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Show myin winpiii in pnpi piyr-f- iipnyr pi pit p pr "gr-- vpaNpupV p Messenger-Enterpris- e, Lotta singin' and dancin' goin1 on at Ascension concert The Annual Ascension Spring Concert, Gotta Sing, Gotta Dance will be presented May 11, 12 and 15 at 8 p.m. in the Crane at Snow College. The concert will feature the 24 member group in a wide variety of song and dance from Pop to Jazz, with a special Broadway Western Revue. According to their director Kathleen Hansen, This is no or- dinary choral concert, but a night 0f unique entertainment that ev- eryone should enjoy. Tickets are $3.50 for adults National Forest is the Great Basin Environmental Education Center. This center was originally built many years ago as a Civilian Conservation Corps project. For . many years, the center went un used and fell into disrepair. But then a joint project of the U.S. Forest Service and Snow College saved the center. It is now used as an environmental education center for students at Snow College and from around the area. Because the center had been in disrepair for so many years, much of it has needed reconstruction. The Ephraim Rotary Club volunteered to reconstruct the centers amphitheater. The amphitheater seats approximately 200 people and has a cement stage. The Rotary Club has worked within the community to find donations of lumber, paint, nails and labor to rebuild the amphitheater. This is just one of many projects of the Ephraim Rotary Club. In December the Rotary Club was a cosponsor for the Ephraim Festival of the Pinatas. The Festival of Pinatas is an opportunity for our community to reunite in the Christmas spirit to promote understanding and raise money for needy children. Pinatas are constructed by local citizens and businesses then donated to the cause. People then buy the pinatas. The Rotary Club donated a pinata and some cash to the project. Proceeds from the event will who help local needy children wish to participate in city sored athletic events but who can- not afford the registration fees. Each year the Ephraim Rotary Club also sponsors a Senior Citi- zens Christmas Dinner, Youth BusinesslaSE3 P Ascen-Theat- re Achievement Awards to honor cal high school students, and the Award which The Snow College performing honors a local citizen for hisher 11,12, and 15. The contributions to the community. at8p.m. al Service-Above-Se- lf er group Ascensipj will hold their annual spring concert May group will take the stage in the Crane Theatre each evening spon- - No Page 3 and $2.50 for students. They may be purchased in advance for a re- duced rate at the Snow College Music Building or from an sion member. They will also be available at the door. Special rates are available for seniors and fami- lies. Ephraim Rotary Club rebuilds amphitheater Hidden high in the Manti Thursday, May 4, 1995 print. No asterisk. No disclaimer. There is a time limit though. It's only free for the next one hundred years. Is that a problem? Pine eddirtg Business Cards essenge called Centennial Cheekiny. And lino is the only place you can yet it Its a personal account ZIONS BANK Member F I) 1 C Ollicial sponsor of the Utah Centennial |
