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Show MANX MESSENGER Volume 91 Number Miss 43 MANTI, UTAH 84642, THURSDAY, itflemf i APRIL 28, 1977 5 a copy 1 i it v toyalfly Earned Safiwirdeiy i Three vocalists claimed top in the Miss Manti Pageant and will represent the city at celebrations throughout the area this summer. The new Miss Manti is 1 Denna Richardson, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Richardson, and a Manti High School senior. For her talent number Denna presented a vocal medley that included OVER PLANS for Boys State in June are these Manti boys: Richard Barton, Its Going to Take Some TALKING Russell Nielson, Troy Merriam, Steve Lund, Ronny Nielson, Randy Bradley, James Time and Pieces of April. Vernon beal. Allen, Deena Bown, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bowm, was named first attenant. Her talent Let Me Be number was There. Laurie Rasmussen, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rasmussen, who sang Paper was chosen second Roses, attendant. The contestants themselves chose Lori Albrecht, a daughter of Mrs. JoAnn Scow, Miss Congeniality. Denna was awarded a $100 check; Deena and Laurie, $50 checks. In addition, all contest- jMll honors MISS MANTI ROYALTY for 1977 are, I. to r.: Deenaj Laurie Rasmussen, second attendant; Lori Albrecht, Miss ants received merchandise Bown, first attendant; Denna Richardson, Miss Manti; ICongenialty. prizes. Public flfleeifagi Will Explore iySenafti Culfary Wafer Options Mantis water problems in a period of drought will be explored at a public meeting arranged for by the city administration Thursday night at 7:30 in the Sanpete County courthouse. We want to discuss the current situation and some possible measures we might want to take to alleviate it, Mayor Frank Wanlass said. One of those measures could be the replacement of the culinary w'ater line from Burnt Hill Flat to the springs in Hougaard Fork. This pipeline, about a mile and a half long, was not replaced two years ago when the city was engaged in a ,, major construction project in the canyon because sufficient funds were not available. The section is now about 40 years old, develops frequent leaks which waste water and causes city employees much additional work durijig the busy season, Mayor Wanlass said. Its replacement would cost something in excess of $100,000 according to the estimates. In a meeting with Gov. Scott Matheson, we were told that if the project is undertaken, the state will make an outright grant to it of $25,000 from emergency funds, Mayor Wanlass said. "We would have to raise most of the cost, however, through the sale of revenue bonds. This would require a special election." Other items on the meeting's agenda will be possible rationing of culinary water, conservation of the available supply and the development of the new well in the mouth of Manti Canyon. Although the water from this well, because of its sulphur content, is not suitable for culinary use, it can perhaps be traded to the irrigation company for water that could be put into the city system, the mayor said. of Coon, the enfirm which has gineering handled other city water projects, will be present to assist with the discussion. A representative King and Knowlton, WEATHER REPORT Sterling Scholar Awards Made Manti High School seniors were awarded five places in the Sterling Scholars of Central Utah presentation last week in Richfield. Ingrid de Puy Foreign Language Two Manti High students in their won first place Randy Hansen, a categories son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hansen, Ephraim, science, and Ingrid de Puy, a student from the Netherlands who lives with Mr. and Mrs. Max Ayeock in Ephraim, foreign languages. Leslie Anderson, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donell Anderson, Manti, speech and drama, and Vance Larsen, a son of Mr. and Mrs. McCoy Larsen. Ephraim, music, were second place winners. Laurie Rasmussen, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rasmussen, Manti, art and art crafts, won a third place award. The first place winners in each category received $200; the second and third place winners received $100. Thirteen schools participated and 36 students in all received awards. