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Show Shannon Barnett Amblyopia screening set selected to be tor May 29th beauty pageant contestant Thursday, May 24, 19M, page 4 School Lunch THURSDAY -- May 24th Hot Turkey Sandwich Whipped Potatoes with Gravy Bakes Parslied Carrots Celery Stick Chocolate Cake with Chocolate Icing FRIDAY May 25th Sloppy Joe with Dill Pickle and Cheese Slice City-Coun- Tater TotsCatsup Orange Slice Pear Wedge Cookie MONDAY May 28th No School - Memorial Day TUESDAY May 29th Chicken NuggetsDip Sunshine Potatoes Buttered Lemon Spinach Carrot Curl Twin RollButter WEDNESDAY May 30th Sandwich Submarine Lettuce and Dill Pickle Finger Foods Baked Beans with May 31st , French Fries Catsup Cinnamon Twist All meals served with i pint milk - subject to change NOTE: without notice. ty Amb-lopi- Fruit Bar THURSDAY Tacos Mexicorn Our children are our greatest resource, and we want to give the very best we have to offer them. One gift we should provide is the assurance that their vision is the best it can be. In order to help parents do this, the Health Department is offering a free vision screening clinic on May 29th. It will be held at Barnett Elementry in Payson, Santaquin Elementry in Santaquin and at Goshen School in Goshen, from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. The purpose of this clinic is to check for Amblyopia and other vision problems of the four year old children who will NOT be entering kindergarten in the fall. Those who go to kindergarten will received this same examination once they have entered school. While great strides have been a made in the detection of are there still (Lazy Eye), thousands of preshcooi children who are not screened each year in Utah. "It is vital that children are checked early, according to Mrs. Idona Holman, Nursing Supervisor of the Health Department. Not only are the chances for detection of Lazy Eye much better at an early age, but odds of preventing blindness or permanent disability are also AMINO ACID TISSUE TONER next few weeks ing the will be getting out of you many of school. All of a sudden you're going to have new and challengmg ; American Beauty Pageant to be held September 4 in Hollywood, California. Winners of the pageant will receive a Cash Award, Portrait, Crown, Banner, Trophy, and a chance to compete in the nationals. Prizes in the National Pageant are valued over $10,000. Contestants will be judged on Poise, Personality, and Appearance. All contestants will compete in Judges Interviews, Sportswear, and Formal wear. Shannon is being sponsored by: Mr. and Mrs. John R. Brandon, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Billy K. Thomsen, Mr. and Mrs. Monte Curtis, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Len Bud Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hill, Rogers Foods, Olsons Garden Shoppe, Shepherds Photography, all of Payson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Christensen of Spanish Fork Hair Care. Shannon is a student at Peteet-nee- t school. She is also a vocal student of Mrs. Barbara Leatham. Shannon loves to sing, dance For her vocal and rollerskate. day-to-da- Shannon Barnett performance at the Southern Shannon's are Grandparents Mr. & Mrs. John R. Brandon of Payson, and Mr. and Mrs. Baird Barnett of Midvale, Utah. Her are Adam and Mabel Tillinger of Santaquin, L. great-grandparen- ts Utah. 8-Wa- EACH TABLET L Arginine SUPPLIES Ornithine Ami Plex Ami Plex Joyce Pth88 8014654042 No No The last three weeks have shown considerable excitement for the String Orchestra Program of the Payson area schools. On April 27th the Payson Jr. High Orchestra and the two Middle School Orchestras (7th and 6th grades) traveled to Ephraim, Utah, to compete in the Snow College Orchestra Festival. Out of a dozen orchestras participating, only five "Superior" ratings were awarded. The three "Payson Orchestras