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Show Page 6 Thursday, April 23, 1998 Messenger-Enterpris- e Trek to Martin's Cove will be staged again this summer Austin Christensen is scholarship recipient R. Austin Christensen was recently awarded the Gene Robinson Scholarship at a banquet held at BYU on April 1. The Gene Robinson Award is a departmental scholarship in the Family Sciences. Austin is a graduate of Manti High School, where he was a member of the National Honor Society, and has completed all requirements for graduation at Snow College, where he has been named to the Deans List each quarter. Austin is the son of Rick and Julie Christensen of Manti. He plans to attend BYU in June. Austin Christensen Write a Letter to the Editor AREA MEETINGS Walk where the pioneers plan an inspiring vacation that will walked and feel of the spirit which lingers at those sacred sites. A trek to Martins Cove and Rock Creek, Wyoming, similar to the one which the stake youth took last summer, is being organized by the Manti Utah Stake to take place this summer. Last August, the stake youth conference was held at those historic monuments in Wyoming, where a truly inspiring handcart trek to Martins Cove was undertaken. So overwhelming was the spirit we felt and lifes lessons we learned, that many of the youth and leaders expressed a desire to return this summer with their families, said Scott Hintze, of the never be forgotten. You will have the opportunity to pull a handcart together and meet pioneers along the trail. You will hear inspiring stories of sacrifice, faith, commitment, heroism, sorrow and tri- Manti Utah Stake Presidency. We will again walk where the pioneers walked and feel of the spirit which lingers at these sacred sites, he said. The Stake has reserved the dates of August 1998, for Manti Stake families who want to 6-- 8, Ephraim (basement) City Bldg 5 South Mam St. Mt. Alcoholics Anonymous QUESTIONS: (801) 8 Manti Senior Citizen Menus Pleasant Rec. Center (upstairs) 1 0 North State Rec. Center (upstairs) 10 North State 427-941- Monday 8 00 p m. Sunday 10 00am. Wednesday (Jim or Carla) or 8 00 835-520- pm. 0 Manti Elementary Positive Action Students umph, Pres. Hintze said. While on the trek last summer, the youth and leaders gained a deeper appreciation for the comforts we now enjoy, for the gospel of Jesus Christ, and the heritage we have. The value of this experience outweighs any obstacle or sacrifice in your way, a last years participant said. You will never view your personal struggles and trials in the same light. Everyone will be responsible for their ow n transportation, meals and camping supplies. The stake will provide the programs and activities. To sign up for this event, or for more information on cost, itinerary, etc. contact Scott Hintze at 835-815- BreeAnna Nielson and Sarena Masco by May 10th. 1 a bun, potato salad, sliced beets, orange slice, rice pudding Wed. April 29: Hot chicken salad, buttered carrots, cheese Fri. April 24: Salisbury steak, steamed rice, broccoli, banana cream pie Tues. April 28: BBQ beef on stick, applesauce, rolls, butter Thurs. April 30: Roast Pork, baked potato, peas, cherry David Hugentobler and Amanda Leatham shortcake FROM IHE CROWD Advertising in the newspaper is a sure way to get seen. People reading the newspaper arent driving, theyre not flipping through different channels with the remote control, theres no mute button. . . Thats what makes newspaper advertising such a good choice. Youre reading this ad. . .right? So are your customers. Advertise in the newspaper. YouTl be glad you. did. TOE EjAN0 FI iWH &i5iej i m & prats aim Inc. 35 South Main Manti, Utah 84642 Messenger-Enterpris- e (435) 835-424- 1 |
