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Show 10A Emery County Progress Tuesday, November 14, 1989 '' Scouting news P1 i Emery Peers kept busy this fall f rV 5 V 4- - ( ' ' . t- - n", ,' (&' v ' i , 7 V. High School Peer Helpers have had an unusually busy fall quarter. Thirteen students along with their advisors, Mr. Alton and Mr. Jones, started the fall by presenting a play on suicide, written and directed by Emery Jones, at the state fall Alcohol and Drug Conference in Park City last September. The Emery ".f : then these students Since have presented this play several times locally. They have also put the play on in Green River, East Carbon and Cedar City. rjg l,; Vf -- - ?' . I w J t - f: l- ; v Thomas Eden, .a r? Several Peer Helpers along with Mr. Jones went to Moab Tommy Eden ft v"J 2 '7 sir Andrew J. Hunting Andrew J. Hunting, son of Larris and Peggy Hunting, has earned his Arrow of Light Award. He received his award in a meeting of Pack 395 of Huntington 5th Ward. For his service pro- ject he helped his father install siding on the Mildred Johnson home in Huntington. He plays basketball and soccer and is a promising son of John and Arlene Eden of Cleveland, has completed for his Eagle. A Court of Honor giving recognition to Thomas will be held on Nov. 18, 1989, in the Cleveland 2nd Ward LDS church at 6 p.m. Thomas invites all friends and family to attend. His Eagle service project totaled 91 hours. Thomas finished and decorated an office for Clevland city at the fire station. Thomas would like to thank the Scouts, family and friends who helped him on this project. Cleveland has a volunteer fire department so the firemen will benefit by his his requirements project. Thomas has enjoyed his years in scouting and is on his way to his first palm with two merit badges earned toward artist. it. MliJF.F.UER 907 E. 100 N. Price 637-449- 3 Mon.- - Fri. 8:30 am - 6 pm Saturday 8:30 am 1 :30 pm Free 10 lb. Turkey with every $10000 purchase A"CHEflP" BRAKE JOB Examination Program CLEP) tests will be offered through the College of College-Lev- el Eastern Utah, Nov. 1989, for high school students and adults returning to college, who are interested in earning college credit through 13-1- 8, testing. CLEP allows students to bypass introductory classes in subjects they have already explained Sandi studied, Snyder, testing coordinator for CEU. It can save students time and money in getting their degrees, she said. year. They go into their assigned class eight times during the school year. Five Peer Helpers have recently started a new puppet These students are show. CLEP is a series of examinations used to measure proficiency in areas ordinarily required of first and second year college students. General areas tested by CLEP include English composition, humanities, natural sciences and social sciences. Subject examinations cover information taught in specific classes, such as American government and y, They helped with the Southwestern Utah Project Team- work Conference all day Saturday at Cedar City High. These students were also involved in the Southeastern Utah Conference at Green at ext. 298 or the Arthritis Foundation, toll free 0, college algebra. CEU will grant up to 46 hours of credit based on CLEP performance. Tests will be given in the counseling and testing center, Room 115 in the Student Activity Center. The time each test is given varies, and can be scheduled for a time that is convenient individual. for each The various works of three next exhibit in CElTs Gallery East in Price. Opening with a public reception for the artists at 7 p.m., Nov. 13, the exhibit run until Dec. 12. These are recent works representing several different mediums and styles. Many have been on display at galleries throughout the region, while others have been prepared especially for this will show," explained Gallery East director and exhibitor Jim Young. Youngs sculpture and pot- tery, including his recent sculptures in the space totem style will be part of the exhibit. Forms from Castle Country will also include works that Haddock has displayed in the Mary Clark Gallery in Taos, N.M. Highlighted by etchings and prints, Haddocks work captures the diversity and moods of south-easter- n Utahs scenic landscapes. Bergeras mono-print- s, acrylic paintings and water-colorwhich have also been displayed in galleries in Taos, will complete the exhibit. Its a diverse collection, according to Young. Several s, selections were directly influenced by the surrounding terrain and reflect that environment, while others are diskdrum. Front or rear. American or Foreign f The College of Eastern Utah nursing students recently elected officers for the 1989-9- 0 school year. Those elected were: Doug Parsons, president; Pam NanKonakis, cy Craig, secretary; BoAnn vice-preside- Kontas, treasurer; Janet ... NOW .... THE ULTIMATE