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Show Page Four - The Pyramid - November 29, 1995 Hawks flying high over Manti, Juab The Hawks took a lead in the first quarter and turned it into a lead at the half. It turned out to be the difference in the contest. Hawk defense held Manti to only six points in the third, but the Templars rallied with 27 points in the fourth quarter. However, Manti s five three-poishots, Andersens MT. PLEASAN- T- North Sanpete Hawks basketball team sailed over the rival Manti Tempwith Junior Ioane lars, scoring 16 points last week on his home court. The trio of Justin Thompson, Allen Jacobson and Roger Watson each scored 11 points. 59-5- one-poi- four-poi- 5, nt nt nt 20-poi- nt high and Bartons 12, werent enough for the win. The Hawks travel to Templar territory for a rematch in January. Last year the teams split the contests. The Hawks also stung the 4 Juab Wasps in overtime Saturday. The teams tied 8 at the end of the first period, and 6 at the half. North Sanpete offensive pressure on in some put the third quarter outscoring the but the Wasps Wasps reversed those totals in the fourth taking the teams tied into overtime Nick Christensen made the difference as he scored seven of North Sanpetes eight points to Juabs one. Roger Watson led 61-5- scoring with 18 points, followed Juby Christensen with 12 and nior Ioane with 9. The Hawks play at Hurricane on Thursday, Nov. 30 and will participate in the SUU tournament on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2. 18-1- 26-2- 16-1- 1, 53-5- 3. Womens volleyball meeting scheduled MT. PLEASAN- T- A meeting to organize a womens volleyball league will be held in Mrs. Dov-ey- s room at the North Sanpete High School on Monday, Dec. 4 at 8:30 p.m. A representative from each team should be Great Basin Environemntal Education Center Director Dave Lanier takes a break from his work to talk about the award recently presented to the center by the Utah Heritage GBEECs restoration work honored by Dean ODriscoll EPHRAI- M- Snow College, Ephraim City and the U.S. Forest Service have been honored for outstanding work in the restoration of the Great Basin Environ- mental Royal Seth Lott, son of Virgil and Diana Lott, Mt. Pleasant, celebrated his first birthday Nov. 7, 1995. Grandparents are Royal Jay an Lynda Lott, Mt. Pleasant; and Norman and Fairview. Linda Hutchins, is Blaza Hutchins, El Paso, TX. Christopher J. Barlow received his Eagle Scout rank recently. His project involved wiring at the Mt. Pleasant Elementary School. He is the son of Brent and Sylvia Barlow of Mt. 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Award recipients include priThe GBEEC received one of vate homes meticulously restored Awards annual the Heritage by their owners, adaptive use recognizing a commitment to projects, community projects, excellence in historic preservapublicprivate partnerships, rural tion. The award recognized the and urban projects, a preservation the between unique partnership ordinance, an active University three entities which will guaranleader and a preservation activist. tee the preservation and continThe 1995 Heritage Awards Staued use of the Great Basin were at a gala dinner at presented to come. tion for years The Utah Heritage Foundation the State Capitol Rotunda on Nov. 1. Richard Moe, the presi(UHF) recognizes projects, orgadent of the National Trust for nizations and individuals throughHistoric Preservation, was a a out the state that exemplify H e commitment to excellence in guest at the event. 170 to more than UHF historic preservation. This year spoke the UHF presented 10 Heritage members and friends present about preservation accomplishAwards and a Special Recogniments in Utah. The awards protion in Memorial. The inscription on the award gram was conducted by master of may best summarize what the ceremonies and KSL TV news award is about: "Presented in anchor Shelley Osterloh. ' Snow College president Gerald recognition of an outstanding project or action furthering the Day represented a large continpromotion and protection of gent from the college, the city Utahs architectural and cultural and the Forest Service at the awards presentation. heritage." Each award recipient provides a The GBEEC, established in model for meeting the challenges 1912, was in the national foreof preservation that others can front of rangeland and watershed draw upon in their own endeav- research for 60 years. After the ors. As a group, the recipients research conducted there was represent the many and varied moved to more modem facilities, the station sat virtually unused ways in which historic preservation is accomplished in our com- and fell into disrepair. munities. "We would really like to welcome people to drive up the canyon and