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Show Page Two - The Pyramid - March 18, 1998 Public hearing continued from page 1 The reservoir would have a total capacity of 17,000 acre-feand a water surface area of about 604 acres. The reservoirs active capacity, or that portion of stored water that would be used to satisfy project water needs, would consist of 14,500 acre-fee- t. et Merrill Ogden How time marches on I was in Seattle over the weekend. I visited a friend, Mike, while there. Mike moved away from Sanpete eight or 10 years ago. He wanted to be filled in on any recent changes in Sanpete. My initial reaction was to report that "nothing changes in Sanpete". However, the more we talked, the more evident that it was that Sanpete has changed and that things continue to change. Our visit was enlightening to both of us. It showed how time marches on. There are births and deaths, marriages and divorces, and triumphs and failures, both personal and public. Sometimes we live out day to. day lives in Sanpete and think that nothing ever changes. We're too close to the trees to see the forest. (Or is it vice versa?) When my friend lived here the economy was "deadsville". It was a big novelty when someone built a new house in Sanpete. It was a seldom occurrence and a rare treat to view such a thing. People would drive from miles around to see an excavated basement. "Honey, I heard that a new house is going up in Ephraim. Load the kids in the car, and lets go get ice cream and check it out." Of course, Sanpetes economy is not yet on a par with Kuwaits, but there has been The Fountain Green Second LDS Ward Relief Society held their annual birthday party on March 11, in the elementary school. The theme of the program was "Oil in Our Lamps". The party included vocal numbers, a skit, a poem and a dinner. For Rent - Manufactured home in Mt. Pleasant, 3 bed, 2 bath, dishwasher, $550 per month. First and last month and cleaning deposit required. Call 462 9736 or 462-37, leave message. 1 rt AUTO CLfiRLYTH BEST IN RUTO GLASS m If tor you need replacement jjass the dear dura. ytrwhde.na gee Windshields Side, Back & Vent Glass Rock chip repair CHRISTIANSEN GLASS & PAINT 951 S. Slate, Mt. Pleas. 6 (801) AW.Vi Sanpt'i Leading Newspaper THE PyRflmiD (USPS 365-58- Republicans slate caucus Mt. 835-170- remember what Pope John XXIII once said, "It often happens, that I wake at night and begin to think about a serious problem and decide I must tell the Pope about it. Then I wake up completely and remember that I am the Pope." I believe that Sanpete is realizing that Sanpete is the "Pope". We are making changes for the better by ourselves and are a happier group of people as a result... Merrill FAX: 462-245- Dear Editor: This is a letter to the Sanpete County Planning Commission. 1 have read your proposal on new zoning and building ordinances. I have checked into this and have been told most of the things are unconstitutional. Stop and think about the Jewish people and Hitler; you people are asking us to let you dictate and rule even our own homes, and that is just how Hitler started. The Jewish people were very passive and look what they went through! Spring City Senior Citizens CIT- Y- Senior citihold their monthly dinner on Wednesday, March 18, 6:30 p.m. at the center. The musical program will be presented by Paula Brewer. A foot and blood pressure clinic will be held on Thursday, March 19, from 10 a.m. to noon. SPRING will Ont, L7R3T1 Fax:905 639-331- 5 Publisher Penny Hamilton Managing Cheryl Brewer Office Editor Manager Andrea Lloyd Staff Writer Deanna Pate Mkt.Phofographer x,col.tor.9nuts? driving STOW-I- T Pioneers honored Saturday MT. PLEASAN- T- The citys annual Pioneer Day celebration wil be held Saturday, March 21, in the Mt. Pleasant LDS Stake Center, 295 South State. The building will open at 11 a.m. with lunch being served at noon. Tickets for the lunch may be purchased at the door. The theme for this year is "I Remember When". Music will be furnished by Jody Green, Alissa Nielsen and Kristine Blackburn, who are grandchildren of Bert N ER. Fairview, Sabrina Haycock. Moroni, Barbara Gordon Ftn. Green, Jessie Oldroyd 835-382- 4 427-350- 6 445-342- 2 445-33- Send change of address to The Pyramid, 49 West Main Street, 10. Pleasant, UT 84647. Periodical paid at Mt. Pleasant, POSTMASTER: postage UT and additional moiling offices. 