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Show November 3, 1977 The Mt. Pleasant Pyramid Page Four Cm Metes cornet NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I will not be responsible Comult county dork or tho or debts incurred by twrdiiniMp Notiei ProbtH tnd Questions asked: rtpctiv itfntrt for further information flalph K. Jones after If you are elected: 1977. October 1, 1. What projects for Moroni V. Jones Eleanor NOTICE TO NOTICE TO would have top priority for comCity Utah Fairview, BIDDERS WATER USERS Published in the Mt. pletion? Sealed proposals will be e 2. What are your The following goals for Pyramid, have been filed received until 10 a.m. pleasant November Moroni? 27, 3, 19, with the State Engineer to December 5, 1977 by the 3. How do you intend funding these 1977. Fair-vieof Icity and Fairview, Lsrojects? apexchange Utah and will be Answers submitted: propriate water in SanChad Christiansen opened in the jublically throughout County pete 1. A. A readjustment of present the entire year unless Gity Hall immediately for the furrevenue intake for City financing. otherwise designated. here-afte- r B. To clean up old useless corrals and Locations in SLB&M. bishing of all materials sheds through civic pride and inExch. 1146 (51 area) and equipment for the Don B. Swenson, 48 W. 800 trilling of a water well in volvement 2. A Growth in our town is inevitable S., SLC. UT 84101, seeks accordance with plans 69-2- 1 so we must do advanced or projected as the right to exchange 20.0 and specifications ac. ft. of water as jroposed by Surveying planning for this growth. B. To have a cleaner, more attractive evidenced by 5 shares of Associates, Incorporated, The 69 points scored Indianola Irr. Co.' cert, Qualified bidders may by Snow College in the Business District. C. To improve job opportunities for no. 242. The water has bbtain copies of the of with Ithe young. been diverted from ipecifications at the of- game JV University at Badger (Utah 3. A Increased revenue through Cottonwood Creek at a fice of Surveying (Stadium Friday af10 660 W. and N. of our present intake of ft Associates, Incorporated ternoon is a team and point the sewage treat-jmeft from Ey Cor. Sec. 4, i seated in Orem, Utah at (school funds, specifically The record. T12S, R4E; and used for : 65 West 800 North (84057) plant. team totaled also (Badger B. Commitments from State and irrigation of 5.0 acs. in an making a deposit of 583 yards unofficially for SEViNEVi Sec. 4, T12S, J40.00 per each set of Grants, etc. the contest and as far as j Federal levels R4E. dans and specifications. Glen Christensen on the coaching anyone 1. The Moroni City Park would have Hereafter, 20.0 ac. ft. Juch deposit will be staff can recall, this is refunded accordance in ' of water is to be also a record per- Itop priority for completion for released into Cotton- vith conditions stipulated formance. Coach Dave recreation. ' 2. For long range goals for Moroni, I wood Creek at a point !;n the instructions to Arslanian his expressed would have a well drilled and storage isame as heretofore; bidders. in the team for the : Bid bond will be pride land 20.0 ac. ft. of water is tank for more city water. Work with the bounced back way they to be diverted from an required as provided in from the loss to Ricks (Planning and Zoning Committee to 0 ft. deep, ('he specifications. well, improve Moroni City by cleaning up the The proj ect is funded by College. at a point N. 1000 ft and The Badger offense was (town, streets and vacant lots. W. 140 ft from EV4 Cor. u Federal grant under the in the first Ibe3. The funds for these projects would Works stymied Sec. 4, T12S, R4E (1 mUe (Local Public provided by the City Manpower, by by the Utes and NE Indianola) ; and used Capital Development and quarter on the second play of the National Guard and Federal Grants. for the domestic purposes Investment Program second quarter, Kirk Danny Dyches 1. A. City Park This should be of 1 family; and used (Round II), therefore the on took the ball an soon as as from April 1 to Oct 31 for project is subject to Terry completed possible. for 62 yards to B. Curbs and streets in Moroni should the irrigation of 4.82 acs. Federal requirements insweep the Ute 13 yard line. Two of the those ibe cleaned up and fixed more than just in SEyNEy Sec. 4, T12S, including fc4E. Economic Development plays later, Curtis Page, he 4th of July. I would like to see it for an done more often. 