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Show "Volume 101 MT. PLEASANT, UTAH Number Price $.50 84647 - December 22, 1993 Fifty-on- e V meet to council school improvement High MT. PLEASAN- T- The North Sanpete High School Improvement Council will hold its next meetihg7)n'Wednesday;"Jan: '12' icies and procedures for the council, parking problems and possible solutions at the high school, including paid parking permits, and surveying citizen input. Those wishing to place their concerns on the agenda should contact Jeff Jarman or Sheri Jarman, The council has tried to organize a committee of parents and citizens who represent as many communities in our district as possible. Anyone wishing to at 7 p.m. at the learning center. The public is invited to attend, Among proposed agenda items are the adoption of a list of pol- - Two receive Yule wreaths during candlelight service 462-310- A retired J. C. Penney store manager, Rosenberg has played a prominent role in the Ephraim Senior Citizens and served on several boards and committees. He was a Snow College student body president and has, since returning to Ephraim, been a substantial contributor of money and services to that institution. Nielsons citation describes him as "an unconditional lover of mankind," and is attested to by his unselfish service to many individuals and to his church and community. He is "..a powerful force for good, a community treasure." Nielson has been active in scouting, is noted for his fine craftsmanship, has served as Manti city recorder and was Manti LDS Temple recorder until his retirement. "Now, he tinues to go about doing good things." The candlelight service in the Adams Commons also included performances of both traditional and popular numbers by the band, orchestra and choruses who were trained by music teachers Laurie Allen, Brad Flinders, Roseann Higham and Vickie Olson. -- The presentations were made by the seven members of the graduating class who have main- tained perfect 4.0 grade point ratings during their middle school years: Michelle . Barton, Amy Hintze, Haylee Maylett, Erin Rasmussen, Nanette Sorensen, Connor Thompson and Kristin ; A citation read by Principal jim Peterson praised Rosenberg for his largely anonymous service to the needy, ill and lonely. He has been a bishop, a mission president and has served the LDS Church in other capacities. A nominating letter stated that Ephraim is a better place to live Because of him. . con-Yhit- 4. Moroni plans Christmas Eve program MORONI The city will host a Christmas Eve program on Friday, Dec. 24, 6 p.m., at the Moroni Stake Center. Santa plans to attend even though hes going to have a busy night. Hell just have to put the reindeer into warp drive. uuiiuu.1 a memoer oi rne committee, other than the Jarmans, in their area may do so from the , following list; Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mr. and Anderson, Mrs. Corey Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Prestwich, Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Cheney, Darrell Jacobsen, 462-307- 9; 427-924- 9; 436-883- 8; 427-334- 4; 445-355- 4; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Morley, Edwin Sunderland, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Watson, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gonzales, 445-337- 4; 436-874- 7; John Ericksen, Virginia Mower, Kerry King, Jim Hales and Rudy Strate, all at Benge, 462-245- 2. 436-828- 462-313- 8; 462-354- 5. Faculty: Anna Aagard, Chet Keisel, Courtney Syme, Sharon Christensen, Keith Lockhart, Wes Student officers: Kim Banger-te- r, Robert Justesen, Tresa Sunderland, David Carr, Nick Anderson, Jamie and Matthew Cox, Peterson, 427-948- 7; 436-843- 4; 436-828- 3; 462-304- 7; 427-938- 8; 436-863- 9; 462-204- 2. County clerk named vice president MURRAY Sanpete County Clerk Kristine F. Christiansen has been elected to a one-yeterm as the second vice president of the Utah Association of Counties (UAC), according to a recent press release. ar Christiansen and three other executive officers will lead a board who will determine policies and direct activities for the association. Ms. includes Her background working in county and state government for 17 years. In 1989, she was appointed county clerk and was elected in 1990, and has earned certification from the National Association of County Recorders and Clerks. She has worked with the Sanpete County Fair for 15 years and has served six years as a member of the fair board where one of her duties has been editor of the fair book. Shes also been a member of the Council and county coordinator for the Japanese exchange program. 4-- H "Kristine has worked in the assessors office as well as in her present capacity as an elected official, so she has broad experience that will be invaluable to the association," said L. Brent Gardner, UAC Executive Director. "Because of her background and experiences, she will be heavily involved in the issue of secondary court location which affects 10 to 12 of our counties." UAC is a voluntary, statewide organization operated by Utahs 29 counties which was formed 70 years ago to help counties provide effective county government to Utahns. e. Candlelight service is Friday MT. PLEASAN- T- The tradi- tional Community Christmas Eve Candlelight Worship service will be held at the First Presbyterian Church on Friday, Dec. 24, at 7 p.m. The public is welcome to attend. Call Pastor Harry Hurt at for additional information. 462-266- 7, Program is tonight at Spring City Elementary thanks from Fairview Museum Director Carl Swensen for his Eagle project which supplied the ;! museum with new exhibit labels. ! Adrian Anderson (left) receives SPRING CIT- Y- Spring City Elementary School will present a Christmas program, "Once Upon a Christmas," tonight, Dec. 22, 6:30 p.m., at the school. Kindergarten through fifth grade will celebrate the season with songs, poems and a short play. The public is welcome. Gayle Shelley, seated on Santas lap, with Mayor Chesley Christensen looking on, is the big winner in Saturdays City Bucks drawing. k She won $300 to spend in local participating businesses. Alice Howell, Fairview, and Robert Justesen, Moroni, each won $100. |
