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Show Cultus Club News When the Cultus Club met at Bank Club Room on March 16, 1983, Marjorie Warren, Health Chairman, was in charge of the afternoons program. She introduced Arlene Lyman as the guest speaker. lc Papon drnntrlc School Lunch THURSDAY Zions Lyman also stressed what you eat. Mrs. Lyman related the interesting story of her involvement in Health Foods and stressed the fact that good health is a great gift. We spend hours on grooming, hair, skin and clothes, but little time on our bodies, and we are not as aware as we should be of what we put into them. The human body works as a magnificent computer, but it cannot be replaced. Mrs. President Barbara Jex welcomed members and conducted club business. Margaret Williams was in charge of election of officers for the next club year and passed a prepared ballot to each member. Officers elected are: Una Payne, Betty Mower, secretary; and Gertrude McCoy, treasurer. Martha Tanner, who has served as this year, will assume the office of president. Hostesses for the meeting were Afton Oborn, Lilly Nelson and Una Payne. March 24th Beef, Bean & Cheese Burritos Green Salad Choice of Dressing Spanish Rice Fruit Cup Chocolate Cake Whipped Topping FRIDAY March 25th Smoked Turkey & Cheese Sand- that you are wich Gravy Rice Celery Stick Buttered Frozen Peas Buttered Raisin BreadCinna-moSugar THURSDAY March 31st Hash Brown Potatoes Finger Foods Raisin J umbo Cookie MONDAY March 28th Corn Dogs vice-preside- Thursday, March 24, 1983, page 5 Buttered Green Beans Mixed Fruit Warm Garlic Bread WEDNESDAY March 30th Fried Chicken PotatoesChicken Whipped Pizza French Fries Whole Kernel Corn Maple Bar Tater Tots Carrot Stick Fruit Cup vice-preside- Baking Powder BiscuitHoney Butter TUESDAY March 29th EnchiladasShredrtfd I pttuce NOTE: All meals served with milk - subject to change without notice 12 pint 'Ar'fr'fr Scout Pace A by James Garner Mt. Nebo Scout District, chaired by Marion Davis of Genola, re- ported a month of super exciting activities. A Court of Honor was held, with many advancements and awards presented, including Stars and Life. A large number of enthusiastic supporting parents, even small brothers and sisters, provided a great cheering section. The Courts were well planned and executed. Scoutmaster Gordon Taylor, Troop 93, enjoyed an exceptional activity in the Uinta Mountains. Commuting by car and truck to Kamas, the group then over the top of the Uintas to the lakes and cabins. They didnt do much skating on the snow-mobile- d Scout of lakes, as the lakes were covered with snow, but they enjoyed camping overnight in the cabins, then retracking to Kamas. The group included nine leaders and ten Scouts. Friday evening, March 18, 1983, a banquet was held, chaired by Mt. Nebo Scout District Chairman Marion Davis, honoring the Scouts who attained the rank of Eagle in the year of 1982. The banquet was held in the Zions Bank building. Speakers were Randy Herrick, a fellow Eagle, and Kevin Nielson, a member of the BYU basketball squad, each charging the Eagles that they were reliable citizens and expected to take their place of leadership in the stream of progressive citizenship. Arrow of the month Spencernamed 'High Point Lady' place in Ladies Western Pleasure district and region competition. She was 2nd place on the state level in this event. Debbie loves horses and has been riding horses since she was old enough to sit a saddle. She has been very active in riding club for ten years and last November she was awarded an trip to Chicago, Illinois, to the National Congress for her record of her horsemanship activities. 4-- IBqckstapWideBqckstggelVideg n Scale KlowS ! Light Award Button3 of Pay son 17th Ward has graduated to Troop 901 from Webelos of Pack 3901. He has earned the Arrow of Light Award, the highest award available from the Boy Scouts of America in the Cub level. It is also the only award earned in Cub Scouting that may be worn on a Boy Scout uniform. IT Sooth main PAYSOW 4-- Derin Houser of Pack 3901, Payson 17th Ward, has graduated to Troop 901 achieving the Arrow the highest of Light Award, award available from the Boy Scouts of America in the Cub level. Also, his hard work in achieving all 15 Webelos Badges earned him the Mt. Nebo District Outstanding Webelos Award. . Free Giant Cookie with purchase of "! SANDWICH COUPON GOOD UNTIL cofd' Ryan RoeS Bake Shoppe 1 De new addition to first Debbie Spencer was honored as High Point Lady at the recent District 5 Riding Club dance held in Provo. Miss Spencer, daughter of Mont and Sandra Spencer, and a member of the Outlaw Riding Club, earned her trophy for points earned through riding club competition on district, regional, and state levels during the summer of 1982. She gained many of her points on her palomino gelding Nestors Nothin by winning March 29 feaw,e jpe?Ke' Saturday Special March 26 dia' Bring a friend Buy 1 sandwich at regular 12 off on 2nd sandwich Take out - Call ahead price get (Located 3 blocks West of Mtn. View Hospital Eat in - 465-454- 2 All YEAR LG?G WE TKjS VJEEKEKD WERE gc:gto Homidffl GIVE, GIVE GIVE. GRAM) OPEN HOUSE PRICES TOO LOW TO PRINT! SHADOW - FAMOUS NAMES SABRE INTERCEPTOR ASCOT BIG RED ODYSSEY V65 MAGNA -- - - The fun bunch from Honda. - KNIGHTHAWK ASPENCAIDE HONDA. FOLLOW THE LEADER BIG RED ATC200X free The only thing not included is a Refreshments chauffeur. & Best prices in Utah Chock Us Out CM200T sW1 A FARM HAND THAT PULLS MORE THAN ITS OWN WEIGHT! A WHERE THE FUN BEGINS Four Motorcycles to bo given away absolutely FREE Saturday, March 26th 3:30-4:00-4:30-5:- 00 Garrett Honda Salas Nsphl, Uteh 563 North ttski Phono t 623-01- 23 n V65 Magna THE FASTEST PRODUCTION IN THE WORLD MOTORCYCLE |