50140 Edward Administration of the substituting took Dan Crandall, C. City Hall This would be a project Bench, P.O. Box 125; (Department of Com- the ball in for the first adwhich I would like to see taken care of. It Fairview, UT 84269. 0.015 merce, was score. This should be a spot of beauty not a sore eye sec. ft of water is to be ministers the program. Badger of the first what was to be for the city. diverted from an Among nine touchdowns for the 0 D. Improvement of the water system. as ft. deep, at a .requirements, well, Badgers. 2. A. Clean city. point S. 420 ft and E. 2500 Specified in the general was The second B. Strong programs for young people. ft from NW Cor. Sec. 3, conditions, is that at least unbelieveably quarter successful C . Things to offer, to both young and T14S, R4E (1 mile W 10 percent cl the amount for the Badgers with two old. of the grant be expended Fairview); and used for ifor of 32 65 and yards D. A better city. bona fide minority (scores (the domestic purposes of followed by a score by business 3. Govt, loans The stock-and ! grants, and selfenterprises. jl family Kirk Terry on an end run, of many of the projects. funding watering of 50 cattle and 5 term Minority business and a 67 yards punt return Robert Root means a Ihorses; and used from enterprise John Enslow for by 1. The Moroni City Park should have 1 owned to 31 business for Oct the by another April score. Badger a lot of time, planning iirrigation of 0.25 acs. in minority group members, top priority Three more scores (and have of a in case Sec. gone into this much 3, or, money T14S, publicly jNEViNWyi were tallied in the second needed owned business, at least R4E. project. half with some excellent 2. A. Preserve our rural atmosphere Portests resisting the 51 percent of the stock of playing by Rick Harper, owned is of which these by Rick Sloan and Darwin and have a community unhampered by apgranting big government encroachment as much plications with reasons minority group members. Black. as possible. therefore must be filed in For the purpose of the the 5, B. If our local citizens are instilled sentence November duplicate with the State preceding host Glendale with a Badgers mem442 feeling of personal local pride in State group minority Engineer, College in cleaning up our city, it will not cost a Community of UT on the bers citizens are 84114, Capitol, SL, Arizona for Homecoming, red cent for a or before Dec. 10, 1977. United States who are project of this type. and the next game will be 3. local i Dee C. Hansen donations, State and Through jNegroes, Spanishs- November 12 when the Grants. Federal STATE ENGINEER peaking Orientals, In- Badgers host Dixie Published in the Mt. dians, Eskimos and Lynn Cook College. 1. The City Park seems to have our Pleasant Pyramid Oct. Aleuts. attention at the moment. Its important To ensure achievement 27, Nov. 3 & 10, 1977. .if this one requirement, that we dont delay on this matter and at the criterion the city we must make sure the quality and NOTICE TO will employ in deterpracticability is right. It will be imHUNTERS mining whether a bidder to have good lighting in the portant There will be no hunting is responsible and has and that it is well kept. park 'allowed on the Cedar Hill submitted a satisfactory Much work has been done on City Pastures near Fountain bid for this phase of the roads and side walks but, as always, Green. there is room for improvement. project, is that the bidder Owen Christensen, does, in fact, qualify as a 2. Efficiency in government must be All Junior High School administered Secretary minoritybusiness effectively, over the past Cedar Hills Pasture girls are invited to attend few years, Moroni has made a lot of Published in the Mt.' The city reserves the the North Sanpete High progress a new sewer Pleasant Pyramid, .ight to reject any or all School girls volleyball water improvements, roadsystem, imNovember 3, 1977. proposals or to waive any game free of charge on provements, these changes have come formality or technicality Junior High Girls Day (by hard work and e palnning. in any proposal in the Wednesday, November 9 As our Individual High Game becomes more community at 7 p.m. North Sanpete complex, its to our benefit to have Renon Daniels, Snappy interest of the city. will host Richfield and these areas well Service, 213; Treasure City of Fairview managed, so our costs South Sevier that are as minimal as possible. Swensen, Strikettes, 211; by Henry V. Wheeler Renon Daniels, Snappy evening. Mayor Another