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Show rTyrfiif Messenger-Enterpris- is National April 24-3- 0 TV Turnoff Week From April 24 to 30, the First at Manti City Public Library. Tuesday: 3: Annual National TV Turnoff Storytime at Manti City Public Library. Week is being sponsored by a nonWednesday: 7:00-8:0- 0 p.m. profit organization called America. Its goal is to have this Game night at Manti Elementary. a friend and your favorite been happening. Perhaps this is nations schools, libraries, parents Bring board and children working together for game or come and Ieam a strong evidence of how busy our new game to play. lives have become but at the same one week to understand the degree famis TV which Thursday: Get a group toundermining time, it served to remind us of how to gether and go for a bike ride. ily interactions, encouraging agimportant we are to each other. Have a kite flying contest. We resolved to pay closer gressive behavior, creating little Fix dinner together. consumers, teaching stereotyping heed to each other and to estabFriday: 7:30-8:3- 0 p.m. Dance lish a network for keeping each and subverting our childrens Berrett performance health. habits and by Marilyn physical other informed and aware. We study is The aim of the program to (BYU) and 1st grade students at agreed to keep written notes of offer families alternatives to TV. Manti Elementary. Open to the suspicious behavior and to keep America is convinced public. the police (who have been great that not only parents, but children, Saturday: Plan a neighborto respond) informed of incidents. be surprised at how enjoyable hood will Go on a picspring clean-uLet the guilty beware! With a e be. week a can nic. Visit someplace you have united effort, backed with love and Locally sponsored events innever been before. concern, we will come out of this clude: Then celebrate at the end of on top and will be the closer and 2:30-3:0- 0 Storytime the turnoff! Monday: safer for it. 15-3:- 45 Keep the neighborhood safe To the Editor, A group of concerned neighbors in the area surrounding 4th East and 1st North in Ephraim met together the other night to voice concerns and discuss solutions to a wave of crimes that have been committed over the past three or so months. Those crimes included such incidents as truck windows being shot and broken out, lambs beshot death to as ing they lay together sunning themselves next to the church fence, a boy being shot in the stomach with a BB gun by an unseen assailant who continued to shoot at his victim as he ran away, a dog shot in the neck at close range with a shotgun (it survived), another dog was also injured by a gunshot. Windows have been broken in homes by rocks. The list seemed to go on and on. It was obvious that we all needed to become more aware of things going on around us and we needed to become more neighbor-mindeMany of the people in the were unaware of what had group TV-Fr- TV-Fr- 1 1 p. Perhaps there is a lesson in this for all our neighborhoods in all our little communities. Lets not forget each other in this modern and overly busy world for it is friendships which really count the most. Lets resolve to do a better job of looking out for our neighbors! Sincerely, Lynn Poulson and extended neighborhood Manti Council (Continued from page 1) development programs. Mr. Martin showed slides that illustrated the wealth contained in the countys architectural heritage. He said that Manti, Ephraim, Spring City and Mt. Pleasant are ideally suited by both location and history to work together in a partnership that would not only be of advantage to them, but also to the entire county. He said they could work together in such activities as promotion, programs and other activities related to both preservation and economic development (apparently primarily through tourism). He added that this would require an organization, some coordination and a person who had ee TV-fre- d. local preservation and economic some training in activities like planning and promotion. We would provide the training, Mr. Martin said. Council members asked about costs. Mr. Martin suggested a first ear contribution of $1500 per city. The History Corridor would have the support of state agencies, Mr. Martin promised. And support money would be available from several sources. Councilman Douglas