Show Page Class Bryan Class Ryan Palm Timberline Belt John Todd state of Utah 1988 DEPARTMENT Buckle r Jason Troop 201: Colby r Travis r Scott t Class Robert t Class Morgan Class Brett t Class Kenny Class Greenhaulgh-Firs- t Troop 209: James Class Michael Class Brandon Nathan Class Brett Nathan Class Christensen-Firs- t Class James Class Troop 203: Jeff Jason Class JW Badge Badge Matt We are proud of the boys in our district and we want them to keep up the good work Girl Scout News Monday evening Feb 22 Troop 825 had their awards in conjunction with Think Day The girls told what was important to them in Girl Scouts Next they told the meaning of the world association pin They sang songs from and performed different countries some dances They also put on four skits The girls received the awards they had earned to date which are as follows: Heather Burgess: Collecting Hobbies Jr Citizen Looking Your Best USU Rodeo Queen Clinic openings Leadership Citizenship Celebrating and Sign of World Melissa Dastrup: Collecting Hoband bies Celebrating Citizenship Looking Your Best Amber Frampton: Looking Your Best Leadership Celebrating Citizenship Collecting Hobbies and Energy Saver Lucy Barkdull: Jr Citizenship ColDoing Hobbies lecting Hobbies Your Best Celebrating Looking Citizenship Putting Things Together Wide World Leadership Energy Saver Textiles and Fibers Foods Farming and Processing Girl Scouting Everywhere All the girls have been busy selling Girl Scout Cookies The top seller of Troop 825 was Amber Frampton who sold 252 boxes of cookies "Next was Lucy Barkdull then Melissa Dastrup and Heather Burgess Every girl in the troop sold over 100 boxes of cookies OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF WILDLIFE RESOURCES Roland K Robins is the recipient of the Alfred Burger Award in Medicinal Chemistry sponsored by Smith Kline Beckman Corp His accomplishments are numerous Robins earned a BA in chemistry from Brigham Young University in 1948 and a PhD in organic chemistry from Oregon State University in 1952 He has taught at New Mexico Arizona State Highlands University University the University of Utah and BYU He is currently an adjunct professor of chemistry at BYU A senior vice president of ICN Pharmaceuticals and director of molecular research at Nucleic Acid Research Institute Robins has been actively engaged in the biochemistry chemistry synthesis and enzymology of pyrimidines purines condensed pyrimidine systems varied types of nitrogen heterocycles and nucleosides and nucleotied The studies have led to the development of several useful pharmaceuticals Robins has considerable experience in drug development Presently his terest is in the chemotherapy of viral infections and tumors Along with his other professional terests and responsibilities Roland Robins is on the editorial board ofthe Journal of Cyclic Nucleotied and Protein Current Phosphorylation Abstracts of Chemistry and Index Chemicus Nucleic Acids Research and Nucleosides and Nucleotides He is assistant editor of the Journal of Heterocyclic Chemistry Mr Robins has served as scientific consultant to several organizations and companies such as Merck Davis USV Pharmaceuticals the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society John r Charlesworth-Secoq- 10 Robins receives award The Millard District Court of Honor was held January 1988 in the Fillmore 4th Ward The host troop was Troop 209 There were many boys that earned merit badges Those earning rank were: r Jason Troop 205: Jerid Charlesworth-Sta- Thurs March L'SPS Millard County 8 Millard District Court of Honor Space is still available for girls terested in attending the sixth annual Rodeo Queen Clinic March at Utah State University in Logan USU McArthur J’Wayne horsemanship program director said that so far girls from seven states have registered to attend this years clinic The clinic is open to young women who plan to compete in rodeo queen contests parents coaches judges and committee members The staff will clude a Miss Rodeo America and two state rodeo queens who are former clinic participants Instruction will be given in aphorsemanship personalityand pearance as well as modeling and speaking To register or obtain a brochure write to J’Wayne McArthur Rodeo Queen Clinic Utah State University or call McArLogan Utah thur (801) or evenings Experience the Wildlife by Dave Smith Conservation Officer OF THE Utah Small Cities Inc Board introduce $1000 Reward Program Craig Davis Alan Fawcett Ralph Starr John Williams Glen Grenhalgh Les Prall Board members not pictured Howell Wes Curtis Jerry Conley Mayor Amoir Deuel William D and Tom Nordstrom MEMBERS j $1000 Rural Utah Award First moose transplant Wildlife history was made the afternoon