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Show EMT Recertification Workshop to Be Held Persons who are currently . certified as Emergency Medical Technicians and who need to recertify in the near future are invited to attend a special Recertification Workshop to be held at Dixie on College Saturday, February 12. The purpose of the workshop, which will be conducted by State Depart- ment of Health official, Alan Parker, will be to clarify some of the recertification New Studentbody Appointed At College problems and procedures current EMTs are having. The workshop is designed for certified EMTs only, and will count for three recertification points. Beginning at 2:00 p.m., the three-hou- r workshop will be held in room 116 of the Science Building on the Dixie College Campus. Persons wishing further information should contact Albert Orton, or Dr. George Rampton at Dixie College. Executive announced the appointment as Student Body President for the remainder of the 1977 school year. The appointment follows the release by the Executive Council of former President, Drake Self, for failing to maintain academic standards required by the present Student Constitution. of Brad Zaruba L A, Rams vs. Tigers The Hurricane High School will play ten of the Los Angeles Rams in a basketball game Feb. 3rd. The Tigers are matched against Rams such as, Merlin Olsen, Jack Youngblood, Rick Saul and James Harris. Student The Council at Dixie College has Brad hails from Oelwein, Iowa, where he graduated from Sacred Heart High School in 1971. He spent four years in the Air Force serving in Greece, Turkey, Italy and Ireland. A student at Dixie, Brad has served on the Sophmore Class Council and as an officer of the Associated Men Students. "I want to see the Constitution revised to be more The new Dixie Student President will name persons to fill the vacancies existing in the Executive Council during the coming week. vr There be a re- organizational meeting for all and present members of the Order of the Arrow. This w U meeting will be held at 4:30 p.m. 0n Friday the 28th of January at the Ward L.D.S. 2nd and 8th Chapel. All Order of the Arrow members are encouraged to be in tendance. For further in- formation call Jerry Jensen at 673-397- o J'i CmfloTtiings Sun&hine Square Wmt:-- Starting Tues. & Thurs. Feb. 15 & 17 Register Before ) February 1st and Receive $2.00 off SENIOR CLASS ASSEMBLY-c- ast of the Senior play which was the first of the competitive assemblies at the Dixie High School. Junior class Registration Fee BUT HURRY! Classes Are Limited will present one this Friday. The Sophmores the next week. The story revolved around Walrus' and seals. "Smoke School" Slated Estate By FRANK PIERCE REALTOR Pricing Your House Right -- the and the current market. An overpriced house sitting on the market months becomes for almost impossible to .sell. So first, you must get in line with the market. That means a realistic appraisal. the location, neigh-borhood- but nobody - is Nobody more acutely aware of the - current housing market than your local Realtor. A capable Realtor can bring in his own appraisal expert or even a team of salesmen who will individyally price your home and then reach a fair concensus. Or you can hire a qualified in (Smoke School) on February through 17 at Dixie College. Members of the fire department, health department, department of highways and any other interested persons are invited to attend the course, which will be held in the Administration Building Conference Room. The purpose of the Smoke School is to train personnel of air pollution control agencies, firemen and members of industry to evaluate the density of smoke plumes using the Ringelmann and equivalent Chart opacity techniques. This draperies, refrigerator, w'ho dish- washer, built-- ins. Its a better package deal and may hasten the sale. Stop by for a free copy of our current Homes for Living magazine featuring and prices descriptions of a few of our latest listings. Were here to help you with any problem you might have in the field of real estate. Frank Pierce Realty 720 E. St. George Blvd. 0 Ph. St. George 673-500- training is essential for those must comply with and enforce visible emissions standards in Utah. Other subjects to be covered include: Air Quality Regulations; Air Pollution Source Principles Classification; of Meteorology; Combustion; and Legal Aspects of Visible Emissions and Approaches to Control. There is no registration fee for the course, however, applications to attend the workshop should be made by February 11, to Brent C. Bradford, Bureau of Air Quality, 44 Medical Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah 84113. International Scout The Durable Machine ySurefotted As A Mountain Goat! 1 and Home Off-Roa-d COURTESY MOTORS 275 East St George Blvd. Phone TIGER TALK By 673-350- 3 A piercing sound resounded through the morning air, and I recognized it as my trusty alarm clock. Struggling to gain conciousness, I fought to climb out of bed, but a force pulled me back into the coziness of the sheets. Again I struggled to rise and this time efforts were rewarded, I was on my feet! This is an example of a typical Monday morning. The first great step is to get out of bed and face another grueling week of school. After arriving at school only five minutes late, I realize its Monday and Ive got a newspaper article to write. My brain readjusts itself and once again starts to function. Lets see, only five days until the big basketball game with Dixie, I