10 county princesses based on their knowledge of the dairy interviews, industry, personal physical fitness and their resquestions. ponse to Pageant participants must be of high moral character, maintain a 2.8 GPA, and be a single woman between the ages of 17 and ot on-sta- 25. During their reign, the royalty tour the state to educate Utahns about the dairy industry and general nutrition. Their annual dairy pi ay cite will be seen by more than 12,000 school children. 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A doctor has discovered that an ingredient found in a small fruit grown in Asia, combined with an ingredient praised by the U.S. Department of Agriculture can help cause significant weight loss. In a study reported in a prestigious American medicai journal. Dr. Anthony A. Conte, M.D. reported that the formula, now called Bio-Re- x 3000, caused patients to lose more than twice as much weight as a control group on the same fat reduced diet. Neither group was instructed to decrease the amount of food they ate or to increase their exercise levels. An article published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition says that you don't have to reduce the amount of food you eat to lose weight, provided that you limit die fat. Scientists suggest that the mechanism behind the weight reduction may include decreasing sugar cravings and interruption of the "Krebs Cycle", an important step in the body's fat storage process. "The best part of this unique discovery is that it is not a drug, but a safe dietary food supplement" says Dr. Conte. The Asian fruit, called garcinia, is similar to citrus fruit found in the United States with one it may help some people big exception fight obesity! While Dr. Conte's study may be preliminary, the exclusive North American distributor, Phillips Gulf Corp., is call3000 supplement "Naing the Bio-Re- x ture's Ideal Diet Aid." According to a spokesperson for the 3000 is now avail- company, Bio-Re- x able on a limited basis through pharmacies and nutrition stores or call or visit us at www.phillipsgulf.com. 1 INCOME TAX In Your 462-937- Doctor's discovery may end obesity OR. Ruesch, president of the association. They will sing a selection of favorite tunes. Guest speakers for the event are former Sanpete County residents Woodruff Thomson and Gerald Erickson. The Relic Hall will be open for residents and visitors. ' The largest member of the cat family is the tiger. Ashley Anne Schoppe, daughter of Sam and Michelle Schoppe, Mt. Pleasant, will celebrate her first birthday on Saturday, March 21, 1998. Grandparents are Ed and Sue Schoppe, Ephraim; Chris and Pete Wauls, Fairfax, VA; Carl Spencer and Terry Spencer, both Richfield. A specialist in linear model theory, Seely has been honored 436-87- North Sanpete, Leah Freeman Dean O'Driscoll Snow College Reporter, Ray Truitt 370-0l- CORVALLIS, OR Justus F. Seely, former resident of Mt. Pleasant, was recently named associate dean for financial affairs at Oregon State University (OSU). He is a professor and former chair of the Department of Statistics in the OSU College of Science. Seely, son of Louise F. Seely, Mt. Pleasant, and the late Justus O. Seely attended Wasatch Academy and graduated from North Sanpete High School. He received his bachelors and masters degrees from Utah State University. In 1969, he earned his doctorate from Iowa State University and was awarded the prestigious Snedecor Award. He joined OSU that same year. J et Justus Seely named OSU dean for financial affairs FEATURES STOW-I- T (800) ! Ogden Egyptian Center. Her attendants are Candise Marie Couch, of Box Elder County and Amy Ward of Wasatch County. Miss Mellor is currently attending Snow College. She plans to continue her education at Utah State University and pursue a teaching certificate in special education. She is a 1996 graduate of Gunnison Valley High, School. As State Dairy princess, she received a $2,000 scholarship to assist in her educational pursuits. The royalty was selected from Heavy Duty Steel Construction Convenient, Secure, Affordable Fast Delivery & Pick-u- p Full Swing Doors Ground Level Access you (801)977-888- 5 Manti, Bruce Jennings SALT LAKE CIT- Y- Billie Kay Mellor, daughter of Randy and Tracy Mellor, Fayette, was recently crowned Utahs 1998 State Dairy Princess during the 46th annual pageant, at the I cant believe your really believe this is good for the people of this county. Not putting this to a vote, is doing just as Hitler did. You want to appoint "your