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Show Christmas plays to be given by Fairview school children FAIRVIEW Two Second Grade classes of Fairview Elementary School are planning a Christmas Lets all Go singing program, Singing, to be presented to the school, parents and grandparents on Dec. 20, at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Second Grade teachers are Luella Hall and Rinda Rosenlund. Also helping with the music is Elaine Jensen. The Third Grade class of Fairview Elementary School will present their traditional Christmas musical play, The Almost Santa Clauses, written and directed by their teacher, Larry Seely. It will be performed on Dec. 19, at the school at 10 a.m., at 11 a.m. and at 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. in the third grade classroom. Parents may come to any of the four performances. Grandparents, school children friends and are welcome. pre- There are two casts. Cast members include: Announcer, December Shawna Perry; Rudolph, Joshua Farnsworth and Greg Bench; Donner, Tracy Anderson; Comet, Matthew Sorenson and Jason Cox; Counting Doll, Karen Christensen and Codi Hansen. Bear, Misty Jacobsen and Emily Cieslewicz; Dog, Tykodah Walters and Benjamin Swapp; Tin Soldier, Michael Rigby; Elves, Becky Terry, Lindsey Cheney; Victor Bulow, Jeremiah Taylor and David Noorlander; Mrs. Claus, Kimberly Stromness and Katie Bench; Santa Claus, Nathan Mott. MANTI The Manti Temple Visitors Center will be closed for Christmas and New Years Day. Located in the old information building at the foot of Temple Hill, the center has been in operation since the middle of June this year, under the direction of the Manti Region of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints, with President Lee R. Barton directly responsible for the Center. Elder and Sister Ross P. Findlay were called as Stake Missionaries to open and direct the Center, and additional Stake Missionaries from throughout the Manti Region are currently working there. Missionaries from Manti are: Elder and Sister Jennis Allred, Elder and Sister Elliot Braithwaite, Elder and Sister H. J. Davidson, Elder and Sister Cleon Fox, Elder and Sister Bill Williamson, and Sister Elynor Wong. y Power to cost more for Spring City Senior Citizens years. This will not affect the rates to individual consumers, however. Spring City will be getting Colorado River Storage Project power at the amounts that had been alloted in the past. The last couple of years CRSP was not storing surplus water due to the heavy amounts of moisture and flood threats. Cities using CRSP power were able to buy more inexpensive power during this time. This year they will be filling their reservoirs, therefore the cities using the CRSP power will be getting only their allotments. For Spring City this means that we will have to use more of the Hunter II power, thus, the city will be using more of the expensive power along with the CRSP power. Fairview Elementary students prepare for Christmas plays. Commissioners Elna & Mae SEW & SAVE Mt. Pleasant feta Fountain Green CIRCILEVILLE The Commissioners Organization met December 11, at the Elementary School for their annual election meeting and Christmas Social. Elected chairman of the group was Mike Styler of Delta, Millard County. representing Sanpete County Commissioner Newton Donaldson of Moroni, who served as secretary during 1985, will n move into the position for 1986. Elected secretary was John Brinkerhoff of Wayne County. FOUNTAIN GREE- N- The elementary school children and teachers will present their annual Christmas program in the Ward Cultural Hall on Thursday evening, December 19th at 5:30 p.m. The kindergarten will present The Nativity, under the direction of Mrs. Rosalie Belliston. First grade, May MARTIN, DEBBIE & T.i. Thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbors who were so kind and considerate following the death of my son, Claren Robert Collard. His mother, Rozella Collard Fairview Eleven Page From Ephraim, Elder and Sister DeLone Anderson, Elder annd Sister Ray Paulson, Elder and Sister Leon Olson and the Findlays are now serving. Elder and Sister Glen J. Nielson temporarily absent. Elder and Sister Royal Allred come from Mt. Pleasant; Elder and Sister John Guymon and Elder and Sister LaVar Jackson from Moroni, Elder and Sister Ruel Mower from " Fairview and Elder and Sister Van Kelley from Gunnison. Since the Center opened, more ? than 5333 visitors from all of the 50 1 states in the United States and 50 foreign countries have stopped for information about the temple, or to see one of the films available. Many have gone awav with their own copy of the Book of Mormon and other literature, and pictures or histories of the Temple. Most of those visitors came during the warm months of the tourist season. However, 253 stopped during cold November, and December may surpass that. The Visitors Center has been opened to serve the people in the area, as well as to answer questions for visitors. It is best to make an appointment if you wish to bring a large group, however, everyone is ; welcome. If you have friends you would like to tell about the Manti Temple, there are films showing the actual construction and which explain the purpose of the Temple. Also available are films that teach good principles for living, such as -- ' -- . . John Bakers