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Show May 8-9 6pm-Lehi 6pm-Lehi Rodeo Grounds Admission: $3.00 Adults $2.00 Children ( 12 & under) E2SG5) Citizen Wednesday, May 6, 1992 Page 11 J Caveman wins first in BYU Invitational By DEAN VON MEMMOTT An American Fork Caveman took first in the boys' 3200-meter run at the BYU Invitational Saturday Satur-day morning. A junior, Chris Merkley won the event in a time of 9:27.76. He said the win was the best race he had of his high school career. He also said he hoped that it would get his momentum mo-mentum going for state. He said he qualified for the state 3200 during weekend meets at Cottonwood Cot-tonwood and Davis. He has also qualified for the 1600-meter run, and he will be trying to qualify for the state 800-meter run when he competes in the Region Four track meet at Provo High this Thursday and Friday. Teammate Nate Mills won the Cultural Arts Club meets The Cultural Arts Club meeting was held April 22 at the home of Beverly Williams. The meeting was conducted by President Lettie Mae Dunn. Club elections were held. Ivy Holindrake was put in as the new president, Glee Lott as vice president, presi-dent, Connie Chestnut as secretary, secre-tary, Mabel Smith as treasurer and Highland 9th Ward bishopric members are: Les R. Robinson, Bishop Boyd A. Wilson, Edwin R. Scott. Back, Lynn Hjorth, Harold Christensen. Highland 9th Ward sustains bishopric Boyd A. Wilson was sustained April 26 as bishop of the 9th Ward in the Highland East LDS Stake. Les R. Robinson was sustained Students help with recycling American Fork Junior High School students from Kevin Dickerson's 8th grade science class are helping to bring recycling to local elementary schools. Rachel Warren and her classmates, class-mates, Carey Shomaker, Mandy Parker, Erin Hunt, Shannon Rogers and Jasmine Trinnaman, arework-ing arework-ing together on a project for their science class. They'll be putting bins for recyclable recy-clable paper and aluminum in the elementary school in the area for students to use. With the money from the recycled materials, the " students will buy and 'plantlrees for the respective schools that participate. par-ticipate. The principal of Greenwood Elementary El-ementary has already given the go-ahead go-ahead for the project in his school. The six junior high students are still waiting to hear from the other principals. Rachel will also be presenting a film she made to the city council in May in conjunction with the Beau-tification Beau-tification Committee. They want to promote the use of recyclable building build-ing materials. Need insurance for your home, car, life, boat or RV? instate AfaUU liMonnct Company Ufc Iiwk AltoUU Uh iMMfMintompMiy boys' long jump with a leap of 21-6 12. Cavewoman Windy Jorgensen won the 100- and 200-meter runs. She, by the way, set a new invitational invita-tional record in the 100 by finishing in a time of 12.08 seconds. She said she was surprised about the new record. Jorgensen said, "I didn't think I was running good. I had a terrible race. When they told me about the new record, I said, Okay, I'll take it." Her speed also helped the Cavewomen win the girls' 1600-meter 1600-meter relay. The Cavewomen finished second sec-ond behind Mountain View in the girls' team scores. MelindaBoice won the high jump with a leap of 5'6". Ila Milne as reporter. Club birthday party will be held next month at the Golden Corral. The program was given by Tina Foster. She was born in Chile and left there at the age of 19. She was a convert to the LDS Church. She sang and played the guitar. It was beautiful and everyone enjoyed en-joyed it very much. as first counselor, nd -Edwin R. Scott, second. Lynn Hjorth is executive ex-ecutive secretary and Harold Christensen, clerk. Taysom Tire 225 - 651 N. 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In November, Hales will present her research at the national na-tional convention of chemical engineers engi-neers in Miami Beach, Fla. Cyanide is used to leach precious pre-cious metals out of ore, which contaminates con-taminates the water and mineral waste, Hales says. For the past two years, she has worked part-time for the U.S. Bureau of Mines on a team that experiments with adding add-ing bacteria to mining waste. "It's a brand-new technology," she says. Her research paper reported on bacteria that use cyanide as a nutrient nu-trient source, converting it to harmless harm-less carbon dioxide and nitrates. "Julie's work is highly regarded at the Bureau of Mines," says Dr. A. Lamont Tyler, professor and chair Vffl. Nile and Daryl Hinrichsen Realtors relocate Daryl and Nile Hinrichsen have recently changed their real estate affiliation to Mansell and Associates Associ-ates in Orem. Both realtors, they will operate from the 555 S. 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