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Show OMNIWEST, CCRP. 3322 SO. 3RD. EAST SALT LAKE CITY, Volume 89 Number 39 MANTI, UTAH 84642, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1 1975 5 a copy Celebrated Pianist Slates Performance at Snow his By Bruce Jennings One of Americas celebrated young pianists will perform in the Snow College Auditorium Monday night at 8 p.m., under sponsorship of the Snow Col- lege Concerts. ar James Fields, the old artist, will play selections from Shubert, Beethoven, Chopin and Ginastera. Perhaps the highlight of his program for the local audience will be performance of five Chopin waltzes. Mr. Fields has appeared in numerous recitals throughout the United States and Europe, including the famed Dubrovnki Festival in Yugoslavia. He made his orchestral debut at the age of 10 with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and has appeared as a soloist W'ith the San Francisco Symphony, the Seattle Symphony, the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Winner recipient of the at:oiul Young Musicians oimd.ition Grant, was a finalist m the 27th International Imeiitntt Competition for and m 1971 won first pi.uii-.t- s place in the Oakland Symplio-ni- s piano competition lor uning artists. Snow College students will e admitted upon the presentation of their activity cards. 7 ickets for others are priced t 72.00 for adults, and $1.00 tor students. of this weeks Personality contest was old Steven Nielsen of Ephraim. Steven correctly ar James Fields, pianist Two Lovelies Enter Miss Manti Contest Two more misses have been entered in the Miss Manti pageant to be held Saturday, April 19. They are Sandra Merriam and Carolyn Wanlass. old Sandra is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Drew Merriam. She will be sponsored by the Activity Club. Sandra is interested in drama and art and has taken classes in them. She enjoys water and snow skiing, swimming and horseback riding. Sandra has been a junior and senior leader and has been in horse queen and attendant of Horse Club. For the pageant Sandra will present a dance. Her hopes for the future include attending Snow College and obtaining a special education degree. ar 4-- H 4-- H Carolyn Wanlass is the daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Frank Wanlass. She is 18 years old and attends Snow College. She will be sponsored for the pageant by the National Guard. W'hile in high school Carolyn was studentbody vice president, prom mistress, second attendant to homecoming queen, and was an FHA officer. She participated in Region VII commercial meet and in the FFA Sweetheart contest. Her hobbies are golf, badminton and basketball. Carolyn is seeking a two year associate in applied science in the area of office management. Her ambition is to graduate from college, work, marriage and to have a family. identified the personality as LuGene Nielsen. For so doing he won a merchandise certificate worth $7.50. However, he left the $14.50 bonus in the jackpot for next weeks drawing by not Using any of the clues. Thus the jackpot next week will be $29.00. Along with the $7.50 bonus for identinext fying the personality, weeks winner could win well-mark- Weve got just one chance to life Wurth the living. Weve one chance to walk down others and be loved as well, before our sure footsteps have make slowed. can never go back, so do all we can to make lifes long journey worthwhile by clearing the way or building a bridge, by giving a hand or a smile. The Ephraim Business and Women Clubs Professional Woman of the Year, LuGene Nielsen, with love and service, We lets reminder of a public meeting to be held Wed., April 9 was given today by Manti Mayor Frank Wanlass. Mayor Wanlass said the meeting was Representatives Chosen F or Girls State Manti American Legion Girl State Manti representatives from were selected last Thursday, March 27. A panel of judges selected the girls to represent Manti at the annual Girl State event to be held at SUSC June Girls selected were Stacey Rasmussen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Juel Rasmussen; Shirley Anderson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Dell B. Anderson; Colleen Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cox; Debra Snow, daughter ofMr.andMrs. MoRell Snow; alternate is Joyce Sorensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sorensen. Purpose of Girls State while they are there will be to gain a greater understanding of government. 4. Stacey Rasmussen 7 p.m. the Ephraim West Ward chapel. As usual, the public is invited to the noon talk at the Friday Forum at the LDS Institute. Invited to the evening fireside are all youth from in 14-2- 6. Lind is presently living in Houston, Texas, where he has been an active participant in the space program since 1966. He was on the back up crew for Sky Lab II and III, on which he conducted a special study of the solar winds. Although he has never actually been in space, he has been through all the training up to blast off and on several occasions he has been a member of the rescue crews that have come within hours of going into space. Lind was born in Midvale and is a graduate of Jordan High School. He received a Bachelor of Science degree with high honors in physics from the University of Utah and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in