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Show Sunday, June d, 1993 THK HEKAIJ). 1'n BEAT THE HEAT! Manti High School's business team has had winners at several events this spring, according to Becky Kjar, business department chairman. In competition with nine other high schools at Stevens Henager Business College, Laura Burnham took third in business English; Chad Cox, fourth and Jeff Olson, fifth, business math; Nicole Draper, third and Caroline Burnham, fourth, keyboarding I; Elizabeth Young, fourth and Melinda Wright, fifth, shorthand; and Chad Cox, sixth, word processing. At the State Future Business Leaders of America leadership conference in Salt Lake City, where over ,000 students participated, Laura Burnham placed 10th in keyboarding. In competition with 20 other schools at Business Vocational Day at Southern Utah University, John Rasmussen received an excellent rating in word processing, and Misty Jones and Tiffany Anderson were awarded excellent ratings in economics. 1 Three Manti High School basketball players have received an invitation to participate in a basketball tour of New Zealand and Aus- -' ceived special racognition for earning their state FFA degrees. ing competitions: keyboarding I, word processing I, business English, accounting and business Students from Gunnison Valley High School competed at SUU in Cedar City in vocational arts com- petition. Winners Junior High division included: Jed Bartholomew, third place, Jr. High drafting; Shawn Sorensen, Third place, T.L.C. contest; Richard Gates, second place, Jr. High C.A.D. Metal project winners were: Mark Hansen, Wayne Munk, Joey in Schlueter and his wife, Lisa, have been invited to attend an awards banquet at USU to receive the award. math. Shayla Anderson placed first in keyboarding I and Jamaica Dana placed sixth in keyboarding I; Andrea Miller placed first in accounting and Holly Sorensen placed fifth in accounting; Holly Sorenson placed first in business math and James Peterson placed sixth in business math. in the Beethold, and Aaron Worthington. all receiving first place ribbons. Jason Donaldson won first place scale. architectural drafting C.A.D. computer. He received a free tuition scholarship to SUU. Justin Willden also won first place in architectural drafting C.A.D. computer, but since he is a junior, he did not receive the scholarship. Brian New kirk won third place C.A.D. mechanical. Gene King, Brian Lyman, Greg Anderson, Mike Cherry, Melissa Christensen and Judy Bogh all received first place blue ribbons for their wood projects. Paul Kjar, Jordan Stewart, Jordan Inouye and Jared Peterson received second place red ribbons for their wood projects. Suzette Jensen. Justin Willden, Tyler Donaldson and Ryan Newman received blue ribbons for drafting house plans. Zacharv Barr, son of Richard and Sally Barr of Spring City, recently received an award for w inning the kindergarten level of the Southern Region Arbor Day poster contest, sponsored by the Division of State Lands and Forestry. Barr. a student at Spring City Elementary School, traveled to St. George with his parents where he received a blue ribbon and a S50 savings bond for his poster which illustrated the 1993 contest theme, "Trees are Terrific... for Shelter and Animals." The Moroni Lions Club has donated $5,000 toward a proposed baseball park project. At the April 28 city council meeting. Lion Perry Blackham asked Mayor Larry Freeman to read a memorandum of understanding between the Moroni Lions Club and Moroni City stating that the Lions Club w as making the donation only for obtaining property andor constructing the baseball park. The city w ill have three years to legally commit the money or return it along with accrued interest. In the event the Lions Club is disbanded, tjie city will have to transfer the money to the Moroni LDS Stake Church. Mert Draper, a resident of Moroni, stressed the importance of TBTf TfT)TXTnlfTnfn or 2 1 LOWFAT MILK Cheney has more national titles to her credit than John McEnroe, Chris Evert and Jimmy Connors combined. Golding, who has lost to Cheney several times in the past, found herself scheduled against Cheney in the first match. This Your 1 Gallon u Choice Any Multiple Carnation YUbUKI For Carton 8 Oz. 5Ju Campbell's 6-6-time she upset Cheney this then After upset, Golding went on to beat her opponents in 3. CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP other matches. Before moving to Spring City from Provo a year ago, Golding was among the country's top 10 senior national tennis players. Her family claims she slowed down when she and her husband "moved out to the farm" (i.e.. to Spring City). 