see what restoration s0 H Determined to preserve this important part of the regions and nations heritage, Snow College, Ephraim City and the Forest Service developed the idea of transforming the research station into an environmental education center. Each of the partners contributed resources and expertise to the renovation of the facilities. Snow College provided craftsmen to restore the buildings as well as managerial, technical and support staff to operate the center. Ephraim City supplied help in obtaining grants and provided money and labor to develop water system. The Forest Service funded materials and provided other services. The Forest Services Intermountain Research Station played an important role in the funding of the restoration. Tom Shore of the Sanpete Ranger District was also a key player in the restoration and remains involved in center operation. Great care has been taken in the renovation to preserve the historic integrity of both the interior and exterior of the buildings. The GBEEC now provides classrooms and dormitory-styl- e accommodation for groups holding conferences or workshops and also maintains a museum to preserve the history of the research done in that area. . Quite a variety of groups make use of the site since its restoration, which is an process. The Forest Service has state-approv- ed on-goi- ng SANpgj 18-3- 9 1 Co-o-p 1st -- C Saturday, December 2nd 10:00 a.m. Doors open 3 25 Performing Groups Throughout the Day A my dandruff up. -- Samuel Goldwyn 7flaf Ciy Sphuaium. Silent Auction GE" 4 uaTBiOfi&E: Latin American Evening with Pueblo Huestro Performing folk music of the Andes Tickets $3.50. Available at Anderson Drug, Ephraim Co-o- p and Ephraim City Building ii Sponsored by: McDonalds KMTIKMXU Snow College Activity Center Subway Dr. Kim Bateman Stevens Bros Christiansen Furniture Messenger Enterprise Charlie's Powell's Surplus Grocery Coca-Col- a Moroni Feed Rotary Club Ephraim City Dr. Darrell Olsen Fat Jack's p Ephraim Mare Taylor Computers Ken Jackson Counseling Co-o- Hog! Yogi Snow College Foundation Worthington-Leavit- t Uons Club Kent's Market Insurance Wayne Sevy Pyramid Andarson Drug Cox Rocks Ironic Designs Area I Ephraim Art Center Area IV Ephraim Elementary Area City Building Area V Ephraim Co-o- p II-Eph- Area The raim III-Eph- raim Library 2. The Vatican is the worlds smallest independent state, covering only about 16 square mile. PUBLIC NOTICE OF AREA MEETINGS The Ephraim City Council and the Ephraim Streets Committee will conduct area meetings at the following locations from 6 to 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1995 to discuss the proposed improvements to Ephraim City Streets: 9:00 a.m. Doors open 3:00 p.m. Leticia Pfzzino, Storyteller of Hispanic Folklore 7:00 p.m. Pueblo Nuestro Concert 8: 1 5 8:45 p.m. VERNAL Alyson Aagard led scoring for the North Sanpete Lady Hawks against the Uintah Utes last week in their first conn test of the season in play. The Utes took the game This makes me so sore it gets 462-348- Friday, December Lady Hawks lose but seasons young 8-- 08 or contact Phil Gordon at 9 Registration Deadline Dec. 5 flecemBerl &Z Epfimm 283-402- 1, Maggon Palmer scored six points and Marci Cheney scored 5. The Lady Hawks led 3 in the first quarter, but scored only four points in the second while Uintah powered in 16. The team travels to Payson on Thursday, Nov. 30. May have up to 6 players on a team. Sign up at Nortn Sanpete Recreation Center 1 1 462-- 3 , 37-4- Netball u 2 m non-regio- 1 3 ON 3 Divisions: 40 or $1 50 fee sponsored classes. The EPA has sponsored college level teacher training workshops. The National Association of Search and Rescue held a workshop on the mountain which taught EMTs from as far away as Texas and Washington care of more about the long-terpatients. A national reunion of members of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) was held earlier this fall. The corps spent a lot of time working at the Great Basin Station more than 40 years ago. Other groups using die facility recently include the office of Federal and State Resource Managers, Ephraim Middle School, Wasatch Academy and Snow College. Purdue University is coming to do research later this year and NASA has even expressed interest in doing a workshop at the GBEEC. National programs like "Intrigue of the Past", sponsored by the Bureau of Land Management, make use of the GBEEC. Also, Project Wet, a national teacher education program headquartered in Montana, has selected the center as one of eight national sites to hold meetings to discuss water issues. All uses of the station must be associated in some way with environmental education. For more information, contact Dave ext. 300. Lanier, public is invited and encouraged to attend. |