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Show 16 Vernal Express Wednesday, April u, 1993 JJ a VL- r I ' S . i J r 'V- Q & . ' m -ir i nil t ll WMi - J y s k . 1 j JMv- f .A Ml Ix il .. Lisa Gurney Gurney and Jolley announce wedding plans Lisa Gumcy and Don R. Jolley have chosen Friday, April 23 to be married in the Lehi Eleventh Ward Chapel, 880 North 700 East, in Lchi. They will be honored at a reception re-ception that evening from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. also at the Lehi Eleventh Ward church. The bride-elect is the daughter of Wayne and Marilyn Gurney of I 1 J rite i J J I UINTAH FFA state convention winners: (left to right), Miles Hanberg, Cody Anderson, Milton Buker and Patrick Davis U intah FFA members attend state competition The first two weeks of April have been very busy for the Uintah FFA Chapter. Several FFA members attended at-tended the State FFA Convention at Utah State University held April 1 through 3, and then competed at several contests at BYU on April 6 and 7. At the State Convention, members participated in meetings and contests. con-tests. Milton Buker competed in the extemporaneous speaking contest and placed third in the state. Miles Hanberg, Cody Anderson, Patrick Davis and Jared Ekker received the State FFA degree. Hanberg was selected se-lected as the Star State FFA member in agricultural production. The Star State FFA award is presented to the outstanding individual in the state. He also received the award for his efforts with his sheep project and participation in FFA activities. Night- Continued from page 14 Mr. Southam of Maeser Elementary and Mrs. Allen of Davis will be demonstrating their secret loves; 18-wheelers and horses, hors-es, both in the parking lot behind the Library. In addition, Dr. Klein from Naples Elementary will have a burner and basket from his hot air balloon in front of the Library. Allen will be bringing a horse and roping head and will talk on horse care and the sport of rodeo. In the event of bad weather, these demon- The Uintah County Library is Celebrating Spring! Let's Get Organized with Barbara Haslem Thursday, April 15th, 10:30-11:30 a.m. Barbara's presentation will help you organize your home and everything in It! U.C.L. Multi-purpose Room (2nd level) Let's have a Spring fling! m and Don R. Jolley Vernal. She is a 1988 graduate of Uintah High School and attended Utah Valley Community College. The prospective groom is the son of Donald and Colleen Jolley of Lehi. He is a 1988 graduate of Lehi High School. Following their wedding, the couple cou-ple will continue to live in Lehi where they are both employed. The FFA members competed against schools from all over Utah in contests at BYU. The Uintah livestock judging team placed First out of 67 teams. Members of the winning team were Hanberg, Rhett Jenkins, Jennifer Gilroy and Buker. Hanberg tied for the high individual award in the livestock contest. The meats judging team of Hanberg, Jenkins, Jared Davis and Bryan Bell placed third in the contest. con-test. The FFA team also competed in dairy foods, dairy judging and horse judging. Other member who competed com-peted were Anderson, Tony Batty, Jason McKee, Scott McKee, Colin Sadlier and Brooke Holmes. The Uintah Chapter FFA is under the leadership of David Gillman at Uintah High School. strators will take their act inside without the benefit of visual aids. Background music will be provided provid-ed by the Vernal Junior High School and Uintah High School concert bands. There will be drawings draw-ings every half-hour for books. Also the staff at the Library will be available to explain the summer reading program called "Reading With Wild Things." "Night of a Thousand Stars" is a nation-wide campaign sponsored by the American Library Association. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luck Open house planned to honor newlyweds Carol Pcrcival and Roger Luck were married April 1 in the Jordan River LDS Temple. They will be honored at an open house April 16 in the Vernal First Ward Chapel, 250 North 200 West, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. A reception was given in their honor on Saturday, April 3 in Roosevelt. Carol is the daughter of Evan and Nancy Pcrcival of Roosevelt. She is a graduate of Union High School and served in the Washington, D.C. Hartle and Green to marry in Salt Lake LDS Temple Jalyn Hartle will become the bride of Royd Lee Green in a wedding ceremony, Friday, April 16 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They will be honored at a reception on Saturday, April 17 from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the LapointLDS Chapel. Jalyn is the daughter of Jay and Lois Hartle of Lapoint. She is a 1993 graduate of Uintah High School and is currently employed at Home and School: Vital Links by LILY ESKELSEN President, Utah Education Association Becoming Recently a concerned mom asked me a very simple question. She said, "What can we do to help schools?" I said, "Are you talking about funding or class size or discipline or test scores or what?" She said, "Yes." So here's the not-so-simple answer. an-swer. You've got to get more informed. in-formed. You've got to get more involved. in-volved. You've got to become activists. ac-tivists. If you're worried about overcrowded over-crowded classrooms, don't just offer of-fer sympathy to teachers. Call the Governor. Write your state senator and your representative. Tell them what you expect from them. If you think your child's school is unsafe, go to a school board meeting. Get on the agenda. Tell your elected board members about your concerns. con-cerns. Let them know what you want them to do. If your children answers, "Nothin"' to the question "What did you do in school today?" Don't just take their word for it. If you're concerned, con-cerned, take the time to talk to the teacher. Ask about the program. Tell the teacher what your hopes are for your child, and ask how you can complement the school program at home. If you have questions about the school's discipline program, make an appointment with the principal. Find out what's happening. And if you aren't satisfied with the