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Show October The Pyramid PapeSix Sports Scoreboard 1982 14. North Sanpete Homecoming activities in full swing rw MT. PLEASAN- T- North Sanpete High School homecoming activities are in full swing this week. Chosen as homecoming queen was Sherrie Shelley, & Rams ruin Hawks playoff hopes senior, the Mr. and Mrs. Ron daughter Shelley of Mt. Pleasant. Her attendants are Anna Maria Aagard, a junior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kim Aagard, Moroni; Lori Jackson, a sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Jackson, Fairview; and Lisa Thompson, a freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson, Spring City. The royalty was chosen last week by a vote of members of each class. Homecoming activities culminate Friday, with an alumni homecoming assembly at 11 a.m. at the high school, and the homecoming parade at 5:30 p.m. from the high school south down State Street to about 600 of North SanPLEASANT the lost game-a- nd Hawks petes their chance for a berth in the finals--t- o South Sevier last Wednesday, I was so proud of the guys, Coach Paul Tidwell commented. They really played hard. It was a team effort, full of inMT. 2-- 23-2- tensity and committment, North Sanpete Homecoming Queen Sherrie Shelley, left, a senior, poses with her court: Anna Maria Aagard, a junior; Lori Jackson, a sophomore, and Lisa Thompson, a freshman. Girls were chosen by vote of each class. Entries from North Sanpete communities, as well as from the high school classes and clubs, will make up the parade. The NSHS band also plans to march in the parade. North Sanpetes Hawks will meet the Grand County Red Devils from Moab in the football game, which begins at 7:30 p.m. The homecoming dance will follow the game at about 9:30 - 10 p.m. School dress--n- o grubbies--i- s LAKE POWEL- L- Fantastic! required. Music will be provided by Myron Judkins Sound from Orem. Thats how fall fishermen describe Activities scheduled today the action at Lake Powell, where (Thursday) include a junior varsity striped bass up to 30 pounds prowl football game in Mt. Pleasant at 4 the lake in vast schools. p.m. Millard will be the j.v.s opExperienced fishermen launch at ponent. dawn, maneuvering their bass boats A spirit rally will be held at 8 p.m. into the still waters of deep sandat the high school, with the snake stone canyon in search of the bass, dance through town following. There which often surface to feed on are no plans for a bonfire this year. schools of threadfin shad. A girls volleyball game at Manti Circling seagulls and ravens feed will be held at 6 and 7 p.m. on the crippled shad, victims of the Activities actually began Wed- stripers feeding frenzies. The shad nesday night, with the powder puff were introduced into Lake Powell to football game between the junior provide the food base for striped and senior girls. bass. The initial stocking of 94,000 bass Saturday at 6 and 7 p.m. the junior varsity and varsity girls volleyball into the Lake was in 1974. The fish teams will entertain Juab in Mt. have responded as well as expected. Pleasant. The first successful spawning run up Ute tribe honors Dr. Con Osborne Fall bass fishing fantastic at Powell Book sale set at Snow Proceeds of a book EPHRAIM sale Oct. 5 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Snow College Lucy A. Phillips Library will be used to buy new library materials. Included in this public sale will be 14-1- the coach said. Emotions were high, and they really played their best. The Hawks scored first on a pass play from Kim Wilkey to Todd Anderson. The two-poi- South. College used paper backs; discarded hardbacks old magazines, and posters. People in the Valley will find interesting additions to their home libraries. 14 Immunization clinic atN.S. (Junior Varsity) at Manti Girls volleyball-N.S- . 3 Millard October 15 Hunter Safety class N.S. homecoming parade Grand atN.S. (Homecoming) BYU JVs S. p.m. City Hall basement 4 p.m. 6 & 7 p.m. at Manti 6-- 9 at Snow Sevier at Manti p.m. Moroni Junior High 5:30 p.m. 7:30p.m. 1 : 30 p.m. Badger Stadium 2 p.m. October 16 Mortal Moroni Flea Market .... 10 a.m. Exhibition Hall County fairgrounds 9a.m. Manti High School Sanpete County Idea Fair at N.S Girls volleyball-Jua- b 6&7p.m. Mt. Pleasant October 18 3 Blood pressure clinic p.m. Mt. Pleasant Senior Citizen Center 10 a.m'. Manti Senior Citizens Center for fuel assistance Sign-u7 p.m. Snow College Library Natural Science film (free) 19 October 1 Chamber of Commerce membership mtg p.m. at Rogers Cafe 10 a.m. Moroni Senior Citizens Center for fuel assistance Sign-u2 p.m. Moroni Stake Relief Society Room Sanpitch Camp DUP 7 p.m. Snow College Noyes Bldg. Rm. 115 Public Cable TV meeting October 20 7 p.m. Senior Citizens Center Mt. Pleasant Senior Citizens 7:30 p.m. County Courthouse, Manti Solar heating workshop 10 a.m. Fairview Senior Citizens for fuel assistance Sign-u..2:30 Gunnison Senior Citizens legal seminar 4 p.m. Manti Senior Citizens legal seminar 7: 15 p.m. Spring City Elementary T.