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Show 1 6 Yemsl Etffitf Wde$day, Jun 28, 1989 UH5 students chosen for Governor's Honor Academy k '' f v, :Y -: v. ..j e i&iznpii CHARLOTTE HARMON recently won the title of Miss Congeniality Con-geniality in the Miss American Pre-teen Pageant in Salt Lake. Local girl finalist in pre-teen pageant Charlotte Harmon, daughter of Jolccn and the late Ron Harmon, was selected from 30 contestants as a finalist in the American Pre-teen Pageant held recently in Salt Lake. In addition to her position as a pageant finalist, Charlotte was also crowned as "Miss Congeniality." The pageant was held June 9-10 at the Salt Lake Hilton. Charlotte is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Robbins of Vernal. A Three-Hour Seminar On Home Management f A . ri m pm it pmum m 'r r YOU WILL LEARN; 19 f- Mi t&vH, n?m .- nj . (. i'f ii., lit i t ) !V: W f f t Jit- S t; f ; ? r Present... he Future Commemorative coins to appear in Salt Lake j Steve Harwood ! 't t-W )' H4'Ui.m- t ( t iw ttnf.,t":( - I Sfc i W .4t) 1 1 " V'. t ( ' '7T s Uintah High School student, , Jennifer Nelson and Cherice Robb, were among 50 of Utah's finest high school students and as such were invited in-vited to participate in the First Annual Governor's Academy at South Utah State College, July 9-21. The Academy is sponsored by Governor Norman H. Bangerter and the Center for Free Enterprise Studies at SUSC. Academy participants partici-pants who demonstrate excellence through academics, leadership, extra-curricular activities and community commu-nity service. Students were selected from throughout the state to attend the prestigious event. Local businessman, Steve Harwood, has been invited to participate par-ticipate in the U.S. Space Observance Week in Salt Lake City by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Harwood will set up a coin press in the ZCMI Center, Hansen Planetarium and Symphony Hall where he will mint coins in silver and copper to commemorate the Apollo 11 flight and first landing on the moon which took place 20 years ago this July 16-24. Harwood is the owner of First Impressions, a local business which specializes in producing coins for use as business cards, tokens and commemorative pieces for events including weddings, showers, an- nivcrsancs, conventtons, irand openings and others. Club ami m- gaiuauoM enjoy UMnjiMcoiMB iymbohtt their pnde in achieve- lliwtiod'i coin rftii trru lOOXrO Ihs. cf wtssuc m a coin, hkh hen crlc4 iA a mdi, triformt pentuet mi t&ct ctnni thi.) feleni. He tcs that lint lmftwis fpxisktct In 4&iJ that a penny U te Ira -4 openy w t-V US, J-' -4 r-.Vf f.-V.r.r: 4, l f-i? t i tf v - 4V t-i rt: I 4r' i r i-! i.jr tv "'r ' . t '-' V "!) S.-.J (I V f -' : -i l-j ? h '"J s f.? --.4 fc-r t- i Vornat student enrns h!i;h honor '.r,(;:;;;.,':,: rr- I 4.00 --.a e .-. ft ATM A H U'J tk" " -;: I ' I t Cjno:a Specials - . 1 , . ' ' 1 ' t . :: . 1 . ' L ) 1 -r ' B " . " ? i r.4r'.-- f1LV ,i , - v ":',T"?- ; : r.,;. 4 f, I S " f I i 1 f IH f -- - - ' v " -T- r t f - y " ; ., .- -4 't -""- ' " "--v "- f f ' ' J L if) t-) ? 1 1 J 1 ' ft - ,. , J I I LMiNIMJi II 1 ) .r-r--i., . ------- J L,,-: . J Y. . uM,.,z.:izzzz-- THE OSBORNE Sisters will be Truck Country Showdown July Finalists announced for Country Showdown Joe Evans, owner of KNEU Radio, announced that 13 finalists have been chosen to compete in the local true vaiueAjMU Truck Country Showdown on July 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the Vcmal True Value parking lot. Contestants who will appear July 5 include: The Osborne Sisters west Valley Dec Dec Malnar Roosevelt; Susan Bcaslcy, Vcmal;' Brcnda Nelson. Duchesne; Kevin Saflcy, Alumonu Jeff Ford, Lchi; Hal Masscy, Vcmal; Kimhcrly Stalcy, Rangcly, Colo.; Kcra Smith, West Valley; The Sage Band, Midway; Dcnisc Angela, Vcmal; uayion iirtcch, lot Duchesne; Amy Revel, Lehl Fjncecine the cvoit wilt be KNEU'a raJio wmnaliiy. Fred Bren, bo It inowti m the Tsui I'ortcy ef ihs Uintah Basin," TimmyD.Mtshawiahcthefw eoctisw wuvatr ft tSe ocm tA Vnnal Tfe VIe, C-tC Trwl 1 Ca C4a IUi!ift a the a1 Aairi4! fd Cani tSe lal in t'.e UlA A tmirf t( I ZSjlS , Ajr.onconHoc'l M livJ Hiti giiuiJir!, . ..t i.... nUil ItnfSuw 3.50 appearing in the True ValueGmc 5. entries have been received from other states because Vcmal's Showdown has evolved into a large and prestigious event. Evans also pointed out that the 1988 local win- ncr, James Nickcrson, won the state competition and went to the region- al finals in Denver. A positive result for Nickcrson was evidenced in the signing of a contract with a record company. Rodney Crowcll, Country Music Association Entertainer of the Year, will host the sutc final in coniunc- in with the Uintah County Fair. Nickcrson will pcrfortn prior to Crowcll s aprxarame. winner of the sum ihodan will receive SljKW OfcJi and an ofpuftamiy to tmpcte m the regkml fitoti in Denver. "Hwe winner of the tt ianal fifa!s be Rtn W Na-divillc hf Iseahc ainj t S50JDO0 th arj a )tst" ftctJn ttmifat'l iOt a cws)t rsijyi cepany, V,i If-c VaIjc Cpur.try hi.r las dtlttej leal c tnt$ tit etU ytm, Ut tee tf iy tp-sfyy ir-suc, J!y Sif i ditf w teat m iH ckf4aj; , ; f Jbiiw iiiiiiiiiiiiimnir'wiiMiiiiiiii:'iw..iuj. One of the 20 paintings by Jack Barber which will be on display at the Outlaw Trail Fesival of the Arts on July 4. Oregon artist's work on display during fetival Noted western artist, Jack Edward Barber, will be displaying 20 of his painting exhibition "The Westward Thrust: Portraits of Perseverance" at the Outlaw Trail Festival of the Arts on July 4. The display will be in the foyer of the Vernal Middle School, as will the juried exhibition sponsored by the festival. The display will move to the Uintah County Library following the 4th where it will remain during the month of July. Barber's paintings are the result of research focusing on the lives of rromment men and women who participated in the settling of the West, particularly the Pacific jsjorlnwcsl ' , . , . Barber will also be lecturing about his paintings and historical facts concerning them and the settling of Jc wf?,nJuJy,4 a,1 11 am" ,n c vcmal M,JJIC JcnX)1 A resident of Oregon City. Barber has received decrees from Whitworth College and Brigham loung University. Vernal Express And 1 U tii. 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