high energy nuclear physics from the University of California. He is a member of the American Geophysical Union, the American Association for Advancement of Science and Phi Kappa Phi. He was awarded the NASA Exceptional Service Medal in hours flying aircraft. He LuGene Nielsen, left, receives BPW Woman of the Year Award from Flora Anderson. has fulfilled this eulogy. She has the inner qualities that to communicate themselves others. Such qualities include a friendly voice, a sense of humor, kindness, thoughtfulness for the other person, sincere praise, gratitude, anu encouragement. She has served her family, friends, and the community. She has gone the extra mile to make her club interesting, fun and successful. She is a faithful and sincere and active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She was accompanist on the piano for the Primary organization when she has been activity counsellor in the MIA and served five years as ward speech director, and is presently organist in evening was 11 years old and continued in that capacity and teaching classes in Primary, Junior Sunday School, MIA and for some time would leave her work to lead the music for the West Ward Relief Society. She for the purpose of discussing the proposed HUD grant to the city. Many have asked questions and want answers, Mayor Wanlass said. This meeting is for that purpose as well as to get further input from citizens. A previous meeting was poorly attended because of many conflicting events being held the same night. The meet ing will be held at 8 p.m. in the Manti Library. Relief Society. The last 17 years she has been employed as clerk for the Forest Service in Ephraim and has been alone to raise her two sons, Todd and Randy. Todd recently returned from serving a mission in the Leeds English Mission and is nowattending college at BYU and Randy is going to Snow College. LuGene received an Outstanding Performance Award of $200 for her work in the Forest Service in 1968. She was given a pin for many years service in the church Primary. She also taught H sewing and cooking to the young girls for several years. She is a good homemaker, neighbor (Continued on page three) ar 4-- Weather Data May Min Pr past week are as follows: Mar. 25, 64; Mar. 26, 61; Mar. 27, 56; Mar. 28, 38; Mar. 29, 48; Mar. 30, 50; Mar. 31, 83. There were 5.5 inches of snowfall on the 31st. Mayors Proclamation WHEREAS, Cancer is the common foe of all mankind and will strike 665,000 Americans this year, among them, 2,100 Utahns, and WHEREAS, many forms of cancer are curable if detected early and treated properlv, as evidenced by the success of the Virginia Whitney Cancer Detection Clinics which offer free breast examinations and Pap smears to Utah women, and WHEREAS, one of three who now get cancer is being cured but at least half of those who get cancer could and should be saved by early diagnosis and prompt treatment, and WHEREAS, the American Cancer Society alerts the public to cancers warning signals through some 20,000 Neighbor Savers who will visit Utah homes during the April Crusade Cancer Quiz, and and leave a WHEREAS, in addition to support of vital research such as that being carried on in Utah hospitals and universities, the American Cancer Society conducts other programs of public and professional education, and WHEREAS, many cancers can be prevented, such as lung cancers, mainly caused by cigarette smoking, and most skin cancers, caused by frequent exposure to direct sunlight, and WHEREAS, the medical profession is kept informed by the American Cancer Society of the latest advances in the treatment of cancer and nurses are informed how best to care for cancer patients, and WHEREAS, the American Cancer Society, through its Utah Division, provides useful and compassionate aid to women who have had breast surgery, through its Reach to Recovery program, offers help through a Laryngectomy Club and an Ostomy Club, and conducts other rehabilitation programs seeking to improve the quality of survival, and WHEREAS, April is Cancer Control Month, by Presidential Proclamation and Congressional Resolution, life-savi- Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED ... That all residents of this city be urged to support the educational and fund raising efforts of the American Cancer Society as part of Cancer Control Month in April. Done under my hand this 1st day of April, 1975. Shirley Anderson NAS Astronaut Don L. Lind be the Friday Forum speaker on Friday, April 4. He will also speak at a special will Before Lind was chosen as an astronaut, he worked at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center as a space physicist. Dr. Lind is a Commander in the U.S. Naval Reserve and has been since September 1957. He has logged more than 3,260 Reminder of Public Meeting A Astronaut Don Lind Will Be Speaker at Forum, Fireside 1974. $36.50. The ten clues hidden in last weeks ads were: BPW, accompanies, U.S. Forest Service, Todd and Randy, out- standing performance award, bowls, honor student, Woman of the Year, president, charter member. LuGene Nielsen is a charter member of the Ephraim club and presently is serving as president. She has been treasurer and served two years on the election committee. The poet said: The road we call life may run straight as an arrow, or else it