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Show Lehi Free Press New Utah! Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1998 Page 6 Longhorn Education rodeo team , L- - Alpine School Board -- approves $69 million general bond sale -.,-, T continues to qualify Members of the Lehi Long-hor- n Rodeo Club have participated in several rodeos throughout the state and have qualified for state competition. The following results have been announced: Rich County Rodeo Jennifer Freeland placed second in goat tying and Brady Davis tied for second in saddle bronc riding. Danny Black-hurfinished third in bareback riding and Cole Wilson earned fifth place in calf roping. In steer wrestling, Wyatt Hunter took sixth place, followed by Cody Thacker in seventh place. st Bingham Rodeo Danny Blackhurst tied for first place in the bareback event, while Tyler Thomas placed third in bull riding. Megan Jensen and Jennifer Freeland each placed fourth in their respective events of cow cutting and barrel racing. Jessica Davis came in sixth place in goat tying. In the steer wrestling event, Wyatt Hunter and Cody Thacker tied for third place and Dustin Thacker finished in eighth place. Calf ropers Bran-de- n Wilson and Cole Wilson ' 11"" finished in sixth and ninth places, respectively. Uintah Basin Rodeo Danny Blackhurst won the bareback event and was named reserve for the rodeo. Blackhurst also finished third in saddle bronc riding, immediately behind second place Brady Davis. Mat Coddington finished in third place in team roping, with Brady Davis, Cody Thacker and Brett Christensen in fourth, ninth and tenth places in individual calf roping. Cody Thacker also took fifth place in steer wrestling, followed by Dustin Thacker in eighth place and Riley Jonsson in tenth public session held at Bonneville Elementary School on Oakers Rodeo Brady Davis won the saddle bronc event, with Danny Blackhurst in second place in bareback riding. Megan Jensen finished fifth in cow cutting, and ninth place honors went to Cole Wilson in calf roping, Teisha Berry in breakaway and Brett Christensen in team ing. Finishing in rop- tenth place " Danny Blackhurst, leading the state in bareback riding, makes a qualifying ride at one of the recent rodeos. were Jessica Davies in goat tying and Cody Thacker in steer wrestling. Sevier Rodeo Mandy Ashton was named first attendant to the rodeo queen, and Brady Davis won the team roping event. Other winners included Danny Blackhurst in fourth place in bareback, with Jennifer Freeland in the same place in breakaway. Wyatt Hunter and Trenton Clement finished fourth and fifth, respectively, in steer wrestling, with Brady Davis in fifth place in saddle bronc riding. Amy Heaton finished in seventh place in pole bending. Theater workshops to be offered for youth The Enchanted Gateway Players, sponsored by the Lehi Arts Council, has announced its Fall Workshop schedule for kindergarten through young adults. Under the direction of Glen Smith and Melody Johnson, five workshops are being offered for all age and interest levels at the Arts Center, 685 N. Center, Lehi. The Creative Theater Workshop is designed to help young actors, K - 4th grade, learn basic acting and presentation skills. They will gain experience with creative dramatics, improvisation, and original Classes will begin scripts. Tuesday, Oct. 6, and continue each Tuesday through Dec. 15,' students will want to enroll in Theater Skills Workshop I which will be Wednesdays from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. beginning Oct. 7. Theater Skills Workshop II will be available the same evenings from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. for older students 9th - 12th grades. They will learn voice move- ment and acting skills. Through specific exercises and preparation of performance pieces, the young actor will develop hisher awareness and control. Final performance will be in December. Ninth through 12th graders have several options to strengthen their acting skills. ' Along with' the Theater Skills from 4:00 - 5:15 p.m. An inforWorkshop, they can participate mal showing of work will be in a Performance Skills Workpresented on the last day of shop. Available Tuesdays from class. 6:00 - 8:00 p.m., this workshop Fifth through eighth grade will include preparation of Eric Lew: Eric Ji-Yi- n Lew, son of Profile. Eric's philosophy is, "today's preparation determines tomorrow's victory the choices you make today determine what you will do in the future." and hard- working senior, Eric is cer- tainly working toward his future. He maintains a 3.97 grade point average, while taking advanced placement classes in biology, music, English, calculus, and history-Eric is a member of the cross country and tennis teams, Encore choir, and the E-m- your news to us ail enrolled in both the Theater Skills Workshop II and Performance Skills Workshop will receive a $20 discount off the second class. Both Smith and Johnson live performances. have had extensive training Young adults, including and experience in children's those of college age, who are theater. Each is a former Lehi seriously committed to the High School drama teacher. development of improvisational Johnson earned a Masters and scripted family Theater Degree in Young People's Theperformances are invited to try-o- ater from the University of for the Performance WorkUtah. For 20 years she served as shop. Those tryouts are scheduled