Dyreng concluded the History Corridor discussion by moving that Manti support the program and Council-woma- n Barbara Wintch seconded the motion. It then passed unanimously. Apr. 19: Paul Jay Baxter was arrested in Ephraim by the Ephraim Police Dept, on charges DUI. Bail set at $1,200. Apr. 19: Thomas Scott Lopez, Mt. Pleasant, was arrested on SR 89 on charges of DUI, open container, driving on susprev., no in- surance and speeding by the Sanpete County Sheriff. Bail was set at $1,810. Apr. 20: Jason Miller was arrested in Ephraim by the Ephraim Police and charged with attempted dist. contr. subs, for $. Bail was set at $5,000. Apr. 20: Johnny Anthony Lopez of Ephraim was arrested in Ephraim and charged with attempted distr. of a controlled substance for $. Bail was set at $5,000. Apr. 21: Nobuko Yamamoto of Mt. Pleasant was arrested in Mt. Pleasant by the Mt. Pleasant police and charged with burglary. Bail was set at $5,000. 4-- H Tractor Operators Contest w ill be held Thursday, April 27th at the Snow Col lege West Campus parking lot at 4 p.m. 9 will compete in Ages 14-1- Correction In last weeks story ceneern ing the Manti Beautification Award, we incorrectly identified the family as the Robert Henningson family. t lV. il f 1. 4 . r 1. r " v" Pleasant by the Mt. Pleasant Police and charged with burglary. Bail was set at $5,000. Apr. 23: Armando Adame Avila, was arrested West of Gunnison by the Sanpete County Sheriff and charged with public intox. and criminal trespass. Bail was set at $400. Apr. 23: Antonio Fransisco next Fourth quarter school year 5 week. The is almost over. Music and drama competition was successfully concluded. Congratulations to these students. Sevier Valley Applied Technology Center will start a summer Cosmetology program. To qualify, high school students must pass an entrance test with an eighth grade score. Costs will be mid-ter- 1994-199- school stu$178.40. Post-hig- h dents will pay $650.00 for the same program. Credits earned at Sevier Valley Tech can also be counted as high school credits. Any students interested in a summer session should stop at our Counseling Center for additional information. The University of Utah is ofInfering a Summer Computing interested stitute. Students who are must have applied by the 26th of trespass. Bail was set at $200. Apr. 23: Trinity Paul Leatham of Mt. Pleasant was arrested in Mt. Pleasant by the UHP and charged with DUI, no insurance and speed violation. Bail was set for $1,600. Apr. 24: Victor Adame Avila was arrested West of Gunnison by the Sanpete County Sheriff and charged with public intox aod criminal trespass. Bail was set at $400. Sanpete and Emery Counties will cooperate on repairs to e road 4-- - 1 Rodney Cox, Natasha Madsen, and Diane Rogers evening at the Gunnison Valley High School. Seven contestants competed for the title. Mariah Contestants receiving special recognition were Bobette Anderson for Miss Congeniality, Keri Ann Hales for the best tasting dairy recipe, and Angie Anderson for the most dairy ingredients in her recipe. The audience enjoyed master of ceremonies Mark Lyons, and the entertainment of a young group of Jamboree Cloggers. Each contestant participated in the production number Down I lome in keeping with the theme Down Home in Dairyland. Each contestant then presented an origi nal commercial skit promoting dairy products. It was a fun evening that gave some of the young ladies of our county a chance to showcase their talents and knowledge in the dairy industry. sub-divisio- n. USPS 1777-200publshed eachThursday for $16.00 year inside Sanpete County, $19.00 year outside Sanpete County, by Messenger-Enterpris- e Inc., 35 S. Main, Manti, Utah 84642. 2nd Class Postage Paid at Manti, Utah. Single copy price 50c. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: Ephraim Enterprise, 35 S. Main. Manti, Utah 84642. Publisher Max Call THE ANTI ESSENGER USPS 3284-000published each Thursday for $1 6.00 year Inside Sarpete County, $19.00 year outside Sanpete County, by Messenger-Enterpris- e Inc., 35 S. Main, Manti. Utah 84642. 