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Show News from Mhiterocksi by Virginia Ferguson 353-4584 16 Vernal Express Wednesday, August 31, 1994 k rV x. vOo- fc , A x -tr 8 v-a. , - J TYSON MCCLELLAN completes his assistance of other Troop members playground at Maeser Elementary. McClellan out Eagle Maeser Elementary School now has a large map of the United States painted on their playground as a result re-sult of Tyson McClellan's Eagle Scout project. Young Brothers Paint Company donated the paint for the map and the Maeser PTA provided the stencil. McClellan is a member of Troop 231 sponsored by the Maeser Second Ward. 1993 UINTAH County Farm Bureau Talent Find Winners: (front), Rebecca and Michael Cleavinger, Brittany Massey, Sara Uhlig; (center), Talent Find winners prepare for state fair The fm l place winners of the 1994 Farm Bureau Talent Find held Aug. 10 during the Uintah County Fair are preparing to lake their per fortturKes to the Utah Sum Fair. The competition, which includes winners from all ovtr the Mate, U1 he held Saturday, Sept 17. Winning in exh category were: adult, Greg Snow, fine Shane Lame, xxood; NUndy An gut, third; intermediate, Molly llanberg and Che) a Wborlef, fmi; Johanna Chrtirefl and Lorena Slang h, uod for kxoM, junior, Michael and ftcfotf Oe4viicf, firU ttnttany Maey, eond, Sara UMg, third; and hrginner icy, Cafty Stewari, KctUe Hwdrnt, pnd, and Mwatl Itw4 en, thai Sporting clays shoot staged on Sunday Cmr.Jy wttl prif1n hf4 at the Manila tfrMing 1vf9 m SwMay, Sfpt- fW 11 a m. iff p the MU $ trf- i Uxifif4 off M'twy V-4 .3 rnk:i rf Mit. IV ii i nr W tV pH ri J? cMlrc vn&.t pwsinul - r-U e?rtrts the tKafvfe Labor Day weekend travel safety tips for motorists Eagle Scout project with the by painting a large map on the 'maps' project McClellan was assisted by Troop leaders, Brent Feltch, Clay Hamann and Mary Ann Raymond. Also assisting as-sisting were friends and family including in-cluding Blake Walker, Jason Walker, Bryan Walker, Joe Ross, Rex Manamm, Joshua Raymond, Jeremy Raymond, Dale Player, Corey Larsen, Mitchell McClellan, Lauren McClellan and parents, Gary and Linda McClellan. Cheya Wheeler. (back), Johanna Shane Lance. The Talent Find was open to any performer aged 0 to 30 years old and included dancing, singing and clogging. Fir place paid S50; second, sec-ond, S35 and third, $20. Winners at the suic Fair will he eligible for SSQQ for the 18 to 30 year old group and S75 for 18 years old and younger. A! competing in the Uintah County competition wtrc: Junior Category, Dm LUaheth tlulkxk, Martynn Chew, Lyndy Cfcrko, ixUtm Longhair, Led Lynn Lwcni, Lacy Long, AaHIic D. Manning, Jaelynn and Shc4a 0'Drir4L Lti4 Dle; inwrmcdi ae cfc-nry, Lindry Andcrt, Angela Cal4tll, Jennifer COroy, Marina Hacking, fjic Itartle, ofi (pf the lion Cluh, Ai i pf tial feature ff fiSC tabor hy bf' d?f4 ihe a1 mw4 4 tf dy avaitalg ( half p.. tmtfs tjtoipi are m-aitdKW tot litn ttfj'i i (be far4 framing ??b fY i4 Se tm-Srj tm-Srj Mj 0t hiniv lkm r,fi'ifL "The fvft t?f rt fi trap ihr$ j fre try fr irffM art the hrft fnccMfri yrff f"" -ar-fy f4 Timothy Holmes Holmes recieves Arrow of Light Award Timothy Mark Holmes, son of Mark and Kay Lynn Holmes, received re-ceived his Arrow of Light Award during Pack meeting Aug. 24. He is a member of Troop 233 of the Vernal First Ward under the direction direc-tion of Glade Southam. Holmes is a fifth grade student at Central Elementary. He loves to ride his bike, play all types of sports and the piano, and collects coins. He also al-so enjoys fishing. MoHy Hanberg, Lorena Staugh; Christensen, Greg Snow and Miranda J action, Jolcen Krcmin, DaNcill McKeachnie, Brca Miles, Emily Schure, Billy Serrano, Nathan Wchtr and W Weber. The 1993 Mat Uintah County, Jennifer Kerns presented a performance on her flute. This year's chairmen for the Talent f ind, Shane and Lks Fro, laid they hope to have more per formers in ncl year's competition, but added thai lh year's partkipa-lw partkipa-lw was better than ever. They lj laid that they may mows the Talent I md contest to another legation net year (hat hai belief amitf. All (he judges fat (hi yrar'i tvttc were from out of (he area hn to-Cbdnd to-Cbdnd Idaho, Rnmcntt and Duchesne, 4ax and akk," Dai 44, "Vi 1 bird htt$xt d fr a Me to of fw! The t4 it one f pmhti 1(4 tv4 twt thai he tkm tV pcn id fai my tot Wat nUttitit, the M it aim t-&mt t-&mt priuae of pit Mr (at tw 4 tKF tff 1 t