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Show wiyry I wmm M Page Six - The Pyramid - April 26, 1995 Wasatch observes 120th Founders Day Continued from page ground, leaving only the bell that now sits, in memory, out front by the Craighead School Build- 1 Board of Trustees has contributed $1.3 million. With the addition of endowment funds, Wasatch Academy can ensure affordable tuition and the ability to award ample scholarship money to deserving students. Wasatch 2000 is the result of thorough planning process involving Wasatch Academy board members, administration, faculty and professional consultants. The capital campaign is a comprehensive plan to improve the campus and increase endowment. Hungerford Hall ing. Fortunately for Wasatch Academy, the generous Craighead Family donated the money needed to replace Hungerford Hall. In November of 1935, the dedica tion for both the Craighead School Building and the Craig-- 1 head Industrial Hall took place. Now, 60 years later and after much history, Wasatch Academy celebrates the dedication of the new MathScience Building. Over the past eight years, Wasatch Academy has increased Jeppesen performs solo violin recital April 30 EPHRAIM-- - Kelly Jeppesen, a Snow College violinist, will perform a solo recital on Sunday, April 30, at 8 p.m in the col- leges music building. Kathleen Hansen will be his accompanist. Jeppesen has studied violin for 17 years with instructors such as Snow College music professor Dennis Hansen and Utah Sym- In 1891, Wasatch Academy opened its first school building, Hungerford Hall. For years this building provided a formal academic setting for its students. Tragically, on April 4, 1933, Hungerford Hall burned to the Concertmaster phony Matson. Ralph Cedar Hollow Restaurant 2087 An advanced violinist, Jeppesen has recently received a music scholarship from the Uni- versity of Washington, in Seattle, where he will continue studies with former concertmaster of the Royal Philharmonic and Chicago Symphony. Included in Jeppesen s recital will be works by Vivaldi, Wien-awsk- i, Kreisler, Mozart and Saint Saens. Tickets are available from Dennis Hansen, David Rosier or at the door. I This years guide will include the excitement of summer events, plus feature some of the upcoming Centennial events and projects. Anyone who wishes to contribute articles or pictures or who would like to purchase advertising in the guide should contact The Pyramid, 49 West Main, Mt. Pleasant, Utah 84647, or call 4 by May 6. Are you getting ready for summer? We are too! Cedar Hollow Restaurant is accepting applications for the following positions: e and part-timHostess, part-timWaitress, e Line Cook, and part-timBusers, Dishwashers, Kitchen Help, all part-timDay and evening positions available. Must be 16 years old by Sept. 1st. Able to work weekends. Available through Flexible shifts, competitive wages, meal allowances, uniforms, and insurance to qualified staff. Apply in person at Cedar Hollow Restaurant, 2087 South Main, Nephi, Utah. full-tim- MT. PLEASAN- T- Work on the fourteenth edition of the Sanpete County Recreation Guide is now underway. Editors of The Pyramid report that the guide, which contains the calendar of events for festivals and celebrations throughout the county, will be published in May and distributed to every home in Sanpete Countall HELP WANTED e; e; 14th Annual Recreation Guide coming y- South Main Nephi, Utah full-tim- enrollment by 64 percent. Currently the school has 20 percent enrollment from outside the U.S., 25 percent from Utah, and 55 percent from other areas of the country. Thirty percent of the student body are awarded scholarships requiring an annual scholarship budget of $350,000. 462-213- Rendering of the next project, the student center at Wasatch Academy. Mildred Seely honored by peers MT. PLEASAN- T- Mildred Seely was recently honored at the citys Pioneer Day festivities. Though in her nineties, she is still employed at her son, Terrel Seelys, grocery store. Her friends say she stands out not only in her petite appearance but her charming smile and friendly manner. Not only does she live alone and take care of her yard, she is still active in the LDS Church, DUP and family activities. Her children are: the late Cherron Seely, former Mt. Pleasant Mayor; Terrel, Miriam, Marlane, Norma, Marilyn and Sue Ann. She lost a son, Robert, at the age of six. Her friends appreciate her example of how to stay young and grow old Mildred Seely e; e. Maple Leaf slates grand opening April 9 for Silvercrest homes 28-2- Kelly Jeppesen SUMMER 4-- H ,, ,s s ' nd s is THE 1995 i i i i i i luiiiiiinm, 1 'h The fourteenth edition of the Recreation Guide will contain a calendar of events