2nd Class Postage Paid at Manti, Utah 84642. Single copy price 50c. POSTMASTER. Send address changes to: Manti Messenger, 35 S. Main, Manti, Utah 84642. Publisher Max Cali (ccentrix le . Salon :r a 7-- Dairy Princess last Saturday 1 okeyed will be on display on ArtsNight Wednesday, May 3rd at 9 p.m. Erika Frischknecht, of Manti, was crowned as Sanpete County 835-215- 1. Ephraim-Orangevil- Sterling Scholar portfolios Enterprise 0, le 18-2- 3. THE EPHRAIM In- Ephraim-Orangevil- graduation. Mental Health has offered a scholarship for the School on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies at the University of Utah Several students from June have expressed an interest. If additional students would like more information, please stop by our office. Sometimes, we all need to remember: If you are a person of few words, you wont have as many to take back. Manti girl named as Sanpete Dairy Princess Ephraim-Orangevill- 50-5- Snow College will be offering classes at their Summer School in the Mountains. The variety of classes and the mountain setting would be an experience for any student. These are credit classes that can be used for high school Salazar, was arrested West of McArthur of Gunnison and Gunnison by the Sanpete County Mandy Eggleston of Gunnison Sheriff and charged with criminal were attendants. By Bruce Jennings plot and a road location in the Sanpete and Emery counties dian Hills area, but they then are going to split the cost, backed away from giving approval four events. on doing a repair job on the Joes to Special Service District status Winners will go to the state Valley section of the for the contest. Road. Special Service District desFor more information and to Water from a spring area has ignation would enable Indian Hills undermined a 150 foot section of to obtain low cost money for buy1 the office contact at register, the road to a depth of around four ing water rights and making other feet in some places. The repairs improvements, Jay Barlow and will be on contract to a private firm D.W. Crosby told the Commisat a cost of something like sion. Doing that would open up a can of worms, Commission The correct identification $40,000. the is chairman Bob Bessey said. Other Although damaged strip should have been Patty in subdivisions would want the same I Sanpete County, the Joes Vallenningson and her children, is section of ley primary impor- break. We regret this error. tance to Emery County because it Additionally, the Commission provides major access to the Joes denied the Indian Hills application on philosophical grounds. The Valley Reservoir and other recreation resources. function of a Special Service DisThe two counties also particitrict is to serve a public good, the in a of Commissioners said, not to give a pated major the road on break to private land developers. the east side of Manti Mountain The Commissioners also disv three years ago. cussed budget matters with SherV Sanpete residents also travel iff Stan Anderson, gave auditor the road's east side, but mainly in Ryan Anderson approval on tax the summer and fall. Sharing the sale rules and a title search of tax sale properties, munched on some responsibility for the roads maintenance is a good example of the stale Easter egg candies provided Good Neighbor policy, one comby Clerk Kristine F. Anderson, and missioner commented. adjourned. They hope to report headway At the Sanpete County Commissions meeting last week on other pressing matters like the the Commissioners also dealt with special fire district and the sanianother land problem. They tary landfill at their May 2 X ill fv f Natasha Madsen '.3 f ,? Apr. 22: Darrin Scott Plymeli, of Mt. Pleasant was arrested in Mt. Page 2 Counselor's Corner April. Sanpete Sheriff Booking Report Tractor contest dated The Sanpete County ee MHS By 1995 Thursday, April 27, e, ofHair and Hail Design 50 North Main - Manti, Utah 835-19- 61 - ' & l? dTanning Pass Buy one - Get one FREE! lJAeekOnly May 1st 6th zone change for a small -- Manti Beautification Award for Valentine Decoration Con test is presented to Patty Henningson and her two daugh-ter- s by Councilman Kay Peterson and Committee Chairman Don cofer. Don t Miss Out on this one! BREAK THE SILENCE If you are aware of any form of adult abuse, neglect, or Perm for Mom! Your name will be kept confidential. Gift Certificates Available be--twe- en In An Emergency Dial "911" MfllhcrSJ)ay.Spjtdali exploitation, you must report it. Call 8:00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. Monday thru Friday, or call 911 in an emergency. $25 (any length) |
