Show ftcdnc5dn March 1991 THE H1C1IFIFUI REAPER 16 11B Fremont News The 'Scent Of Spring NaTani Taj lor NaTani Taylor is attending an a ial insemination school in Logan sponsored by the American Breeders Sers ice to become a certified AI technician Hclaman Nocs NaTani TaIor's brother is expected to return March 16 from his LDS mission to South Africa He will report his mission March 20 in the Hanksvillc LDS Ward at 10 a m All Primary age children are invited to a party at the church March 17 at 4 pm Jesse and Wade Johnson daugh- Spring is in the air In most places spring is haded by the smell of grass turning green fresh ncwly-lurne- d dirt and flowers and trees starting to blossom But in Fremont the smell most reminiscent to me of spring is the smell of manure as it is hauled out to the fields As I drove dow n the road and looked out at the manure-strew- n field and I knew — spring is smelled the air here Honorees From Six County Program Recipients of honors from the Six County Economic Development honor banquet include Janet Hansen front left Duane Cruthfield Milton Harmon Philip Baker Vince Crawford Russell Dobson and Mike Palmer On the back are Fred Hansen left Cordon Kiesel Roger Foisy Ken Ware Tony Dearden Joseph F Smith Lee Couch Fred Christensen and George W Johansen Awards were made during event held in Loa last month Area Businesses Leaders Honored LOA — During the fourth annual recognition and installation banquet at the Road Creek Inn Restaurant in Loa the Six County Economic Develop District honored area businesses and community leaders for their efforts and contribution to economic and community development Richfield Coca-ColBottling Company was presented with the regional economic development a award The company was recognized for its continual effort to support civic public and private events through promotional endeavors within the six county area Accepting the award on behalf of the company were Fred Christensen general manager and Lee Couch sales manager Chcslcy Christensen mayor of Mt Pleasant City and SCEDD vice chairman made the presentation Ncphi City received the regional beautification award Mayor Christensen also made this presentation and recognized the city for its planning effort and implementation process toward meeting its beautilica-tio- n goals and objectives Accepting the award and traveling trophy on behalf of Ncphi City were Milton Harmon city councilman and Philip Baker parks and cemetery supervisor Ash Grove Cement West Inc was recognized for the significant economic strength it provides to Juab and neighboring counties Glenn Grccnhalgh director of economic development for Juab County made the presentation Duane Crutchfield plant manager and Ware Ken human manager received the award on behalf of the company Continental Lime Inc was honored for its contribution to the economic vitality of Millard County Accepting the award on behalf of the company were Russell Dobson Cricket Mountain plant manager and Mike Palmer maintenance supervisor Millard County Commissioner Tony Dearden made the presenta- tion Joseph F and Nancy Smith owners and managers of The Wooden Nickel in Marysvalc were recognized for their entrepreneurial spirit and creating employment in Piute County Piute County Commissioner Don Julandcr presented Mr Smith with the award Mrs Smith was unable to attend George W Johansen ow ncr and manager of GW Johansen Construction Company of Ml Pleas- ant was honored for the significant employment he creates and economic strength he provides to Sanpete County Sanpete County Commissioner J Keller Christenson presented Mr Johansen with the award The Paiutc ATV Trail Committee was recognized for its outstanding coordination and development of the Piute ATV Trail which has greatly enhanced the tourism industry of Sevier County Accepting the award on behalf of the committee were Roger Foisy chairman and Gordon Kiesel committee member Richard Lcyba director of economic development for Sevier County made the presentation Fred and Janet Hansen ow ners and managers of The Torrcy Greenhouse in Torrcy were honored for their continual growth and employment contribution to the eco nomic strength and well being Wayne County of Wayne County Commissioner Meeks Morrell presented Mr and Mrs Hansen w ith the award Recognition was given to Rep Mike Slylcr who resigned from the SCEDD board after 1 1 years of service Millard County Commissioner Tony Dearden received an award on behalf of Rep St ler who was unable to attend Vinsccnt Crawford district manager of Utah Power serving Delta and Milford was installed as a new ly appointment member of the SCEDD board and Panoramaland Resource Conservation and Development Council The recognition banquet is sponsored annually by the Six County economic Development District Board and Panoramaland Resource Conservation and Development Council Members include Mayor Keith Gillins chairman Fillmore Mayor Chesley Christensen vice chairman Ml Pleasant Carolyn Brock secretary indusirialbusiness representation Glen Ogden RC&D treasurer Commissioner J Morris Lunt Juab Commissioner Lana Moon Millard Commissioner Lindon Routine Piute Commissioner J Keller Christenson Sanpete Commissioner Gerald Nice Sevier and Commissioner Meeks Morrell Wayne dcremploymcnt representative Golden Mangclson agriculture representative Mark Leavitt at large J Randy McKnight at large and Vinsccnt Crawford industrial and business representative RC&D council members are Craig Chappell Fremont River SCD supervisor Virgc Christensen Millard County SCD Supervisor Randy Grccnhalgh Juab County SCD supervisor Arthur King Sanpete County SCD supervisor Eugene Losec Delta SCD supervisor Glen Ogden Sexier County SCD supers isor and Roger Westwood Fiutc County SCD supervisor Exofficio members are Technical Committee members Robyn Pearson Millard Glenn Grccnhalgh Juab Richard Lcyba Sevier Stacie Gass Piute Loyd Hunt Wayne Joe Blain Sanpete Lynn Sdulf-ma- n SBDCSnow College Mark Cox Utah Power and Matthew Creamer Garkane Power Six County Economic Development District staff members are Carvel Muglcby executive director Russ Cowley director Emery Polcloncma procurement coordinator Lorraine Gregcrson tourism Couples attended the Fremont LDS Ward Relief Society birthday dinner and program Entertainment consisted of musical numbers by Sharon Durfy Pauline Jackson and Linda Blackburn Adin Waite recited cowboy poetry The Scout Klondike Derby was March 4 and 5 with leaders Adin Waite Michael Durfy Darren Nelson and Wallace Curtis Chicken pox prevented one scout from attending and two scouts came dow n with the flu during the night and were brought back to tow n Alta Albrecht was visited by Dean and Betty Anderson Kearns She was looking forward to weekend visits from daughters Joyce Cox Bountiful and Karma Rcvas Sugar House ter and of Elvin and son-in-la- Pauline Jackson will be sealed in the Mann LDS Temple The Fremont LDS Ward Scout Banquet w ill be Tuesday March 22 at 7 pm Family Affair To Theme Poster Event 4-- Teen Club is Sexier County for all a contest sponsoring poster interested youths Posters must have name age phone number address and school on back Posters arc due in your school office Wednesday March 16 theme Posters must have a what is posters will Creativity be judged on After judging posters will be displayed in schools throughout the county and prizes w ill be aw arded to the lop posters 4-- Jackie Hedtkc went to Cedar Hills to care for the children of her sister Dana while she attended school in California Alan and NaTani Taylor look their Simmcntal bulls to the annual Utah Simmcntal Association Bull Sale in Ogden for the first time and reportedly found it fun in spite of all the hard work 4-- coordinator Shirleen Lowry administrative assistant and Pam Hardman secretary RC&D staff members are Mont Turner coordinator and Pauline Barney secretary Also Mayor Robert Steele Ncphi Mayor Ron Bushman Marysvalc Mayor 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