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Show MANTI MESSENGER Thursday, April 4, 1974 LiMllii COMING EVENTS am) other announcements will be made public on this new Manti High School sign erected this week on the school lawn. Snow College Announces Manti High School News Thirty Snow College students have achieved the academic distinction of nomination to the High Honor Roll" for the recently completed winter quarter, while 33 others were named tb the Honor Roll. Dean of Instruction, Garth R. Beacham, In making the announcement, explained that nomination to either roll requires a registration of at least 15 quarter-hou- rs of credit at the college. The High Honor Manti High School now proud- ly displays a large sign on its front lawn. The sign was put up Saturday by a few ambitious high school boys. The annual beard growing contest started at MHS Monday, April 1. Several boys are participating. full-gar- ter Spring vacation will be on April 11 and 12 making an ideal weekend. Roll" requires The Templarettes a grade-poi- nt average of 3.75 or better of a possible 4.00 average, while the Honor Roll requires averages of 3.50 to 3.74. I sincerely hope that these students, their families, and others who are Interested in them are as proud of their accomplishments as is the college faculty and administrasaid Dean Beacham. tion, This is a very significant achievement and one in which they may always have pride. While the college recognizes students in many ways, none is more appropriate or more basically important than the recognition of high academic accomplishment. Those named to the High Honor Roll include: Larry M. Black, Ephraim (son of Mayo Black) (Wife is Randa Joe Black); Floyd W. Holm, Eph- - will have their marching review April 10th in the armory. J.V. and Varsity cheer leading tryouts will be held Monday and Tuesday, April 8 and 9. All cheerleaders will be announced at the marching review Wednesday night. Head cheerleaders will be announced at the election dance next month. Manti High's Sterling Scholars will be Judged Monday, April 8 in Gunnison. The students will be competing against all high schools in centeral Utah. The eggs of snapping turtles are good food, but must be fried if you want them hard; they will not boil hard. raim (son of Dr. FloydS. Holm); Donald J. Findlay, Ephraim (son of Ross P. Findlay); John K. Graham, Manti (Kenneth M.); Carle Lee, Ephraim (Glen W.); Joe F. The Manti High School Tem- plarette drill team marching review will be held Wednesday, April 10 at 8:00 p.m. in the Manti Armory. At this time the will perform Templarettes marches that were done throughout the year. Various talent numbers will be performed between drills, including a vocal solo by Sabrina Ephraim Bailey, (Ernest); Dianne Squire, Ephraim (Meade); Gary R. Peter- son, Ephraim (Mrs. Ruth G. Peterson); Janice Barton, Manti (Lee R.); Karren Keller, Manti (C. Ray). Honor Roll nominees include: Rebecca Anderson, Manti (Dell B.); Steven K. Jensen, Ephraim (Halbert K.); Andrea Graham, Manti (Kenneth M.); Bonny Nielson, Manti (Mrs. Calvin Nielson); Margie Olson, Ephraim (G. Legrand); Mardene Hanson, Ephraim (LeMar); H. Lynn McArthur, Manti (Bryan). The state of Utah and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints today announced their intentions to exchange three pioneer homes in Salt Lake City, St. George andSanta Clara. Spanish Fork Despite cloudy skies and threatening rain MHS netters and Spanish Fork engaged in a tennis meet Monday, April 1. The Templars downed the Dons 5- -0 in the regulation matches. over Clark Barton won 2, Jeff Johnson in the top singles. Steve Allred over Gary Johnson, 6and Reid Cox topped 1, in the other Alan Nybo 1, 6-- 6- -2 singles. In doubles play sophomores Jon Howell and Paul Braith- waite won from Pete Kunz and 1. 7, Craig Neeley, 5, Ninth graders Mike Cox and Dave Miller volleyed their way to a 4, 6victory from Ben Powell and Lane Henderson. In practice matches Chad All-rdefeated Phil Dixon 1; Paul Stahle lost to Mark Warner and John Erlcksen and 4; Randy Clark were defeated by Phil Dixon and Richard CarRon Bowman lost 6. penter to Carpenter 1. Other members of the 1974 net squad include Dave Tibbs, Larry Lund, John Barton, and Kevin Gray. 7-- Building Lot in Manti 71.5 feet by 107.25 feet between 1st and 2nd North on 3rd East. Sealed bids will be accepted by Bishop Levi Hansen until April 15, 1974. Seller reserves the right to reject any or all bids. 6-- Under terms of a statement of intent, the state would receive from the church the Brigham Young Forest Farm Home at 732 Ashton Avenue, Salt Lake City. The church would receive from the state the Brigham Young Home in St. George and the Jacob Hamblin Home in Santa Clara, Washington County. 