received three of these five Superiors, with the $15.00 Shepherds Photo 11 So Main Payson Preservatives Sugars Starch or Sodium Com Soy Wheat or Yeast derivatives UDD? 465-205- 9 1F!n)(oln)lk ar full-tim- part-tim- , Orchestra has busy three weeks llet 400 mg 200 mg 220 mg an exclusive combination of specific amino acids minerals and herbs which nutn of functions the muscle bonally support bodily and meta protein retention lat mobilization bolism lean tissue development and overall body tissue toning Biologically supporting nutrients Include L Tryptophan L Cysteine L Lysine Chelated Calcium Chelalcd Magnesium Complexcd Potassium Chelated Zinc Valerian and Chick L post-seconda- ry yourself and to others that you're betruly a responsible person be something cause youll doing extra to help your country and community. And the great thing about the Guard is you still can enjoy your regular civilian life. Thats because the Guard is a e instead of a military job. In college, there are three things you can count on from most e jobs: long hours, little pay and even less of a challenge. But with the Guard its one job thats different. You work just two days a month and two weeks a year. The Guard is not just an important job, its a financially rewarding one, and it takes just a few months of training, and in part-tim- e Utah County Fair Competition Shannon received the first place Trophy. x10 x7 y in life. One way to accomplish these skills is to join the Utah Army In the Army National Guard. National Guard you'll prove to Wnatioa 2-5- and community, heres how the Guard will help you. Well pay you $1,000 every year for tuition, books, and lab fees up to a total of $4,000. Its Educational Assiscalled the tance Program and its available to any high school graduate who joins the Utah Army National Guard. You have to be enrolled in any accredited school to get your financial assistance, which means the Guard can help put you through a technical school or computer twining institute as well as a college. Also, most college graduates are faced with the problems of repaying their student loans soon after they leave school, but not those students who help the Guard because we have a "College Loan Program". Repayment of your loan We'll repay 15 balance plus interest for every year you're with the Guard. Thats a minimum of $500 and a maximum of $1,500 each year up to one to six years. All loans taken under Part B of Part E of the Higher Education Act of 1965 and made after October 1, 1975, qualify. Also, you have to score in on the Armed the upper 50 Forces Qualification Test. responsibilities, such as choosing a college to attend, holding down a job and working with people on a basis. Youll find you must develop skills and personal qualities to help you get ahead Miss Shannon Dawn Barnett, age 9, daughter of Glenn and Connie Brandon Barnett, of Payson, Utah, has been selected to be a contestant in the 1984 Utah American Beauty Pageant to be held June 9, 1984, at the Tri Arc Hotel, Salt Lake City. The Utah American Beauty Pageant is the official state preliminary for the National ' BURNS FAT WHILE YOU SLEEP andforeducation National Guard return helping your country, Payson Jr. High Orchestra earning the highest score of the entire Three Festival, 40 out of 40. trophies for these superior ratings are to be presented to Payson Jr. High and Payson Middle School for their fine Orchestras. On May 2nd, the above three orchestras joined with the Payson Elementary School Orchestra to perform a Spring Concert. The Elementary Orchestra is made up of the beginning string students from the Payson area elementary schools combined into one large orchestra. Over 100 students performed such numbers as: "Bach's Brandenburg Concerto 3, selections from Fiddler on You Light up My the Roof, AnaModal Festival, Life, for and then joined gram Strings, for a Grand Finale Number: