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Show Page B2 Thursday, Messenger-Enterpris- e Richard Olsen art on display Karen H. Buchanan Albert Antrei, in his book tent and whatever supplies and equipment...necessary to take him about Manti, HIGH, DRY AND through the week. He played an OFFSIDE, tells that at the time of important part in organizing nahis appointment as the first federtional forests and their staffs in By ally appointed forest ranger on the Manti Ranger District, Beauregard Kenner was operating a small saw-mil- l. He had gone out of his way to become a student of the geology and botany of the watershed. He left home on Monday morning, riding a horse or a mule and leading a pack animal bearing his Southern Utah. In an oil painting commissioned by the Manti Arts Council, local artist, Richard Olsen has featured Mr. Kenner and his animals in one of their treks through the forest. The uniform Bory wears in the painting is typical of that era and one of the trees in the fore- - Holly Dyreng will Sanpete in represent Miss Utah Pageant Miss Sanpete County, Holly Drcng, will be competing at the Miss Utah Scholarship Pageant in Orem, June Holly will be competing with 64 other contestants from around the state. She in ground bears a poster indicating that this is U.S. Forest Service Property. The painting is done with Mr. Olsens usual skill and gives the viewer the feeling of having been there just the other day. This is just one of several recent permanent acquisitions featured in the Summer Display at the Manti Art Gallery. Two of the three paintings by Dr. Hal Davidson that were displayed recently in the City Library were donated to the Gallery, the color- tic talent displayed in the gallery '.over the years. ful Rainbow Over Slickrock All of this display is a part of and Leaving Nauvoo, Country a very realistic depiction of one of the Century of Sanpete Art show the first wagon trains. They were which features Sanpete artists past very favorably reviewed when and present in five galleries throughout the county through they were first displayed in the July 20. We urge you to visit all brary. of these art centers in Ephraim and The temporary display feaFairview, as well as here in Manti. Manti old tures photographs of Manti Gallery is open :00 The it High School when was where the city offices are now housed. 5:00, Monday through Friday, in T his display is courtesy of Albert the City Building Eva Beal Antrei, one of the former princi Holly Dyreng Honorary Degrees er Helen has served as Stake Relief Society President, and has been an ordinance worker in the Provo and Manti Temples. Helen is extremely active in many church and civic groups. Darol B. and Thora Jensen Rasmussen met at Snow College in 1939 and graduated in 1941. Darol served an LDS mission. When he returned, he was called into (he army and served during World War II. Darol and Thora were married before he left for training camp. Thora went on to BYU and majored in Elementary Education. After the war, Darol went to the University of Utah and then on to the University of California fora Doctor of Dental Science (DDS) degree. Darol and Thora are the parents of four children. Thora enjoyed teaching elementary and raising her children. Darol worked in dentistry for 30 years and also in real estate. Darol served as a member of the Snow College Foundation Board. He also enjoyed working with the youth and served extensively in the Boy Scout Program. Darol served a Catholic Mission in Guatemala to provide free medical services. Darol and Thora were recipients of the 1994 Snow College Distinguished Alumni Award. They were key contributors to the Carillon Bell Tower on the Snow College campus. The Rasmussens are retired and work a ranch in California. The Honorable K.L. Mclff was appointed to the Sixth District Court in November 1994 by Governor Michael O. Leavitt. He served Garfield, Kane, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier, and Wayne Counties. He grew up in Sanpete County, went to grade school in Sterling, high school in Manti and college in Ephraim. He then served a tour of duty in the United States Army. Next, he answered the call of his church and served i -- community who are able to demonstrate early pioneer crafts will Celebrate Utah's Centennial w ith the Utah: 1 00 Years of Ad-- v be invited to participate in this entures in Reading reading program at the Ephraim Public Library. Open to children ages 3 to 10. The program will run from June 10 to July 31, meeting in the library at 12: 5. T his program is scheduled after the subsidized lunch program which is held in the park behind the library. The eight-wee- k reading program is designed to encourage and an LDS mission in Louisville, Kentucky. MclIT graduated with a Juris Doctor degree m 1967 from the University of Utah College of Law. Following graduation, lie served a one-yeappointment as law clerk to the Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit and thereafter ar joined .a, pro- Natalka Madsen and Rodney The 995-- 1 996 school year at Manti High School is over. Teachers are checking books, reviewing supplies, perusing possible workshops, and pondering next years curriculum. Students are search1 ing for summer jobs. The extended school year program will involve many of our students. By calling Colleen at 80 you may get the infor- mation regarding the classes, times, and places. We hope this will be a successful and rewarding experience for the students. During this past year we have accomplished