7- -5 -1 6-- 6-- -2 ed Calling F.veryone The American Cancer Harmon, a drum solo by Paul Hardy, a vocal solo by Bob McCaul and a dance selection performed by Lucretia Gray. The Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders for 1974-7- 5 will also be announced during the march review. In addition to marching at half time during the football and basketball season, the Tem have attended two team will be traveling to Provo marching competitions. During and performing at the BYU the Region Seven marching Track and Field Invitational, competition Juab nabbed first The cost for the march re- place trophy. Missing first place by only 14 points, the Templarettes were proud to take the second place title. The Templarettes did an equally fine job at the Juab invitational. Later in the month the drill plarettes Soci- ety urgently needs the help of all Americans to help wipe out cancer in our lifetime. Give generously. The latter are two homes operated by the Utah Division of Parks and Recreation as historical monuments in the state parks system. The church plans to maintain the homes as visitor and information centers. The letter of Intent was signed by Gordon E. Harmston, executive director of the Utah Department of Natural Resources, and by President N. Eldon Tanner, First Counselor in the First Presidency of the church. costs of such a move, if it is made, the letter of intent said. The Forest Farm Home was so named by Brigham Young because of a grove of trees there. The original farm extended from 21st to 27th South Streets and from State Street to 9th East. It became an experimental farm for the territory and the first alfalfa in the valley was grown there. The home is a adobe, stucco and frame build-ih- g that has been restored inside. The Brigham Young Home in St. George in Utahs Dixie was built by James A. Chesney and was sold to Brigham Young in 1870. The great Mormoncolon-iz- er and church leader spent the winter months in St. George because of the mild winter weather. While here he supervised construction of the St. George Temple which was dedicated April 6, 1877. Brigham Young died on Au two-sto- ry gust 29, 1877 in Salt Lake City. He was 76 years old. ry home is built The of adobe and native pine lumber, tacked down with square nails. The woodwork was fashioned with hand planes and chisels. Adjoining the home is a small office used by President Young. The Jacob Hamblin home in Santa Clara was built in 1863 and occupied by the pioneer missionary until about 1869. The austere red sandstone structure if located just off U.S. 91 at the towns west entwo-sto- trance. Jacob Hamblin gained fame Apostle to the Indians. He was assigned in 1854 to establish a southern Utah Indian mission. He continued in this assignment in southern Utah, Nevada and Arizona until his death August 31, 1886. Downstairs in the home are two bedrooms and a dining room. Upstairs is a single long childrens room. as According to the letter of intent, the exchange would include the properties and all buildings and fixtures, but would not include any furnishings in the buildings separate and from the fixtures. Buy From Our Subsequent to the exchange the state may move the Brigham Young Forest Farm Home to the Pioneer Trail State Park at the mouth of Emigration Canyon and the state would pay all Advertisers advertising merchants, as a general rule, are better stocked. Manti Telephone Company had nothing to do with the publication or the distribution of this directory. The numbers for Manti, in many cases, are incorrect, have been changed or discontinued. What you do with this directory is your problem. Manti Telephone Company, however, urges you not to destroy your reg- ular Manti Telephone Company directory. The directory of Manti Telephone Company and Mountain Bell is your most reliable source of information. Sincerely yours, Morlin E. Cox President, Manti Telephone Co. beautiful Imitations Tri-Fo- . . . ld O Temple O Paneled Folders O Wedding Books 2. You Save Time in Stripping By citizens of Manti. O Reception Napkins O Thank You Notes 1. You Benefit From a Greater Selection For During this past week, there has been a new telephone directory delivered to the Start With apart O to Templarettes. The exchange will be completed this year, the letter of intent said. WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE Why It Pays view is $1.00 for adults and 50? for students. The proceeds will be used for next years NOTICI Church Exchanges Homes MIIS Tennis T earn Downs 6-- Manti High Templarettes Drill Team Templarette Drill Team Wins Laurels Quarter Honor Rolls BY JoDee Howell Easter 1974 consulting the ads before compiling your shopping list. 3. You Save Money By NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR A keeping informed on the latest market prices. PICTURE ON YOUR INVITATIONS 4. You Are Assured of Better Quality Because you are doing business with reputable, established firms. 5. You Identify Yourself as a Progressive Citizen By keeping your buying dollar 6. QUALITY PRINTING . . . You Help Build A FAST SERVICE . . . at home. better community by patronizing those who help build home institutions. EPHRAIM ENTERPRISE MANTI MESSENGER FAIR PRICES I Messenger - Enterprise Printing Co. Phone 835-414- 2 . . . Manti ' ' |