Tuesday and Wednesday, the theater expert for the Utah Oct. 6 and 7, from 8:30 to 9:30 Arts Council Artists in Resip.m. Participants need to come dence and has written several children's plays, including prepared to move, and available for Tuesday and Wednes"East of the Sun, West of the ; Moon", which will be performed day rehearsals from 8:00 10:00 p.m. each week. at the conclusion of the spring Each workshop except the children's theater workshops. Performance Workshop (which For more information, has no fee) will cost $30 for the patrons can call 4 or ut -- 766-086- course. k Students 'Preparation determines victory' Susanna and Larry Lew of Lehi, is this week's Pioneer As a dedicated scripted materials, vocal selections, and improvisational performance pieces. Special emphasis will be placed on originally developed Story Theater, and will include at least two ten-wee- National Honor Society. He has received the National English Merit Award and has been listed in Who's Who American Among High at Boy's State. An active member of Tim-panog- 345-621- ' Eric Lew . Ashleigh Smith earns Crystal Eagle Award Ashleigh Smith, Lehi, is one and demonstrate qualities of of seventeen high school juniors leadership. who received the Crystal Egal "We wanted an award that Citizenship Award from Utah honors students for community Valley State College (UVSC) for service, not just academics," their individual achievement said Jill Smith, UVSC High and contributions made in their School Relations coordinator. "There are a lot of youth out community and school. One high school junior was there who do good and we wantselected from each mountain-lan- d ed to give them something from region school by the Utah Valley State College, to, administration, high school recognize that." counselor and peers of his or The award, a lead crystal her school for the award. To be eagle trophy, was presented to considered, the student had to the students by a member of meet several criteria including UVSC High School Relations at junior status and minimum 3.7 individual awards assemblies cumulative GPA, and needed to at the schools. UVSC hosted all possess the desire to learn and 1998 awards winners and their share expertise, show an parents at a banquet on Aug. expressed sensitivity for others 26. .44 i Aspen Mortgage Bruce Hennksen Call or come and meet us. You'll be glad Locally Owned New $0 down program Low Loan Fees and Rates Purchase or Refinance New Construction Poor Credit Loans Available Mobile and Manufactured Homes 794 East State you did! V a program to FIT! Comstock Financial Services, Inc. 226 West 2230 North, Suite 200 Provo, Utah 84604 4 FAX-or 8 We will come to your home or office! 377-346- or Purchase NOWI CALL TODAY make getting your loan easy. We'll 756-743- 4 and $8 at the door. 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For more information, or to register, please call (800) the Lehi 8th Ward, Eric has participated in the scouting program and volunteered his time toward numerous service projects. He has also served as first assistant in his Priest's quorum. In community activities, Eric is a member of the Lehi city orchestra and the Chamber Orchestra. Eric's free time is spent playing piano and violin, singing, skiing, running, and playing tennis. He also enjoys being with his family and friends and participating in anything that is fun. Eric also works part time at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi. 768-459- 6. District has a long standing trandition of fiscal responsibility" With the sale of the $30,000,000 in school building bonds, the district will begin construction of new elementary schools in the Alpine area and in northeast Orem. It is hoped the schools will be operating next fall. In addition, the remodeling of several schools will also begin as contracts are made. A number of sites for future schools are also being purchased with the monies. "Keeping pace with a school enrollment which grows by 1,000 new students a year requires futuristic planning by the board and staff," concluded Alpine District superintnedent Steven C. Baugh. "But primarily, it requires the ongoing commitment of local taxpayers. Our patrons proved again with the recent bondleeway vote that they are willing to invest in the children of the Alpine School District." member board was absent) allowed the distrit to move ahead with construstion, renovation, and property acquisition projects authorized by voters this past spring ($30,000,000) and to finance $39,000,000 in existing bonds to take advantage of the lower interest rates. According to district officials, the break in interest rates for the refinanced poriton of the monies will save local taxpayers $1.4 million over the 11 year period of the bonds. The near all time low of 4.36 percent interest on the funds was a result of the present money market, coupled with the favorable credit rating of Alpine District. The district's credit rating was raised this week by Moody's Investors Service from Al to Aa3, a credit status enjoyed by just four districts in the state. Only one district has a higher rating. The reason for the high credit rating, Keith Bradford, dis offered by BYU School Students for three years. This past summer, Eric also represented Lehi High ment." "While all this sounds complex," Bradford said, "it simply means that the Alpine School Sept. 29. 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