many of our counseling center goals. We have met individually with all the senior students (some several times). AH 1th and 9th graders and most of their parents met for the SEOP (Student Education Occupation Plan.) interview. Tenth graders participated in their computer classes with the Choices program. That interest test helped students identify possible career paths. The relationship of education, future earnings, and degree of unemployment was also dis 1 Cox cussed in 10th grade English classes. Several community, business, and college speakers were invited into the classrooms. Increasing this kind of enrichment is our goal. Also we will be meeting with all students and their parents again next year for the SEOP interview. Parents, please plan on joining us when you are contacted for the appointment. As parents take the time to meet with us and their student, the message sent is, you and your educational goals are so important, we will leave work or meet in the evenings to find out how we may help. Our students have been very successful in their preparation for the ACT test. Scores are improving and that helps our students become more competitive for scholarships. We will offer additional ACT Prep classes next September. We appreciate all those who have volunteered as tutors this past year. To Robby Johnson, Sheri Edwards, Camille Barclay, Starr Peterson, and LuAnn Day, we thank you! story hour. Children may begin to register for the program on June 6; activities begin June 10. You may call Eda Cherry at 283-454- 4 for additional information about the program and any special activities. Ephraim Library has a large selection of fiction and books about early Utah, its history, the people of Utah, as well as the early activities and crafts of the emphnsie the joys of reading. non-ficti- This vear there will be a special emphasis on the traditions, customs and activities of the early Utah pioneers. Members of the pioneers. Pageant rehearsals underway long-establish- Richfield, Utah, law firm which merged with another in 1988 to form the present firm of Olsen, Mclff and Chamberlain. Dr. Mclff is married to the SISNA of SANPETE Utahs source for internet access 1 Unlimited access 24 hours a day $19.95 a month with quarterly account $24.95 a month billed monthly Low ratioNo busy signals user-to-mode- m vv Local Tier dial-u- p 1 from Mt. Pleasant to Manti access to the FULL internet All modems 28.8 with PPP connections former Renee Stephenson of Delta, Utah. The couple have five children, two in high school and one each at BYU, SUU and Includes WWW, u UVSC. Before being appointed to the current Utah State Board of Regents, Mr. Mclff served as the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Southern Utah University. I le now serves as a member of the Governing Board of the Sevier Valley Hospital and a member of the Richfield Utah Stake Presidency of the LDS Church. Free r-- ,. - on-lin- and newsgroups il, Salt Lake Tribune e to the Internet Steve Brandt Direct connection ' Call: (801) Final preparations are underway for the 2nd annual Sanpete Youth Pioneer Pageant The pageant is written and produced by entertainer Merrill Osmond. It pays tribute to courageous, freedom-lovin- g pioneers of all races and religions and The Honorable Judge Mclff commemorates the determination and spirit of people, past maintains a broad-base- d legal and present, who have made the West their home. The practice with an emphasis in liti- Pageant ends each night with a spectacular fireworks gation in both state and federal display. It will be performed 4, 5 and 6 at the North July courts. Sanpete High School football field in Mt. Pleasant ffar? 835-450- 2 Marc Taylor (801) 283-41- 19 or WE ACCEPT ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS Gift Central for Father's Day, Sunday, June 16! EES ,c VU'e Jv gram by demonstrating those crafts to children following each 1 1 fiq pencil drawing of Pres. Gordon B. Hinckley that has elicited many requests for copies. There are fine watercolors by M. Tully Fejlberg and a beautiful oil painting of Monument Valley by the prolific Richard Olsen. Also some of (he art that has been packed away for awhile has been brought out to remind us of the fine Reading program ongoing Holly is the daughter of Doug and Valerie Dyreng of Manti. Morgan have four children, one foster child and 8 grandchildren. She has been named Club Woman of the Year by the Sanpete-SeviDistrict of the General Federation of Womens Clubs. Helen has also served as Snow College Alumni President. She was selected as a Distinguished Alumni in 1987. nostalgia for those who were there in those days. Janice Patterson exhibits a 1996 MHS Counselors Corner of the school. Theres lots of 1 will perform her talent number entitled, Souvenir de Porto Rico Thursday night at the Mountain View High School Auditorium Monday at 6:30 p.m., they will feature all contestants at a parade at the University Mall where they will be showcase in their heritage costumes. 1 hey invite everyone to attend. mother and grandmother. She received recognition for her devotion by being named 1988 Mother of the Year for Utah. Helen and Gallery li- d. (Continued from page I) pals ' June 13, netal ot Entertain yourself With Dad's Favorite Old Movie We have: and His Cards Favorite Fishing Moose Bros. Equipment Sports Equipment Pizza! Coolers, Mugs, Radios, Videos, Only At Cologne, Tapes, CD's & More! See Us For Dad's Sake! Gunnison Thriftway! Hurry in for Best Movie Selection! Gunnison Thriftway Gunnison. Utah i |