of February 17 as the first moose ever to be transplanted into Southern Utah stepped from the Division of Wildlife Resources trailer near Fish Lake The moose proFeb 19 through gram continued resulting in a total of 28 moose being transplanted from Summit County to Wildlife Resources Sevier County Richfield Managers Norm Bowden and John Kimball Ogden were hoping to transplant about 25 moose with cows a ration of one bull to every Their expectations were met at the 28 moose were 7 bulls (4 matures 2 yearlings and one bull calf) and 21 cow moose (16 matures 2 yearlings and 3 heifer calves) Although the moose averaged costing between $1200 and $1500 to the largest nonbudget cost transplant was the helicopter expense of locating drugging and transporting the moose to transport vehicles This money was derived through the “checkoff” on the unsuccessful big game application form now is DWR’s biggest concern moose survival Heavy illegal kill on the 1973 transplant in the Manti National Forest near Scofield has stopped population growth on a herd that could have been a viable huntable herd by now Bowden states that the majority of illegal kills come from people who believe a moose is about to charge them or people fail to identify the A New Cooler From Down Under An award of $1000 will be given to anyone in Utah who provides Utah Small Cities Inc with a lead that results in a company relocating to rural Utah employing at least 25 people “It’s time for rural Utah to stand up and make things happen” says John chairman of Utah Small Williams Cities Inc and executive director of A Association of the Governments By offering cash incentives members of Utah Small Cities Inc feel they are accomplishing three things First it provides a low risk means of obtaining quality business leads Second it and past volves Utah’s residents residents in the economic development process Finally it sends a message that rural Utah is ready to make things happen “We all have friends and relatives who would like to come home to Utah” says Williams “There are people who have left rural areas that may want to expand their company back to the area and peoole who work for companies that might be aware of ex- - DELTA Eddys Barben Ph: Mrs Joe and Colleen Stewart returned home last week from an eleven day trip to Florida Five other couples from the Delta area also made the trip to Florida Jim and JoLinda Nickle Marsha and John Nickle Joyce and Lee Jensen and their two teen aged children Roma and Jerry Robison and Jessie and Sherm Peterson They flew to Tlorida to participate in the ABC Bowling Tournament They Florida did landed in Jacksonville some bowling there rented cars and drove to St Augustine the oldest city in the US enjoyed many interesting and fun places there Then on to Orlando did more bowling there Then they the Majestic visited Epcot Center On to John F Kennedy Kingdom Space Center They enjoyed very much the exciting scenery and the wonder of the Space Age They had a deep sea fishing experience and visited some alligator farms Once captured the moose must be air lifted to the loaded area prior to trucking the moose to its new home animal thinking it is a deer or an elk Since our Utah moose have no real predators they basically have no fear of man This combined with it’s is often mistaken for the curiosity charging moose encounter that Bowden was taling about The Utah moose (Alces alces shirasi) is the smallest of the four subspecies of moose Since it is less numerous it is the most sought after subspecies of moose in the world explaining why the Division of Wildlife Resources annual moose bid permit has sold as high as $16000 Money from this permit also helped pay for tranpslant costs Since four of the transplanted moose will be wearing radio collars their movements will be intensely monitored providing the data needed to actually determine habitat preference in Southern Utah All sightings should be reported to Norm Bowden in Richfield the DWR office in Cedar City or the local conservation officer Sighting reports should include the color and the number of the ear tag if possible 80 percent of the Approximately cow moose were imtransplanted pregnated during Sept Birth will occur during late June or early July Archie and Eddys Barben spent Saturday in Cedar City where they attended the Class 1A Basketball chamin the new beautiful f pionship Centrum Their grandson building Wayne Barben a player on the Piute High School basketball team participated and did a very fine job playing His team lost only one game in the The team took 5th place tournament Wayne Barben was also given an award for being on the Academic All Star S100O REWARD!’ Target Utah’s Small Cities for have a scenic state but in addition to that we have a very attractive business climate Companies can save up to 64 in operating costs in Utah Small Cities you have a company or know of a company that would like to relocate to a Small City m Utah let us know the company relocates here we’ll give you a $1000 reward We new business Complete coupon and mail to Utah Small Cities Inc 6150 State Office Building Salt Lake City Utah 84114 Or call ijnrs I a a a a a a a g pjrui ‘on r jptppjpj mj uituj jood unji’jj'ny Ciruipj"iup uy 319 r U’wt’ jno Jxq Pnoe an' aur) ry rpUi’J’ ui vprtu nui-""'u jo i’uji’ vvou Pij Pununouuy dft 9pBA A0 I a ” 8 Oy 000 fewara s subteci ci inc These cnietta ptovioed upon tequesi as be UTAH SMALL CITIES INC 6150 State OHice Building Salt Lake City Utah 84114 pansion plans Utah Small Cities Inc idensimply wants to reward those who tify people who are in a position to bring a company home with them” Utah Small Cities Inc a marketing organization involving all regions of rural Utah and the state’s Rural Marketing Program recently announced their new theme to be used in efforts to attract new industry to rural Utah The $1000 incentive is only part of the new marketing campaign entitled “Ripe and Ready” using a ripe red apple as its logo “Rural Utah is ripe and ready for business” says Williams “We have an educated productive labor force a in the Western strategic location and inexpensive quality marketplace sites with lower operating costs for any business” Anyone interested in earning their $ 000 reward should call Ed Meyer at write to Utah Small Cities Inc 6150 State Office Building Salt Lake City Utah 841 14 or contact their local Utah Small Cities Inc representative Team for this year Wayne excelled in his classes at Piute High as well as being an all around good athlete and student He was also praised for his good sportsmanship in the school and games Wayne is the 18 son of Mr and Mrs Keith Barben Visiting at the home of Mrs Deona Black and here to attend the mission farewell for Elder Jared Smith on Sunday February 21 in the Sutherland 2nd Ward were Mrs Keith Tolbert and sons Bryan and Greg from Mt Pelier ID Mrs Kevin Tolbert Rexberg ID Mrs Dorothy Teichert and sons Jonathan and DJ and Mrs Mathew Teichert and four children and Mrs Melvin Teichert all of Cokeville WY UT Mark Patty Teichert Ogden Teichert Salt Lake City and Phillip Black also of Salt Lake City Elder Jared Smith will spend the next two years in the Tulsa Oklahoma Mission He is the son of Phil and Lorene Smith of Sutherland The family enjoyed being together for this special occasion Steven and Marilyn Stoddard traveled to St George recently to visit their son Mrs Brad Stoddard They went on to Mesquite and stayed at the Western Village Motel which they enjoyed very much It cost much less than most motels Then they went on to Overton Beach for a visit with Steven’s brother George “They have a trailer there in the sun” The trip was enjoyable and they all had a good visit Mrs Florence Lowder June and Nelda Ivy and Howard Roundy attended funeral services last week in Fillmore for a relative Edwing Irvin Christensen Other relatives from Delta attending the funeral were Mrs Dru Roberts and daughter Jimi Julia Sharp children Alan and Douglas were up from Montezuma Creek UT for a visit with her parents the Nels J Boghs and to keep dental appointments for the boys A surprise visit from Nels’ niece Nellie Peterson husband Don and daughter Patricia from Salt Lake City on Sunday Nels and Louise recently spent a day in Richfield visiting Nels’ sister LaJune Leishman who had slipped on black ice and broke her knee cap Leo and Carolyn Randolph spent 8 days in Phoenix AZ where they visited with their son Lance who has employment in Phoenix They also visited with Leo’s mother who was recovering from recent surgery Archie and Eddys Barben accompanied Mrs Gordon Barben Elder Bret and Jeffery to Provo on Wednesday to take Elder Bret to the MTC Archie and Eddys Barben met Mrs Keith Barben and Jeff in Cedar City on Thursday tien traveled to Hurricane UT together to attend a funeral for a relative Mrs Lisa Black flew to San Francisco for a stay to be with her husband Dr Brent Black who is Health and tending an occupational Medicine Conference for the past 3 weeks there They attended some fun interesting and informative things in San Francisco such as the ballet “Sleeping Beauty” a fine Mozart Syma one man comedy phony Concert show “Lilly Tomlin” They ale at some good restaurants including Cliff House They enjoyed the ocean sea lions and seals and Lisa truly enjoyed her experience in the fabulous where she could have spent days observing and seeing the displays Goat's milk is used more widely around the world than cow's milk |