area of concern is the ball The North Sanpete Published in the Mt. Service, 199. Much work is needed here, better park. i Thomas Alva Edison, Pleasant Pyramid Nov. 3, Girls volleyball team is in lighting, dugouts, bleachers, and a (inventor of the light bulb 10, 17, 24, and Dec. 1, 1977. the middle of an exciting backstop. Many people in the com- - nitres JIuMir ; I , "Oc-mb- long-rang- er I Badgers top Ute JY's tilt i j 100-20- i (65-194- ; long-rang- Moroni? Living and working in Moroni is a privilege to me, and to see the City continue to grow as we set goals to work together is very much of an interest to me. As we strive to clean up on vacant lots and streets, I would like to see a curb and gutter and sidewalk program started. If we the people realize that if we spend our money here, there could be more businesses come to Moroni for the better environment of our city. 3. How do you intend funding these projects: Through Government Grants, State Aid, and Local Budget. Our city has many active clubs which is to our ad- vantage as we work together to compete these projects there are many of sur clubs and skilled persons from our city who can donate much time, labor, equipment and talent to help finish them. Within the Moroni City target area for cleaning up and the new park development, I would like to see these projects completed. other : girls night set at game , j multi-millio- long-rang- , season according to Shirlene Dovey, coach. They defeated Manti last week in the Prior to this match NS defeated Richfield and South Sevier at South Sevier. However, the girls were defeated by Juab in their first season match 9, ; The public is invited to attend and support the girls. RyanStaker generally sound. 1978. Utah's unemployment rate in the 'fourth quarter will probably drop to 5 percent, with Septembers 5.2 percent rate being the lowest reported since November, 1969. Significant em- ployment gains were posted in construction, mining and manufacturing-industri- es considered basic to a strong Utah economy. 1977 personal income in Utah is projected at 13.5 percent above the 1976 level, with real personal income up approximately 7 percent. Real personal income takes into account an annual inflation rate of approximately 6.5 percent. Utahs steel production is expected to maintain normal levels in the fourth quarter, despite layoffs and plant closings prevalent nationally. Copper production in Utah should be normal in the fourth quarter, and prices may improve modestly over the next six months as excess world inventories are reduced. Increased production in Utahs coal mining industry in the fourth quarter is expected to be near the 17 percent gain ecorded in the third quarter. Residential construction activity continued to boom during the third quarter. Seasonal factors will slow the overall magnitude of construction activity during the winter season. Volume of real estate sales slipped slightly in October, 1977 compared to previous months. Demand for credit is expected to remain strong in Utah despite the recent rise in interest rates. Measured by income generation, the construction industry was the fastest growing industrial sector in Utah in .975-7All sectors of the Utah sconomy-includiagricultural income, which declines nationally-expand- ed ng rapidly in 1976. Wages and salaries increased much faster than property income, i.e., dividends, interest and rent. While important economic sales, industrial production and unemployment-we- re sluggish nationwide in the third quarter of 1977, they are read as a transition to a slower growth rate, rather than as signs of impending recession. inIn the third quarter, short-terterest rates rose generally one percentage point and are now nearly two percentage points higher than earlier this year. want to be able to make a decent living. To curtail the growth of Mt. Pleasant is to kill the future of our town. With proper planning, Mt. Pleasant can offer bright economic opportunities and decent jobs and still maintain the (pleasant aspects of small town living. Proper planning comes when we turn to the people for their feelings, and ideas. Proper planning comes when the people turn out to vote and choose community leaders who are willing to face up to and plan for the future. Lorn Jackson: I would encourage a steady, well organized social and economical growth and development of our city to the benefit of all citizens. Dan Jorgensen: I feel that we should continue to grow and look for