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Show Page Six - The Pyramid - January 27, 1999 Three girls charged in store burglary Recreation district, complex tops city council discussion be made comprising of two representatives from each town. Mayor Cook strenuously objected to attaching taxing authority but was assured that would only happen after county public hearings Wheeler's group has founded the idea on the fact that there are not enough baseball fields in the county. He has said that other recreation would also be involved. He reported that the group is trying to get the old high school in Mt. Pleasant as a site for the main recreation complex. by C.R. Truitt MORON- I- City council members Latened to a report given by Dennis School Superintendent Mower on a "Resource Officer" to be hired by the district with the help of the surrounding communities at the January council meeting. Mayor Cook stated that the city is in favor of the officer but has requested time for the council to discuss it. He has also asked for clarification of the budget rescience Moronis quirements incorrectlwas figured population y Police coverage The council has decided to wait to make a decision on Sheriff Claude Pickett's verbal police coverage proposal. The council would like to know exactly what they will be getting. Pickett is still working on the proposal which would consolidate several towns contracting with the Sheriffs for department police services When the council asked Pickett if Gene Openshaw was going to take over police duties in Moroni he replied that he hadn't talked to him. Pickett realizes that the council has had bad experiences contracting before, but asked them to consider the proposal. He stated it was good economically, as town people pay for both sheriff and town police while county residents only pay for one The proposal would consolidate Moroni. Fountain Green, Wales. Jerusalem, and Freedom together with officers living in the area but alternating stations tour days in Fountain Green and four days in Moroni, while making tours through all towns. Officers would work shifts. Fountain Green has not yet approved the proposal either. Pickett is working to consolidate all Sanpete towns to contract with the Sheriff office and is expecting that to happen in around five years. ur Recreation district The council passed a motion to support Mont Wheelers attempt to create a special voting district and possibly attaching taxing authority to help fund a recreation project. Wheeler stated he needed approval from local towns. If a district is formed, a board would School district gives dress code Recreational complex The council passed a motion to earmark $78,000 from money that auditors instructed them to use for Moroni's new recreational complex and mud boggs Reed Rawlings gave a report on the project stating that to finish it, he would need $20,000 to finish fences. $3,000 for concession stand electrical work, $18,-00- 0 for a pavilion, and $10,000 for playground equipment. That would complete everything except park lighting. was given for used road salety guards costing $20 Go-ahe- MORONI North Sanpete Middle School recently announced the names of their honor roll students for the second quarter. Eighth grade Listed for the High Honor Roll were Josie Aagard, Lucy Black-haKellie Brothersen. Tyson Carter. Lacey Church, Jonathan Crosland, Kayla Daniels, Stacy Demill; Brooke Garlick, David Hendrickson, Kyle Johansen. Kameron Kellett, Stephanie Olson, Robyn Peterson. Brian Robison and Christy Williams. Achieving the Honor Roll were Austin Allred, Lynzi Allsen, Katie Anderson, Rebecca Anderson, Travis Anderson, Alice Bailey, Janielle Bartholomew. Jenny Beardall; Erin Benincosa, Graham Berlin, Amber Boekweg, Rachel Brady, Joseph Breinholt. Jessica Brewer. Leighton Bruno, Brandi Burr, Clint Chlarson, Logan Christensen, Alex Cimino-Hur- t; Coleby Clawson, Aaron Coombs, Heidi Coombs, Jenny Coombs. Raquel Dyches. Kristy Felix. Alison Gate. Jake Hart, Heather Holden, Sheldon Michael Howell, Kevin Jacobsen. Casey Jacobson; David King, Chancine Larsen, McKade Lusk, Stephanie Malan, Marci McKay, Jared Meecham, Kristen Mellor, Jammie Mollinet, Daniel Morris, Susanna Motola, Ashton Mower, Jesse Nielson; Carmen Oakley, Tyson Olson, Kylara Papenfuss, William Peters, Jesse Petersen. Brandon Rees, Cole Revoir, Brice Roberts. Senna Russell, Jessica Sampson, Elise Shepherd, Sheena Sherman, Torie Simons; Amy Stubbs, Raeann