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Show rib MapMaipiHif ihmrrufi Messenger-Enterpris- e, Page 6 Thursday, March 7, 1991 are eliminated Templars Badgers end regular season play with three losses Manti High Schools basketball team, which took the comeback trail to victory in several of its regular season loss to better from three-poin- t than they did from two-poi- nt from Japan. The concert will begin at 6 p.m. and suggested voluntary donations will be accepted. On Tuesday, March 12, the a cappella Choir and Wind Ensemble will present their Weekly Bowling Results Monday Night Bowlerettes March 4, 1991 scratch .... Jerrelyn Blankenship, 203 Usa Collard, 244 game handicap Lorie Parry, 51 6 series scratch Lisa Collard, 666 series hdcp team game MNM, 1045 team series PJs, 3028 High Gw High High High High High . Top Games Bowled Jerrelyn Blankenship .... lorie Parry Bettis Jensen 203 IretaSchuring Denise Thomas 182 Gail Buchanan 179 195 184 179 ' hr promised $10,000 coverage even if Arlea leaves school, "flies a plane, "sky dives, "scuba dives, "drives a motorcycle, "enters the aggressive pressure defense, coming up with 13 steals that led to several easy baskets in the first half. The Lady Rebels made a run in the second half to cut Snow Colleges lead to four, but could never get the lead from the Lady Badgers. Snow College made 80 of their freethrows in the second half and J8 for the game. Excellent freethrow shooting made the difference for the Lady Badgers as they made only 8 shots from the field but 25 from the charity stripe to hold on for the win over Dixie 86-8- 3 College. Snow College was led by Juli Smith, who came off the bench with the Badgers in foul trouble, and scored 20 points including 12 in the second half and half of military, or "contracts a dread will be works by Brahms, McBeth and Jager. The public is invited to attend. Vice-Preside- disease." Great offer. And so much for the wonderful world of Chest Pain that lasts more than 10 minutes may be a sign of heart attack. Don't chance it, Call the EMTs 911 In Mantl In 45 , Please keep those yellow ribbons and American flags up, til they Return," says the Manti American Legion Auxiliary. Although the war might be over, there are still soldiers called to serve in Saudii, Germany and Japan with uncertainty when, they will return. ,j Keep the letters going and support our local American Legion Auxiliary with projects to show our support to our own. Addresses for our local soldiers are on display at the Manti City Building. This week the Auxiliary is collecting cookies to send along with seven giant letters. Gather your family together and come up to the City Hall and write a i "! - ti Tt,ii.ifflvi.lffl mMBnii..iifim.inrn "mJ nt Keep those yellow flags flying information ushered in by the era of computers. Almost tops the letter addressed to Arleas parents one week before she graduated from BYU with her masters degree. The letter congratulated her for deciding to go to college and inquired what plans the parents had made to pay for her education. Ephraim Wendy VanKampen goes to the hole In game against Dixie the Lady Badgers points from the field. Snow College had four players score in double figures and three that finished with 9 points apiece. Julie Smith had 20, Wendy VanKampen finished her career at Snow College with 16, Erin Tanner had 10 points and 15 rebounds, sophomore Samantha Hatch played her last game at Snow College scoring 10 points and pulling down 11 rebounds while blocking 3 shots. Sue ShurtJiff, Tracey Mullen and Darylin Acor chipped in 9 points apiece for the Lady Badgers. The womens basketball postseason tournament only involves the top four teams ofthe regular season, so Coach Maryln Harmer will now start preparing for the Farewell to Snow College Lady Badger Sophomores Samantha 1991-9- 2 season with some key Al Green, Wendy Van Kampben, and PresiHatch, players returning. dent Gerald Day. directed by Mr. Vance Larsen, will play some of the selections which they recently performed in St. George for the Utah Music Educators Convention. Featured on their portion of the program 5-23- three-pointer- s, three-pointer- s. Computers create world of disinformation BY DEMONT HOWELL Have you ever tried to talk to a computer? Tried to correct an incorrect billing? Tried to cut off a barrage of junk mail? Weve just had an interesting example of the impersonal, unreasonable world of computer disinformation. The letter was addressed to The parents of Arlea Howell," and came from an insurance company wanting to sell student insurance. Its true that Arlea had recently taken a 7:30 a.nl class in Spanish, but both parents and mine were long since gone, and both of us are now retired. I guess that made me the closest thing to a parent of Arlea Howell." The insurance company four followed with 17, Mark Nielsen, 10; Brent Rasmussen, 9; Eric Olsen, 8; Jed Maylett and Greg Barton, 2 each. total