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Show 1- - 4 t i part of the Sevier County fair entertain- ment and variety show will be the highly As acclaimed Entertainment Plus, directed by Jeannine Chisholm of the Chisholm Dance Studio. The members are enter- performing some Broadway-typ- e . tainment with America and Yankee Doodle. Shown left is Mark Medley, Elisabeth Jones, Jerrele Anderosn, Marty Orton, David Jones and Joe Anderson. The youngsters are from South Sevier High ? School. ' , Entertainment Plus Will Entertain at County Fair Jeannine MONROE Chisholm, director of the Chisholm Dance Academy has been working with her students V'Jv in presenting Entertainment Plus, a group of young SSHS students who are keenly interested in furthering their musical and dancing abilities. Mrs. Chisholm has been rehearsing with her students for the July 6 performance to those in the grandstand of the Sevier County Fair. The performance, a variety show is under the direction of Marty Orton. The troupe will perform Neil Diamonds America, as well as a jazz version of Yankee Doodle. Mrs. Chisholm is married to Wayne, local doctor of dental surgery, and. the couple have five youngsters ranging in ages from six to 16, all dancers. She received her higher education in dancing at the U. of U. and has been teaching dancing for the past 19 years. She has had studios in Salt Lake City and in St. Louis, Mo. where she later was the dance department director for Northland Pioneer College in Winslow, Ariz. . Pigs 24 backing away from the arts have increasingly become more interested in per- - farming and learning totally about the theatre, Mrs. Chisholm commented. Life is No Small Feat for Ashman Handling a cattle ranch, doing accounting on professional basis, serving 'a as Sevier County Commissioner and doing them all at one time is no small feat. Thats what T. Merlin Ashman is doing today. Comissioner Ashman moved to Richfield from Fillmore in 1943. Married. Lyal Nelson of Redmond and the couple have three grown children. Mrs. Ashman is an English teacher at North Sevier High School During his lifetime here in Sevier County, Comissioner Ashman' has served four consecutive terms in the Sevier County Planning and Zoning Department as well as working in die Sevier County Welfare and also on the weed committee. Hebeganhis term of office as comissioner in January 1961. In Redmond he served as town president for two times and has worked years in the 1 am amazed at the interest shown by our SSH students who instead of political circles. SupptofflMt to THERICHRELDREAPER.fiOOSTtRVALLEYSHOPPER.SAUNA $WF.' He is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints serving in the Salina, Utah Stake in Redmond to five and one-hayears as bishop and eight years as high councilman. He is currently the high priests instructor and finance clerk to the stake. lf Thursday, July 30, 1981 |