If k UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. November 8. 1994- - Page 13 (' '1 JV-V ,Ws4 - ft jivi, Vj V , it- - , - POSING WITH AWARD WINNING PUMPKINS Students from Todd Elementary display their Pumpkin carving was part of Halloween Day activities at the school jack-o-lantem- s. DUCHESNE ELEMENT ARY-T- he Students of the Week for September and October were honored this past week with Mr. Caldwell presenting them with certificates and a patriotic pin. Students are nominated and chosen weekly by faculty.. Those who have been chosen include: Angel Luna, Jessica Hahn, Desiree Flint, Landon Dcspain, Kayla Reymond, Candace Manet, Anthony Rowley and Josh Verde. Contests, activities held . at Todd Elementary School Todd Elementary1! Halloween wu a "apooktacular event Seventy-thre- e etudenta partici- ' pated in the spooky atony writing contaat Each participant was given a certificate, candy bar and pencil. Mrs. Myrtle Cook waain charge of thia activity and aaid then wen acme excellent atariea turned in. The atudenta then shared their atonies with their elapses. Students created many masks Kristy Clegg, fourth grade, was named one of Myton November Elementarys Students that wen displayed throughout the month. All who participated wen given a certificate. Masks wen made from a variety of things, ranging from paper plates to ceramics. Sixty-fivstudenta participated in the pumpkin carving contest. Their pumpkins wen on display in e of the Month. . , the library. A certificate of participation and a pencil wen given to all 65 participants. Awards wen given for the scariest, most original and cutest pumpkin from each grade. Winners include: Consuela Maacarena, Tiffany Roybal, Tyson ODriacoll, Angelo Chacon, Avery Checara, David Wopeock, Stephanie ODriacoll, Virgil Burns, David Swenson, Demi Chimburaa, Lari-dor- a Tapoof, Casaaty Wiaeiup, Daniel Santio, Ruthel Johnson, Brian Rasmussen, Sheila Iorg, Colby Keel, Melissa Betts and Jeri Carter. Those who won received a certificate for two dollars towards books at the book frdr. A costume parade and spook alley wen held as well The PTA famished homemade rootbeer and treats. STUDENTS OF THE MONTH-Octo- ber Students of the Month at West Middle School are 0 to front r): Iorg (sixth grade), daughter of Danny and Carol Iorg; Nate Parish (seventh grade), son of Archie and Terisa Parish; Edward Reynolds (sixth grade), son of Edwaid and Carolyn Renolds. Back Chapoose (seventh grade), daughter of Robert Jr. and Vodne Chapoose; Rhonda McMuDin (eighth grade), daughter of Keith and Sherry McMulling; and Tony Clegg (eighth grade), son of Danny and Leah Clegg. row-Mar- iane now-Lyn- nise Wa are trying to our "Friends of the Library" group. Ifyou ara interested in participating in this group contact us at the library. This group will be involved in such -- ' activities as "Senior Story Hour at the nursing home, readers theaters, poetry readings and fand raising activities. Another activity that we are in the procese of getting organised ' again is "book group." In foe pelt this ihes.been a very successful activity. We are pleased to be bringing it to you once again. If you are interested in this activity, contact us. - Story hour is going strong again. Diere is always room for mon kids. . t . , - HOE DOWN Union High students Tessa Henderson and Kail Merkley pose with Mr. S. Crow during an old fashioned bam dance. The two recently attended Upward Bound activities held in Orem and Heber City. Other Union High Upward Bound students who participated in foe enrichment activities included Branden Womack, Rudy Montoya, Trent Fausett, Samuel Anderson, Kathryn Anderson, and academic advisor Melody Scholes. We would be happy to have your pre-schooler Jain us. This program is every Wednesday frond 11:00 a.m. . to 12:00 p.m. If you an interested in any of these programs, contact us at tha library. Our phone number is Stop Smoking. American Heart Association , ; Bob! Jo Tmman has been recognized in Whos Who Among American High School Students for consecutive years. Only five percent of all high school students receive this award cadi year, and less than 12 of one percent are honored for two or more years. VOCATIONAL STUDENTS-Thr- ce students were chosen as Vocational Students of foe Month at West Middle School for the month of October. These students were chosen because of their outstanding achievements in home economics, industrial arts and businesscomputers. The students are (1 to r): Rebecca Jack (seventh grade), daughter of Michael and Carol Jack; Jennifer. Unruh (eighth grade), daughter of Everett and Leila Unnih; and Jennifer Cuch (sixth grade), daughter of Fairell and Margo Cuch. 0 JEANIE BROWN'S Christmas Open Ufouse 1994 Why we're proud to receive $ the 993 Chairman's Award Ford's most prestigious honor 1 Each year, customers determine the winners of the Ford Motor Company Chairman's Award. 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