Messenger-Enterpris- Page 8 Thursday, April 20, 1995 e, w Returned from LDS Mission Centennial Happenings BY NANCY LEMON y Sanpete Media representative IBV6-W- 0 The Henry Rifle has arrived! Brad Ness of S & S Specialties arrived at the home of Sanpete Centennial Chairman May Peterson, carefully toting the commemorative rifle. Only 00 of the guns were made, and the committee purchased number five. After much consideration, the committee has decided on a creative way to find a new owner for the gun. During the first half of the 996 Centennial year, balls will be held throughout the county. The purchase of a ball ticket will entitle the holder of the ticket entry for a door prize. The Henry Rifle, being the grand door prize, will be given away at the Sanpete County Fair in August. 1 1 Residents throughout the county are welcome to purchase tickets for the balls in each community. Mt. Pleasant will host the first ball of the year for New Years. Manti will hold their Military Ball in February, followed by Gunnisons Ball in March with the Joe Muscolino band. In April, Fairview is planning a Western Dance. Snow College will hold their Inaugural Ball in May. r f t SJr Centennial Chairman May Peterson looks on as Brad Ness with S & S Specialties hands the Henry Rifle over to Kent Lemon, committee member assigned to the gun. Ephraim Stampede Rodeo 1 be chosen 1 horsemanship skills at the Ephraim City Arena. The winners will reign over the rodeo which will be held on May 26 and 27. There will be a clinic prior to the contest which the 994 Queen, D.J. Sorenson, will conduct. She will assist and answer questions. Any girls, 14 years of age and older, may contact any of the following, if interested: D. J. 1 Sorenson, Nielsen, 445-325283-471- McFarlane, Szakacs, 283-662- Jolene Susan Kathy 0; 9; 283-406- 1; 1. $400. was arrested in Moroni by the April 14: Elizabeth Ann Sanpete County Sheriff for two Lopez of Ephraim was arrested by counts of felony evading, reckless the Ephraim Police for assault and driving and speed violations. Bail was set at $10,840. April 8: Ronald Marvin Sorensen, Gunnison, was arrested in Gunnison by the Gunnison Police Dept for criminal mischief and domestic violence. Bail was set at terroristic threats. Bail was set at $1,600. April 15: Troy Lee Clark, of Bountiful, was arrested in Ephraim by the Ephraim Police for DUI. Bail was set at $ ,200. 1 ATTENTION ALL VETERANS. WIDOWS AND DEPENDENTS Randy Ockey Elder Randy Ockey, son of John and SueAnne Ockey, of Ephraim, will return from the Anchorage Alaska Mission April 20. He will report on his mission v ; f il i April 23 at 9:45 a.m. in the Ephraim Stake Center. i 1 Many activities planned to highlight Child Abuse Prevention Month on Wednesday, Fairview - 7 p.m. Donations are greatly apprewhich will begin at the April 19, Gunnison Elementary at 3:30 p.m. ciated, but not necessary. We would like to invite any The team and their entourage will then walk through each town as interested community members to they work their way northward walk with us all the way or part of through Sanpete County. The the way. If you cant participate, schedule will follow these ap- please show your support by proximate times: Gunnison El- honking or waving as we pass you. For more information, please ementary - 3:30 p.m.; Church in call 4 1 south Small or Kay Jensen at park Sterling p.m.; of Manti 4:15 p.m. Kents, Carol Ann Christensen at Ephraim - 5 p.m.; Mt. Pleasant April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. The local Child Abuse Prevention Team has many activities planned to help raise public awareness. Members of the team will be trying blue ribbons on car antennas throughout the county. When you discover a blue ribbon on your antenna, please take pride in the symbolism it holds. They will also be placing donation jars in local stores so donate your spare pennies to a good cause. The team is also sponsoring a Walk-a-Tho- n 835-817- (Terrels) 6 p.m.; and Arena, Wasatch Academy will observe weekend of April as Founder's Day Ephraim, recently returned home from the Tennessee Knoxville 21-2- 3 Mission where he has been laboring for the last two years. Mt. Pleasants population will He will report his mission at 12:15 p.m. at the Ephraim Stake be increasing the weekend of April 21st - 23rd as Wasatch Academy Center. He is the son of Gary and celebrates its 20th Founders Sheila Olson, of Ephraim and Day. Over 350 visitors are ex- Terry and Gayle Fonville of Castle pected to be present for the annual alumni weekend. The events on Dale April 22nd include complimentary luncheons for the classes of 1940, 1945, 1955, 1965; the traditional Alumni Tea in the afternoon, and the Alumni Banquet at 6 p.m. In addition, the day will be high- Dutch oven cooking will highlight Scout Banquet X,l Manti, North Sanpete and Gunnison High School students, tying blue ribbons on car antennas to remind us of Child Abuse Prevention Month lighted with two very special events. The dedication of the new mathscience building will be held only formal school setting avail- - Hall are the next projects for this able to many of its students. new era. Of the $4.2 million acafirst quired to complete this master Academys demic building, built in 1891, plan, the Board of Trustees has Hungerford Hall, burned to the contributed $1.3 million of the ground April 4, 1933. With that, money needed, Over the past eight years, Hungerford Hall was