- O.P.S. weekly meeting 2-- p p p mvii Week of s s Player plaque recognizing outstanding service and dedication to the educational advancement of Ute Indians has been presented by the tribe to Dr. Con Osborne, chairman of the Indian Education Department at Brigham Young University. Dr. Osborne is a Spring City native and graduated from North Sanpete High School. Forrest Cuch, Ute tribal education officer, presented the plaque recently at Ft. Duchesne. For the past seven years, Osborne has served as campus director of an educational program offered through the BYU Division of Continuing Education. The program takes university courses to the Utes. Most of the participants in the Osborne program are mothers, said. Normally, they could not take courses because of family or employment commitments. Two or three times each week, different professors drive to Ft. Duchesne to teach classes on a variety of subjects. Many of the Ute participants are teacher aides in local elementary schools. By the time they take five or six years of course work at the tribal education center and spend two summers at BYU, most of them graduate from the university and are hired immediately in the Uintah Basin schools. More than 60 Utes have taken p Student praises former teachers A former Mt. Pleasant OGDEN resident, Mrs. Lauretta Kidman, has been credited by one of her former students in a book about Dixie College. Edna J. Gregerson, a Dixie courses since the program's College professor of English, f beginning. literature and humanities, is re- - number-a- re Currently, enrolled in college writing her doctoral dissertation credit courses. into a book on the history of the Classes in general education, college from its beginnings to 1933. Native American studies, and In her writing, Prof. Gregerson education are taught in atributes her skill and love for elementary an abandoned Bureau of Indian writing to three of her teachers: Affairs building converted into an Lucy A. Phillips at Snow College; education center. Charlotte Villard, a 7th grade The Utes asked for the program, teacher, and Mrs. Kidman, an and it has been highly successful in both school at teacher, elementary students who would reaching Gunnison. otherwise have no opportunity for I was teaching at Gunnison in the work, Osborne said. fifth grade, my daughter Leona was college The program originated about 10 Mrs. the same at student time, my in Blanding with Navajos Kidman recalled. They both lived years ago in that area and working in living in Gunnison and were good friends. with the San Juan Im glad she thought about me conjunction School District. The Utes heard of enough to include me in her book, that program, investigated it, and Mrs. Kidman said. it for their tribe. adopted Prof. Gregerson graduated from About eight students have in 1958 Snow College and from Utah received degrees through the State University in 1960. She began program. 1961. in Dixie She and teaching at her husband, Owen Louis Gregerson, have been married nearly 47 years. Their son Ned, a dentist, and his wife, the former Dixie Ann Christiansen of Mayfield, life in Cedary City. Mrs. Kidman, who traveled over Utah giving readings, in confined to a wheelchair and now makes her EPHRAIM The first of a series home in Ogden. of natural science films will be shown at 7 p.m. Oct. 18 in the Snow College Library. Cecil is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Clawson of y Wales. He is a junior and u starts as a defensive end. Cecil is a tackle on offense. On defensive Cecil scored 27 points, the highest this year in : any game. N Cecil received a free Bar E Special for being named layer of the Week. BROUGHT TO YOU EACH WEEK BY Simet's ;'s wen Our 5,000th Pizza went to Alan Carlston and Natural science films scheduled , Jeff Nelson H s Moroni Stake conference held Associating bureaucrats with red tape goes back to the seventeenth century, when official documents were first tied with tape of a reddish hue. i 4 Friday, October 15 Grand at No. Sanpete (Homecoming) 7:30 p.m. South Sevier at Manti Richfield at Hurricane Juab at Delta Millard BYE Last Weeks Results Snow, 25; Dixie, Ricks, 23; CEU, 14 12 ICAC Standings w L 0 Ricks 2 Snow Dixie CEU I 1 0 2 1 two-poi- 52-1- 33-1- non-leag- Kristen LeeAnn Welch, daughter Jessica and Kip Welch of Kearns, celebrated her first birthday. She has an older brother. Sonny Welch of Chester and brothers Jeremy and Weston of Kearns. Mrs. Janice Pehrson Johnson of Salt Lake City is Kristens grandmother as are Boyd Thomas, Spanish Fork and Charleene Brown of Seattle, Wash. are Verda Young of Mt. Pleasant and Rhoda Thomas of Spanish Fork. of non-leagu- e MALMGREN SUFFOLK RAMS FOR SALE Now Ready to go to work MALMGREN SUFF0LKS 697 East 100 North Nephi at Snow College The Moroni Stake semiannual conference was held Saturday and Sunday. The presiding General Authority was Elder Franklin D. Richards of the First Quorum of the Seventy. Mrs. Richards accompanied her husband. Conducting the sessions of Conference were members of the Moroni Stake Presidency: John Ramsay, Eslie Christensen, and Peter Jacobson. Instructional meetings were held for the Priesthood leadership, High Council, all adults