Its a Small World. The Jr. High Orchestra students participated in the annual "Huff" Music Contest, sponsored by Lew Huff on May 17th. The string finalists and. winners are listed below: (winners are marked with i ). String Solos: Devin Christensen, violin solo; Lisa Bryson, violin solo; String Ensembles: String Sextet: "Angie Thompson, violin; Kerri Bowen, violin; Devin Christensen, violin; Lisa Bryson, violin; Renae Brown, cello; Bruce King, bass; String Trio: Lisa Bryson, violin; Kris Lamoreaux, viola; and Renae Brown, cello. Finally, each elementary school orchestra (from Taylor, Peteet-jneeand Wilson) Barnett, t, & or has performed for the school in a concert during the last two weeks of school, demonwill strating to other students and teachers the orchestra's progress and proficiency. Denise Willey is the director for the. Orchestra Program of all Payson area schools. This is Mrs. Willey's first year teaching in the Nebo School District. Music teachers hold elections Colleen Money was elected president of the Nebo Chapter of the Utah Music Teachers Association. Lori Serr is vice president; Nina Lewis, secretary; Lynette Morrill, reporter; Suzanne Robertson, recital chairman; and Elsie Bird, student achievement chairman. These officers will serve for the 1984-8- 5 year. Morrill hosted the Lynette chapter meeting at her home on May 17th. She presented a demonstration of Sneaking the composers through the back door, giving suggestions on teaching interesting stories about the composers during a students lesson. Members in attendance were: Nina Lewis, Payson; Elsie Bird, West Mountain; Ruth Ann Nielsen, Lynette Morrill and Jean Jensen, all of Spanish Fork; Shirley Graves, Mapleton; Colleen Lori Money, Serr, Suzanne Robertson and Geniel Twitchell, all of Springville. (plTMli) iyjpp)iriw o JJiTo Payson Buyers Howard N. Creer, President Dr. Richard A. Johnson, Manager Glade Cloword, Assistant Manager Dallas R. Adams, Secretary Jud Harward, Treasurer Wendell Honsen, V. Pres. Roy Miller, V. Pres. Dr. Enoch Ludlow, V. Pres. Polar Qumo Drive Inn Zlons First Nat. Bank, Payson Central Bank & Trust, Payson Wig' Lube Payson Chronicle, Kent Fullenbach Greg Christensen Carl Swenson Bill Alvey Trucking Strawberry Water Users Assoc Julies Western Wear, Santa. Forseys, Payson Rex McClellan Gary Mathewson Adam's Jewelry & Gift, Pay. Dr. Robert Hogan Shandar Angus Ranch PAYSON BOOSTER CLUB Fred Jensen Intermountain Farmers Assoc Spanish Fork Ercanbrack Orchards Claude Rowley Verl Sudweeks Bakery Mt. View Dairy Walt Limb Construction Crouch's Service Butler Roofting Cockleburr Riding Club Ron Alvey Moore Sheet Metal Royce's Service Duane Lindley Marion Manwill Payson City Youth Council Payson Tire Service Dr. Craig DeHart D.D.S. Becks Market, Goshen Shepherd's Photography McMullin's Orchards Dixon Meat & Cold Storage Dr. Kent Linton Alan Riley Self's Shoppin Cart Dr. Callister D.D.S. Hi Spot Cleaners Payson City Drug Dennis Jacobsen Tony Roes & Pat's Burger Basket Darrell Hiatt SPANISH FORK, Dean Wignall Dougs Auto UTAH Gordon Phil Alvey Jones Bookstore Fist Security Bank, Payson Super Quick, Santaquin Dr. C. Porter Main Street Antiques Dr. Gordon Taylor D.D.S. Mt. View Fur Company Lavon Jr. Ross Wasatch Bank, Santaquin Burdick Lumber ' Rolhe Farms Chief Mechanical, Fife Protection, Orem Universal Livestock Co., Orem Stringham Hardware Frank Garner & Sons Fergusons Fruit Orchards Allred Orchard Don Kay NAPA Auto SPECIAL 1HAKXS AUCTIONEERS 10 AU ST0CHH0W COtammura Grant and Ty Tingey, Seth Winterton, Spanish Fork RinsaiM - Ben Roach, Cliff Voorhees, Frank Nelson Auction Clerk - Jud Harward Publicity - Rex Larsen, Josephine Zimmerman, Clark Caras, Kent Fullenbach, J.C. Henderson, Partick Bryson, Dora Schoenfeld Cobblestone Restaurant Oldest Junior LnestocEc Show Kest of the Mississippi (This ad sponsored by Boys and Girls who sold Market Stock) i |