dMH. t, O- Rex Hamann Hamann earns Arrow of Light Award Rex L. Hamann, son of Clay L. and C. Beth Hamann, received his Arrow of Light Award during Pack meeting on Aug. 24. He is a member mem-ber of Troop 231 of the Maeser Second Ward under the direction of Earleen Peltier and Diane Walker. Hamann is a fifth grade student at Maeser Elementary. He enjoys collecting col-lecting stamps, riding his bike and horses, fishing, shooting and hunting. hunt-ing. Hamann also received his "20er Award" for earning all 20 scouting pins. Dinah Sams 11 Dinah Sams 11 club members held a campout Aug. 18 through Aug. 20 at Lodgcpolc campground with 26 in attendance. The event was hosted by Allan Gentry and Tex Swcaificld and their families. The hosts cooked two barbecues and one breakfast President Bob Zcllcr reported about the 128 rigs attending the Wyoming Samborcc in Rock Springs in July. Only two from Utah were present: Bob Zcllcr and John Carters of the Vernal club. Alice White won a wrist watch and Betty Zcllcr won some groceries as door prizes. LAiK M II ., tr ; ; I C r - I .... 9m U s 1 I t !" ' " Seth Mayberry Mayberry recieves Arrow of Light Award Seth Mayberry, son of Shane and Erin Mayberry, received his Arrow of Light Award during pack meeting, meet-ing, Aug. 23. He is a member of Troop 232 of the Vernal Second Ward. His father assisted him in his quest to obtain the award. Mayberry is a fifth grade student at Naples Elementary and says his favorite subject is science. He's intrigued in-trigued by the operation of motors and enjoys dismantling and rebuilding rebuild-ing them. He also plays basketball and the piano and enjoys hunting and fishing. meet for campout A war memorial Doughboy similar simi-lar to Vernal's resides in a small park in the older section of Rock Springs. John Carter reported it to be in modest condition. The following people were elected elect-ed for the upcoming club yean Bob Zcllcr, president; John Carter, vice president; Alice White, secretarytreasurer, David Hall, wagonmastcr, Beth Swcaificld, historian; his-torian; Valda Gentry, Samantha; and Tex Swcaificld, photographer. The next meeting will be an auction auc-tion for the Dogs for the Deaf on Sept 24 by the Pcdcrsons and the Couturcs. PAY LEAKAM! JuH Old, wfth Amana'i Tfrmp. Aw Syttem , H sh i 4 MMM jm4 Off tV Arrowchis attend a rally Frank and Glenda Arrowchis attended at-tended a four day Rider motorcycle rally in Steamboat Springs, Colo., sponsored by Rider magazine. They rode their bike to the rally. The oldest old-est rider was 87 from Texas and the farthest were from Australia. The rally ended on Saturday with a banquet. ban-quet. Door prizes were given out every ev-ery hour. The final drawing was for a camp trailer and motorcycle. Frank and Glenda said the rally was well attended and worth their time. Zella Pike attended a bridal shower show-er in Vernal last Saturday for Alison Risbon who is marrying Chris Secakuku, Zella's grandson. Chris is the son of Sandy Naupoto and Ferron Secakuku. John and LaRae Moosman, with their daughters, took Laura to Orem where she is enrolled at Utah Valley State College for the upcoming school year. The John Moosmans drove to Cascade Park in Orem to attend the Norval Kitchen family reunion. It was held on Aug. 20 with about 100 family members in attendance. The children played while the adults visited vis-ited and did genealogy. Each family brought their own lunch for the picnic. pic-nic. Cliff and Connie Pike, Trade, Camille and Jason, drove to Orem to move Jason in with Connie's mother, Laura Nusink. He will be living at Nusink's home while attending at-tending Utah Valley State College. While there, the Pikes attended a 89th birthday celebration for Connie's grandfather, Clarence Christensen of Payson. Flynn, Teri, Mikalyn and Flynn, Jr. of Salt Lake City, came to the area last week to visit with Loraine Paulson. Mikalyn stayed for five days. Loraine and Robby Paulson, Chad Gault, Barbie Richcns and George Richcns took their horses to the High Uintas and camped for four days. They spent the time sight seeing see-ing by horseback and fishing. Spitta Can Run, but TMyJuitCanl H'.to r C rt tefciMam Amfvi ladwftivt " WW' w TW n iswl bffcrt t 1 Irr fit Ctl rntrKi f He r i cvrr'-! t--w. Mf)ti. fMH f a tvf lw rff. f Iir I wctt 15 f fH1!? t ff f4, fit frm Pi f"? ct tt! r. fr r- tfa rir rfiy ht ti3ft, J HI m? 1! 5? m- pfffT - Hn Fl ? pHI t- ff j'fit art !kMI H' ft bv? Sf irt |