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Show Grandson of local couple fifth ranking ice skater ; The grandson and -nephew of two local couples, was featured in a '.front page photo and story in last week's Church News. '. He is Russell Sessions, .Bountiful, grandson of ;Dean and Leona Muhlestein, and nephew :of Tom and Cathy ;Warriner, all of Springville. He is the son of Theral and Colleen ISessions, daughter and son-in-law of the Muhlesteins. Quoting the Church INews, "Russell Sessions -was 4 when his parents discovered he had asthma. asth-ma. They enrolled him in an ice skating class in Ogden and hoped he would outgrow it. "Today Russell is 22, and fifth ranking professional ice skater in the world. He has been skating strenuously both in practice and competition com-petition for 18 years and only rarely does he suffer an asthmatic attack. "The slender athlete, an elder in the Bountiful 22nd Ward, Bountiful Utah Stake, departs soon for the World Professional Ice Skating Championships. They will be held in Jaca, Spain, -- 11 T7 l I I near uie rrencn Doraer from April 10-15. Judges will decide if Russell should continue to hold fifth place or go higher or lower in the rankings. I Wx Will! Christine Tuttle Chris Tuttle with BYU Cougarettes Christine Tuttle, a 1977 graduate of Springville High School, performed with the Brigham Young University Cougarettes at the BYU-San Diego basketball game in San Diego March 1 during the half time of the Los ;A n g e 1 e s Lakers-: Lakers-: Philadelphia 76ers game in Los Angeles March 2. This was a return trip to "San Diego for the Cougarettes. They performed per-formed there in the first annual Holiday Bowl when WAC champion :BYU played host to the team from the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. The group also .marched in a special "Phpictmac naraHa at i - -Disneyland and accompanied ac-companied the Cougar SSB hopes Utah State Little Rascals International In-ternational is seeking to form a Utah State ; Chapter and is soliciting ' help in doing so. Single Side Band (SSB) is the name which has been selected for the Utah State Chapter. Those interested in joining are invited to write P.O. Box 1043, Orem, Utah, 84057 or telephone 224-4342 or 225-9107. 225-9107. Little Rascals International In-ternational has a Custom Meat Cutting Quality Meats at down-to-earth prices Coming Soon 32 Varieties of Sausage products v null V COUflTRY meflT Call 489-7495 ALL PRODUCTS USDA IptpM-ttd '"I know I will get opportunities to tell people about the Church.' he said. People always ask lots of questions when they hear I'm from Utah - and quite often I'm the only Mormon present.' "Russell turned professional two years ago after gaining many honors as an amateur. He won the Utah juvenile men's championship when he was 9. By the time he was 20 he had captured first places in 16 meets in four states. '"I don't always mention it but there were some seconds, thirds, fourths and fifths among them, too,' he laughed. His highest honor came when he earned a gold medal in figures and freestyle in the Association (USFSA). He also earned a silver medal in pairs and a partial silver for dance. "Russell said when he performs, 'I skate for God first, because He gave me my talent. Then I skate for the audience and, last, I choose someone - they needn't be watching - and I think of them as I skate. Quite often it is my parents to whom I owe so much. Once it was a little boy who needed some special help.' "Russell teaches at the Bountiful City Park skating rink. 'He's just marvelous with pre Band to Eugene, Ore., for the BYU-Oregon football game. Miss Tuttle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Tuttle, now of Holden, Utah, near Fillmore, was a varsity cheerleader and won honors in GAA in track, tennis and volleyballl at Springville High School. She is now a sophomore at BYU majoring in dance. The 26-member Cougarettes, under the direction of Cheryl Dowling, performed at the BYU-San Diego game accompanied by the Cougar Band and a special drum unit. By special invitation, the group performed at the lakers' game both in a pre-game show and at halftime. to form Chapter membership of more than 30,000. Purpose of the club is to: 1. Promote common courtesy and proper usage of SSB; 2. Help inexperienced SSB operators learn how to use SSB properly ; 3. Help local charities and families in the area by holding fund-raising activities and donating profits to them; 4. Establish a family-! oriented SSB Club for specific areas. 