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Show miw I- - , rr m m T Trooper acknowledges all who help, efforts to buckle up, ride safely Dear Editor: As members of the Utah Highway Patrol, we would like to take a minute to say thanks. To all the doctors, nurses, and EMTs who assist us with the victims of traffic accidents-w- e appreciate your help and support. To the lab technicians who are always willing to help us with people driving under the influence. To all the medical and support staff in the southern portion of the state, we say thank you. Thanks to all the wrecker duv-er- s who respond at all hours of the day and night to assist and clean up the messes on our highways and roadways. They are always willing to give a little extra to help make our job a little easier. Thanks to all the local county, city, and other state officers that are always willing to lespond and back us up on stops and arrests. Thanks to the dispatchers who keep us heading in the light dnection, and tell us where to go, literally! Thanks to all the media people, radio and newspaper, for their support and letting me amuse myself by writing articles for the paper and doing public seivice OfGaw a announcements Your support is greatly appi eciated Thanks to the schools for letting us take our messages to the young pc iple and for giving us the opportunty to interact with them in a positive and meaningful way. Lastly, and most importantly, we would like to thank you, the public, for your support. We really appreciate the support you have given us. It means a lot to a trooper when someone stops us to say thanks and tell us they think we aie doing a good job. Lastly, I appieciate your efforts to buckle up and make sure your childien aie riding safely. Our last survey showed a pretty good increase m the use of seatbelts, and for that thank you. So, from the members of the Utah Highway Palrol, we say thank you and have a joyous holiday season Trooper Terry C. Smith InformationEducation Officer 1 Inmate attempts QdGappp ddidap Lets cherish the spirit of Christmas and the joy of friendship. escape inside box A prison esBLUFFDALE David A. Neel, inmate cape by was foiled by alert correctional officers on the morning of Dec. 19. Officeis at the north gate found Neel "packaged" inside a d box secured inside a Correctional Industnes truck leaving the pnson with other manufactured goods to be delivered to UPS for shipping Investigatois say other inmates may have helped "box" inmate Neel and then secuie the box in the tiuck Officers aie questioning inmates The pnson is on "lockdown" with all inmates locked m their cells Neel, a Logan man, is in prison e on two felonies of sexual abuse of a child and aggravated sexual assault His next parole heanng is scheduled for April 1, 1999 Depaitment of Corrections will ask the distnct attoiney to file attempted escape chaigcs against Dr. Bruce Larsen DDS and staff Mt Pleasant card-boai- first-degre- Neel g 1996 Page Four - The Pyramid - December 25, Residents concerned about mobile home safety issues Dear Editor: At this writing we would like to bring to the attention of the citizen residents of Mt. Pleasant and Sanpete County in general the article which appeared in The Pyramid Shopper, dated Dec. 18, 1996, page four, titled, "Reduce Risk of Earthquake Harm. " Had city officials done a little objective reading when they received a written complaint dated Jan. 25, 1996, or even listened when Ed Short recommended tie downs on mobile homes along with his statement to the effect that axles and springs should be retained on units. He asked a question in regard to the axles and springs, "How can you keep people from selling them?" The ordinance, which still does not address this problem, could have been structured easily to avoid this problem. Mr. Glauser removed the axles and spring assemblies and subsequently advertised them for sale. When this was brought to the attention of city officials, it was ignored. For a mayor that expresses concern for the safety and welfare of citizens of the municipality, we cannot see where he has proven it. In retrospect, we must of the city point out the to have the mess removed from lot HI in Aspen Village, the burned out mobile home has been removed, but the mess of broken glass, fiberglass insulation, used sewer pipe and burned debris MT. PLEASAN- T- Centro De -- the remaining school year Any low income family may qualify for the program. This is not just for migrant families. All ethnic groups, in the north and south Sanpete area are welcome. For more information about enrollment in Head Start, call the Mt. Pleasant Center at 462-010- Little minds. things 4. affect -- The program theme was "AnTrue-lif- e expegels Among Us." riences were shared by Emily Schulze, Marva Olsen and Sharon Hamberlin. A vocal solo, "I Believe There Are Angels Among " Us, was sung by Ann Nielsen. Music was performed by Brenda Mecham, piano, and a violin duet by her two daughters, Elizabeth and Carolyn Mecham. They played "O Holy Night, "The First Noel", and "Silent Night. Connie Cowley read the First Christmas Story from the book of Luke. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Martin (dard of- 17lanls S ( - Mt. 'Pleasant Elementary School would like to express its S gratitude for all those who donated to shoes for Bear Feet. The school was able to purchase many pairs of shoes for S i children who needed them with the $800 they raised. rWAAV J C j HELP WANTED Moroni City is hiring a Full-Tim- e Police Officer must be CAT1 certified and willing to live within Moroni City limits. Pick up applications at City Hall - 36 N. Center little 436-835- u i FOUNTAIN GREE- N- The Fountain Green Second LDS Ward Relief Society held their Christmas party on Dec. 1 1 . The party was under the direction of the presidency: Carolyn Christensen, Angela Wright, Dawn Allred and Betty Aagard; and homemaking committee: Diane J. Nelsen, Karolyn Bailey and Paula Peck-ha- remains. This is a definite safety hazard to children who are now playing in the area. One resident stated that he had made two formal complaints to the health department. Mr. Glauser was informed to remove the hazards. We were told by two different reliable sources that Mr. Glauser had made the statement, "I am going to make it as rough as possible for those people." From our standpoint Mr. Glauser did just that-fr- om day one. A said official they would tell city Mr. Glauser one more time to clean up the area and if he didnt they would send a work crew to do it and bill him accordingly. Three months seems a little long for any action to be delayed or ignored by city officials. Head Start to accept enrollments La Familia Migrant Head Start, Mt Pleasant, is now enrolling three, four, and five year olds for Ftn Green news 9 , Benjamin Disraeli As Christmas approaches and years end draws near, we want to say Thanks for your business and well see you next year dppntitor invert! to (100 000 FROM ALL OF US KMIM MFOUl MHMANCi Equal Opportunity r COVKNAllOH Lender We'd like to add your name to the listings of good people we'd like to thank this holiday season and hope that happiness and good fortune will visit your home in the year ahead. We're always glad to be of seivice and are happy to call this fine community our home. Realty -- 375-2121 See us at The Mt. Pleasant Service Center Paul Hamilton t Ho. 96 Ho. Relph 11 11 11 Mt. Pleasant & Fairview Bill Corey Rawlings 71 Ho. 74 I |
