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Show I ' Citizens Urged To Clean Up News 4-- H Learner Burners City Streets by Michelle Lanier, reporter 4-- Her-mans- Mrs. Catherine Daniels re- cuperates. The girls in the club are Stacy Jorgensen, president; Kim Stewart, vice president; Wendi Snow, secretary; Michelle Lanier, reporter; Jolene Beazer, Angie Daniels and April Daniels. The first meeting was held last Friday. The girls had a good time learning how to measure liquid and dry ingredients. Silly Sitters Thursday, May 29th was the meeting of the eight and nine class. year olds We take Childs Care. The name of our class is "The Silly Sitters. Karen Nuffer is President, Lonnie Cox Vice, Traci Shand Secretary, Lisa Garbe Treasurer, and Janell Allred activity leader. Leigh Ann Shand is our leader. If any of you mothers need a sitter, give us a call. In case you need a tender here are our dads names, Lynn Nuffer, Ronnie Cox, Don Shand, Lewis Garbe, Bob Bessey, and Blaine Allred. Diane Bessey Reporter 4-- Reunion 4-- The Noral H. and Jessen descendants Ebbe met at Gunnison, Utah for their May 26, 1975 Jessen Reunion. President Bryce Anderson took charge with Maxine Anderson secretary-treasureMr. and 4-- r. Mrs. Jessen Jr. were Ed retained in genealogical work. A luncheon was served at noon after which family histories and genealogies were compared, and a musical program was enjoyed. I Rapid Take-O- Service ut WATCH FOR DAILY SPECIALS! Mexican Dishes - Italian -- -- - Future Homemakers of America (FHA), Two Starting immediately, we are asking all citizens to clean up all bottles, paper, wires, limbs or any other debris off the city streets in Manti. LaMont Lyon once again this year is going to cut the weeds and grasses on these streets with his tractors and large mowing machine. The streets must be perfectly free of all trash and debris before he can mow. Also, it has been observed that there are many abandoned automobiles on the streets. We are asking the owners of these vehicles to remove them into their yards or some other place off the streets so that we can get the streets cleaned. Please clean up the area by your place immediately so this work can be done. Manti City Council The Learner Burners is the name of a new club in Ephraim. Mrs. Colleen will be the teacher until Cynthia Snow Is Winner Of FHA Scholarship Scones Utah Cynthia Snow front Manti High School and Sandra Turner from Millard High School, have been awarded scholarships to the college of their choice. According to Karen S. Stone, state advisor for the group and Consumer and Home Economics Specialist, Office of the Utah State Board of Education, the girls were selected from statewide competition on the basis of their activities in FHA, school activities, scholastic record, and community service. Cynthia Snow lives in Ephraim and has been a FHA chapter officer and state officer as well as on the national membership committee. School activities have included junior class officer, student council member, yearbook staff and member of the National Honor Society. She has also been active in church and community affairs. Both girls are high school seniors and plan to use the scholarships to major in the home economics area. Manti Employment Security Office Functioning Well year of operation has been encouraging, Mr. Isbell stated. The Employment office manager noted that use of the office bv employers in the area has been particularly good. The number of employers Employment Security office contacting the office and the who supervises the Sanpete variety of jobs offered through the Employment office has unit, and Karl Kelley, interviewer in charge, the Manti steadily increased, he said. Mr. Isbell made a special branch office has made great strides in making the full range appeal to individuals looking for work to register. In his opinion of Employment Security services available to the residents of the E.S. office should be the job seeker's first stop, because the Sanpete and Juab counties. When the Manti E.S. office job openings on file at the two opened its doors on July 1, locations represent the largest 1974, Mr. Isbell together with single source of job opportuniKeith Jorgensen, chairman of ties in the immediate area. In addition the needs of both the Sanpete County Commission, jointly announced the employers and job seekers objective was to make the which extend beyond the local Manti branch office truly a area can be served by the Manti community employment service office through its resources and area capabilities. If local applicants center, for the it was are not available, an employers serve. to programmed They pointed out that in job offer can be readily exposed order to make the unit work as to all the job seekers in the state clearan effective labor exchange, it by means of a state-wid- e must attract a substantial flow ance system in which job openof both job openings from ings and job applicants are employers in the area and job matched by a computer. Information on job opportunapplicants. Without these two ities throughout the state is vital ingredients the exchange simply doesn't work, they available to local residents, and added. They jointly appealed to individuals who want to explore employers needing workers and the job possibilities outside the individuals looking for work to local area can be assisted by the Manti office through its link up contact the office. to from the state-wid- e computerized employers Response and job seekers during our first job matching system. The Manti Employment Security office is nearing the end of its first year in business at its location in the Sanpete County court house. In the opinion of Richard Isbell, manager of the Richfield two-coun- two-coun- Dining Room Facilities Parties -- Special Rates for Groups - Clubs -- - Weddings Hours: Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Every day except Wednesday and Sunday FAIRVIEW FREtrS CAFE 427-38- FRIDAY, JUNE 6 County Fairgrounds MANTI LIKE Showings at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. 