a.m., leave center for trip to Valley Fair Mall. Call Helen for reservations at 283-413- 5. Tips for getting the most when buying furniture ARLINGTON, VA. Buying furnishings for a home can be a bit scary. To get the most out of furniture dollars, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) recommends the following tips. Plan carefully before shopping. Determine a budget and stick to it. Shop around for quality, price, credit terms and service. Read all tag and label information. Check the construction for durability. Find out how the furniture is constructed. Determine the stores return policy. Find out what the warranty does and does not cover. Get the specifics of any agreement in writing. For questions about the sellers reliability, contact the BBB for a reliability report. New dentist in Manti! Dr. Leonard R. Aste has opened his new practice in the Manti Family Dental Clinic. New patients and emergency needs welcome. Comprehensive dental care for the whole family. Call for appointment: 1 36 North Main, Manti Moroni Feed Company, city and county dignitaries were present to help with the grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremonies of Moroni Feeds new True Value Hardware store last Friday and Saturday. (L to r): Frank Cook, Roger Cook, Gene Christensen, Moroni Feed observes new hardware opening MORON- I- Moroni Feed Com- panys True Value Hardware celebrated with a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony of its new facility last Friday and Saturday, Sept. 27 and 28. Ceremonies were held Friday morning with a welcome given by Frank Cook, feed division manager. Remarks were given by Tim Blackham, chairman of board of directors; David Bailey, president and general manager; hardware Gene Christensen, department manager. Miss Moroni, Cyndi Cook, cut the ribbon to officially open the store while Roger Cook, mayor; Bob Bessey, county commisioner; members and growers of Moroni Feed Company; vendors, employees and patrons looked on. Doug Barton, KMTI radio, provided live remote broadcasts on both days. Nearly 900 free hot dogs and drinks were given to those who Statewide fire restriction lifted SALT LAKE CIT- Y- Fire restrictions on Utahs state, federal and private lands were lifted on Sept. 18, according to a recent Utah Department of Natural Resources press release. Because of recent precipitation and cooler temperatures the state forester, officials of the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management and National Park Service are lifting the ban on open fires. People throughout the state may once again build campfires and smoke in the states wildlands. "Its likely our recent weather does not signal the end of the fire season, but it does reduce the threat to a level where we feel comfortable lifting restrictions," . says Art DuFault, state forester. "We appreciate the cooperation of everyone who took extra . precaution with fire and ask that back country travelers and hunters remain aware of the potential for wildland fire. Most potential fuels are still very dry and the possibility of wildland fire will remain significant for several weeks. " The people of India speak 14 major languages and more than 1,000 minor languages and 835-488- FAR WES? BANK j is helping people build fms' their without the 'SRigljtinare' of finance problems. DoriLynn and Peggy invite you to visit or call at the Mt. Pleasant officel DoriLynn will be in the Fairview office each Thursday. Our loans are locally processed and underwritten. Home Construction-Cas- h out refinancing for home improvements. Utah Housing Money Available. 210 So. State Mt. Pleasant, UT 801-462-380- 2, 427-336- 1 fb:s Equal Opportunity Under attended the grand opening. Drawings were held every hour for free turkeys, gift certificates and bags of Nutri-MulcIn addition, over 100 other prizes were given away during the two-da- y event. Brent Dyches, Moroni, was the lucky winner of a trip for two to San Diego, compliments of Moroni Feed Credit Union; David Olsen, h Fountain Green, won a bicycle, donated by True Value Hardware; and LaVoy Stott, Moroni, received a Power Ranger bicycle donated by Pepsi Cola. Gene Christensen, store manager, expressed his appreciation to everyone who came by and supported the grand opening. The new store is located just east of the old one, about one mile south of Moroni. h. 20-inc- store manager; Tim Blackham, David Bailey and Bob Bessey all lend a hand while Cyndi Cook, Miss Moroni, cuts the ribbon to officially open the new facility. j Steve Frischknecht appointed to dairy board SALT LAKE CIT- Y- Steve Frischknecht, dairy farmer from Manti, was appointed to the board of directors of United Dairy Industry Association (UDIA). Frischknecht will represent more than 700 Utah dairy farmers, according to a press release from the Utah Dairy Commission. He and his wife, Kathy, milk 150 Holstein cows on their 875-acKing Dairy farm. They also raise beef cattle and grow alfalfa and barley. Frischknecht has been a board member of the Utah Dairy Commission since 1994 and was recently named He has been secretary of the Utah Dairymens Association since 1992. Named Conservation Farmer of the Year by the Sanpete County Soil Conservation District in 1993, Frischknecht serves re n. president of his county Bureau organization. Farm "Were pleased to have Steve join the UDIA board at a time when experience and leadership are especially important to the future of the dairy industry," said Herman Brudaker, UDIA chairman and a dairy farmer from West Alexandria, OH. "He will play a key role as we work to increase consumer demand on behalf of all dairy farmers." The UDIA board is comprised of dairy farmers who represent various state and regional dairy check-of- f organizations.- - The board oversees the budget established to help those organizations develop and implement national dairy promotion programs through Dairy Management, Inc. and extend die programs to the local level. |