points, including two Snow College played present series of concerts the concert. The Wind Ensemble, Steve Olsen, with 26 points, was again the Templars top scorer. Travis Thompson, with The Lady Badgers were led in the first half by Wendy VanKampen with 14 of her 16 Snow College Music Department all-Bac- 87-6- City win. 1. the game. their annual spring tour. The Orchestra, under the direction of Dennis Hansen, will h perform an concert on Sunday, March 10 in the new Music Building which is located in the old 2nd Ward Chapel on the corner of 2nd East and College Avenue. In addition to several of Bachs most well known works, a highlight ofthe concert will be the Double Violin Concerto performed by Mr. Hansen and Miki Sonehara, who is an international student on campus 37-3- The Lady Badgers finished their season with a big win over Dixie College Saturday in the Snow College Activity Center. Snow College played a near flawless first half leading by as many as 22 points and going into the intermission leading 45-3- contributed to several easy points The Choir, under the direction of Laura Busdicker, will perform works by Debussy, Copland and others. Chamber works will also be included in 0 BY GARY CHIDESTER for the Badgers. Freshman center Bob Hayes finished the regular season strong with 14 points and K.C. Tebbs had 13 to help the Badgers. Snow College will play in the Scenic West Conference Tournament against the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls, where CSI has not lost in their last 120 games. The game will be played on Thursday and KMTI-A650 will broadcast concert in the Joseph Crane Theatre at 8 p.m. 8, The Templars went ahead in the first period. The teams were tied at 7 at intermission, but the Templars fell apart in the third period and the Miners fast break carried them to a 64-5- 2 third quarter lead. That lead held up through the final quarter, with the teams battling it out on even terms. Final score was an 4 Park 17-1- Lady Badgers finish season with win over Dixie College shot range Sophomores Jim Crosbie, Kirk Andrus and Michael Mathews played their final games on the Badger hardwood with mixed results. Jim Crosbie caught fire in the second half and finished with 34 points. Kirk Andrus, who played with foul trouble, had flashes of brilliance and finished his career at Snow College with 11 points and Michael Mathews played his last three games at Snow College without scoring a single point, although his tenacious defense The Snow College Music Department will conclude the winter quarter by featuring their performing groups in a series of concerts at the College and on 49-4- 32-2- range or from the freethrow line in the firsthalf making 10 of 16. The Badgers troubles from the freethrow line continued to haunt them as they only hit 67 and at one point in the first half were under 50 from the charity stripe. will The Templars rallied and went ahead briefly, at with six minutes left in the game. post-seaso- n three-pointer- ). The Rebels actually s. games, didnt have the same But then things fell apart success at the Region 9 for Manti. The Templars scored Tournament last week. just seven points while the The result: two straight Cowboys, working their inside losses and an early exit for the to perfection, tallied 26. game Templars from play. The end result: Grantsville, In the opening round of 74; Manti, 56. Region 9s qualifier for the state Steve Olsen, with 20 points, the Templars, seeded the top Templar scorer. Mark was No. 5, and Grantsville, the No. 4 Nielsen had 14; Eric Olson, 12; seed, met for the third time this Brent Rasmussen, 5; Travis year. Thompson, 3, and Brian They were tied at 11 at the Moulton, 2. end of the first quarter. The The Manti-Par- k City game Cowboys then moved into a 7 in the second days schedule halftime lead, largely on the basis of Carter Jacksons four followed a similar pattern. the including a Dixie Rebels Saturday in the Activity Center. The Badgers stayed close to the Rebels until midway through the first half, when the Dixie College made a run to pull away to a 49-3-7 half time score. It took several minutes in the second quarter for either team to gain any momentum. The Badgers had several as they cut the Rebel lead to five to make a run at the Rebels but just as it looked like Snow College would have a chance to finish the season with a win, Dixie College would hit a key basket (often a 105-9- 7 three-pointer- note of encouragement for us to mail, or bake some cookies and bring them for us to mail to them. All the past war veterans are invited to get ready to celebrate with us when our own veterans return Youll need good walking shoes to join us as we walk through town together watching our soldiers cut down those yellow ribbons. Weather The Weather Is reported by Lee J. Anderson, cooperative observer for the U.S. Weather Bureau. t J, sirs rn i-t- "iii fie ti rTni I, Ami, itrifi numm b |