plus a look at upcoming Centennial events and more. GGnfflffinOP srffcfts? qt (jnsGoro 0? os chjsCeb (vnm& Wb C2 C$fi3b C2L coasascGr, dfH GKB&to a? 1 (? PLEASAN- T- Louisa of Spring City, Wasatch Academys .Senior and Sterling Scholar Winner, has been selected as a Cornell National Scholar and has been awarded the Benedict Scholarship at Cornell University. This scholarship is the most distinguished award made by Cornell University to entering freshman. She will receive a scholarship i i i i i i i i i i i OiD H MT. Bennion RECREATION GUIDE erwi?nrftft7& office at The top two participants will state 4-go to the July 26-2- 9 contest. State contestants must be 16, or have passed tractor certification course. 835-215- 1. Bennion wins Cornell scholarship SUMMER nun tractor contest 4-- H AROUND THE CORNER m 28-2- EPHRAI- M- A County Tractor Operators contest will be held Thursday, April 27, 4 p.m. at Snow College West Campus. Ages 14 through 19 may participate. To register, contact the IS JUST S EPHRAIM Grant, Lloyd and Charles Stevens announce a "grand opening" open house on 9 Friday and Saturday, April at 200 North 45 West in Ephraim to see just how luxurious and affordable manufactured housing can be. "Manufactured homes have come a long way from how people have envisioned them in the past year," states Grant Stevens. This statement was made with conviction and backed by 25 years of construction experience. Mention Stevens Brothers and you think of Maple Leaf Industries general construction, food storage, equipment, hunting supplies, seed, apartments and other endeavors that ambitious individuals strive to accomplish. This newest addition involves manufactured housing, but not just any manufactured housing. Grant, Lloyd and Charles wanted to provide affordable housing for the public but insisted it be comparable or superior to any stick built, and yet afford buyers considerable savings over a custom grant which covers tuition, fees, room and board. This four-yescholarship is awarded to students with outstanding academic achievement and promise for future ar success. invest-ment-wheth- er well-bui- Spring Musical EPHRAI- M- The LD Singers from the Ephraim Institute of Religion will be presenting their annual Spring Musical Variety Show, April 26, 27, and 28 Wednesday through Friday, at 8 p.m. at the LDS Institute in Ephraim. They will perform sacred music as well as light and entertaining numbers that are sure to delight audiences of all ages. etc. home. lt Homes will fit in any neighborhood and complete site preparation to include foundations are included. Financing is available and a step-by-st- "walk" through your new home will be provided by the Stevens Brothers to ensure that your dream home becomes a reality. EflzrxOEBb QCPjffl 8&QD OSOCC) 0 CS30Q GfcfiDeftiD (MPEff as See how affordable a custom home can be w True Customized Homes Make Your Best Deal LD Singers hold wood-burnin- Silvercrest homes come with a long list of "standard" features and a very long (several pages) list of options. Anything from the basic floor plan to thickness of r Louisa Bennion the carpet, can be customized with vaulted ceilings, full dining rooms, eat-i- n kitchens with the latest conveniences, elegant bedrooms with walk-i- n closets, dressing areas and bathrooms with recessed tubs, separate showers and whirlpools. All homes are sold with major appliances, draperies and carpeting included. Commonly requested options include: energy efficient features, gas appliances, g stoves, dormer windows, bay windows, skylights, extended eves, double doors, garages, appliance upgrades, vinyl wallpapers or wood paneling, vinyl or hardwood floors, sink, tub, shower selections, solid hardwood cabinetry, stick built home. This newest division of Maple Leaf Industries will handle Silvercrest Homes by Western Homes Corporation. They wanted to be able to provide customers with a wide range of choices in a home that is built "as good as it can be". Manufactured homes offer a solid foundation for your it is your first home or your next. They are built in factories under one roof to ensure quality control, cost savings and timely completion. Manufactured homes are the only housing in America built to a national building code and are the only homes which must satisfy a stringent federal building code. The Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Manufactured Housing Safety and Construction standards assure a safe, uring The Open Hous and receive a $100 ales Tax Gift Certificates Good for 60 days. We coordinate all the financing and complete site prep to include foundations. Quality Built by WESTERN HOMES CORPORATION MAPLE LEAF INDUSTRIES GRANT OR LLOYD 480 So. 50 E., Ephraim, Utah |