Swensen, and Jeffrey Wright. STRAIGHT EDGE PAINTING CO. up-gra- project. motion was passed that moratoriwould set a um on sexually oriented business until the Planning and Zoning committee had a chance to create an ordinance Councilman Larsen said they wanted to be careful how the ordinance was written based on other communities bad experiences with such an ordinance. A six-mon- th Mayor Cook remained opposed to a council meeting. but asked for a work meeting with one council member on the fourth Wednesday in place of the second meeting. The council agreed to meet once a month with once-a-mon- th work meeting. Barbara Gordon, CMC, reported that the citys computer sysa tem is Y2K compatible. She also reported that Cervantes has paid his bill in full and that it is mandatory by state law that the city pay a $150 annual setup fee to Blue Stakes. n, Specilmng in Repaints and New Homes Free Estimates - Call now for Quality Painting 462-375- 4 - 469-107- 2 (cell). WINTER CLASSES 3 ON 3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT February 20, 1999 Fee-- 4 Deadline to register volleyball 1. Black Sheep 9-- 1 2. Blains 9-- 1 3. T. Alder Construction 4. Doyles Diesel 5. Ivory Financial 6. Holdens 7. Heirtzlers 8. Spring City 9. Jorgensen's piayers per team is Feb. 12 For more informal ion call llie Ml. Pleasant Recreation Center til or Rick Allred at 5 462-317- morning. According to Fairview Police Cheif Jim Cheney, entry was made on the south side upper level window and over $500 in alcohol, merchandise, mostly beauty supplies, and candy was taken from the store. 7-- 3 5-- 5 5-- 5 5-- 5 3-- 7 2-- 8 4 'Jjl students to play CEDAR CITY-- - Southern Utah University recently held an annual honor band on Jan. 22-2There were 500 applicants and only 150 members of the band were chosen. There were 28 schools represented from across the state. The seven North Sanpete students were chosen to participate. Christina Everitt, flute; Jenny Parnell, oboe; Mary Jane Parnell, trumpet; Kamrun Allen, trumpet; Brett Blackham, french horn; Matthew Syme, baritone; and Daniel Johansen, tuba. Fountain Green Elementary held their annual Spelling Bee on Jan. 19, with 64 participants winners will participate in the 3. District Spelling Bee to be held at Moroni Middle School. Winners are, Jessica Aagard, first place, Kendelll Gowler, second, Melanie Davis, third, and Natashia Mower fourth, will serve as an alternate. Art show displays Gina Garner works':'; collection of Garner will Gina by Monotypes be displayed at Central Utah Art Center from now until Feb. 23. EPHRAI- M- A The show is open to the public at the gallery located at 86 North Main, each Tuesday through Saturday, 11 to 6 p.m. Sesquicentennial Celebration coming in July is offering a reenactment trek of the first pioneers that came to the Sanpitch Valley in 1849. The trek is open to all who want to participate with their own wagons, horseback, buggies, handcarts or hiking. A limited number of wagons will be available for those who wish to rent a seat. Applications for seat rentals are due April 1 . All other applications are due May 1. Applications and information can be obtained by calling or On June 14. 1849, Chief Walker. the Utah Indian Chief from Sanpitch Valley.' and 12 pf his tribe members met in council at Salt Lake City with President Young, and other church officials. The Indians had come to request that the Mormon Leader send colonists down to their land to make settlements and teach Indians to live as the white men lived. On October 28. 1849, 224 pioneers left Salt Lake City for unknown wilderness en route to Sanpete Valley for the proposed colony. In commemoration of the original trek, the trek will begin on Wednesday evening. July 21, at Nephi, then proceed up Salt Creek Canyon on July 22 and camp near Fountain Green On Friday, the train will travel on the west side roads to a camp site south of Wales and reach Manti on Saturday, afternoon July 24, in time to participate in the city parade Each night there will be a campfire program with entertainment and history given of the pioneer trek and other happenings that occurred along the original trail. T! e wagon train committee, Alvin D. Kilmer, Richard Mac-flane. Linda Blake, Allen Gardner. and Doug Barton, have been working on this train for the last several months and feel that those participating will not only experience some of what the pioneers but will gain a experienced, greater appreciation