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Show Fage 10 etoa tLtje Wednesday, November 2S, lV'J'i Mephi, Utah rin Vv tv i v .$.' !W r maos Cu3 ElEGTG cfel n Tzij V- M9 ESSAY FINALISTS JMS students Lyndsie Fowkes, McKayta Brough, Jeff Head, Cherice Chryst and Janice Proctor were chosen as finalists in the Why I Like My Community Essay Contest Middle School students arc finalists in essay contest M ter,vv ;2Az&uMi'i'citG3' 't The Why I Like My Community Essay Contest," is sponsored by The Utah League of Cities and Tbwns. Although the Juab Middle School is only able to submit one essay to the contest, these students all did an exceptional job: Participating in the essay gives students a chance to take a piece of writing through the : L - N - - Tilts Tfe2o43G:7S lrJC Css 1 $21.0 m 6uzs'Cciz:.. t . ?j'c... s. .0 ciirl?--d jmiLv; W 4 s jfAx iviSvix x'5oSvilXiA'SlewiUSxis8s. av Last chance to renew at the old rates that have been effect since January 1994. Any current or new subscriber can renew or subscribe up to three years at current rates as long as payment is received before January 1st. Current rates Out County $23.00 $42.00 $63.00 In County One year Two years Three years $19.00 $34.00 $51.00 Machine and dealer sales will be 75 C per copy effective 1198. Subscribe and save $18.00 per year if you buy from a machine. entire writing process and a chance to sharpen their ability in preparation for the writing assessment next year. The final essay winner will not be chosen until later this year after the essays have gone through an extensive screening process. This includes self and peer evaluation, review by Juab High School students, community members from Mona, Levan and Nephi, and professors from the University of Utah who will be involved in the last stage of the process. The Utah League of Cities and Ibwns sponsor this essay contest to encourage young people to learn and write about the community in which they live..Stu-den- ts in grades four and seven are eligible to participate. The compositions are limited to 750 words in length. The theme of the essays could be of any nature but needed to relate to the students community. Each school will select a fourth and seventh grade winner which is to be forwarded to the Utah League of Cities and Towns by April of 1998. The ULCT review committee will make their final selections and announce the winner no later than May 1998. Safe toys far. The Christmas rush is almost upon us, and it is time once again to select toys for those deserving tots. Because toy related injuries caused an estimated 150,000 trips to hospital emergency rooms in 1996, the Utah Safety Council urges shoppers to think about safety first when selecting and enjoying gifts. Here are some guidelines to follow: Toy Selection. Choose toys according to a childs age, interests and skill level. Look for e toys and follow age and safety information on the warning labels. Children under age three can choke on small toys and toy parts. Supervision. Supervise children while they play to avoid injury. A toy intended for an older child may be dangerous in the hands of a younger child. well-mad- storage prevents falls and other ' ' ' ' injuries. Maintenance. Check old and new toys regularly for damage such as sharp edges or small parts. Make any repairs immediately or throw away damaged toys. When purchasing a toy always consider and look for . the words nontoxic," flame resistant and flame retardant the Underwriters Laboratories (UL) mark all plug-i-n electrical toys should carry this. games that fit in with your surroundings. Outdoor games should be used outdoors. Avoid items that shoot, propel or need to be thrown ifyou dont have the proper area in which they can be used. the stability of riding toys and larger play equipment. Make Interaction. Join in your sure all bikes and childs play. Your participation are given with an appropriate adds to your childs fun and de- helmet. For more information on toy velopment. Storage. Teach children to put safety, contact the Utah Safety toys away after playing. Safe Council at 933-594- 3. 1l:::rfiC3cv;jS r t I i ItnrtacicSi kJ I i". every , J J fer 1 y::r. The Utah Safety Council estimates that three people will die in car crashes over the upcoming Thanksgiving Weekend. To help keep motorists safe this holiday weekend and throughout v t I ( the winter, the Utah Safety Council offers these winter driv- ) Free Motorola Flip Phone Statewide Toll-Fr- Calling ee No Activation Fee The Perfect Holiday Gift Ws fcU WO!! reforf 2, 240 mlct frm Ufa t believe where I m calling hom. say Thanksgiving is not to run for it but they stuffing! Ill be at night or on the weekend when the call really thankful Id be talking to a wont budge. I bunch of turkeys. call you later with an update. Itll probably Bye for now. fire. cellularc::' Cfcsr Across America." SeCltwa mmLm pm IVD'lliirt V M'l.nC OfaMrMinajNM, Otm "mmmifmmpmmdm Im Ive got my Cellular One phone, otherwise their idea of a holiday. My advice even tried yelling, is nr Pm m , ,11, ing tips. Brush all the snow off your windshield, windows, mirrors, roof, hood and trunk, so that you have clear vision at all times. Minimize gear shifting to prevent skidding, accelerate gradually and brake gently by pumping your brakes. If you have ABS brakes DONT pump your Fowdl And you wont believe the group Ive run into. Lets just is Utah Safety Council! gives advice for the holiday weekend brakes, but maintain a constant pressure on the brake peddle. If your car does skid, steer in the same direction that the rear is sliding, being careful not to over correct. Have an emergency kit in your car at all times in case of an emergency. An ideal kit contains a flashlight, blanket, warning flares, scraper with brush, tow chain, jumper cables, shovel, candle, matches and lastly, two carpet remnants. A carpet remnant is useful to gain traction if you become stuck. Place the remnants in front of the driving wheels and then slowly drive over them Get plenty of rest before traveling long distances and remember to take stretching breaks. Never drive when sleepy pull over and take a quick nap if necessary. Everyone buckle up. Traveling with children. Al- ways ensure children are buckled properly at all times. When on a long trip, plan rest stops no more than one and half hours apart. Infants and children enjoy and need lots of attention. Reading, singing and playing quiet games will help keep your children happy. Thanksgiving is a holiday to relax and enjoy your family. Do not let your holiday be interrupted by a tragic accident. For a free Winter Driving Checklist, call the Utah Safety Council at This Newspaper and al inserts inebebd are recycle Pbaco Recycle! 1 V |