replaced with the Craighead School Build- - Wasatch Academy has increased ing and Craighead Industrial Hall student enrollment by which were completed in Novem- - Wasatch Academy welcomes r, 1935. This March, Wasatch dents from all over the world. Academy opened the newest aca- - Presently, Wasatch Academy has demic addition to the campus in 20 enrollment from outside the 60 years, the MathScience BuildUnited States, 25 from Utah and 55 from other areas of the couning. Inspired by the visionary' lead- - try. Wasatch Academys diverse ership of Joseph Loftin, Headmas-a- t and learning enviter. Dr. Frank G. Moody, President ronment perpetuates educational, of the Board and Jim Loughlin, social, spiritual and moral develTrustee and past President of the opment. Board, the completion of the new Wasatch Academy awards MathScience Building marks a 30 of the student body with new era for the school. Plans for scholarships, currently requiring building a new Student Center and an annual scholarship budget of renovating the current Dining I lall $350,000. and the Auditorium at Craighead For more information contact Wynne Smith at 64. stu-be- multi-cultur- al 3.30 p.m. in front of the new This Thursday, April 20, building. Several distinguished Sanpete District of Boy Scouts of guests will speak, including will hold its Annual trict 68 Representative Michael Scout Recognition Banquet. The R. Styler, Delta, and Mayor banquet is pot luck dutch oven. Chesley Christensen, Mt. PleasThere are many varieties of dutch ant. Tours of the new facility will oven cooking available for the follow the dedication. tasting and its the best price in Dedication of MathScience town free. Building The banquet is for all adult Wasatch Academy, the oldest and their leaders, partners who are and only independent boarding I involved in scouting in any aspect, high school in Utah, will dedicate IMvJICU I I It is a great time to enjoy good the new MathScience Building on food, great company, and help Wasatch Academys 120th honor some of our great volunteer Founders Day celebration, April From dust thou art but not dirt speaker at Education leaders in the Sanpete District. 22, 1995 at 3:30 p.m. Week, will The banquet will be at the Let it endure like the Believing who I really am, will speak to the youth at 7 p.m. at the Manti Tabernacle, 7 p.m. April 20. Wasatch Mountains ... call it be the topic at the Ephraim Stake Ephraim Stake Center Chapel. Plan on fixing your favorite dutch Wasatch Academy. So said Dr. Young Women and Young Men Parents are welcome. Manti youth reseoven recipe and bring it with to see Duncan McMillan, a young Pres14 and older are also invited to ifyou can w in the coveted Grease byterian minister, who founded Jeffery Sermon, a featured attend. Wasatch Academy 120 years ago, Spoon Award. Please bring your ow n dishes in Mount Pleasant, Utah. At the and check with your Scouting time of the schools founding and Coordinator for possible food as- - for several decades to follow, signments. Wasatch Academy provided the Dis-Ameri- ca - to speak at stake fireside -- - neProfe$$ionajs CBac! BIDS NOW BEING ACCEPTED The Sanpete County CFS A Office is accept- The Service Officer from The American Legion Department Service Office, in Salt Lake City will be in your area to assist you in understanding and applying for rightful VA Benefits, Preparing and documenting applications for Compensation, Pension, I lospitalization, Education, and other benefits. This is a free service and veterans need not be a member of The American Legion to qualify for assistance. The American Legion Service Officer will be at the Ephraim Job Service Monday, May 8, 1995 from 12:00-1:0- 0 p.m. For further information contact Kayleen Beebe, secretary to The American Legion, at 524-594- 3. ' lloH CPhoHl Mpjfppl milUolLICtl IQlHcm oOl IvUUItU Sanpete Sheriff Booking Report April 8: Yuji Sakaba, Manti yj S 1 The Ephraim Stampede Rodeo Queen Contest will be held on Saturday, May 6th, beginning at a.m. in the Ephraim Senior Citizens Center. Contestants ill be judged on poise and appearance. Following this segment of the contest, the contestants will be judged on their Y . i Elder T.J. Fonville, of will t d. Fonville Queen MW. h.rr Spring City has plans for their Ball in July. The gun will be displaced in a designated place in each community during the month in which they are hosting the dance. Tickets will be The committee members marvelled at the beauty of the rifle which was displayed center-tabl- e in its glass case at the April 5th meeting. Linda Sappington, the Statehood Southern Utah Regional Consultant, was impressed that the committee had the foresight to purchase the rifle and come up with a creative way to give it away, as the initial raffle idea was quickly disbanded as an illegal activity in the State of Utah. Although the 4440 Uberti Henry is built to handle modern smokeless ammunition and can deliver accuracy at distances farther than the naked eye can see, it is certain that the lucky winner of the door prize will want to keep it untouched as a valuable collectible of the Utah Centennial. The rifle is currently housed in a bank vault for protection. pre-sol- t ing bids from aircraft vendors to perform aerial compliance in Southern Utah. The aircraft must be equipped for aerial photography and the pilot must have a valid commercial pilots license. 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