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Show Vandals burn Santas house Page Four - The Pyramid - March 24, 1993 MT. PLEASANT Arson is being suspected as the cause of a fast burning fire which destroyed the towns Santa Claus house early March 19. According to Fire Chief Kay Larsen, a night watchman from Wasatch Academy noticed the flames and called to report the fire at 2 a.m. Before fire fighters could respond, the small frame structure which was located on 100 South State was completely engulfed in flames. Chief Larsen said it appeared as though an accelerant had been used to torch the structure, although there was electricity to the building because it was being used as a crossing guard shelter and was equipped with an electric heater. About 10 volunteer firemen responded to the alarm. Both the large and small truck were employed. The power company was Calenidair Wednesday, March 24 Thursday, April Farm Bureau Banquet, Centerfield, 7 p.m. Arsenic and Old Lace, Manti City Hall 7:30 p.m. Plays through March 27. Search & Rescue Starts at 8 a.m. Saturday, March 27 Pioneer 1 Radio-tho-n Coming up: NSHS Junior SVH Health Prom, April Fair, Snow Activity Center, May 8, 8 a.m.- - noon. 2-- 3. Mt. Pleasant Day Stake Center 1 p.m. Baseball clinic Snow College 9 a.m. To list your public event in 4 next weeks paper call before noon on Monday. 462-213- also called out to sever the power. The structure will cost about $500 to rebuild if it is replaced. The fire also destroyed the crossing guards vest, road cones and hand-hel- d stop sign used to help children on their way to Mt. Pleasant Elementary School cross State Street safely. The incident was still under investigation Monday. The Santa house was built by the Mt. Pleasant Chamber of Commerce about 15 years ago for the seasonal visit of St. Nicholas. The building was used as a reception room where Santa greeted children, gave them candy and posed for pictures with them. The structure was moved to the school crossing zone this past winter and was being used as a temporary shelter for the crossing guard. Science Fair winners announced Mapleton Towne Hall 100 East Maple MT. PLEASAN- St., Mapleton March 26th & 27th Winners District Science Fair held March 18 are as follows: Kindergarten winners were: Brinton Shaw, Fountain Green, first; Aaron Bench, Fairview, second, and Hyrum Everitt, Spring City, third. First grade: Jordon Seely, Mt. Pleasant; Rendell Minor Seely, Fairview; Tiffany Cluff, Moroni; Second grade: Kristy Felix, Fair-vieSpring City; Rachel Brady, Heidi Coombs, Fountain Fri. 10 to 8 Sat. 10 to 6 Over 50 of Utahs Finest Crafters, And Yummy Country Bake Sale! Mapleton Jared Michael Noorlander, son Third grade: Charlotte Renae Everitt, Spring City; Lezlee E. Larsen, Fairview; Crystal Allred, Mt. Pleasant; Fourth grade: Travis Audrey Newhouse, Mt. Pleasant; Mandi Hansen, Spring City; Joy Spring City; Fifth grade: Josh Norman, Fairview; Brian Watson, Spring City; Marian Allred, Mt. Pleas- Can-fiel- d, ant; 1 Sixth grade: Teresa White, Spring City; Christina Everitt, Spring City; Nick Kowalski, Fairview. Seventh and Eighth grade: Russel Beck, Spring City; Brian White, Spring City, and Terra Kait Born March 16, 1993 To David & Suzanne Las Vegas, Peterson Nev. Brothers Ryan & Aaron Grandparents Koleen Peterson, Milbnm & Hedi Heap Salt Lake City M. Gayle Great-grandmoth- J Leila Heap-Sa- This mischievous little guy, Bradley B. Holman, celebrated his first birthday on March 10, 1993. He is the son of RaShell Holman Anderson and has two sisters, Obrien and Bradi. Grandparents are Bruce and Joan Holman. Great grandparents are Leon and LaRue Holman, Elbert (Hank) and Wanda Morley. His great grandfather is Lee Nunley. All are from Moroni. Senior citizens ers Elvie Larsen, Fairview. "'"A Ljii Midelle Petersoi Leary and lt Lake City Open house to honor Ruth Beck j Green; y ' ' - i;v .f t w; of Jim and Liza Noorlander of Indianola, is receiving his Eagle Scout award at a Court of Honor May 27 in the Fairview Third LDS Ward. For his project he sectioned and numbered the grandstands at the Fairview Rodeo Grounds to make reserved seating for their events. &. T- of the North Sanpete School Marie Ison MORON- I- The monthly Senior Citizens pot luck dinner will be held March 26 at 6 p.m., at the Senior Citizens Center. Marie Ison is top SVH employee MT. PLEASAN- T- Marie Ison, the radiology director at Sanpete Valley Hospital, has been named that facilitys