Johnny Lingo Snow. Last Race; or "Ciper in the For those who would like to visit the Center for Family Home Evening there are two new films, Neighbors and If You Love Em, Tell Em. The fiilm most recently received at the Visitors Center, And They Shall Have Joy, is especially prepared for the nonhearing or hearing impaired. It is similar in content to the well known Mans Search for Happiness. Signing is used throughout the film, which has a cast of However, sound is provided for those who do not read sign language. The Visitors Center is opened every day (Except Christmas and New Years Day ; from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. The evening hours will be extended again until 7 pm. about the first of March. third grade, an Indian theme, These Fairview Elementary students are dressed in their costumes getting ready for their annual program. IPETROUANE - Pyramid Christmas Toys, directed by Mrs. Birrell. Second grade, directed by Mrs. Keisl, The Animals Christmas; vice-chairma- your holidays be bright, beautiful and bountiful. We thank you for your patronage. SPRING CIT- Y- The Senior Citizens held their Christmas party Dec. 10. The dinner held at the Snow College cafeteria was well attended. There was a gift exchange and entertainment was provided by the Sheepherders, a local group. Everyone had a really good time, said Max Olsen, president. Olsen said that since the Senior Citizens have been meeting at the Snow College cafeteria, their attendance has almost doubled. Each month a dinner and entertainment of some kind is planned. Spring City Senior Citizens can go to the Snow College Cafeteria or the Moroni Senior Citizens Center for lunch during the week. They do need to call ahead for a reservation. The monthly meeting is on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. For more information call Max Olsen. elect officers most Happy Holiday to all! The 1985 Visitors center closed Christmas, New Years Days by Betty Robbins SPRING CITY According to city officials, what the City of Spring City will by paying for power will be more than in the past couple of Bringing you laughter and joy for Christmas and always. A 18, City awards contract to study gas line directed by Ellen Allred; fourth and fifth grades, under the direction of Perry and Carolyn Christensen, will present Caring and Believing in Santa Claus. The script is written by Mrs. Belliston, and will tie all the program together, and will be narrated by six children: Rusty Allred, Lori Hansen, Casey Hilliard, Brandon Ivory, JaNae Olsen, and Troy Olsen. Santa Claus will arrive and will Ke greeted by all the children. proposed gas line would extend as far west as Moroni and east to Ephraim. The project is a joint venture between the city and Central Utah Gas Company of Nephi. MT. PLEASAN- T- CH2M Hill, an engineering firm, was awarded the contract for consulting engineer on a feasibility study for a proposed natural gas line at a city council meeting held Nov. 26. The company, one of two responding to the bid offer, agreed to conduct a feasibility study to bnng natural gas into the North Sanpete area. According to Terence OConnor city administrator, the Hill bid was between $40,000 and $45,000 with costs not to exceed $45,000. The other firm that submitted a presentation was R.W. Beck Associates. According to OConnor the Mt. Pleasant City will apply for a Community Impact Board Grant to fund their portion of the feasibility percent of the study. Twenty-fou- r cost will be paid by Central Utah Gas Company. The city will probably have to pay about $4,500 OConnor said. under Also discussed Redevelopment Agency business was a proposed revolving loan fund to attract industrial development. Here is nnshuuj you a very Happy Christmas aiuf an exciting New Tear. IVc have O o G ill We have been overwhelmed by the concern and love extended our family during our recent accident and recovery. This is the time of year to reflect our gratitude, and high on that list is the blessing of living where we do, surrounded by so many who enjoyed your patronage. Stuart Vance Hansen, son of Dean and Annette Hansen of Fountain Green will celebrate his first birthday December 22. His grandparents are Vem L. Hanson of Ftn. Green, and Mr. and Mrs. Chariton H. Jacobs of Mt. Pleasant. v EARLDEAN'S MARKET Mt. Pleasant a th G We would like to express our gratitude to all the many people who have been so genuinely concerned and care. Thank you all so much. Bishop and Mrs. Maurice W. Turpin and family gREETIfJGS given so much of yourself at this time for us. We are grateful for your fK Our prescription for a perfect fun and of Lots holiday season: laughter. We are always on call to serve you and your family. The family of DeVonna Crowther would like to express their appreciation to all who sent flowers or provided food following the death of our mother, grandmother and sister. We also ore deeply grateful for those who sent cards while she wos ill, made phone colls or visited her. A special thanks to the people of Fountain Green for their many acts of kindness during her illness. The family of DeVonna Crowther in I Wishing nil of you a Merry Christmas & Happy New Yeir MT. PLEASANT DRUG f our behalf. know because of them we have a beautiful little boy. God bless you all and may you have a very Merry Christmas. prayers A ALLEN & RECECCA WASHBURN |
