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Voters make choices during municipal elections

SANPETE COUNTY — Prelimi- votes and Don R. Olson received 346. on the council. Four candidates ran for the two city Moroni
nary results of the 2017 Municipal Three candidates ran for the two Gunnison council seats. Dave Oxman received Two candidates ran for the o ce
Elections have been received from city council seats. Greg Boothe re- Two candidates ran for the o ce of 290 votes; Jason G. Maylett, 598; of mayor. Paul Bailey received 205
the Sanpete County Clerk. ceived 486 votes, Margie O. Ander- mayor. In a very close race, Lori Nay Brett McCall, 107; and Mary Lon- votes; and Todd Anderson, 132. The
Centerfi eld son,716; and Neil Johnson, 386. The received 245 votes; and Blake Donald- nie Wintch, 552. The two seats will new mayor will be Paul Bailey.
The elections in Centerfi eld were two seats will be fi lled by Greg Boothe son 237. Nay will continue to serve as be fi lled by Jason Maylett and Mary Three candidates ran for the two
cancelled since one of the candidates and Margie Anderson. mayor. Wintch. two-year council seats. Orson L. Cook
withdrew, thus eliminating the need Fountain Green Two candidates ran for the two Mayfi eld received 191 votes, Jenifer Lamb, 247;
for an election. Those who had fi led Two candidates ran for the o ce of city council seats. Michelle N. Smith In Mayfi eld, John Christensen re- and write-in Paul Green, 77. Filling
for election will automatically fi ll mayor. Jess Bailey received 105 votes; received 266 votes; and Robert C. ceived 120 votes; and Walt Jenkins, 85. the vacancies will be Jenifer Lamb
the vacant seats. The mayor will be and Willard Wood 207. Willard Wood Andersen 384. Both will fi ll the two Christensen will continue to serve as and Orson Cook.
Thomas Sorensen. The two four-year will serve as the new mayor. council seats. mayor. In the two four-year council seats,
council members will be David Beck Three candidates ran for the two Manti For council seats, Erick Peterson re- Fred Atkinson received 219 votes; and
and Hayden Jensen. city council seats. Verden D. Dent un- Korry L. Soper ran unopposed for ceived 154 votes; Mike Bennett, 134; Justin Morley 219. Both candidates
Ephraim fortunately passed away. Rod Hansen the o ce of mayor. He received 675 Catherine Coulter, 45; and Malynda will serve.
Two candidates ran for the o ce of received 229 votes and write-in Larry votes and will continue to serve as the Bjerregaard, 173. Peterson and Bjerre-
mayor. Richard Squire received 559 Woodcox received 201. Both will serve mayor. gaard will serve on the council. Please see VOTERS, Page 2

Eagle project upgrades VFW memorial Two accidents,

no fatalities

FAIRVIEW — Trey Robison, of Boy
Scouts of America Troop 502, with the SANPETE COUNTY — On Nov.
help of several other people recently 1, at approximately 2:45 p.m., a
completed his Eagle Scout project of 1991 Chevrolet pickup driven by
redoing and signifi cantly improving Cora Emmons, 41, Fairview; was
the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) traveling northbound on Highway
Memorial at the Fairview Cemetery. 89 near milepost 279, north of Mt.
There will be a dedication of the Pleasant.
project on Veterans’ Day, Saturday, The pickup left the right side of
Nov. 11, at 10 a.m., in conjunction the roadway, then came back onto
with the VFW Flag Ceremony. Lt. the roadway and over corrected,
Gov Spencer Cox is expected to be in crossing over the center line,
attendance. starting to spin turning 180 de-
The Eagle project consisted of re- grees before leaving the roadway
doing, repairing and adding to the on the right shoulder and rolling
VFW Memorial. It included adding the vehicle up onto its driver side.
military fl ag poles, a paver-stone Fortunately Emmons was wear-
walkway and re-located memorial ing a seat belt and received only
bench. minor injuries. She declined med-
All the names of Veteran’s were ical attention at the scene.
redone on a display with a fl ag back- Later the same day, at approx-
ground and military images which is The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) memorial at the Fairview Cemetery has recently been signifi cantly improved imately 3:30 p.m., a 1995 Nissan
because of Trey Robison’s Eagle Scout project. It will be dedicated Saturday, Nov. 11, at 10 a.m.
lighted at night. This also included KSX driven by Reuel Christensen,
a plot map with names for locating project earlier this year in July, but Robison chose this project to honor shared many stories of his experi- 82, Springville; was traveling
graves on the other side of the board. didn’t start physically working on it veterans that have put their lives on ences. southbound on US Highway 89
A double-sided roof was installed until late August. He wanted to have the line so that we, as people of this Trey has always looked up to his near mile post 295, near Indianola.
above the display. it completed in time for Veteran’s Day, nation, may be free. Robison’s grand- The Nissan went left of center,
Trey Robison started planning the and that goal has been met. father is a Vietnam veteran and has Please see EAGLE, Page 2 Please see ACCIDENTS, Page 2

Snow College announces partnership with USU

EPHRAIM — Students studying they complete a USU bachelor’s de- and serve as the liaison between the benefi t to students and increased
business will soon have additional gree. USU Logan Campus and USU’s stu- support for economic development
opportunities to complete a degree The format is unique. USU courses dents in Ephraim. in our six-county service area.”
because Snow College and Utah State will be taught during traditional day- Other USU professors will also In addition to the two bachelor’s
University (USU) recently announced time hours in the Snow College Busi- travel to Ephraim to deliver face-to- degrees in business administration
a new partnership to begin with the ness Building. Students will have ac- face content. Dr. Jim Davis, man- and marketing, the Huntsman School
fall 2018 class schedules. cess to Snow College student services agement department head from the will also deliver minors in entrepre-
The new partnership between and activities, while also taking ad- Huntsman School, is enthusiastic neurship and technical sales.
the USU Jon M. Huntsman School vantage of the vast opportunities and about the partnership, saying, “The Both minors could be valuable ad-
of Business and the Snow College resources available from the Hunts- USU/Snow partnership challenges all ditions to the business-related majors
LUMINA IMAGES Business Department will provide a man School of Business. of us to have vision, to suspend dis- and also to the two bachelor programs
A new partnership between the way for Snow College students to re- Additionally, the exclusive Hunts- belief, and to ‘Dare Mighty Things’ at Snow College in commercial music
USU Jon M. Huntsman School main in Ephraim while earning a USU man Scholar program will be avail- together!” and software engineering.
of Business and Snow College bachelor’s degree in either business able to qualifi ed students taking USU Snow College President Gary Carl-
Business Department provides a administration or marketing. classes at Snow College. ston applauds the partnership: “Snow
way for Snow College students to Students who complete their two- USU has committed to deliver College is pleased to join with Utah
earn a USU bachelor’s degree in
either business administration year Associate of Science Business courses in a face-to-face format State University in o ering this excit-
or marketing while remaining in degree at Snow can seamlessly move where possible. USU professor, Dr. ing opportunity for students. Work-
Ephraim. into their third and fourth years as Chalon Keller, will both teach courses ing together, we can provide a great 8 08805 93545 5

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