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Show The Payson Chronicle, March 30, 1994, Page 15 Barnett Young Authors Tea The fifth graders in Mrs. Tanner s class have just finished a unit on writing childrens story books. They learned how to write dialogue and opening sentences. They learned o design a book cover and illustrate their stories. Editing skills were also an important art of the process. When the students were finished, they shared their books with the first and second grade classes. Many students won awards during the annual Authors Tea, which was held in the Schools library. The following awards were given for outstanding work: Most Creative, Eric Peterson; Best Illustrator, Blake Quackenbush; Neat-- 0 Award, Jami Davis; Best Author, Hilary Page; Most Humorous, Shana Cady; Best Cartoons, Sheldon Pace; Best Photography, Michelle Le Sueur, Hardest Worker, Ben Wood. It was a very successful experience for all the students. We wish to congratulate them on a job well done. Count on us, come : Baby Report ' i r" Z The following births were' reported at Mtn. r View Hospital; Payson, Utah: JUDD, to Keith and Christine Judd of Santaquin, a boy, March 13 CORNABY, to Chad and Lynetle Comaby of Spanish , Fork, a girl, March 14 ROBINETTE, to Douglas and Christie Robinette of v Spanish Fork, a girl, March 15.. GOODNIGHT, to Brian and Shelley Goodnight of Spanish Fork, a boy, March 15 EDWARDS, to Kenneth and Krista Edwards of Orem, a boy, March 15 FIELDS, to Tim and Annette Fields of Payson, a girl, March 16 REED, to Bill and Christy Reed of Elmo, a boy, March 16 WILLICOMEMOTRY, to Luter and Lee of Springville, a boy, March 16 CHRISTENSEN, to Cory and Jaisha Christensen of Spanish Fork, a girl, March 16 : - Wil-licomemo- try RAWLE, to Michael and Michelle Rawle of seems wherever you go nowadays, people are1 depending on you. Be it work, family or friends, folks are counting on you to keep It in touch; That's where U S WEST comes in. Because when it comes to your communications, we've made it our business tcT6e, well, dependable. Think about Waiting. Or maybe a good book to curl up with (the US g WEST Direct Yellow Pages does make fascinating reading). We even offer pur own U S WEST Visa Card, which doubles as a telephone calling card and a regular credit card. can count on us for the best solutions for your ever changing needs. We're At U S WEST, you it You pick up the phone and there it ft is - a dial tone. That's dependability. And everything U S WEST of the stuff. offers is just chock-fu- ll Be it a dependable second line for a busy home computer or fax. Never missing an important call with U S WEST Voice Messaging or Call always there for you with a helpful real person on the end of the line. So when all those people are depending on you, you can always depend on U S WEST. And oooh, that's nice. Springville, a girl, March 16 CURTIS, to Dale and Andrea Curtis of Payson, a boy, March 17 OLIVER, to David and Raquel Oliver of Mona, a girl, March 17 MOORE, to Bret and Karen Moore of Provo, a boy, March 17 JACOBSON, to David and Kelly Jacobson of Sprin-gill- e, a girl, March 17 NYBO, to Kurt and Bridgett Nybo of Payson, a boy, ' March 18 Janes of Spanish Elizabeth and JANES, to Timothy r Fork, a boy, March 18 SHEPHERD, to William and Shannon Shepherd of Salem, a girl, March 18 RICHARDSON, to Brett and Lori Richardson of Pleasant Grove, a boy. Match 18 BUTLER, to Daniel and Jana Butler of Provo, a boy, March 18 DUBOIS, to John and Patricia Dubois of Springville, a girl, March 18 INSURANCE FRAUD Workers Compensation Fraud hurts everyone and costs billions of dollars nationally. Help the Workers Compensation Fund of Utah prevent fraud. If you believe that someone has committed insurance fraud, call our hotline. FRAUD HOTLINE 1994 U S WEST Inc. Issued by US. Bank. National Association. Member FDIC. , |