think, just as Coach Christensen walks by. I get my pen and paper ready to jot down any valuable With the information. strategy weve got going, he says to Coach Drake Were going to break the record and you can plan on a victory. Then I pick up a comment from Coach Drake," After our big win over South Sevier last week, the team should be fired up and ready. to the I then wandered main hall to see what other valuable information I could pick up. Two tough wrestlers walked by and I listened carefully to the conversation. That was sure a tough al Paula Last match with Delta last week. one said. I hope we do better against South Sevier Thursday, the other replied. Oh, well beat em with no trouble, the first one said confidently. Thats good to I thought,A match know, with South Sevier, Ill be sure and be there. Wow, teresting paintings. this is neat, I thought as I wrote. I was just getting ready to put away my journalistic supplies when this girl I know ran up to me and excitedly said, Hey, you know Brian g 98 lb. Read, that Well hes been wrestler? good-lookin- I waited a little longer to see what else I could pick up. My wait was not in vain. I glanced up just in time to see two students roll by. With pen in hand, I followed them around the corner, just in time to hear, That movie at the Seminary last week was a Yea and real when she threw that pie in his face, I thought I would die laughing. I left them rolling and laughing on the floor and jotted down the information. Hmm, a midwinter social at the Seminary, they must have seen a funny movie. After class I was walking to my locker and I noticed the art guild president looking at a painting with a magnifying glass. I asked her what she was doing, she replied, Dont you know about the traveling art exhibit? Well, this is it! I looked and noticed all kinds of in awarded an high school wrestler and last week he was prep of the But wait, that isnt week. all, he is also H.H.S.s man of the hour. No, kidding I said she said, and you Nope, The know Ann Beardall? Hurricana one that is editor? anyway, she is Coed of the month! Thanks formation, for I the Feverishly, I finished my article and with a sigh put away my supplies. Wiping the sweat off my brow, I thought I hope thats all thats Just then the happening. bell rang and I raced to my final class and sat down. Suddenly, I remembered it was a new semester. With a red face I smiled at the teacher and said, Whoops, wrong class. Washington Co. Nows St. George, Utah 84770 Executive Secretary Utah Education Association Thursday, January Continues Child's Future Instead of deciding on the I want my child to I should let my child have, decide, then move mountains to make it happen, Right? Not necessarily. Books have been written and movies produced on the theme of stern parents selecting their childrens life work and thus destroying their lives. Its pretty well established that the youngster should have a lot to say about what he or she will do after flying away from the nest. But look at the case of Lisa. She decided at about age 13 that she wanted to be a veterinarian. Terrific! chorused her mom and dad. They bought her delightful books on the veterinarians life, such as All Creatures Great and Small. Those zealous parents arranged for their daughter to spend a day working as a non-pai- d assistant to a veterinarian. They urged Lisa to write a young lady from Utah who had just enrolled in veternary school. They corresponded. The parents glowed when Lisa started a bank account, saving her baby-sittin- g money to set up her office-animhospital when she received her degree in al veterinary medicine someday. She wrote themes for English classes on the care of ill and injured animals. The zoo was one of her very favorite places, and no dog she saw-- no matter how homely-escapp- ed or scraggly her loving attention. Lisas goal was her parents goal and they gloried in thinking of how happy their daughter would be. And how smart she was to choose her career so early in life. It iwas all a beautiful dream,. Now Lisa is 17, and she still loves dogs. But shes fond of other things and singing with a musical group. And just recently she announced that when she goes to college next year, shell major in drama. too-dan- It would be fair to say that those 11 27, 1977 Parents - Don't Pick Your career in- said. Winter Clearance Sale by Dr. Daryl J. McCarty 15 dependent appraiser. You may be pleasantly surprised to find out that you were intending to price your house for less than its fair market value. If possible, your price whould include curtains, pictures, School The Bureau of Air Quality of the State Division of Health will conduct a Visible Emissions Evaluation Course cReal The value of your house is not what you think it is or what the buyer thinks. It is determined chiefly by H.H.5. News Order of the Arrow to Meet The game will be in the Hurricane Gym Feb. 3, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. Adults are $1.50 and children $1.00 TOLE PAINTING CLASSES f lounty News specific on certain areas, commented Brad, and we want to see that more students become involved in the many school and community activities available to them. c,(y 673-640- 8 iMashington parents regretted seeing their daughter slip away from her hearts desire at age 13. It is also fair to say that young people often change their minds, and parents many times have difficulty recognizing and accepting this. off Reg. Price it Don't Miss It Kemp Korner Shopping Center 111! ; ; , : . |