may bend, twist, and wind. It may and easy to be follow, or really a hard one to find. 84115 fireside that evening at He was the Mystery Personality Named Mystery UTAH s Frank G. Wanlass Mayor of the city of Manti time--2,78- 0 in jet was selected by NASA as one of the 19 astronauts in April 1966. Lind has also found time to be active in the Church. He served as a missionary in the New England Mission, was one of the seven presidents of Seventy, seventies group leader, Sunday School teacher, stake road show director and has written many scripts for the road shows. He has also Astronaut Don L. Lind Jay Olsen Receives Eagle Scout Award The Manti North Wards new-e- t Eagle Scout is Jay Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don 01- - Weather Data The Ephraim weather data is reported each week by the Great Basin Experimental Area, Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, U.S. Forest Service. talked extensively at youth conferences throughout the United States. He is married to his former mission presidents daughter, Kathleen Maughan, and they have six children--tw- o boys and four girls. The oldest, Carol Lind, is now attending sen. He received his Eagle Award at the Ward scout fundraising dinner on Friday, Mar. 28. Scouter Wilbur Braithwaite made the award. Jay is 15 years old and in the 9th grade of Manti High School. He is interested in sports, art, and working on his fathers cattle ranch. He says scouting is great and the effort towards becoming an Eagle Scout was worth it in fun and the knowledge he gained. In attendance to see Jay receive his award were his his grandmother, Louise Fisher of Salt Lake City, and his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Zabriskie of Ogden. family, Snow College. The subject of his talk will be An Astronaut Views Religion. Correspondent Needed for Manti Center Applications are now being received for the position of correspondent for the Manti Center Ward. If you are interested in this position, call and arrange for an interview or appointment. Due to increasing poor health, Mrs. Naomi Davis, who has served as correspondent for the ward, has asked to be released. New Eagle Scout is Jay Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ol- Alumnas and alumna are real ly the Latin woids for foster son and foster daughtei. sen, right. Scouter Braithwaite, award. left, made the Wilbur Wet March Brings Precipitation Up LaMar Jorsensen has completed snow surveys for April 1st. March was a wet month. Precipitation for the month ranged from 3.75 inches of water at Beaver Dams on Creek to 6.5 inches of water at GBRC Meadows on Ephraim Creek. Snowpack as compared to the longtime average is a low of 113 at Pickle Keg Springs to a high of 135 at Gooseberry Ranger Station. Both of these snow courses are on Salina Creek drainage. Gooseberry Reservoir above Fairview has 70 inches of snow with a water content of 23 7 inches. Last year there was 18.2 inches of water. The longtime average is 19.1 inches of water. Mammoth Ranger Station has 78 inches of snow and 26.1 inches of water. Last year there was 20.0 inches of water. The average is 19.8 inches of water. The raingage caught 5.6 inches of water during March. Huntington Horseshoe has 82 inches of snow and 28.2 inches of water. Last year there was 21.8 inches of water. The average is 23.7 inches of water. GBRC Meadows above Eph le raim has 88 inches of snow and 28.6 inches of water. Last year there were 27.4 inches of water. The average is 24.7 inches of water. GBRC Headquarters has 67 inches of snow and 19.1 inches of water. Last year there were 18.8 inches of water. The average is 15.9 inches of water. Seely Creek Ranger Station has 53 inches of snow andl6.6 inches of water. Last year there were 17.0 inches of snow and 16.6 inches of water. Seely Creek Ranger Station and 16.6 inches of water. Last year there were 17.0 inches of water. The average is 15.7 inches of water. Thistle Flat above Manti has 59 inches of snow and 19.6 inches of water. Last year there were 18.5 inches of water. The average is 15.8 inches of water. Middle Fork has 82 inches of snow and 26.5 inches of water. Last year there were 26.0 inches of water. The average is 23.3 inches of water. Mt. Baldy Ranger Station on the Creek drainage has 82 inches of snow and 26.5 inches of water. Last year there were 27.9 inches of water. The average is 22.5 le inches of water. Beaver Dams has 44 inches of snow and 14.1 inches of water. Last year there were 13.6 inches of water. The average is 11.0 inches of water. Farnsworth Lake at the head of Salina Creek has 73 inches of snow and 22.0 inches of water. Last year there were 24.4 inches of water. The average is 18.5 inches of water. Gooseberry Ranger Station has 50 inches of snow and 15.3 inches of water. Last year there were 18.4 inches of water. The average is 11.3 inches of water. Pickle Keg Springs has 48 inches of snow and 16.9 inches of water. Last year there were 19.0 inches of water. The average is 14.9 inches of water. Rees Flat on the west mountain at the head of Levan Canyon has 41 inches of snow and 12.1 inches of water. Last year there were 15.4 inches of water. The average is 12.1 inches of water. It looks like a good water year. There has been additional snow fall on all of the snow courses after the measurements were completed. |