small industry. The council should start now sy planning for growth and the problems it creates. The council should look at other cities and benefit by their findings. November 8, 1977 City Recorder REPUBLICAN For Mayor (4 Year Term) BECK For Councilman Ryan Staker was named player of the week for his outstanding play in the South Sevier game last o (4 Year Term) Friday. LORN JACKSON For Mayor O (4 Year Term) For Mayor (4 Year Term) (4 Year Term) For Councilman (4 Year Term) GLEN I. HARDY EARLDEAN ANDERSON Staker made five unassisted tackles and four assists in the game. He has for two years played the difficult center position in a single wing of- - DEMOCRATIC O ALLEN offensive Center, Defensive Linebacker N.S. vs. South Sevier Q Tor Councilman DON CHIN DAN JORGENSON Vote for any ONE person for MAYOR and any TWO persons fense. son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Staker of Pleasant High Team Game Wild Bunch, 908; Snappy DRUG months appears Almost no evidence currently available suggests a recessionary economy in SAMPLE BALLOT FOR MT. PLEASANT, UTAH eleven match tourney being played at 7 p.m. MT. PLEASANT business conditions are Vigorous expected to prevail in Utah during the fourth quarter, according to the First Security Bank News Letter released Jiis week, said Victor J. Rasmussen, Manager of the Mt. Pleasant Branch. Dr. Kelly Matthews, vice president and economist, is editor of the news letter. Nationally, the outlook for the economy over the next six to nine 21-1- 11:30 a.m. with the Championship game of an A- BROUGHT TO YOU EACH WEEK BY economic outlook On November 16 North will host Sanpete American Fork in a practive practice match. The Region 7 tournament will be held at on North Sanpete Tuesday November 22 at hauled hia&j ef-fo- brightens Utah NS gym. j Mt i Coal, construction, Official List of Nominations 21-1- 9, 29-1- 3 .IF TIME WEEK Ryan is the j Q. What is your position on the new city manager office? Allen Beck : He is a professional in his field and as long as he continues to do his job, staying aware of all the government programs and saving the city money, Im all for the position. Glen Hardy: If we are going to keep up with the times we need someone (working full time to take care of the needs of the city to see that we get dollar received for dollar spent. Earldean Anderson: No comment, Don Chin: I agree with what one citizen said, Who would want their business run by part-tim- e managers? n Our city is now a dollar A good city manager business. provides an organized and professional approach to city government and city. Earldean Anderson: I am for growth planning, and has the ability to locate and obtain the available outside funds jif directed in the right way. Don Chin: Mt. Pleasant is going to for towns like Mt. Pleasant. Its important that the performance of our city (grow and develop because people like manager must be regularly evaluated jliving here and because the residents Junior high r mmi piMER ose 3. With the exception of the ball park, three ways are open to us for funding projects. First, government grants. Second, raise local taxes. Third, try to hold the line on local taxes and, if any local grants come our way, take them, which we have been doing, but it hasnt generated adequate money. If we aggressively seek federal grants and, if needs be, raise local taxes, we can generate sufficient money so we can make a difference in our community. In our community, we have the system for running and improving it, the only thing we really lack is the money. One tiling to remember is that local taxes come back to us directly, ederal and state taxes have a slim chance of making it back. Jack Nunley i. What projects for Moroni City would have top priority for completion? I am concerned at this time that Moroni Cty is in great need of drilling la new Water Well, and to see that the building and constructing of a large ;Head House be in process and become completed. I would like to see the development of the New City Park with future plans for Recreation Facilities, Tennis Court, Public Restrooms, Offices and a Fire jStation completed for the improvement of our city. I also would like to see the City Dump cleaned up, and a man on duty, designated to see that the trash be dumped certain days of the week in the proper place. e 2. What are your goals for 150-30- j Tiunity involved. f by are involved here. Consider the the ball park gets. There is the farm jeam, little league, pony