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Show A 4A Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, September 19, 1984 Student WX Graduate Earns U , $300 Scholarship "'BOUNTIFUL Rebecca Woodworth, daughter of Charles jcf4nd Marsha Woodworth, was the Recipient of a scholarship grant 3Wom the La Sertoma Club of Bountiful. , l,She will use the scholarship und of $300 to further her education at Brigham Young University as a music major, after having graduated last spring from .. Woods Cross High School. i La Sertoma is the ladies auxiliary to the Sertoma Club, and is an international service club, with headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. Utah has two La Sertoma Clubs with one in Bountiful and one in Orem. ' . . REBECCA WOODWORTH ' f " ,, ' , ' ' ' ' , U'' : , V'fV ' &, ti"'", ' ' f t , ,, ' ' i 1 ,, 'Wednesday, September 12 ' t Enchiladas wshredded lettuce, bettered corn, whole wheat rolls wbutter, watermelon wedge, gingersnaps and se rrfilk ; 'Choice High School: burger bar, salad line Junior Choice High: Cheeseburger , 'Thursday, September 13 : Fried chicken, choice of whipped potatoes wgravy, or fluffy rice, parslied carrots, hot rolls wbutter, choice of fruit or raisin oatmeal cookies and milk. Choice High School: burger bar, salad line Choice Junior High: Foot i : ' longs Friday, September 14 Combination pizza, tossed salad, chilled cantaloupe pieces, marble cake, and milk. Choice High School: burger bar, salad line t Named to Olympiad - BOUNTIFUL A Bountiful High senior involved in an original research program at the University of Utah has been named as a first alternate selection in the American Chemistry Olympiad competition sponsored by the American Chemistry Society. Erick Kelson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelson, placed fifth among the top 20 chemistry students in the U.S. invited to compete for the Olympiad in Colorado Springs, Colo. The top four finishers were then invited to international Olympiad competition in Germany. Bountiful Academy has become the first private school in the state of Utah to organize with the state and national Parent Teacher As--v sociation. We feel the PTA can offer us '"Some benefits we cant get on our own, said newly elected president, Patty Pilkington, Center- - i Monday, September 17 Taco salad wtomato wedges, cinnamon rolls and milk Choice burger High School: ' ; bar, salad line Junior High: hoagie Choice sandwich Tuesday, September 18 Deep fried turkey steak, whipped potatoes wgravy, choice of buttered broccoli, or mixed vegetables, carrot sticks, parker-hous- e rolls wbutter, strawberry shortcake wtopping and milk. Choice High School: burger bar, salad line Choice Junior High: deluxe . hamburger . Elementary Wednesday, September 12 Hamburger wdills, lettuce leaf, oven fries, cantaloupe piece, brownies and milk. Kindergarten Snack: small pea- - '' - "' ' ' 'w' : I nmim ' , ' r,v' t'4 ,, ''I V,;'"' 'KVJ'hh " '''r yUUC'' V'5 ' 'u' lllffllUl0 ' ' ' , 'f'S ; &,&' i- - i 4 '? - ' f ' ' nut butter sandwich, with milk. Thursday, September 13 Roast turkey, whipped potatoes wgravy, buttered broccoli, wjelly, banana piece and bis-ma- rk ' milk.'- Kindergarten Snack: Bismark : and milk. 4 September Friday, Pizza, buttered com, tossed salad, watermelon wedge, ginger-snap- s and milk. Kindergarten Snack: cookie ) and milk. Monday, September 17 Fish burger, wcheese slice, lettuce leaf, tartar sauce in cup, french fries wcatsup, buttered peas, cherry shortcake wtopping and milk. , Kindergarten Snack: Graham Cracker and milk. , Tuesday, September 18 Italian spaghetti, green beans, french bread wbutter, applesauce and milk. : Kindergarten Snack: Box of raisins and milk. ,, Tanner Holmes, Farmington, sec retary; Vic Lund, Bountiful, trea surer, and Linda Lund, historian Diane Maynes, Fruit Heights family relations and education Dr. Glenn Gold, Bountiful, safe ty; Kathy Atwood, Bountiful health; and Claudia Cleverly Bountiful, individual develop ment. . about burn plants, steam into electricity and special ALL THE NOISE service districts begins here at the Bay Area Refuse. The landfill is nearing tissue Store (2SS120 Layton Hills, Utah' d MATERNITY : remain for a difficult problem. . BATHROOM 4 3)sr Ms 2 PLY PAPER TOWELS Per Ron , capacity and the lake is lapping at its edge. Hard question and answers SPECIAL 4J3r ' CHILDREN ' Camping and Picnic Supplies Everything 4 for Parites ' , to Choose Lots of Seconds i With $5.00 Purchase ' Tlble Covers ! COUPON e Announcements Cake Server finest Book . Albums' an Garters t Guest Favors SEPT. 22nd L Read The Classified MMMTVU ' i SUSyOrfi! a nationally projectable sample were asked what kind of advertising is "most believable .".42 said, 'newspaper, advertising That's far, mae than .the 26 who said television; -commercials were most believable, or , the 11 who voted of magazines, fa radio Research . , - Corp. 1981. K3'j2p)sipsrsB fJrafesr for a tof f good ireasoinis, $4 I I I I I 1 Complete Wedding Dept. Plastic Utensils arid Serving Bowls SALE ENDS ,BH PRINTED NAPKINS , , sQassej KrV 2 Lbs: Seconds ' Plntus W SPECIAL FOR SUMMER " From Complete Wddinj Oep. ' Assorted ASK ABOUT VOLUME DISCOUNTS . , 546-03- STORES SAVINGS! Opinion ( V ' CHILDREN'S STORES in V : Every parent in our school is concerned and closely involved in the education of their child. The slate of officers include Diane Wilkins, Bountiful, first vice president? Norm Hassett, headmaster and teacher, second vice president; Julie Busse, Bountiful, third vice president; Susan LAYTON HILLS MALL t' f ' s ville resident. Another Fine ' ?" '' '''' dr'-- Bountiful Academy Chooses PTA .BOUNTIFUL 4 - Choice - Junior High: Malibu Sandwich ; ' t , 'H - County School Lunch Menus Secondary M ' Decorate |