of the Stake, and the General Session Sunday morning for all members of the Stake. Sustained as a new Young Womens Presidency were Gwen Steadman of Wales, President; Carolyn Christensen, Beehive Counselor; and Becky Eliason, Mia Maid Counselor. Young Womens Presidency released were President Eunice Rees, Counselors Gayle Blackham and LaDawn Rawlings, and secretary Marilyn Draper. Sustained to be a member of the Moroni Stake High Council was H arvey Bernard Zilm, Jr. An alternate High Councilman, James J. Allred, was also sustained. Released from the High Council was Frank Eliason. CECIL CLAWSON N.S. vs. SOUTH SEVIER This Weeks Games: 23-1- A the Colorado River was in 1979. This is the first year striped bass fishing has been good all over the to Wayne lake, according Gustaveson, Wildlife Resources fisheries biologist at the Wahweap Marina near Page, AZ. The fish arent feeding out in the main channel as they have in past years, theyre in the side canyons and bays, moving in large schools and feeding on the shad, he said. Finding the fish is the toughest part of striper fishing, according to Gustaveson. When the fish are feeding on the surface, almost any and leaves a plug that floats head-uwake will take fish, the biologist noted. MORONI the 4 15-1- ord October Standings Millard, 34; Richfield. O Juab, 52; Manti, 15 Delta, 33; Grand County, Dixie, 28; Hurricane, 0 conversion, a pass from Scott Cook to Jeff Field, was good. In the second quarter, the Hawks added another touchdown when Martel Anderson ran in on a sweep. The kick for the extra point failed. The Hawks received a South Sevier punt on their own two yard line, and a pass was intercepted by the Rams and run across for a touchdown. The Rams extra point attempt failed, and the Hawks lead was cut to 14-Just before the half, South Sevier field goal, making kicked a the score 14-- 9 at the half. In the second half South Sevier scored a touchdown to take the lead The Rams for the first time, intercepted another Hawk pass and scored to increase their lead to The final North Sanpete touchdown came on a pass from Wilkey to Field, but the extra point attempt, failed. try, a We had some bad breaks, the interceptions and mistakes hurt us, Coach Tidwell noted. But if the team plays Friday against Moab like they did against South Sevier, we will win. The Hawks entertain Grand Countys Red Devils in the Homecoming game at 7:30 Friday in Mt. Pleasant. In other Region 10 games, Juab defeated winless Manti Millard wiped our Richfield 34-Delta defeated Grand County and Hurricane, in a contest, lost to Dixie, 28-In games scheduled Friday, South Sevier will be at Manti, Richfield at Hurricane; Juab at Delta. Millard has a bye. The last regular season games will be played Thursday, Oct. 21. North Sanpete will travel to Richfield; Manti will play at North Seviej in a contest; Millard will be at Grand Clunty; Juab at South Sevier and Hurricane at Delta. : COMMUNITY CALENDAR 10 Region Great Dinosaur Discovery, PUBLIC HEARINGS CONCERNING Message from a Dinosaur and Story in the Rocks (fossils) will be the first three. 7 p.m. Nov. 15 Early Americans (people who lived here before In Our Native Columbus) and Land (present-da- y American Indians) will be the second group. Other titles are planned. Admission is free. The series will be on Mondays and will be suitable for Family Home Evening family participation. FOUNTAIN GREE- N- Former resident Reba L. Nelson, St. George, was honored, Oct. 10 at a birthday dinner by her sisters at the home of Roein L. Kenner in Manti. Attending were sisters, Ora Peterson, Fountain Green; Kathleen Wintch, Murray; Roein Kenner, Manti; and Mrs. Nelsons daughter, Linda Brown, Las Vegas. Happy birthday to Mrs. Bernard (Enid) Nielson, who was really surprised by her daughters and grandchildren. daughters: Pressurized Irrigation System During the general election this coming November 2, the citizens of Mt. Pleasant will vote on whether or not to obtain a loan from the Division of Water Resources to construct a pressurized irrigation system. The Mt. Pleasant City Council recognizes that the citizens will have a large number of Fountain Green Enids MT. PLEASANT CITY Joan Christensen and Fern Cloward of West Jordan; Dixie Nielson. Moroni; Pyllis Thompson and her Loretta boys from Ephraim; Nielson, Richfield; granddaughters Teri Clark and Gail Ann Howell of Fairview; Gaye Deen Zabriskie, Mt. Pleasant; and seven son Bruce Nielson of Richfield, and her husband Bernard all made the day a very happy one. The children brought and served dinner. questions which need to be answered before the election. For this reason, three public hearings have been scheduled. The final hearing will begin at 7 p.m.on Oct. 26, Senior Citizens Center. We anticipate representatives from which cities neighboring already have the system, from the Division of Wat6r Resources and from associated firms to be in attendance. The consulting, City Council feels that this issue is critical to the future of the city and encourages citizens to plan to, be in attendance. ' ED MEYER City L m PTMM, . H. "Hi 30; Administrator Oct. 1, 14 and 21, ' |