of the sacrifices made to settle Manti and Sanpete Area. graduates Guard Airman SAN ANTONI- O- Lois 6. Shroeder graduated from basic military' training as an Air National Guard Airman, at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, TX. During the six weeks of training, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization, aqd customs and received special : training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree the through community college of the Air Force. Schroeder is the daughter of Laura B Schioeder of Ephraim. Her father and stepmother are Robert J. and Connie Schroeder of Taylorsville. She is a 1998 graduate of Taylorsville High School. 1. Horseshoe Irrigation Company will be held February 10, 7:30 p.m. at Spring City Hall, 150 East Center. Election of officers and voting on converting water shares for well permits will take Gina was born in German. She learned to appreciate the beauties of nature from her father who was a talented artist. ;' Married 35 years to her husband. Gene, they have traveled the world. They lived 34 years in the Salt Lake City area. They now live in Spring City. Lois Shroeder The Sanpete County The annual meeting for place. 3 chooses local at -9 i 4 Honor band MANT1-- - Niesha Russell, and Ashley Taylor. On Second Quarter Honor Roll students listed were Rebecca Anderson, Paige Allen, Anna Anderson, Kade Anderson, Curtis Emilee Blackham, Blackham, Laura Brinkerhoff, Kimberly Brinkerhoff; David Broderick, Benjamin Brower, Jamie Bulow. Whitney Burningham. Lisa Busby. Anna-le- e Cheney, Cody Christensen. Kailee Christiansen, Chanda Devon Clark, Close, Jackie Coates; Betty Cook, Sarah Cowley, Machenzie Cox, Steven Cox, Carl Crosland, Wesley Cqrtis, Karalee Daley, Amy Draper, Taylon Earl, Brittany Eliason; Lorraine Evans, Brent Farley, Emmie Fullmer; Gainan Garcia, Andrew Gardner, Andrew Hardman, Felicia Hiller, Tyson Jarrett, Breeann Jensen, Jaclyn Johansen, Russell Johnson. Trevor Johnson, Drew Jorgensen, Lindsay Kogianes, Laramie Lamprecht; Jerry Larsen, Davin Lembke,' Sarah Lummus, Savana Madsen, Timothy Madsen, Shelley Me-- 1 Pherson, Daniel Mitchie, Bryce Miller, Michelle Miller, Megan Morin. Daniel Motola, Charina , Mower; Torrie Munk, Stephen Noorlan-de- r, Ashley Nunley, John Oakley, Travis Olsen, Devin Perry, Lindsay Peterson, Case Rasmussen, Hailee Rasmussen. Elizabeth Rose, Ischia Scott, Jordan Seely; Rendall Seely, Lacey Shelley, Melissa Skabelund, Amber Sorensen, Chablee Sorensen. Katie Vandenhazel, Amy Washburn, Colton Washburn and Melanie Zabriskie. Co-e- d unidenti- fied juvenile girls were arrested Monday. Jan. 18, for the alleged burglary of the Fairview Bestway grocery store between the hours of 2:00 and 4:00 a.m.. Monday County hosts Pioneer Trek Being optimistic after youve got everything you want dont count. Owner: Wes Nunley 62-3108 Miscellaneous The council passed motion to proceed with the water system announces honor roll Sleeveless shirts are permitted, but must come to the point of the shoulder. Wearing of hats or any other form of head gear, such as banSeventh grade dannas, is not permitted. Shirts Seventh grade high honor roll with inappropriate printing is not recipients are Tonya Anderson, permitted, this includes logos for Jeremy Barton, Nicole Bradley, tobacco or alcohol products. Jamie Earl, Jeremy Hansen; Lacey Johnson, Kali Larsen, Stephen Larsen, Hyrum Lott, $50 Registration each to be placed on railroad ties to prevent trucks from striking the crowds. NS Middle School Hol-gree- MT. PLEASAN- T- North district is remindschool Sanpete ing students and parents of the dress code. Immodest dress in not permissible, including tank bloustops, sheer or es and shirts and blouses that expose the midriff. Dresses, skirts and shorts should be long enough to come within six inches off the floor when in a kneeling position. FAIRVIE- W- Three JL Lois Shroeder Mt. Pleasant Elementary Spelling Bee was held Jan. 20. 4( contestant?. Winners were (left to right) Rebecca Gilbert, firsi place; Frank Bailey, second; Chelsey Jackson, third; and Kylei Wheeler, alternate. HELP WANTED Fairview City is accepting applie cations for a Parks and Recreation Director. This person will be responsible to oversee and administer all park and recreation programs of Fairview City. All resumes or applications must be submitted to the Fairview City Hall by February 12. Wage negotiable. Call Fairview City Hall at for more full-tim- 435-427-38- 58 |
