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Show Page Six - The Pyramid - April 8, 1998 Independent American party to hold first county convention April 18of MANTI-- - American The Independent Party is organized within Sanpete County and will hold its first county convention on Saturday, April 18, at 9 a.m. in the Snow College Humanities Building. The room number will be announced later on the radio. Utah Independent Americans have candidates seeking office for the US Senate. US House districts 2 and 3. iwo Utah Senate seats, 19 Utah House of Representatives seats, and two county commission positions. Three candidates are from Sanpete County. Gary Van Horn, Sterling, is a candidate for the US Senate. Jim Pipes, Manti, seeks to represent Utah House District 68, while Ben Petersen, Manti, is running for Sanpete County Commissioner. The partys executive committee consists of Rich Armstrong, chairman; Ben Petersen, and Mary Pipes, n; the Delegations from most Sanpete voting precincts have not yet come forward. Persons interested in more information about the party or its convention may contact any member of the county executive committee or call Armstrong, At the county convention delegates will be selected for the state convention, which is scheduled for May 16. Other business will be to express the principle of sound government, show a video on the keys to good government according to the Founding Fathers. They will also hear the party candidates speak on the issues and why they are running for office, outline strategies for electing responsible candidates regardless of party affiliation, identify volunteers, collect contributions and any additional business as necessary. Persons interested in knowing more about the principles of sound government are welcome to attend. 835-170- 1. Spanish Fork HomeGarden Show slated for April 10, 11 SPANISH FORK The seventh annual Home and Garden Show featuring innovative products and services to improve the home, yard, as well as enrich family life will be held April 10 and 11 at the Spanish Fork Fairgrounds. care and virtually every aspect of home improvement, from interior design to flooring to kitchens to home security. Special emphasis has been given to locally-owne- d and operated businesses. "This show has proven to be an ideal forum for bringing together entrepreneurs seeking to market and discriminating products consumers interested in improvsaid ing home environment, Ronald F. Payne, show director. "It will be expanded even more this year, an exciting opportunity for both businesses and consumers." "The show is arranged to be a series of mini-maloffering a wide variety of fun and new ideas along with valuable consumer information with comparative pricing. There will be more than 130 booths inside the Exhibit with more displays Building outside," Payne stated. Payne said that the show will include booths devoted to fireplaces, spas, computers, tools, entertainment, sports equipment, and projects. Landscaping ideas, gardening equipment and live nursery plants will be available to preview and purchase at the show. Other sections of the expo will feature food storage, nutrition. health ls In addition to exhibits, the show will offer the skills of master gardeners to answer questions and provide solutions to gardening needs. These helpful services are under the direction of USU Extension Services organized by Brent Gledhill. The community event is sponsored by Utah County Journal, KBYU-FKBYU-TKDYL 960 AM and Anchor Outdoor. Seniors menu EPHRAIM Senior citizen meals are served every Tuesday through Friday at the center at noon. Call the center at 283-6- 3 10 before 9 a.m. to make reservations. Bring own dishes and utensils. The menu for April is as follows: April 8, roast pork, whipped potatoesgravy, peascarrots, fruit dessertbrownie, breadbutter, milk or juice; April 9, Shepherds pie, colecheese stick, slaw, breadbutter, milk or juice; April 10, spaghetti and meat-ball- s, tossed green salad, fruit cup, cake, garlic bread, milk or juice; April 14, sweet and sour chicken over rice, fruit salad on lettuce, cake, biscuitsbutter, milk or juice; April 15, cooks choice; April 16, roast beef, whipped potatoesgravy, spinach, peaches, cinnamon roll, breadbutter, milk or juice; April 17, meatloaf, baked cream, glazed carrots, cherry cobbler, breadbutter, milk or juice; April 21, pork chops, yams, peach cobbler, whole wheat breadbutter, milk or juice; April 22, deep dish hamburger and cheese pizza, tossed green salad, fruit, cake, milk or juice; April 23, baked chicken, whipped potatoesgravy, buttered corn, jello with fruit, cookie, breadbutter, milk or juice; steak, April 24, Salisbury steamed rice, broccoli, banana cream pie, breadbutter, milk or juice. April 28, BBQ beef on a bun, potato salad, sliced beets, orange slice, rice pudding, milk or juice. April 29, hot chicken salad, buttered carrots, cheese stick, applesauce, rollsbutter, milk or juice. April 30, roast pork, baked potato, peas, cherry shortcake, breadbutter, milk or juice. peach-escooki- pota-toso- e, ur dress-inggrav- y, would rather see one of my faces kindle at the sight of the quay at Calais than be offered the chance of exploring by myself the palaces of Peking. J.B. Priestley I childrens Civilization is, before all, the will to live in common, a man is uncivilized, barbarian, in the degree in which he does not take others into account. Superior ratings were received at regional by North Sanpete High Schools production of Shakespeares Nights Dream". They will present the play free to the public on Thursday, April 14, at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium prior to going to state competition on April 17. competition "Mid-Summ- er NSHS takes 2nd place at regional drama competition MT. PLEASAN- T- North Sanpete High Schools production of Shakespeares Nights Dream received superior ratings at the region drama competition held at Richfield on March 30. The students will present their play free to the public on Tuesday, April 14, at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium. Mid-Summ- er Winning second pace over all, the drama team will take their play to state competition on April 17 at Emery. Best actress honors went to Jessica Ramsey, Fair-viewho played "Hermia". Talmage James, Mt. Pleasant, won the award for best character actor for his comic portrayal of Bottom". u., "The comedy is for all ages and can be enjoyed by everyone," comments Suzan Rasmussen, drama coach. Several North Sanpete students qualified for State with their individual events. Winning superior ratings are: Jenny Shepherd, Jessica Ramsey, Amy Spaulding, Jeff Spaulding, Kenny Lund, Jake Carter, Jennivee McArthur, Emily Hilton, Brad Washburn, Mathew Hilton, John Shane McFarland, Oldroyd, Mandy Mecham, Littia McDonald, Cindy Morris, Wendy Carr, Corinne Jacob and Michael Riches. "This is the strongest drama team weve had for quite some time," states Rasmussen. Sixth graders hold hippie day FAIRVIE- W- Sixth graders at School Fairview Elementary recently celebrated "Hippie Day" by painting an authentic "Love Bug van with peace signs and dressing as "groovy" 1960s teenagers. The activity was part of their social studies unit on war and peace. Students also staged a sit-iThey wrote about issues of the 1960s and discussed the civil rights movement. n. Another class activity was the making of paper cranes and hanging them in honor of Sadako Sasaki, a Japanese girl who became the symbol of those who died at Hiroshima, Japan. 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