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Show October 14, 1976 The Mt. Pleasant Pyramid Page Eight City dump faces closure Acting on a threat of possible '.closure by the State Board of Health, Mt. Pleasant City Council is urging citizens who make use of the city dump yard to observe certain policies. The council said dead animals and parts must be disposed of in the animal pits that are provided at the dump yard and trash loads should be dumped as close to the edee as possible. Chester growing The little town of Chester has had a population explosion recently which is especially welcomed after the loss recently of two fine families. Our new families are all connected with the Great Basin Dairy located in Chester. Lorraine and Joel Hoyt are as they are actually living in Ephraim at this time and are building a home in Mt Pleasant but their church membership is in Chester Ward and we are taking hill benefit of their time and talents until we are forced to give them up. Joel is general manager of the dairy and is from Kamas Utah and Lorraine is have a son from Ogden.-TheShane who is 4 and a daughter Natalie, 2, and before long there will be another Hoyt family member. The Hoyts came to us from Logan and we feel very fortunate as they brought many talents. Next on the list is Debbie and Wendell Roberts, also from Logan most recently although Debbie was born in Montana and Wendell in Idaho. They met while both attended Ricks College. Wendell is foreman of the dairy and they have two little and boys, Matthew, Jonathan, 3 months. Debbie is very talented in music and will be quite an asset to Chester. Last but far from least are Peggy and Millard Andrus who come to us from Marion, located in Kamas Valley. Millard is serving as feed manager for the dairy and Peggy, though a housewife, is extremely talented y 2, In order to help facilitate these policies, the city council has taken the following action: 1. A new animal pit has been dug. 2. The city has arranged for Reese Jensen to act as part-tim- e supervisor of dump operations in exchange for salvage rights. 3. New opening and closing hours have been set The dump yard will be opened from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Monday through Friday. On Saturdays and1 Sundays, the hours will be from 7 a.m. until 9 p.m. The gate will be locked at all other times. The city council said that State Health Sergeants Worm-Awa- y Cap- sules mix easily with pet food to rout roundworms. For other worm problems, get Sergeants Sure Shot Capsules, Puppy Capsules or Tapeworm' Medicine. RE-ELE- regulations responsible for the change and urged the citizens to cooperate. The council further stated that the dump yard was a convenience and privilege for the citizens that is a benefit to all. The city added that if the dump is closed due to lack of cooperation, new expenses would be required for trash and garbage disposal. Choice lbs. $28.00-31.5lbs. $28.00-30.0SLAUGHTER COWS: High Utility and Commercial 4 Other Utility $24.00-27.0$20.00-25.0Cutter $19.00-22.5few weighty Holsteins up to Friday, Octobers, 1971 Salable at Auction 600 compared to 675 last week and 1610 last year. Fair attendance. Good demand. Feeder cattle $1.00-3.0higher. Slaughter cows strong to 50 cents higher. Slaughter bulls scarce, few about steady. Slaughter steers and heifers scarce. Supply 55 percent feeder cattle. FEEDER STEERS: Few 7 lbs. $36.00-38.2Choice lbs. $32.75-36.7Choice lbs. $31.75-35.5Choice lbs. $31.00-33.4Choice 0 lbs. $29.00-32.0Choice Standard and Good Holsteins $24.00-26.50 lbs. lbs. $23.00-27.5Holsteins 320-50- 0 0. 500-60- 0 600-70- 0 510-67- 2-- 2-- 3 $24.50. BULLS: SLAUGHTER Yield Grade 2 500-70- 840-102- 5 FEEDER HEIFERS: Choice Few Iba 1260-173- 0 $28.00-31.5- Cancer of the colon and return can be detected by a proctoscopic examination ("proc-to- ) before any symptoms 0 700-87- of funeral directors association 310-48- 0 0 220-30- Spring City man to exhibit art his water colors and works done in oils. The public is invited to stop by the library during the month and view the paintings. appear. The American Cancer Society urges men and Women (who are equally vulnerable) inover 40 to have a procto in their cluded regular checkups. Earl J. Ursenbach, director of the Ursenbach Funeral Home in Mt. Pleasant was recently appointed Chairman of District 4 of the Utah Funeral Directors Association. The yearly meeting of the district was held Thursday Oct. t, 1976 in this area. The group was given a guided tour of the Fairview Museum by Director Golden Sanderson, and held a dinner meeting that evening in Meadow Lane Lodge in Milburn. Other officers attending were Bartlett of Murray, Morris Nalder froqi Kaysville, Blaine Wheeler, Springville, Alan Anderson, American Fork, and Del W. Ballard of Midvale. Also in attendance were Mrs. Amy Tom Osral Allred of Spring City will Ursenbach, Warren Jensen, and the following couples, the Albert have his works of art on display Nickles, Alma Maglebys, Joe throughout the month of October Springers, Miles Andersons, and at the Ephraim City Public the Earl Ursenbachs. .Library. A professor of art at Snow College, Mr. Allred is widely known throughout the area for North Sanpete area senior citizens are planning a next Wednesday October 20 at 7 p.m. in the Senior Citizen ! Center in Mt Pleasant The last meeting had to be NOW IN STOCK: postponed and the officers have Bud Bigler of BULK CHAIN FOR YOUR CHAIN SAWS and Leah Pel of Mt. Pleasant who will present a H & L Sharpening Service musical program. Phone 462-234- 4 665 South Second West Light refreshments are also planned. Senior Citizens 50 SAVE musically and creatively as the of Chester recently witnessed. She writes stories as well as composing beautiful music. We also hear by way of a little bird that Millard also has a beautiful bass voice but wont give in and sing. Well have to see about that Peggy and Millard have two little ones, Jennifer, 2, and Lane, 9 months. Peggy served a mission for the Church in Great Lakes and Millard served one in Kansas Missouri. They met back in sisters -- Kamas after their missions where both were called to Mutual positions. On their first date Peggy confides she knew Millard was the ONE as for their date, he took her to the Temple. CSCAR A timid person is frightened a coward time, and a before a danger, the during AAAYEP- - SLICED B&OfeNA courageous person afterwards. Arthritis Sufferers: WAKE UP WITHOUT ALL THAT WORMS CAN KILL YOUR PET. Large roundworms (Ascarids) can kill your cat or dog. And he can pick them up any time even be born with them. 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