league, colt ,.eague, town baseball, church softball .'or both girls and boys. Funding for this project should come from the people in the community who enjoy it and participate in it. Possibly civic groups, church and school might want to get I n order to justify his salary and )osition. Lorn Jackson: At the present time, and fora town the size of Mt. Pleasant I dont see the need of a city manager. There just isnt enough responsibility to warrant the office and costs. Dan Jorgenson: When this office was created, I was definitely opposed. Later, after talking with different people and knowing that times are changing fast, I am willing to listen to the arguments for the office; but as of this day, I will have to say opposed. Q. What is your attitude toward :urrent city projects such as water, sewer and power? Allen Beck: These projects are very much needed and Im glad a way has been found to complete them and not put too heavy a burden on our local citizens. Glen Hardy: I think most people will agree that these projects are long overdue. Im certainly in favor of them all the way. Earldean Anderson: I feel we need the improvements that are being considered. Don Chin: There is no question in my ,nind that the current projects are much needed. Unfortunately, these projects were put off for so many years hat they now place unusually heavy inancial responsibility on our citizens. It is the duty of our city leaders to prevent this from happening again. If elected, I would support policies providing for the regular and gradual (improvement of our water, power, and sewer systems. A special citizens :ommittee should be created to help citizens who are unable to meet the jconnection fees on the sewer project. Our community must work together and not turn our backs on those who are legitimately helpless. Lorn Jackson: The current city projects are a necessity, only late in coming in. A dream of twenty years ago has finally become true. Dan Jorgensen: I am pleased with both projects, water and sewer. If we are to grow they are a must. Q. How do you feel about city planning and proposed zoning ordinances? Allen Beck: Now is the time to do this. Other cities are now finding themselves in considerable trouble for not having taken steps earlier. Glen Hardy : This is another program .which has been needed, more so in the future. It gives the City some controls where it is needed. Earldean Anderson: We need city planning and some zoning. Don Chin: I feel a sense of pride about our city planning and the proposed zoning ordinances. While Mt. Pleasant .s out front and taking the lead, other small towns are just now beginning to see the need for planning and zoning. Through the efforts of many citizens we have already adopted a city Master Plan that will guide us through the year 2000. Soon, a citizens committee will present their final zoning proposals. People enjoy living in Mt. Pleasant; in order to maintain and improve our quality of life we need master plans and zoning laws. Lorn Jackson: City planning is an absolute must. I know of three cases where poor planning or no planning has lead to a nightmare, but I cant go along with the present maps. I would make some changes. Dan Jorgensen: No comment. Q. How do you feel about growth and development in Mt. Pleasant? Should it continue or be curtailed? How should the city handle growth oriented problems? Allen Beck: Growth will continue in Mt. Pleasant whether we like it or not. This is why we should have a Master Plan to follow that is agreeable to all citizens concerned. Glen Hardy: This is one of the reasons for these projects, water, sewer, and upgrading of the power systems. This had to be done before we could have too much more growth in the Service-Strikette- s, 887; Rollettes, ,886. Individual High Series Renon Daniels, Snappy jService, 575; Treasure ;Swensen, Strikettes, 553; jRenon Daniels, Snappy i JService, 528. Q Q for COUNCILMAN I, Donald E. Hill, do hereby certify that I am the duly appointed, qualified, and acting City Recorder of Mt. Pleasant, Utah a Municipal Corporation. I further certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct list of all the names of the persons whose nominations have been filed in my office as candidates for the city offices, to be voted upon at the election to be held November 8, 1977. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the corporate seal of the City of Mt. Pleasant, tois 31st day of October, 1977. Donald E. Hill City Recorder a - |
