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Show Messenger-Enterpris- School Board says no prayers at graduation Called to Serve Ephraim Elementary School News LDS Missions Rohn Carl Peterson will serve in BY BRUCE JENNINGS There will not be prayers at Manti and GunnisonValley high schools this year. No. Carolina Mission Ephraim Elementary students perform the May Day Pole Dance during last year's celebration. May Day program scheduled Ephraim Elementary would like to invite all families, friends, and school patrons to attend the traditional May Day Program. This year the program will be at 10 a.m. on May 26th in the Snow College Activity Center. It will feature songs and dances performed by all of the students, plus the traditional May Pole Dance, which has been performed in the school for nearly 50 years. Duncan, Ann Gardner, Virginia BY DIANA RASMUSSEN The office of Congressman Bill Orton awarded the Ephraim Elementary HOSTS (Help One Student to Succeed) Program with a special achievement certificate. This award was given to recognize all HOST volunteers as a valuable asset to the education of youth in our community. The HOST volunteers who have participated are: Ken Lindsay, Lynn Poulson, Maxine Shep- herd, Cathleen Deakin, Esther Anderson, Rachel Jensen, Delila Olsen, Jayne Van Epps, Luana Green, Rhea Peterson, Astrid Larsen, Joyce Olsen, LaRue Johnson, Kristine Green, Denise The South Sanpete School District recommended to the affected schools that they make that decision because of the possibility of an expensive lawsuit based on a Supreme Court ruling. The school board and ad- Elder Rohn CarlPetersonhas been called to serve in the North Carolina, Charlotte Mission. His family will presentthe sacrament meeting at the Gunnison 2nd Ward at 1 p.m. on Sunday, May 23, 1993. Rohn is the son of Keith and ArdellaPeterson.The grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Taylor, Mayfield and Mr. and Mrs. Melroy Jr. Peterson, Gunnison. There will be an open house at the Peterson residence at 225 East 100 South, Gunnison from 6 to 8 p.m. May 23rd. Rohn will enter the MTC on May 26, 1993. ministrators expressed themselves as strongly in favor of graduationprayers," Supt Lewis Mullins said, But we were warned by a state agency that we would be on our own if we had to defend ourselves against a law- suit" During its May meeting the school board also dealt with the se matters: School board member Elaine Burnham will accept the graduates at Manti High School. Roger Nielson and Darrell Warren will distribute the diplomas. Manti High School track coach Jack Rapier made a presentation concerning the fixture of the track and field program at the school. In related action the board decided to discontinue golf and Randy F. Ockey called to Anchorage, Alaska LDS Mission HOSTS program receives award from Orton office Nielson, Eileen Jeffs, Bertha Spann, Wayne Graser, Lisa Sultzman, Susie Nilsson, Susan Larson, JanetteZabriskie,Tauna Anderson, Shirley Chesley, Sue Ann Ockey, Jackie Brown, Carolyn Bailey, Deon Olsen, Marge Erickson, Judy Wheeler, Lela Scholes, Enid Adams, Maige Young, Arlene DeLeeuw, J. Lynn Van Orman, Denise Thursby, Patsy Pace, Marge Thursby, Winona Erickson and Kathy Nielson. Many thanks to these volunteers. Enid Graser, Heidi Good and Carol Nielson are already planning the program for next year. Local students named to SUU Dean's List Randy F. Ockey, son of John and SueAnne Ockey ofEphraim, has been called to serve in the Anchorage, Alaska LDS Mission. He will enter the MTC on May 26. His farwell will be Sunday, May 23, 1993 in the Ephraim 5th Ward at 10:50 a.m. Randy is a 1992 graduate of Manti High School and Seminary. While there he played on the tennis team. He attended BYU this last year. Randy is the third son to serve an LDS Mission in the Deans List for academic achievement. According to the SUU Registrars Office, the following students are on the honor lists: Shelly L. Gottfredson, Jason Peterson and Timothy E. Russon, Ephraim; Lisa A. Jeffs, Manti; Cheri C. Russell, Mt Pleasant and Wendy L. Davis, Wales. Steven Jerome Day called to serve in Chile Mission Steven Jerome Day has been called to serve an LDS mission in the Chile, Santiago South Mission. He will enter the Missionary Training Center on June 9, 1993. Steve is the son of Gerald and LuAnn Day ofEphraim. He is the grandson of Martha Day and Florice Smith, both ofDraper. He will speak in sacrament Sunday, May 23 at 12:20 p.m. in the Ephraim Stake Center. Steve is a 1992 graduate of Manti High School, where he was active in football and golf, and graduated from LDS Seminary. College. He is concurrently teaching Korean and English as a Second Language at Snow, and is a member of the college curriculum and academic standards committees. He has an MA degree in Language Steven J. Day He is currently attending Snow College. Pleasant Grove and Virginia Jacobs of Tucson, Arizona. She graduated from Pleasant Grove High School in 1990 and is an LDS Seminary and Institute graduate. Since graduating from Snow College in 1992, Jessica has been working in Ephraim, Utah. Jessica will speak in sacrament services on Sunday, May 23 at 10:45 a.m. in the Mayfield will serve mission nt average (GPA) of 3.6 or better with at least 25 graded class credits. Lisa is the daughter of Rob- ert and Melody Jeffs of Manti. Walter and Collete Gibson of Manti are her grandparents. Here's how to control the Whitetop problem in county Each year whitetop is becoming more of a problem in Sanpete County. It you have an infestation and just let it go, it will double in size every year. The following chemicals will give good control. Escort (metsulfuron) is one of the most environmentally-saf- e herbicides. Apply 12 to 1 ounce of produce per acre, in 20 to 40 gallons of water, when plants are actively growing. Escort starves the plant to death and will take two to four weeks to accomplish its purpose. If you want to speed up the process and get exceptionally good control, add two to three pints of2,4-- per acre. You should also add 12 to lpintof surfactant per acre. D Telar(chlorsulfuron). Apply same rate as Escort. 