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Show THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Page B4 Sunday, December 2, 1990 Eight winners selected area's 'Young Woman of Year' contest in ' Eight young women were chosen Nov. 29 to go on to state competition in the ProvoOrem area competition for the contest formerly known as the Junior Miss pageant. The top winners selected from a field of 22 contestants included of Emily Bankhead, the daughter Steven and Kathryn Bankhead; Melissa Myers, daughter of Dr. Thomas and Marilou Myers; and Nicole Jensen, daughter of Dr. Verl and Margene Jensen. Bankhead, Myers and Jensen are from Timpview High School. From Orem is Angela Dixon, Gen-nidaughter of Robert N. and daughJulie Faldmo, Dixon; ter of Norman W. and Carolyn S. Faldmo; Laurie Randall, daughter of Boyd and Susan Randall; and Macy Sanderson, daughter of Thomas and Marsha Sanderson. From Mountain View High School is Megan Nielsen, daugh el ter of Norman and Rosanne Niel- sen. Category winners are as follows; talent, Emily Bankhead; fitness, Kristen Olsen, the daughter of Mel and Susan Olsen; presence, Emily Bankhead; interview, Megan Nielsen and Emily Bankhead; scholarship, Emily Bankhead, Angela Dixon, and Goodrich, daughter of Phillip and Marlene Goodrich. The spirit award went to Tiffany Seamons, daughter of David and Ann Seamons. Chairman of the Young Woman of the Year pageant is Sally Moody. Emcee was Jodi Jorgen-so- r' .11 " V . A f Ja-ne- ne - r n. Emily Bankhead, category winner "One Moment in Time" was the pageant theme with 50's era props and decoration. The contestants performed the fitness routine to "Greased Lightning," and the introduction num- - ber to "Shake, Rattle and Roll. The eight winners compete 2 at Highland High March, School with other area winners. 21-2- Craft Corner: Potpourri doll On I l-- scene with the roly-pol- y series of dolls designed by Becky Tuttle at "Thru the Grapevine" in Orem. The plump appealing dolls are "bag people" with weighted bases; easy to make and inexpensive. It would be a simple matter to put together a set for Christmas; either as dolls to match the recipient or as an entire Nativity set. Tuttle .has created patterns for three groups of roly-pol- y dolls, the All Purpose Potpourri, the Nativity Potpourri and the Fall Potpourri. Each pattern has instructions for making a half dozen dolls including a Santa and Mrs. Kris Kringle, an angel, a turkey, a pilgrim couple, a reindeer, a lamb, a cow and a donkey. The All Purpose kit has a baby doll, a clown, a cheerleader and a football player. Each takes about an hour and a half to assemble, starting with a fabric base filled with batting. The pattern and materials are available at the Orem store. v . 's ridicule in a home. Gifts of eternity may vary in size, style and cost but they all treasured heirloom, gaining in like quality and enduring value a fine wine these types of gifts improve with age. A Faberge egg, a Montblanc fountain pen, a strand of pearls, a pocket watch, a sterling silver jewel box, a pewter picture frame, a classic leather-boun-d novel or a freshly minted coin. None of these will ever be passe. Although they tend to be expensive, heirloom gifts are intelligent investments. Whereas most gifts lose their desirability after a few months and their value after a few more, because they are gifts of quality, heirloom gifts increase in meaning and value with each passing year. Following are some suggestions of heirloom gifts that have thrilled recipients in the past, continue to delight at present and are destined to do the same in the future. All are available at fine department, jewelry and gift stores nationwide: For connoisseurs who enjoy the art of writing, Montblanc's gold-platSolitaire fountain pen is the ultimate gift. No matter what is a marriage license being signed meaning and value, when it is passed from generation to genera- tion. But with styles and tastes always evolving, how does one select a gift today that will eternally bring pleasure to its owner? For starters, anything that will perish or is prone to break won't do. fashions may be enjoyed for a season or so, but after that, they're relegated to the attic. High-tec- h equipment lasts a bit longer, although manufacturers of sound, television and computer systems always seem to be improving on their last great invention. And anything very trendy will most likely become a source of Budget-consciou- s colleges drop niceties By MICHELLE LOCKE Associated Press Writer NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (AP) -Place mats and linen tablecloths have gone the way of long white gloves at two Seven Sisters colleges because of budget problems. Smith College recently dropped its tradition of serving Thursday night dinners on linen tablecloths by : candlelight when the school, facing a $2.6 million shortfall, decided to phase out the school laundry, spokeswoman Mary Reutener said Monday. "We're sad to see it go," she said of the tradition, which disappeared from other Seven Sisters campuses long ago. Nearby, at Mount Holyoke College, place mats were dropped this year to save about $10,000, said spokeswoman Vee Wailgum. Efforts to bring the school in 5 percent under the $60 million budget Include dorm competitions to save electricity and a switch from individual cereal boxes to bins at breakfast, Wailgum said. ."Gracious living comes pretty great-grandchild- share timeless design, exquisite or birth certificate, the first morta Montblgage check or the last anc fountain pen will forever add ceremony to important family occasions. Two sizes of Solitaire fountain pens are available, and they retail for a suggested $525 and $650 each. For women of every age and in every era, a strand of pearls always delights and adds a touch of class. A gift of pearls will be adored today and in years to come, when future blushing brides and beaming graduates toast your good taste. For the truly romantic, a sterling silver jewel box in an elegant design makes a lovely container for a treasured jewel. Take pleasure in the thought that someday your grandson may present it to his bride-to-b- e with a sparkling diamond ring inside. For the trendsetter or traditionalist, in vogue today is a classic pocket watch worn hanging from a braided gold chain or a lovely silk scarf. One wonders what new styles they'll tie to this traditional piece in decades to come. A pocket watch is one of the few pieces of jewelry that has survived the test of time. 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Centuries from now, when your family tree has further blossomed, some youngster will receive that same coin and stare in awe at the date, grateful that once, someone was so very thoughtful. Bos .'jr ... Beauty that, has already proven to have lasting value a Shakespearean play, a collection of Romantic poetry or the novels of Jane Austen. spcttoany Pre-Christm- as U sure ' a Potpourri Doll design. Exciting contemporary works are future classics, your best bet is something Friday, December Saturday, December 8th 10:00 A.M.-9:0- 0 P.M. 1495 West 600 South Provo high these days," said Debra Thomas, spokeswoman at Bryn w?W 7Ym is quite --L-i " ' For the academic, a classic leather-boun- d novel will always find a place in the heart and mind. one I Herald photoTamara Sneddon out the candles at his 75th birthday, a wedding kiss or a child's first Christmas is a timeless keepsake that will forever recall the fondest of memories. 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