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Terron Pickett; and horse production, Kevin Durrant. The Star Greenhand award went to Robert Sorenson; Star Chapter Farmer. Vane Munk. Kent was presented with an Honorary Chapter FFA degree. Gary Chil'K and Esther Yardley re Holland Dutch Campbell's y- tion, Matthew Madsen; dairy Prices Effective: June 6th thru 8th, 1993 1 ar Erika Frischknecht of Manti recently received the Shanna Rae ness, Wayne Munk; sheep produc- . VEGETABLE JUICI Lynn Walk of Manti has been accepted as a member of the American Hereford Association (AHA), according to an announcement by H.H. Dickenson, AHA executive vice president. By becoming an annual member of the AHA, members pay an annual fee and are able to take advantage of the many programs to further their own breeding programs as well as the Hereford breed. Some of the membership benefits include a reduction in service fees, access to performance records information, voting privileges at all association meetings and involvement in many Hereford activities. The Gunnison Valley FFA Chapter recently held its annual banquet at the high school. Guest speaker was Dix Monroe, president of the Utah Beef Improvement Association. He spoke on "Pride in Agriculture." FFA Sweethearts were recognised, they are: Jenny Mellor. chapter sweetheart; Kat Peterson, first attendant; Darann Sorenson. second attendant; Amy Nay. Katie Coates and Megan Stetwart. The new chapter officers were presented: Esther Yardley, president: Eugene King and Benjamin Bardon, vice presidents; Wayne Munk. secretary: Devin Fagan, treasurer; Jason Beck, reporter; Shane Knudsen. historian; and Ben Tischner. sentinel. The following awards were presented: Proficiency Awards beef production. Esther Yardley: ag busi- .) . 1 Attendance is by invitation only from the National Sheriffs Institute of which he is a member. memory. L , . 1 Golding won the honor by defeating Dodo Cheney, who has earned 15 national titles and was the 70's No. seed before the Southern Seniors Women's Championships, held recently in Memphis, Tenn. two-wee- Sonia Aycock. This award is given to honor Srunna Rae Durfev. a St. George violinist who died Dec. 2, 1988. Because of her talent, love of the violin, and service to others, this award is given each year in her . nZt -- . America. th Durfey Award for the "Most Promising Violin Student" of the 1993 Southern Utah Performing Arts Festival, in St. George recentl- p3; Jerry Golding of Spring City is 70's division senior women's tennis champion of the No. tralia. keeping the Lions Club. Mayor Chris Nilsson. son of Mark and Larry Freeman said he felt the park Susie Nilsson of Ephraim; Chris project would encourage younger Jorgensen, son of LaMar and Mer-ily- n people to get involved in the club. The council supported keeping Jorgensen; and Dusty Cox, the Lions Club and expressed optison of John and Susann Cox of mism that the ball park project Manti, will all be members of the stubusiness would siet it active again. Gunnison team. will Valley touring They compete against teams from the United dents have attended several commercial meets this spring. Brach Schlueter, director of States, Canada, France, New Zealand and Australia. The Australian On April 23, students traveled to Community and High School RelaBasketball Federation has high SUU in Cedar City to compete in tions for Snow College, was rethe SUU business vocational day. cently selected as Scholar of the hopes that summer's global exYear for his work as a student at change will be one of the best ever, Shayla Anderson received a supeconducted. rior rating in keyboarding I; An- Utah State University. He recently drea Miller an excellent in busi- returned to Ephraim with his masness English; AnaLee Sorenson an ter's degree in instructional techSanpete County Sheriff Wallace Buchanan recently completed a excellent in word processing; and nology after a program k course in extensive Cristy Judd an excellent in ma- atUSU. chine transcription. Schlueter was selected as the training on administrative subjects on an executive development levGunnison students competed as 1993 Scholar of the Year for a team April 30 at el, from the National Sheriffs Inachieving the highest GPA of anyin in follow one in his program, 3.95 on a 4.0 the Provo stitute in Longmont, Colo. College Buchanan is one of only four sheriffs in the to have completed the course. Stevens-Hene-g- This summer be sure to enjoy the cocl & refreshing taste of dlicious dairy products! Have cool & creamy ice cream cones and shakes, cheeseburgers on the grill, or a tall ice- - cold giass of milk. , 'Cy' From the backyard to the fS beach be sure to include $ dairv croducts with Sr i . i v nil uour summer fun! i Cling-Fre- m O m 6 p.m. Sat. Fri. 10 a.m. i? iMnks Souili i'! I'niu'isiiy mm. i Cans 36 Ct. Pkg, FABRIC pp6 pp S1.89 Provo r t Orem 7.30 p.m. 225-248- 9 M97 So. State m e TAYLOR Hours: Dailv 10 a.m. m WALUU b 655 E. 300 S. 1950 N. State Springville Orcm Mall. 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