2,4-Apply 3 to 4 quarts per acre in 20 to 50 gallons of water. This treatment is more effective if applied before the blossom opens. You also need to add a surfactant to the solution. D: Note: When spraying , whitetop it is important that you obtain thorough foliar coverage. Always read the label when us ing any herbicide. If you have any questions, phone Jack Herring, Sanpete Jessica Jacobs, daughter of Terry and Dorinne Jacobs, of Gunnison, has beencaBed to serve in the Missouri Independence Mission. She will enter the Missionary Training Center on June 9, 1993. Jessica is the granddaughter of Barton and Grace Draper of LDS Ward. School musicians will present Spring Concert Thurs., May 20 The Ephraim Middle School will present their SpringConcert Thursday, May 20, 1033 at 7 p.m. in the Manti High School Auditorium. The concert will feature presentations from the Ephraim 6th, 7th, 8th and Manti High andtheMantiHighSchoolBands County Weed Control Supervisor at ). (462-3329- Card of Thanks We would like to express our appreciation to the many wonderful friends and relatives who assisted us in any way at the time of the passi ng ofour beloved husband and father, Lucien Carlson. We especially thank those who brought food, flowers, expressed sympathy, sent cards or who helped in any way during Lucien's illness and passing. Most sincerely, Norma, Shelley, Evelyn and families . ' ce This change will provide for better correlation with other pro-gram- YoungUniversity. Hegraduated from the Korean course of the Defense Language Institute, where he received the Commandants Award as valedictorian, with a 99 average. He joined the US Air Force in 1982, after serving an LDS mission in Japan. In connection with The following appointments were approved: Chris Christensen as Manti High School drill team advisor; Annette Dyreng as apart-tim- e secretary at Gunnison Valley High School and Koy Lund e cook at Ephraim as a School. Elementary The district will provide $ 1,000 in matchingfunds toward the installation of a marquee at Gunnison Valley High School full-tim- adjacent to Highway 89. Iheother $1,000 will be the contribution of Gunnison Jaycees. The district will also provide $1,000 in matching funds for the installation of a backstop at Gunnison Elementary School with a local civic group contribution covering the other $1,000. his mission he supervised and trained 40 missionaries and taught English. He is currently the executive officer of the Salt Lake unit of a security group. His curre nt billet assignment is Wahiwa, Hawaii He is married and has four children. His family lived with him in Korea and Japan. Position Open Manti City is now accepting applications for the position of Grounds Worker for the cemetery and the city park. This is a part-tim- e position for the summer months will it be and does not include benefits. hourly only, Applications should be completed and delivered if or, mailed, be received by the Manti City offices by the close of business on May 26, 1993. Manti City is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 520 School bands. having a progressive dinner on , There wiU be a bus leaving Tuesday, May 25th. Installation ' the Sterling LDS Church and of the officers and dinner will Ephraim Elemental at 6: 15 p.m. start at 6:30 at the home ofPam for those needingtransportation. Lund, 535 Canyon Circle. ' Anyone who is interested in joining may come. Dues will be $6.00 for the year. RSVP by Friday May 21 to Jennifer Bigelow, Kathy ' or Melissa DeLeeuw, Olsen, Save Now on PENNZOIL MOTOR OIL I0w30, 10w40, 15w40, 5w30, PZL Turbo 0x30 1 PZLTr-r.S- I urmxi Business, Building For Sale qt EXPRESS Manti Commercial Building For Sale, over 4,000 sq. ft. AUTO PARTS Also, Appliance Repair Business for Sale, will train, excellent opportunity. 80 W. Main Mt. Pleasant Call 835-494- 9 s. at Snow in Missouri List students must earn a grade-poi- The weekly hour, which reduces the instructional day by an hour to provide for other activities, will be changed from Monday afternoon to Friday afternoons. Memorial Day services will be held Mon., May 31 at 10 a.m. at the Ephraim City Cemetery. Guest speaker will be Carl Sullivan, a Lieutenant in the US Navy Reserves, ofEphraim. The program is sponsored by Ephraim City and the public is invited. Lt Sullivan is head of the Japanese Language Department Ockey family. Jessica Jacobs To be named to the Deans cross country as school financed sports, but individual athletes will still be allowed to compete in these sports on their own. Memorial Day Services scheduled at Ephraim . Six students from Sanpete County were placed on the Page 4 Thursday, May 20, 1993 e, ! 520,27 1 |