answers given to you by legislators legisla-tors or boards of education or school employees, become determined deter-mined to be a part of the solution. Start a neighborhood petition as a message to legislators. Invite lawmakers law-makers to your school to investigate your concerns about class conditions. condi-tions. Become a parent volunteer. Attend PTA meetings (even when your child isn't performing). Write letters to the editor. Energize neighbors. neigh-bors. Work on someone's campaign. Run for office yourself. And if you can't do all of the above, pick one. A letter or a phone South Mission for the LDS Church. She is a graduate of Utah Valley Community College and is continuing continu-ing her education at the USU Education Center. Roger is the son of LeRoy and Barbara Luck of Vernal. He is a graduate of Uintah High School and is the owner and operator of Roger's Radiator Shop in Vernal. The newlyweds will continue to live in Vernal. Stewart's Thriftway in Roosevelt. Royd is the son of Danny and LaRue Green of Vernal and a 1991 Uintah High School graduate. He is also employed at Stewart's Thriftway in Roosevelt and is attending at-tending USU Education Center. Following their wedding, the newlyweds new-lyweds will make their home in Roosevelt. concerned call or a school board meeting may seem a small thing, but when thousands thou-sands of parents do a small thing, it's no longer small. I'm convinced that the revolution in public schools will not come from politicians or superintendents or even teachers. It will come when the public demands it. When the public sees its schools as a precious possession. When the public understands that schools are worth the time. Worth the trouble. Worth the fight. ST The Birthing Experience at ASHLEY VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER HHii Ai 1 ILK. Rod Anderson, M.D. Board Certified Family PracticeObstetrics 789-1165 James R. Jaussi, M.D. Board Certified OBGyn 1 789-7013 Ashley Valley Medical Center 151 West 200 North 789-3342 ANNETTE SIMONS, Evelyn Slaugh and Dorothy Evans display the quilt to be given away by the American Legion. Quilt to be given away to help Girls State The ladies of the American was - hand quilted by Annette Legion Auxiliary Jensen Unit 124, Simons, Evelyn Slaugh, Dorothy will be giving a queen sized quilt Evans and Gladys Labium. All of away during the American Legion the material were donated by Lou District conference to aid their Girls Bloxam. State program. They will be spon- It wil, bc on display at various lo soring three young women during cations jn Vemal Ms wedt Girls State in June. Donation chances can be purchased The muslin and red, basket quilt from Auxiliary members. Nunsense... Continued from page 14 English and chorus teacher at Union High School. Mother Superior is kept in line by Sister Hubert, played by Joyce Orton. Sister Hubert is the Mistress of Novices, in other words, the second sec-ond in command and has a desire to become the Reverent Mother. She is sometimes out of control and enjoys having fun but is always correcting Mother Superior. She tries to make the Reverent Mother look bad. Orton worked to develop her character char-acter by reacting to Mother Superior's personality. "Betty is wonderful. I patronize her and it becomes be-comes easier each time we practice." prac-tice." Orton was involved in theatre during dur-ing her college years. Before that, her expertise was in dance and chorus cho-rus while living in Washington state. She has lived in Roosevelt for the past five years and "Nunsense" is her second USU production. Currently she teaches dance and English at Union High School and is the Cougar Drill Team advisor. Nunsense is directed by Gail Bentley and produced by Nels Spring is here...Can All Burda, Kwik Sew, Stretch and Sew Patterns Discontinued Butterick Patterns 1 All cotton inter-lock & knits nrints. snlirlc; & Molly Jean Fabrics 2315 E. 500 N. Vernal 781-0347 begins with.... The Birthing Experience at Ashley Valley Medical Center is not a one or two day event, it's a nine month experience that we take very seriously here at Ashley Valley Medical Center. From you first pre-natal visit with Board Certified Obstetrical Providers, to your ultrasounds, to pre-natallamaze classes, to our "Special Delivery" program (newsletters with tips on 0B Healthcare from month 3-10 and coupons for discounts from local merchants), to our Birthing Suites that provide the home-like atmosphere during birth, to the car-seat car-seat rental program, and a Board Certified Pediatrician for specialized newborn care when needed, the Birthing Experience is provided to you in one package. Ashley Valley Medical Center, the CENTER of Medical Excellence. Eileen Scaring!, RNC Women's Health Nurse Practitioner 789-1 165 - Tie ; mv m W-V.L., ft Carlson. The stage manager is Blaine Pierce. Music direction is by Kathy Gleaves and Devini Hill is the choreographer. The lighting and sound systems were designed by Clint Wheeler and Chad Bentley. Luann Larsen is the accompanist. Pierce, Gleaves and Larsen are also dressed in habits. The characters all agree that dinner din-ner theatre is one of their favorite productions. The characters interact directly with their audience one-on-one by physically going into the audience au-dience in various parts of the play. The show opens Thursday night and runs April 16, 17, 19, 23, 24, 26, 29, 30, May 1 and 3 at the USU Education building in Roosevelt. The doors open at 6:30 p.m. with dinner served at 7 p.m. and the show at 8 p.m. The dinner will be catered by a local company. Tickets can be purchased at either USU center cen-ter by calling 722-9284 or 789-3689. 789-3689. "Nunsense" has been dubbed "delightful," "de-lightful," "sensational," and "hilarious" "hilari-ous" by critics all over the U.S., Canada and Australia. It is definitely definite-ly one not to be missed. , ; , , One character summed up the musical mu-sical best by saying, "It's a real blast!" warm weather be far behind? 5$l tee shirt 8fn strinec w UfT Karl Breitenbach, M.D. Board Certified Family PracticeObstetrics 789-1 165 Greg Jochems, M.D. -Board Certified Pediatrician 789-1736 &;y off , w' V h 5 |