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Show Thursday, March 26,1998 Page Messenger-Enterpris- e Incumbent seeks re-electi- County Clerk incumbent, that office. Kristine Frischknecht Anderson, a Democrat, announces her candidacy for reelection. Ms. Anderson has served Sanpete County for 20 years. She was deputy assessor for 13 years, As County Clerk, Ms. Anderson is responsible for overseeing all general elections. She is clerk of the District Court, handling successfully completing courses required by the Utah State Tax Commission in becoming a Certified Appraiser, and is currently completing her second-plu- s term as County Clerk, having been originally appointed to the office in 1989 and elected in 1990 and 1994. The County Clerks office has expanded as Sanpete County has grown and Kristines expertise and experience has been a major factor in the efficiency apparent in Building Skills Workshop termed "huge success" records of court proceedings and filing of Court documents. She is a member of the Sixth District Court Coordination Team and Co Chair of the State District Court Committee for Secondary Contract Sites. Kristine sets the agenda for monthly meetings of the County Zoning and Planning Commission and the Board of Adjustments as well as bimonthly meetings of the Sanpete County Commission and acts as clerk for these bodies. She is the County Records Manager. As the current first Vice President of the Utah Association of Counties, an office to w hich she was elected by hoi peers, Ms. Anderson will become the organisation's President next year. She and three other executive officers lead a 37 member board which determines policies and directs activities for the 29 Utah counties, providing effective county government for the state. Ms. Anderson takes opportunities whenever available, to improve her knowledge of her role as County Clerk through educational courses and certification classes on both state and national levels. Her broad experience and knowledge are invaluable to the entiie county. Sim understands the commitment requited for the position of County Cleik. Kristine frischknecht Anderson is a native of Sanpete County. She is the oldest daughter of Kay and Jean frischknecht of Manti. She has attended local schools and is active in civic and church affairs. She served as a volunteer with the Sanpete County fair for 8 y ears and for nine y ears she w as editor of the I aiibook. Kristine has been a member of the Sanpete County 1 Adv isory Counsel and Coordinator for the 4-- Lawn Aeration i SPRING IS HERE. AVOID THE RUSH. CALL NOW! Master Craftsman Dick Cook oversees as his grandson Justin Davis works on a decorative plaster (others are students). By Lisa (435) By Lisa Pickett Mike Anderson recently became the new Director of Student Support Serv ices at Snow College. Taking Alema Teos the students they choose for this program are first generation and have low income. As director, Anderson will or- place. ganise tutors, academic and career Anderson will now oversee the federal grant programs for the Student Support Serv ices. I le and the rest of the Students Support Department will work with approximately 200 students who adv isement, transfer assistance to four year universities, field trips to four year universities, and cul- tural events for the students. Anderson received his masters degree in guidance and counqualify for this program. To seling from the University of South Dakota. He will remain Diqualify they must be first generalow a tion college students, have rector of Student Support Services income status, a physical impairfor at least four y ears, and then the ment, or a learning disability. college will reapply for a federal Anderson say s about two thirds of grant for the program. Ser-vie- Sanpete Sheriff Booking Report 1 Japanese Exchange Program. She is the mother of three and has three grandchildren. Ms. Anderson is committed to serving the citizens of Sanpete County. She is an efficient and loyal public official and would appreciate your vote in November. Call LaMar James at becomes Student Services Director Mike Anderson as County Clerk on Adam Boyd 28 by the UIIP and charged with Brotherson. 8. Mt. Pleasant, was ai rested in Mt. Pleasant by the Mt Pleasant City Police and charged with warrant out of Mt. Pleasant Justice Court. Bail: $1 12.50. March 18. Lconel S. Estrada. 18. I phraim, was arrested in Manti by the UIIP and charged with DUI, Driving on Susp., No Insurance. Bail: Booked and Released for Court. March 19: Duane K. Mellor, 22, fayettc, was arrested on I Iwy DUI. Speed violations. Bail: $1,540. March 20: Shane Berry. 25 Riverton, was arrested in Manti by the Court and charged vv ith 30 day commitment. Bail: None March 17: 1 March 21: J Pickett Fifteen people attended the Snow College Traditional Building Skills Institute workshop on decorative and fiat plaster. The course included a philosophy of historic preservation practices for the repair, cleaning, coating and the use of decorative and fiat plaster in new construction. The course was taught by master craftsman Dick Cook at Snow College. The students worked on a v ariety of surfaces such as rock, metal, and sheet rock plaster. Russ Mendenhall, Snow College Professor of Building Construction, commented that this project was a great opportunity for students because plaster is a skill you learn. It takes tuning and practice because its critical that the mixing for the three separate plasters is done correctly. There will be three other building skills workshops offered to students, tradespeople, and interested public. On April 1 there will be a millwork and wood preservation workshop, on April 1 8 a decorative painting course will be offered, and on June 6 there will be a log and timber rehabilitation course. 1 6-- 4-- Shop at Home Loidy, Lordy, Look whos Forty! 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