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jackson. Richfield, ir men of the Sterling Scholar said that some of the program, winners will receive scholarships in addition to the cash awards. The four judges were Mrs. Janice Beautler and Mrs. Kay Toone, Richfield; Dr. Ernest M. Larson, Gunnison, and Eugene Bartholomew, Mayfield. They ranked the candidates, who were sponsored by local civic groups, on talent, appearance in swimsuits and evening gowns and performance in personal interviews. Greg Maylett was master of ceremonies. The pageant committee included Miss LuDon Peterson, chairman, Mrs. Dixie Sorensen, Mrs. Jean Wheeler and Miss Shirley Florence. IPQrtoeijSKaifi'Js week. the same dates at the Utah Immediately following our use of the photo in making the pictures for the paper well put the photo and the envelope together and you should have your picture back in Thursdays or Friday's mail, thev said. State University campus The Messenger-Enterpris- s e taking this action in order to avoid losing any of the photos submit ?d for publication. Weve had people come in two or three years after a photo was run in the paper and want their picture back, says Lloyd Call, who processes the photos for their use in each weeks edition, "and frankly we just dont know where to look. Photos submitted without a return envelope will not be returned. Beckons Editor sity. He is a stake president and the author of several books, among them Joseph Fielding Smith, Prophet Among the People; From the Shadows of Leslie Anderson Speech and Drama Vance Larsen Music Randy Hansen Science ; Logan. Girls State delegates were chosen by a panel of judges who rated the candidates on a point basis that included elements like leadership, personality, response in interviews, personal appearance and poise. Boys State delegates were selected on the basis of leadership, character, honor, service and scholarship. Ephraim Girls State delegates are Janet Adams, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Adams; Carol Erickson, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Erickson; Jolie Higbee, a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. Marvin Higbee; Tracy Hill, a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Sheril Hill; Lisa Steck, a daughter of Seieeted Olsen, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Olsen. Manti Girls State delegates are Ann Frischknecht, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Frischknecht; Marie Hunt, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Hunt; Laurie Jenkins, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jenkins; Alene Macfarlane, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macfarlane; Cheryl Maynes, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Maynes, and Leigh Ann Mortensen, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mortensen. Manti Boys State delegates are James Allen, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allen; Richard Barton, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Barton; Vernon Beal, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Beal; Randy Bradley, a son of Mr. Visiting Teachers Convention Tonight Relief Society visiting teachers of the Manti Utah Stake are invited to attend a Visiting Teachers Convention tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 at the Ephraim West Ward. Ward and branch Relief Society officers and teachers and all other interested ladies are also inviteJ to attend, according to Mrs. Marion Lee, stake Relief Society presiden . A program will be presemed and refreshments will be served. A Stake Relief Society leadership meeting will precede the convetnion at 6:30 p.m. in the West Ward chapel, Mrs. Lee said. Wasatch Academy and the Rural Arts Consortium will present the Repertory Dance Theatre in concert Saturday night at 8 in the Roger Freund gymnasium on the academy's campus in Mt. Pleasant. Utah J. Malen Heslop, managing editor of the Deseret News, will speak on "The Church and the Press Friday at noon in the Ephraim LDS Institute auditorium. Before being appointed to his present position, Mr. Heslop was a Deseret News photographer for 20 years and Church News editor for eight years. He is a member of Sigma Delta Chi, national journalism fraternity. Mr. Heslop attended Weber State College. Los Angeles City College and Utah State Univer- Death-POW- in Me Utah Repertory Dance Theatre Booked at Wasatch Academy Forum Art and Art Crafts Hoys Sflafle, iris Don't Forget Friday Laurie Rasmussen MANTI GIRLS attending Girls State in June are: Laurie Jenkins, Ann Frischknecht, Cheryl Maynes, Leigh Ann Mortenson, Alene Macfarlane, Marie Hunt. HI, Im Donny Osmond; Marie Osmond In Black and White and How to Write Your Personal History . A H 1 modern dance company, RDT is based on the University of Utah campus. It tours nationally, including performances in New York City and tiny Alaskan villages, at least 15 weeks a year. This is in addition to the company's yearly three regular home seasons in Salt Lake City and summer workshop. The RDT dancers come from a variety of backgrounds and arc highly skilled performers, but prefer modern dance to ballet because of its greater freedom in movement. Tickets for the Wasatch Academy performance are priced at $2.00 for adults and $1.00 for students. Linda C. Smith and R. McAllister Burrows perform number from their program at Wasatch Academy Saturday evening. |