716 So. Main Springville ilj9 p.m. school children,' said Marge Kingsbury, assistant administrator of the rink. 'He's so tolerant when they fall or have problems. They just love him. '"Many don't know it,' she said, 'but Russell really has a soft spot in his heart for handicapped children. He spends untold hours with them cheering them up and doing what he can for them. "Russell said he also teaches competitive skaters of all ages. 'One girl even comes from Arizona twice a year for special instruction,' he said." 1 At the recent Blue and Gold Scout Banquet in the 14th Ward, Kirk Sanford, son of Ray and Jannette Sanford received the Arrow of Light Award. This is the highest Award given in the Cub Scouting program. Kirk also received a special plaque from the Hobble Creek District for receiving all 15 badges in the Webelos program. His Webelos Leaders have been Ray Sanford and Tony Pickering. Bowling SPRINGVILLE LADIES March 8, 1979 League Standings mm vt jf 'M TEAM W 4$ The Attic 6 Berg's 6 m Art City ! Theatres 4 m Art City Pharmacy 4 Rex Drug 2 S.O.S. Drug 2 L 2 2 4 6 6 High Team Game Berg's, 758; Art City Theatres, 748; Art City Pharmacy, 744. Individual High Series Betty Gonzales, Attic, 528; Dottie Perrero, Berg's, 499; Delia Smith, Theatres, 491. Individual High Game Betty Gonzales, Attic, 197; Dottie Perrero, Berg's, 195; Ida Mae Holt, Pharmacy, 178. Critics are the men who have failed in literature and art. Disraeli Family races set by Utah Assn. of Women The Utah Association of Women will hold a "Run the Right Road" minimarathon and family run at Utah Lake State Park on April 7 with registration beginning at 9 a.m. Everyone is invited to bring the entire family for a day of fun and achievement. There will be distance races of 13, 5, and 2 miles, respectively, Local shooters gain state honors A very impressive group of young people spent a beautiful day Saturday at the Highland High School Range in Salt Lake City to determine the states best shooters at the annual Utah State Junior Gallery Rifle Championship Matches. Top honors were claimed by a group of Springville - Mapleton junior Rifle Club members as they shot their way to the top in both the individual and team events. Top team members from the Springville-Mapleton Springville-Mapleton Club were ') David Haralson, Brady Russell Sessions, fifth ranking ice skater in the world, the grandson of Dean and Leona Muhlestein, and nephew of Tom and Cathy Warriner, all of Springville. "Conserve theme for 42nd national wildlife week "Conserve Our Wildlife" will be the theme for the 1979 observance ob-servance of National Wildlife Week, March 18 through 24. More than 13 million schoolchildren, teachers and conservation-minded citizens are expected to participate in the 42nd annual observance of the week-first proclaimed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt Wildlife Week. LaVar Division in 1938 as Restoration Ware, the of Wildlife Resources Communications Com-munications Chief said that the Division is doing everything it can to make Wildlife Week a success. A cougar, photographed by former Utah Fish and Game employee John Flannery, is this year's poster animal. More than 400,000 copies of the cougar poster, and another 200,000 copies of a second poster, bearing photographs of 16 species of wildlife, are being distributed to schools and conservation groups in all 50 states, Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. "This year we want to emphasize the meaning of conservation," said NWF President Dr. Fred R. Scroggin, a Dry Ridge, Ky., physician. "Conservation "Con-servation means planning for the future, knowing the needs of people and wildlife, and working to make sure those needs are met. It means using our natural resources wisely." Once the most widely with the course being on a level paved road. There will be 27 awards for age and sex categories. An award will also be given for the first family to complete each-race. each-race. There is an entry fee and more information may be obtained by telephoning Delia Chatwin, 489-9266. Protmero and Scott Sumsion. Springville-Mapleton's No. 2 team consisting of Lynn Hafen, Clint Muhlestein, Dean Schurtz and Bryan