Page 10 Drill team held try-ou- ts Andrews, 92, dies Services held in Salt Lake James W. James William (Bill) Andrews died on April 29, 1994, of natural causes. He was bom May 4, 1903, in Nephi to William C. and Lillie Belliston Andrews. He graduated from Nephi High School and the University of Utah, where he was active in student government. He married Katherine Nicol on August 18, 1928. He was a member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity and remained active as an Alumnus. He also was a member of Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity. He was a former President of the Building Owners and Managers Association, member of the Board of Directors of Sugarhouse Chamber of Commerce, and served 10 years on the Salt Lake City Citizens Advisory Committee. He was an active member of the Salt Lake Exchange Club, Trustee of the Exchange Club Foundation, and a long time member of the Salt Lake Country Club. He is survived by his wife, Katherine Nicol; two daughters, Dixie (Pat) Lamping and Janet (Larry) Glaeser; 8 grandchildren; and 9 Funeral services were held Monday, May 1, 1994, at Larkin Sunset Lawn. In lieu of flowers, friends were asked to send donations to Westminster College, 1840 South 1300 East, Salt Lake City, directed to the James William Andrews Accounting Scholarship Fund. great-grandchildre- n. Juab High School track team does well at BYU meet By Kirsten Trauntvein High Correspondent Juab Juab High School did favorably at a track meet held at BYU last Saturday, April 30th. The meet was held for schools throughout the state. Out of the 2A teams, Juabs boys maintained higher scores in many of the events. They did really well. There were very few schools that did as well as we did, said coach Gary 1A-3- A Nielson. Almost all members of the track team, boys and girls, received their personal bests in individual events. Yet, because over 40 schools attended the meet very few people qualified in the top six. With a top six placing, a track member automati cally qualified for the state meet without having to also qualify at the Region 12 tournament. The Region 12 track meet will be held in Grantsville on Saturday, May 7th, and will be free of cost to the spectators. Yesterday, meet for Juab hosted a the last meet before region finals. On Friday and Saturday, May 13 and 14, Juab will attend the State meet which will be held at BYU. A student bus will be going to the State meet on Friday; to sign up, check with Coach Owens at the high school. five-tea- Wednesday, May 4, 1994 Nephi, Utah '(Elye at Juab High Sqjqqi By Kirsten Trauntvein Juab High Correspondent Continued from page 6 Clean-u- p on May 14th erects two signs crediting the group for the litter control. This has turned out to be a perfect work project for scout groups, civic clubs, church groups, employee groups and many others. Tbday they have approximately 750 such groups are eagerly picking up litter and public officials has been very positive. This is also true of the Dont Waste Utah campaign which UDOT has conducted. Both of these companion pro- grams have received much praise from all sectors. Most other states now have similar programs and the results and the public acceptance in those states have been equally spectacular. was not conceived to save money but to do a better job of ridding our State of litter and to heighten public awareness of the litter problem. The fact that Utah gets a thirteen-fold return on the cost ofthe signs is an added bonus. Plus, most groups are renewing their commitment giving the taxpayer over a twenty-si- x fold return. Adopt-A-Highw- along our state highways. It Drill team were held takes about twenty people to pick on Saturday, April 30th, at Juab up a two mile section in a days High School. time. So we have about 15,000 the new people working 8 hour days three Following members were announced. They times per year for at least two are: Farrah Callaway, Emily years. That is 720,000 man Winn, Josalyn Painter, Lyndsey hours! At minimum wage of Winn, Marci Winn, Emily $4.25 per hour, this represents a Mangelson, Stephanie contribution of human effort Archibald, Danielle Harper, worth at least $3,060,000. Jamie Cook, Angie Cook, Velecia Since began Cook, Jaima Welsh, Angela in Utah in November of 1988, the White, Jennifer Wallace, Mindee reaction of the motoring public, Anderson, Nikkii Truscott, UDOTs maintenance personnel Jenny Kouns, Tarah Royce, Mindy Jacobsen, and Jenya Jacobsen. Those who tried out were divided into groups of four. Each girl had to do a variety of marching styles, splits, and kicks on their own. Then, in the groups, they performed a taught dance, an impromptu hand action, and a taught hand action. From this, the three judges scored each girl. 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