Show Pr 8 - Millard County Thtnv Mar LISPS 20 1986 MHS NEWS 0- - by Danene Perkins Millard wins big at FFA contest The 1986 Area 9 FFA contests were held March 4 at the Parowan High School with the Millard Eagle FFA Chapter winning the majority of ihc lirst place positions in the 33 areas of A final tally of the wincompetition ners resealed the following results: Millard 24 Beaver 3 Delta 2 Cedar 2 Parowan EnterLong Valley prise 0 and Hurricane 0 Only the aiea winners advance to state competition w ith the exception of the Area Stai Farmers in agribusiness and agriculture production where the top three may compete for Star State A breakdown of the recognition various areas of competition with second and third places where known cludes: Procedure Parliamentary Millaid first place Beaver second and Parowan third Members of the inning parliamentary procedure team are: Bryan Coats Chairman Morrell Swallow Doug Stott Travis SheNtead and Jayson Quarnberg Picpared Public Speaking Doug Stott Millard first place ExtemKris Weber Speaking poraneous Cedar first place and Moirell Swallow Millaid second place Creed speaking contest which is restricted to 9th grade students only: Chuck Barton Long first place Russell Carter Valley Cedar second and Daniel Cummings Area Millard third Star Robison gi 'businessman: Glen Millard lust place Area Star Tarmeis in Production: Agriculture Danny Naidley Beaver first place Morrell Millard Swallow second and Jeff Olsen Beaver third Competition for the 27 Proficiency Awards resulted in the winners with the first places qualifying for state competition: Agriculture Electrificaton David Whitaker Millard first place Agriculture Swallow Mechanics Morrell First Place Agriculture ProDavid Whitaker First cessing Sales and Service Glen Agiiculture Robison Millard Tirst Beef Production Tient Lovell Delta First and Glen Swallow Millard Second Cereal Grain Production David Dcarden Millard first Dairy Production adell Eyre Beaver Tirst and Lee Thatcher Millard Second Diversified Livestock Production Jayson Quarnberg Millard First Diversified Crop Production Morrell Swallow Millard Tirst Teed Grain Production Glen Swallow Millard Tirst Forage Production Dan Yardley Beaver First and Kclby Swallow Millard Second Floriculture Glen Robison Millard Tirst Torest Management David Whitaker Millard Tirst Fruit andoi Vegetable Production Bryan Coals Millard First Home and Farmstead Improvement Jayson Quarnberg Millard First Horse Proficiency Shalmie Tracy Millard First Nursery Glen Robison Millaid Operation Tirst Outdoor Recreation Troy Tolbert Delta First and Jeff Millard Second Placement in Agriculture Production Morrell Swallow Millard First Poultry Production Jared Lisonbee Millard First Sheep Production Steve Jolley Cedai Tirst Soil and Water Management Kelby Swallow Millard First SpecialDoub Robison ty Animal Production Millard First Specialty Crop Production Troy Coats Millard First Swine Production Karen Blake Parowan First and Jeff Evans Millard Second Turf and Landscape Management Clark Robison Millard First and Wildlife Management Bryan Coats Millard First Place Cheerleader tryouts to be held Cheerleading tryouts will be held April 3 and 4 at MHS Practices start March 24 at 4:30 pm Candidates must prepare a sharp cheer a boogie cheer and learn the cheerleading dance We to try encourage all girls grades out The Millard FHA donated a baby quilt to the Fillmore Community Medical Center to be used for the new babies being born in the hospital The quilt was made by the Millard Chapter and was donated as part of National FHA Week Shown above: Jodi Wood President Cheryl Stevens Vice President Sharon Koyle Secretary Lori Stevens Reporter Margaret Probert Historian Danene Perkins Peer Educator Sue Ann Monroe Treasurer and Reha Crah Director of Nurses An exciting FHA year This has been a fun and informative year There have been a wide variety of meetings and activities Janice Zcigler presented a demonstration of candy making using molds and melted chocolates She showed some fun seasonal ideas such as pumpkins candy hearts Christmas tiees and Santas Janice demonstrated some unusual hints for keeping the chocolates at the right lemperatures-heating pad The MHS chapter observed National I HA Week A large poster was put in the hallway (It was altered the following week by an imaginative FFA president to read FFA in place of FHA) Homemade sugar cookies were sold and the proceeds were used to treat all those who wore FHA red and white colors on the following day A quilt was made to be donated to the Tillmore Hospital Mis Ella Vee Turner demonstrated the art of molded sugar She made Christmas tree decorations cathedral bells and sugar eggs The students got to try their skills and learned lots from the ensuing disasters We all learned that this process requires lots of patience and practice to obtain real success at Everyone loves Valentines The delivered carnations to friends sweethearts and the secretly admired The flowers brightened everyones day and inter Millard County State Legislators rupted everyone’s classes Chaos is a lot more fun than the structured learning We are all still wondering about the identity of Kclby’s secret admirer Margene Rowley from the USU Extension Office presented some ideas and recipes for Crock Pot Cooking She made meat loaf apple cobbler and poor man's stew These were practical ideas for today’s busy lifestyles Cheryl Rose led a discussion on Fetal Alcohol Syndiome She showed a video about the effects of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and distributed a pamphlet concerning this serious problem Education is a major step in the prevention of this condition The FHA officers and members tended a Regional Convention at North Scv ier High School The theme of this convention Control was Weight Workshops were presented and pudding pops and candy bars were the treats An aerobics workshop helped keep everyone’s bodies warm Those attending the convention helped construct six foot long sandwiches that were eaten for lunch State FHA convention is coming up and 12 and will be held in on April Park City Any FHA member who is interested in attending please contact Kessler about Mrs registration Anyone who is interested in being an adult male chaperone please contact or Mrs Rasmussen Jeff Margaret Kessler fHA Two of Millard County’s top were given the opportunity to act as legislative pages for a day at the recent legislative session Margaret Probert daughter of Carl and Gloria Probert Scipio and Jodi Wood daughter of Grant and Norma Wood of Holden had the opportunity of meeting our legislators and talking with them They were assigned to help on the floor of the House of Representatives by delivering mail obtaining signatures FBLA goes to Merrill Lynch On March II the Millard High School FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) chapter traveled to Salt Lake City for a field trip This field trip the was planned by John Ashman Their destination chapter president was the Merrill Lynch Corporation Members went to learn more about how the stock market works and what being a stock broker includes The students felt they gained much by going on this trip help upfrom designated representatives dating legislative journals with all the bills that were being worked on They met with the governor fot a question and answer period and were taken on an educational tour of the State Capitol Building where all of the rooms and history of the building was explained to them Both girls feel it was a very educational and interesting experience loi them to be involved with the legislator and learn how bills are made into law PTA elections at Fillmore Middle School Elections for the new officers of the PTA at rillmore Middle School will be held April 16 in conjunction with Conferences Becky Brunson this year’s first vice president will automatically become the president for next year Nominated for next year’s first vice president president elect is Debra Brunson for second vice Carol Masner and for president secretarytreasurer Judy Greenhalgh Any PTA member wishing to nominate anyone else please contact Debbie Jackson by April 10 320-2- FRIDAY & SATURDAY 21st and 22nd Grand Prize 13' Color Remote TV Drawing Friday and Saturday for Portable TV’s both days With the purchase of a full size 86’ DODGE TRUCKY0U get FREE YF60 4 ZINGER Yamaha from DELTA SPORTS CENTER or 1 FULL REEF or $65000 CASH BACK!!! 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