EGUnY"T Extend tire life Get better handling Stretch gas mileage Enjoy smoother ride Ensure safe driving hsurz bps Standard Configuration with Single 360KB Floppy Disk Drive Powerful 8088 microprocessor plus dual 4.77 and 10 MHz clock speeds for increased We use the latest productivity computerized electronic test equipment . . . I I I L PCXT compatible Standard 640KB FIAM memory plus built-i- n clockcalendar 3.2 operating sysS tem and programming language IBM COUPON MS-DO- GW-BAS- Safety Inspection I I Reg. $10.00 I -- coupon 11, 1989. There is a cost of $37 for each exam. For more information, or to schedule a test, contact Sandi Snyder in the CEU Counse- and Testing Center, ling 637-212- 0. completely abstract. The exhibit will include only a small portion of the works created by the trio, who all teach art and design courses at the College of Eastern Utah. Many of the pieces will be available for public purchase.In addition to the reception, which is open to the public, the exhibit will be open from 8 - a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday in CEUs Main Building. Special tours can be arranged by calling the college at 637-212- 0. ond year historian; and mie Rodgers, historian. Tom- first year Social committees were elected for the first time this year to plan and organize the groups activities and social functions. Newly elected second year social committee members are Billie Martak and Denise Richardson. Those elected for first year social commitee are Stephanie Bracken and Joel Alfred. - Wednesday, Nov. 8, the Canyon View volleyball and wrestling teams traveled to Notre Dame. Both teams won their matches. 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OFFICE EQUIPMENT 20 Many parents came to the parent-teache- CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Rebate, 8 S1 50 Vehicles 15 Minute Speed Lane All No Appointment Neccessary and June Dr.Stewart Scoville i I Other testing dates have also been scheduled for Jan. 15, March 12, April 16, May 14 Nov. 11 the Cougars will travel to San Rafael for wrestling and volleyball contests. The chorus class performed the evening of Nov. 8. There was a large audience and the performance was well done. Precision Wheel Alignment I Green River highs, Canyon View and San Rafael junior highs were kept very busy during the National Red Ribbon Week. by Jenny Justice CVJH reporter There's a lot more to a brake job than just replacing the disc pads or brake shoes. What about the drums and rotors? The calipers? The hydraulic system? If one fails, your entire brake system may fail! Be let us give ycu a free brake inspection. safe I I I I I Christie Collard. The Peer Helpers in all four of the Emery County secondary schools, Emery and cougar comer BRAKES ' will be Jenny Oveson and Officers elected Korenko, second year class representative; Shanna Taylor, first year class representative; Stephanie Council, sec- - Installed River High on Thursday. Other students in the play not making the Cedar trip are Jodi Jeffs, Arin Dahl and Del Funk. The students in the puppet play will be taking their program to the White Pine School District in Ely, Nev., later this month. Other students traveling to Nevada Art exhibit opens at CEU Eastern Utah art instructors, Brent Haddock, Jim Young and Cliff Bergera will be featured in Forms From Castle Country, the meeting 637-212- MOST EXPENSIVE relax- ing during the days off. Approximately 86 Emery High Peer Helpers are going into the third through the sixth grades monthly presenting alcohol and drug prevention messages. Students are assigned to classes in pairs and keep the same class all College of Arthritis Donna Cartwright COULD BE YOUR instead of just School, Melinda Judi, Paula Thompson, Tasha Bradley, Tammy Peacock and Janet Oveson. They, along with seven students in the suicide play, Spencer Wright, Wesley Morris, Jill Stilson, Lisa Patterson, Rebecca Wells, Deb Dra-neJenny Oveson, Janet Oveson and Chris Jensen, left for Cedar City following the Emery win over Box Elder. CEU offers CLEP testing Living and coping with a chronic disease can be difficult at times. For many people, arthritis is mild and only slightly affects their activities and emotions. But for others, the pain and discomfort can be overwhelming. As part of the Arthritis Foundations ongoing series of self-hel-p meetings, Coping Skills will be the topic of the next discussion. The meeting is free and open to anyone interested in learning more about arthritis. The discussion will be held Wednesday, Nov. 15, at 7 p.m. at the College of Eastern Utah Career Center, Room 215. For more information, contact SUBREME during the UEA vacation. They helped with a retreat for the Grand County Middle East Main, Price 637-657- 0 SCOVILLE CHIROPRACTIC PAIN RELIEF CLINIC "We're Making It Affordable To Be Healthy!" QQi(PEtIlE W3iIE3lG B)( |