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Show Messenger-Enterpris- Page 10 Thursday, April 1, 1999 e Miss Manti 1998 reveals results of student survey Manti Elementary Positive Action Students Rachel Christensen, Miss Levi Jones and Griffin Aste Computers (Continued from page nt 1) According to Allen Jones. Manti for 1998, will relinquish her crown to the new Miss Manti on Friday night at the Manti High School auditorium. Miss Christensen has reported the results of her 1998 project, which had as its goal Zero Tolerance for Violence in Public Schools. The goals included: Establish a zero tolerance" policy for w eapons and v iolence; educate the students, parents, and the staff on the polic and its penalties. This would include subjects such as: reporting w eapons or concerns about them, reporting any threat or fear of v iolence. avoiding accidents and incidents in corridors and on school grounds, identifying who belongs in the building, and following up to ensure that troubled students get help. Also to establish a faculty-studestaff committee to help de-- v elop and create a vv ay for students to be able to discuss any fears or informareport any crime-relate- d tion vv ithout any fear of retaliation. M iss Christensen said that the results of a survey taken at Manti tors. and ke boards. Pro- duction Supervisor for the Computers For School Program, the computers are stripped down and refurbished: the 4S6s are installed w ith either 33 or 66MHz DXs. 200 MB Hard Dries. 16 MB of Memory, Windows 95. and are Y2K upgraded. The Pentium Computers are installed w ith 300 MHz Processors, 4.2 GB Hard dries. and 32 Bit SDRAMs. Windows 95. and the Y2K upgrade as well. The computers came w ith color moni The price of the 486 comput- 00.00 per comthe color monitors puter. including ers was only SI and keyboards. The Pentiums were slightly higher at $460.00 each including monitors and keyboards. Utah Correctional Industries e en gi es them a one- - ear w arrant "Our goal is to get our children the best learning tools available."' stated Captain David Puett. Production Manager for Utah Correctional Industries. . gfiSiieBcaiffiB KKDVM COLLEGE SNOW COLLEGE is seeking a Director of Orchestras and Strings. government subsidized 435-283-705- 7. Closing date: April 22, 1999 EEOE. t- - Handicapped-accessibl- e Recreation hall Storage included free Rural Development Rental'yissistance Each completely electric one bedroom. apartment can house or 2 people. Small pets are permitted. 1 45 E. 100 N. in Ephraim 283-636- 3 Rachel Christensen High School in January 1999 showed: Out of 300 students 89 stated they had witnessed a v iolent act at school; 84 stated that they had been threatened at school; 65 stated that they had been afraid to come to school. . sur-vee- Warner Snow College's Convocation d, on April 1. will feature Paul Warner, United States Attorney. The program is scheduled to start at 12:30 p.m. in Snow's Crane Theater. The public is welcome to attend and all convocations are free of charge. Paul Warner graduated from BYU's J. Reuben Clark Law School. In 1984, went back to Brigham Young and earned his Masters of Public Administration is currently working as Colonel in the Judge Advocate Branch, for the Utah Army National Guard. His military career has also won him several honors among which are: two United States Army Meritorious Service Medals and the United States Army Commendation Medal. He has also worked as an Adjunct Professor at Westminster College where he received five Outstanding Faculty of the Year Awards. Gunnison Valley Hospital March 8: A girl born to Armando and Stephanie Caro, Gunnison. Weight: 6 lbs. 12 oz. Name: Diana Neredia Caro. March 19: A girl born to Jeffrey and Tonja Nielsen. Elsinore. Weight 6 lbs. 8 oz. Name: Karen Kristine Nielsen. March 19: A girl born to Michael and Jennifer Stevens, Ephraim. Weight 6 lbs. 12 oz. Name: Carson Stevens March 19: A boy born to Ronald and McKinzie Thurston, Redmond. Weight: 8 lbs. 10 oz. Name: Pa ton Craig Thurston. March 23: A girl born to Troy Mens Denim Clothing and Michelle Cox, Mayfield. Weight: 8 lbs. oz. Name: Taya Lee Cox. March 25: A boy born to Rob1 ert and Mina Heath, Salina. p p p p p p p p p Up to $50 Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to Up to $100 $200 $300 $500 $600 $100 $200 $400 Salina at Thursday, April 1 Moms Parking Lot 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Manti at Friday, April 2 Millers Bakery Parking Lot 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Gunnison at Saturday, April 3 Highway 89 Junction (near Park) 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. If you think you have some of these items and happen to miss a sale, please call 208 v New Arrivals For more information, contact Snow College Human ResourcesPersonnel office at Pre 1980 Levis 501 Pre 1970 Levis 501 Pre 1960 Levis 501 or Lee Pre 1950 Levis 501 or Lee Cowboy Pre 1940 Levis 501 or Lee Cowboy Pre 1930 Levis 501 or Lee Cowboy Pre 1960 Denim Shirts Pre 1960 Levis or Lee Jackets Pre 1950 Levis or Lee Jackets v Utilities included free Snow College Convocation will feature U.S. Attorney pre- ferred. 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