3rd LARGEST TO SHOW ON EARTH PAINT? $ Oil Canning Supplies Predicted Sanpitch Saga News To Be Plentiful This Year LOGAN- 'Uon't panic! Canning jars and lids will be out in Utah in a tew weeks and the supply Hj pe ample, reports Flora Bard well, Utah State University lood and nutrition canning season in each area. she repotted. She noted that in some states where canning supplies had already been shipped, Florida in particular, tourists from out special; a ol state were the ''ne said her information items. Even in Utah, some of conies tmm Nancy Steorts, the local stores with canning presidential appointee special supplies on hand have experiassistant tor consumer affairs. enced wanting to Ms. Bani o. ell was in load up with the jars and lids," with the consumer affairs specialist Ms. Bardwell stated. Last year, approximately six recently timing a national conference held m St. Louis, Mo. million families participated in lwo new companies are home canning. "And that maiud.il mring canning jars this figure is expected tv) increase year, and three new companies by about one million this vear. are putting out lids. noted the But the supplies have also inUSlJ loot! and nutrition expert. creased to handle the extra 5he said raw materials, h'ad." she said. which weie in short She cautions consumers to supply last year, arc now plentiful. buy vvlial they need but not to he canning supply manuhoard. "1 know one person who facturers. however, have all It. is on hand 20 cases of jars she agreed n to ship the jars and didn't use last year." Ms. litis tuni' just prior to the Bartlvv ell concluded. - by Wilma Morley Despain Contact Carl Purcell, Students Graduate from I i Library Circus-Circus"- n Summer HAIRSTYLES the U.S. It filters through layers of earth and thus becomes clean. It stores itself beneath the earth, with no evaporation loss. 835-497- 4 The Birch Log by John F. McManus Senator Edward Belmont, Massachusetts whose political position in Massamost secure, has become the object of some spirited demonstrations in and around Boston. Although the larger newspapers have not done so, some of the smaller weeklies have begun to chastise the Senator because of his support of forced busing. A columnist for the Dorchester (Mass.) recently criticized the Senators position on this volatile issue. The newspaper then carried his response, and a close reading of that should earn the Senator even greater criticism. For he has demonstrated that he is either totally ignorant of the Constitution he has sworn to uphold, or he is full of contempt for it and for the people who elected him to defend it. Kennedy, sure. This seizure of power has already led to tyrannical abuses including federal control of both the schools and the children who attend them. chusetts has always been considered ANIMAL MENAGERIE STRANGE BEASTS THE 4 CORNERS OF THE GLOBE I FROM DONT YOU GOLIATH LARGEST BLOOD DARE MISS IT SWEATING BEHEMOTH IN CAPTIVITY I BUY ALL YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE ALL SEATS AGES PRICES HIGHER ON CIRCUS DAY! J n Congress Makes The Laws Most children, before they finish Junior High School, learn that our Constitution established three separate branches of government, the Legislative, the Executive, and the Judicial, each with distinct functions. They also learn from the very first sentence in Article I, Section 1, of the Constitution that: "All legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress." In other words, only the Legislative Branch, the Congress, has power to make law. The Constitution further provides that the Judicial Branch shall ensure that whatever laws are made do not violate the Constitution. And it is the function of the Executive Branch to see that all laws are implemented. Judicial Tyranny In 1954, a Supreme Court ruling on school segregation firmly established power in the Judicial Branch to decide that what was illegal yesterday could be legal today, and vice versa depending not on the Constitution or on judicial precedent but on the whim of the Court. By this prinrevolutionary break with ciples, the Court usurped the power to make law, and to alter the Constitution at its plea g ALL for easy living NOW Sen. Kennedy and the Constitution WILD Announces Engagement hulk-luiyin- g by - jENORITA CARMEN Denise Bench Pointing Class TUESDAY NIGHTS - 7 to 9 P.M. Manti City Library Club Room June 17th thru August 19th 10 weeks COST $20 EVERYONE WELCOME MEXICOS QUEEN OF THE HIGH WIRE Manti Messenger Ephraim Enterprise Thursday, June 5, 1975 Only a few counties in Sanpete are named for Indian Lamanite chiefs, the holders of this land before it was vours Announcement is made of and mine. Sanpete County is the engagement of Miss Denise one of these counties. Its name Bench and Mr. Dennis K. is derived from the name of Munk. Denise is the daughter of Mr. Chief Sanpiteh. We are learning more of and Mrs. Edward Bench of these wonderful, original ownFairview. Dennis is the son of ers. and of the things they did Mrs. Berniece Munk and the here before the white man late Clair Munk. A June 7th beeame the barons. wedding in God must have commissionplanned with a reception fo ed these early stewards to save follow that night in the Fairview this special plaee for us. this North Ward Cultural Hall. place free from worldly evils and battles. Many horrible Local things of the world do not reach us here. yet. Will it always be so in these trying times? Will our youth base a different place Utah State in their plaee in time? Will they and Bob Hope, comedian be glad to read bout "this humanitarian, was the commencement