employee of the mouth. She has been a hospital employee for 10 yerjs. say that her work is outstanding and she is continually seeking more knowledge about her job. She is also concerned for each patient. The daughter of Newel and Eunice Rees of Wales, she is the mother of five children. She lived in Tennessee for three years and was glad to come back to Utah. An active member of the LDS Church, she is currently the first counselor in the Relief Society. She also enjoys teaching both children and adults, and playing the piano and organ. Co-work- Casey A. Johnson, 18, son of Alex D. and Peggy Johnson and Dustin Walker, 15, son of Clark M. and Diane Walker, both Fountain Green, recently received their Eagle Scout Awards at a Court of Honor held in the LDS Second Ward Cultural Hall. For his Eagle project Casey refinished benches in the ward primary room. He organized and directed the stripping, sanding and finishing. He is a graduate of North Sanpete High School and is attending Brigham Young University. Dustin is a sophomore at North Sanpete High School and constructed and placed a jungle gym at the Fountain Green Elementary School. He is active in golf and is interested in science. Cheryl Anderson, daughter of Lester and Cindy Anderson of Fountain Green, received her Young Womanhood Recognition Award March 14 in the Fountain Green First LDS Ward. Fairview council FAIRVIEW Sales tax revenue is expected to be more than projected in the budget, City Administrator Kent Miner told the council Tuesday night. for The city budgeted $50,000, and to date has received $50,560 with three months left before the fiscal budget closes on June 30. Other city revenue received ranged from a low of 26 percent in general fund interest to 192 percent in the miscellaneous fund. For all departments revenue is coming in at 101 percent of the amount budgeted. In other matters the council approved signing the county fire contract and will receive $4,224 to fight county fires. Reed Mower Councilman reported that some areas of the water department needed attention. It was decided to sell the old police car for about $1,200. Councilman Ron Giles announced that Lesa Cox would be the chairman of the Miss Pageant and Brent Christensen reported that new fire trucks are costing over $172,000. Mayor Gerald Hansen reported on the mayors and commissioners meeting with the countys representatives in the legislature. The mayor assigned Christensen to oversee the dance hall renovation. Some plans include adding a stage with storage area, a kitchen, working on the acoustical problem and refinishing the floor. The next council meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 6 at 8 Fair-vie- w p.m. MT. PLEASANT An open house will honor Ruth Beck on her 85th birthday, Saturday, March 27, from 3 to 6 p.m. at her newly remodeled home at 233 North 400 West. The family is requesting no gifts. Bowling news Lund Diane EPHRAIM- bowled her first all spare series with games of 172, 171, 213, for a 555 series. Carol Green bowled her first 600 series with games of 237, 194, and 188 giving her a 619. This was 90 pins over her average and 178 pins over her series average. Janae Olsen, daughter of Steve, and Candy Olsen of Fountain Green, received her Young Womanhood Recognition Award March 14 in the Fountain Green First LDS Ward. The home we re- member fromour way magic in so- chilcb-hoxyddtxyyiyahomet- - many Bailf and wayy. yny-taCned- afdtpdy Wove aylasting'andwarm ay the tan up above. furnished by sym- pathy, hOndnesy and more, with friendship that welcomed each guest at the door. Surrounded by meadowy of laughter ana joy, with a garden of vnemjrieythattime cant destroy. Andloohing'bach now ay our memo-rie- y bloom, we know That the mag Co that filled every room came straight from the heart andhandy of no- other than you our - devoted and wonderful mother. Jfappy 80tfi Birthday Mom! Sheral and freddle friends care to join Joanne MorCey Jorgenson in her fight with cancer By contriButing wouCcCyou -- Bone fora marrow transplant in her Behalf. Donations accepted By: Ben Johansen, son of George N. and Kay Johansen of Mt. Pleasant, received, his Eagle Scout award Feb. 26. at a Court of Honor. He is a member of Troop 507, Mt. Pleasant Third LDS Ward. For his Eagle project he worked with the county to paint and post several "No Dumping" signs where illegal dumping of trash was taking place. i- by Mack MorCey T.O. 'Box 158 Moroni, 'Utah 84646 |
