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Show I Three brothers receive Eagles in ceremonies Brothers Jaffov rV-i-. it iupnr and Russell Bttant receiv! th.ir Eagle Scout award in an EaW Court of Honor held April 8. They art the aona of AUn and Elaina Betrant They are membera of Troop 835 in the Pleasant Grove 14th Ward. For thair Eagle project, they each organized and helped build a sec-tion sec-tion of the Great Western Trail which will eventually go from Mexico to Canada. In scouting, they each have earned the On My Honor Award the Pony Expreaa Award, and Russell haa earned the 50-Miler Award. Jeff ia a aer.ior at Pleasant Ci ove High School where he is on the soccer team and ballroom dance team. He also enjoys golfing, skiing, table tennis and debate. He has held many church callings and is currently serving as first assistant in the Priest Quorum. Chris is in the ninth grade at Pleasant Grove Jr. High. He enjoys Students fight drug abuse in school, city Kim Seeley, Craig Veenker and Janice Garrett are members of the Youth Leadership Against Drugs campaign at Pleasant Grove High School. With the committee made up of senior students, these young people are spreading the word about drug awareness, throughout the entire community, as well as the school. Kim, a three-year member of the Governor's Youth Council for Drugfree Youth, recently received the Youth Service Award, sponsored spon-sored by United Way. She was one of five young people in the county who was honored at a special ceremony held at BYU on Feb. 28. She was selected for this honor because of her volunteer work in fighting drug and alcohol abuse in her school and in Alpine School District. Kim has also been working with the high school's Project Team work (a drugfree program), of which she is an active member. As a peer-counselor at Charter Canyon Hospital, Kim, is able to stand strong in the war against drugs. ' For almost three years she has been speaking to several schools i andxcamunitaeSjchallenging others oth-ers tenstand up against drugs and to stand up for themselves. H.K. Pang announces Democratic candidacy for Disk 59 of House v H.K. Pang has announced his democratic candidacy to the House of Representatives for District 59 which includes Pleasant Grove District 4, Lindon and northeast side neighborhoods of Orem. Pang was a native of Oahu, Hawaii. He has resided in many western states until his attendance at BYU. Since then he has resided in the city of Orem for the past 18 years. .. ' " ' Pang has worked on several central Utah water and highway projects as an operating engineer. He is ah active member of the TILLERS AND (fjC) ATTACHMENTS linpiirOifip Save Two Ways: 1.1150 off the BC8 700 Series Model of your choice OR 2. Buy one attachment, get the second for $50 off if bought at the same time as the first. i Al BCS TOfrSatlM Mod Feature: AHgear,oactdrMtransiTassiQn. - . No tetts to stretch ot chains to break Light weight and good balance ; Low center of gravity Easy to reach hanfflebar controls - 3-rsar Umited warranty (naKcrnrnercal use) Fast changeover ot attaenmens w raw, sickle or mulching car, lawnmowerand teEer, snowtfmwer. plow, tag splitter. spr ayw. cbipner shreckjer ? Jeffrey Bezzant camping and all sports, especially tennis, baseball, basketball, skiing, golfing and table tennis. He is currently cur-rently serving as a counselor in the I f Kim Seeley In the future Kim is planning on going to college and getting a degree de-gree in social services. Craig is a senior at PGHS and enjoys all sports, especially football. foot-ball. He is on the Seminary Council and is the student station manager for KPGR Radio at PGHS. , Craigis the photographer on the Drug Free Committee. He is strongly against dryland alcohol abuse and he is wiJLng to do all he can prevent itfJ JaniceiflamimberoftheTeas-ant JaniceiflamimberoftheTeas-ant Grove High School Chamber Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3. Pang is concerned about education educa-tion in the state, about taxes, and very concern about the adequate funding for programs of the elderly. eld-erly. "Environmental issues need to be addressed and increase funding for the Utah Highway Patrol," said Pang. "I plan to get out and walk the districts to learn of the people's concerns and how we can together make necessary changes for the good of all." Model Shown is JZS lOhpEleanc Start mn Mier (Ofher models available) I ' Ml Ilcvicw Wednesday, April 25, 19J0 Page 7 : -J 3 V t 4 Russell Bezzant Teachers Quorum. Russell is in the eighth grade at Pleasant Grove Jr. High. He also enjoys c mping and all sports, I 1-1 I XFMtfYW1 I ' . ' A ff il No pnor experience Xt $ ' ' L needed! ( tr 7 f I i ! -Drilldown J( ' ! i ll -sputs 3ff:Til Craig Veenker Janice Garrett ft 'cks riXHw ! fj Showmanship V J "J t Now in our t i 1 r ? J?ph. i new studio! n r ll Marchin8 I V 90S. Main ! ltlJl t 'Jumps I Pleasant Grove f l iliiliil f I 'Precision f ; an A Cappella Choirs and is secre- L7 j 'Ballet f 51 taryofthe National Honor Society. I III jpt7 J 'lalZu, 1 for more informatioiff She is also involved in the Semi- "Tumbling I J nary Council as its Recognition Vice X,fi7XJ U .Cheerleading f and registration President GtTi rEt i 1 HeP Vur child devetop. . I Call Colleen Bills Janice is a senior at PGHS who ltl2J j discipline & self-esteem. I ll 1QC1CAQ 1 1 is taking a stand against drugs in I Fi J. JJ J fl OJ'jIO J herhoolandhermmunity. rfMSfW, fl -Zf I ft Go for the gold! ff She serves as the historian on - llf.ul 'o f yl!L, f ; - I f f the Youth Drug Free committee. flllPMMfe Spf 't lflf f If e 1 f Mlf Wf Aft Hit At fAlf J CZssws : 0: f ( " f A To about 800 Utah dairy farmers, Bessy and Buttercup are as beautiful ; ; ' as they come. Every year, they and their ''76,000 talented sisters produce more than 139 million gallons of milk! From a u-' portion of this total comes 70 million : I pounds of cheese and 10 million gallons i -. t i s . a Christopher Bezzant especially tennit, baseball, skiing, basketball and sxcer. Their older brother, David, also earned his Eagle Scout award. I of ice cream. A good thing, too, because Utahns lead the nation in annual ice cream consumption - 7 gallons per per- son! At Utah rbwer, we're proud to supply the essential electricity. And we're also proud to supply that electricity at rates which have been (kreasiigmaking the mmr Ml Pmm vksS .') i H(;;ti:-(fmjsi;4,-f.Vi Join the Utcli Golden Girls Jr. Drill and Dance Team winners of the Freedom Festival Grand Parade, Provo Children's Parade, American Fork Steel Days Parade and P.G. Strawberry Days Parade. future very brightior the stateior new in-dustryJbr in-dustryJbr new jobs.ior all of us We have . . to make Zr"".. happen. w WW Register Mon., April 30 Auditions Tuev-Fri. MiyU 18 First Month f 14 Thereafter k Ooaoa ol PmkCoip |