Waite fin-sished fin-sished third place in the 'B' class. Much of the credit for the fine showing of the Springville Mapleton Club this year must be given to the new leadership of Dean Hutchison and Bob Woodward. Co-sponsoring the matches this year were the Utah State Rifle and Pistol Association and the West High School ROTC. our Wildlife" distributed land mammal in the western hemisphere, the cougar was the target of "pest" control for nearly two centuries. Until recently, a number of states encouraged en-couraged the killing of cougars by paying bounties. Today, there are only about 16,000 cougars in the western portions of the U.S. and Canada. Two subspecies, the Florida panther and the Eastern cougar are endangered and protected according to wildlife management principles. "Wildlife management based on scientific research is essential if we O 0 On are to have healthy wildlife populations," explained Scroggin. Professional wildlife managers are best equipped to solve the biggest problem facing wildlife--the loss of habitat, he said. "But all of us can help. Look around where you live, talk to officials, see what you can do to save habitat. Become informed. in-formed. Give your support sup-port to measures preserving habitat and resist construction projects that needlessly invade wildlife haunts-projects haunts-projects that if needed, could just as well be built elsewhere." ALL AMERICAN REALTY AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR PROUDLY AN ALL NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME IN OREM the corner of center street and Geneva Road GRAND OPENING 22, 23, 24 Open daily except Sunday 9-5 ALL AMERICAN REALTY YOUR Authorized Boise Cascade Homes Dealer Pleasant Grove 295 E. State 785-3528 West Jordan 1310 W. 7800 S. 561-1458 Spanish Fork 34 N. Main 798-3865 New Orem Location 226-821 0 March 15, Bowling EARLY BIRD LADIES March 8, 1979 League Standings TEAM Bona Signs L 0 Vaud Hanks & Son 4 0 Mulletts 4 0 Mortensen Plumbing Plum-bing 0 4 Les Hardy & Sons 0 4 Brailsford Ind. 0 4 High Team Game - Vaud Hanks & Son, 669; Mulletts, 653; Bona Signs, 647. Individual High Series Jean Rayburn, Vaud Hanks, 504; Dot Lowe, Les Hardy, 496; Deon Peay, Bona Signs, 496; Vicky Bott, Bona Signs, 471. Individual High Game Del Shepherd, Vaud Hanks, 192; Betty Gonzales, Gon-zales, Mulletts, 188; Jean Rayburn, Vaud Hanks, 188; Karen Western, Brailsford, 181. Shirley Schardine '0' NEW 1979 1 Let us help you prepare w T your tax return in the 1 i privacy of your own home. J I AUDIT PROTECTION T If"" Call 798-3189 I evenings I 1979 - The Springville home sports Local woman bowler in bowling hall of fame Mrs. Shirley Schardine of Springville, President of the Utah Women's Association, and Mrs. Juanita Youngblood of Bountiful were inducted into the Utah Hall of Fame during the UWBA 40th Annual meeting at Steelworkers Union Hall Sunday. Both ladies were presented with a plaque and a bouquet of roses. Mrs. Schardine had been the president of UWBA for 12 years and was also made a life member of the state organization. She held the office of Southern Director before being elected president. Mrs. Youngblood was a member of the executive board prior to her election as Sargeant at Arms, a position she still holds on the state level. She has served in this capacity for 12 years. Mrs. Ruby Haskens of Salt Lake City, was elected president by the 72 officers, delegates and directors from throughout the state. Eelected second Vice President was Darlene Smith of Logan. Janae Anderson of Bountiful was elected Director from the Central Region and Dorothy Torsak of Ogden, Alora Hawker of '0' DESIGN Herald - Page Fifteen afield Provo and Elsie Jarvis of Orem were re-elected to the Board of Directors. Mrs. Torsak will be representing the Northern Nor-thern District and Miss Hawker and Mrs. Jarvis the Southern. Miss C. Jean Shonka will serve as Secretary for an additional year. She is from Brigham City and has served as the Secretary for the past 20 years. Lois Jensen of Provo holds the office of Treasurer and Mrs. Youngblood will continue as Sargent at Arms. It is much easier to be critical than to be correct. NOTICE Did you know? When you shop in Springville the sales tax you pay is returned to the city of Springville to help pay for local services. 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