people" to judge the rest of us. How can you people even put your names on this document. Do you really expect everyone to go along with this and have NO vote, which is what our whole country is based on. It is "we the people" not "we a hand chosen few". Signed by one of "we the people". Henry R. Stulce Moroni (In Advance) CORRESPONDENTS Billie Kay Mellor is State dairy princess 1. HP.ORIABrBKIDfTTOBBIDNIAl SUBSCRIPTION RATES $20 per year-5per copy $23 per year outside Sanpete County Billie Kay Mellor Moroni man opposes new county zoning ordinance video tape $19.95 (US) Colt Industries, Dept. N248-12230 Queensway Dr, Burlington, 9 et FOUNTAIN GREE- N- The First LDS Ward Relief Society held their annual birthday party on March 11. The theme of the party was "Rejoice in Our Heritage". The party included dinner, entertainment and a fashion show of wedding dresses. VHS Craig Conover et Ftn Green news The Life of Jesus Christ 4 m Sanpete County chapter of the Independent American Party will hold its caucus meeting at 7 p.m., Tuesday, March 24, at the Manti House Inn, 401 North Main. For more information call Richard Armstrong will conduct the meeting. Chronicled in a 462-213- et MANTI-- - The Utah, 84647 Telephone: et Independent party caucus Pleasant 49 West Main Street et 835-213- 1. 0) Published Weekly at et MANTI-- The Republican Caucus or Neighborhood Precinct meetings will be held Tuesday, March 24, at 7 p.m. Locations of the meetings will be posted in neighborhoods or may be received by calling the county clerks office at Anyone interested in working with the Republican party is encouraged to attend. State and county delegates will be decided and one person will be nominated for county area representative. The Sanpete County Convention will be held April 2 at North Sanpete High School with a dinner at 6:30 p.m. and the convention meeting at 8 p.m. The Utah Republican State Convention will be held May 9. significant improvement. Some sectors of Sanpetes business world are subject to large cyclical ups and downs, notably the turkey business. A lessening of those market fluctuations would certainly help. Its easier said than done. I believe most Sanpeters are satisfied with a gradual rate of growth. Most dont want a boomtown situation. I have observed another change in Sanpete over the past 10 years. It may well be linked to the upswing in the economy. Im thinking about the change in attitude of many Sanpeters. It used to be that people here had a "poor me, poor Sanpete" attitude. Thats the way my friend remembers it. The attitude still exists, even with me, but not to the same degree. I think we are a happier, more determined to make our own way kind of people now. We have looked to ourselves and persevered. We realize that "the buck stops with us in most cases. Along thoie lines, we can zens Of the 14,500 acre-feof active capacity in Narrows Reserwould be voir, 4,500 acre-fededicated to providing instream flows in Gooseberry Creek below the dam. The dead and inactive capacities of about 2,500 acre-fewould form the reservoirs minimum pool and would not be drawn upon in order to benefit recreation and fishing use at the reservoir. Under existing water rights agreements, a maximum of 5.400 acre-fe(without evaporation) per year of project water would be released through the Narrows Tunnel. The reservoir would provide long-tercarryover storage for consecutive drought years. Smaller reservoir alternative This alternative would be similar to the Proposed Action Alternative except that the reservoir capacity would be limited to Of that amount, 7,900 acre-fee- t. would be active 5.400 acre-fecapacity and 2,500 acre-fewould be inactive storage. The dam, with a crest length of 425 feet and crest width of 30 feet, would be in the same location as that for the Proposed Action Alternative. The average annual water supply under this alternative would be reduced to 4,900 acre-febecause there would be less carry over storage. In years with average or above average precipitation, the full 5,400 acre-fowater right would be available. Requirements for implementation of water conservation measures by project water users would be the same as for the proposed action. Bio-R- . 3000 is available locally at: SKYLINE PHARMACY 462-243- 4 1 W. Main St. Aathor'i Note: Thli has mt bees minted bjr the FDA. $000 b mt intended to diagnose, treat, enre, er prevent any disease. 1997 PDiWps Gulf Corp itateftt j 1 |