speaker at the 82nd plaee" and how it was? We all appreciate what those annual ceremonies at Utah who want before have done for State University. us, but until we write it and put Among approximately 1850 Notes these thoughts and memories candidates for degrees were the by Hazel White Manti Public Library reading anil taels oil paper, they are not following Bachelors degree alid history because they will candidates: program started June 1. The Ephraim: Jay Vai Anderson, "( ii cus. circus is the theme theme for the program is be lost at our passing. Verbal telling is interesting . for the Summer Reading agriculture; Jann Renee Jacoband entertaining, but it is not son, business; Jane Greaves All young people in Manti are Program to be sponsored by the Erickson, Jack Emory White, Ephraim Public Library. We invited to participate in the history, nor can it be preserved as fact and details if some is education; Scott William Armask that each child register at Circus. There are colorful the library and he will receive a sheets with pietuies of animals. neglieet fully lost by each strong, Larry Joseph Guymon, "circus ticket at the registia-tioengineering; Glen Ray Green, These sheets are given to the generation. in Joe Allan Green, humanities, entries the which will be kept on file. Many and Saga as one boys girls they read contests each year are filled arts and social sciences; Ronald As each child reads his books book, five books, ten hooks, he will be given pictures he can fifteen books and twenty books. with suppositions and untrue Max Stevenson, natural resources. take home or we will display This should be an interesting statements, because of this. Marsha Hansen, Manti: We think will we never book at One for the library. all who particithem forget experience the things our loved ones and Cherie Ellen Wanlass, busiit is it will give to the reader a picture will and that pate, hoped oihers base repealed over and ness; Jane Melinda Peterson containing a balancing seal, stimulate summer reading. over to us. Would you believe Parker, family life; Richard and dancing dog. ringmaster Alma Nelson, Sharon Pearl you will forget and live to regret Children can read up to 20 that you did not record and Nielson, humanities, arts and books. These are also pictures Before (he Rye preserve and tell it the way it social sciences; Debra Ann Cox, for the Pre Schooler who reads w as? science. Cornell on beef sandwiches picture books. rye bread are popular, but Story Hour will begin Tuesday, June 10 at 3 p.m. at the what gives the beef this LIFEGUARD WANTED corned library for children 4 to 7. On flavor? The term Thursday. June 12 at 3 p.m. beef generally implies a beef Story Hour for children 8 and brisket that has been cured Applications will be accepted at the Manti City Hall until 8 in a processing solution callolder will be held. p.m., Wednesday, June 11 for the position of Carol ed pickle". Sometimes pieces Luster and Joey Tervort will be our Summer of round, chuck or plate, as as the brisket, are Story Ladies, assisted by ladies well Swimming Pool Lifeguard from the community. corned, a term that comes We hope the children will from an earlier method of have fun at the library this processing in which the beef For information about hours, wages, etc. contact one of the summer. Remember Story was cured by sprinkling with Manti City Councilmen. Hour. coarse grains of salt called corns. unBecause you cant see derground water, it is often mysterious and undervalued, says the Ground Water Council. Ground water, however, has several major advantages. It is available in vast quantities nearly everywhere in Carl Purcell Argus-Citize- 3 Senator Kennedy And The Laws Senator Kennedys defense of his g record, as carried in the , included the following astounding statement: In the past decade, it was becoming more and more evident that the laws, as passed by the Massachusetts Legislature and the Supreme Court emphasis ours, would apply to the Boston school system, The statement betrays Senator Kennedys belief that (1) the Supreme Court can make laws; (2) its laws regarding forced busing are acceptable; and (3) the Constitution is of no consequence. If laws can in fact be made by the Supreme Court, why dont we abolish the Legislative Branch and save the tfcemendous amount of money spent for the salaries of Edward Kennedy and his colleagues in the Congress? Argus-Citize- n 3 Full Time Operators to Serve You Announcing Our Newest Operator . . . VICKIE EDMONDS of Spring City Provo Graduate of Mary's Beauty College Men's Hair Speeding Toward Total Power The widespread contempt for, ignorance of, and tampering with the Constitution exemplified by Senator Kennedys statement is leading this nation down the road to totalitarianism. Since the whole purpose of the Constitution was to limit the power of government, it is not surprising to see tyranny growing over the document. The wreckage of that Supreme Court is guilty of illegal usurpation that is speeding our nation toward tyranny, and Senator Kennedy and others like him are accessories to the crime. In his Farewell Address in 1796, George Washington warned of exactly such a route to despotism. He toid us that preservation of the Constitution was sacredly obligatory upon all, and that usurpation is the customary weapon by which free governments are destroyed. Few want to listen to the wisdom of George Washington today. We see, instead, a move to make Edward Kennedy our next President. Heaven help us all! Copyright 1975 by he John Birch Society Features d - Listen to the Allen Stang Show, Mon. thru Fri. 9:15 A.AL on KSVC Radio (This space is provided by the local members and friends of the John Birch Society) Expertly Styled Take Advantage of Our "Get Acquainted with Vickie" Special Myras Meautij Salon 835-648- 1 65 North 3rd East, MANTI " |
