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Show IMH .A ' . Drama team takes third ' f NEPHI The North Sanpete Drama Team took third place at the region drama meet held at Juab High on April 5. The following students qualified for state competition with superior ratings: Ron Litteral, Tim Evans, Paul Allred, Cindy Sidwell, Holly Soper, Sherene Beck, Steve Ruiz, Jason McColloch, Shannon Thomas, Annalyn Roberts, Darcee Benge, and Jenny Parnell. Qualifying for state with excellent ratings were Jason Keller, Robin i V -- : V Coltharp, Michelle Mindy x IV , jou&s scenes. Overall, Emery took first place and Richfield took second. 5 5. feilumrwlri 1 ' Former BYU quarterback Steve Young now of the San Francisco 49ers saw action on the Snows basketball court when he and some of his colleagues played the Snow faculty and staff in a benefit game Monday night. Youngs basketball handling was intersperced with autograph sessions for fans, young and old. The BYU football players defeated Snow 104 to 90 even with a healthy 10 point handicap graciously accepted by the faculty. Proceeds went to Snows football program. ' ' f 'V '' S' f- V SAL, t - 'a L0? , ' ?V , U 2, ? ' 9 i ; : ; MT. PLEASAN- T- The North Sanpete Chapter of the National Honor Society held its annual induction ceremony and installed its new presidency April 5. The new presidency, elected by members of the society include: Greg Christensen, president; Eric Canfield, vice president; Rebecca Seely, secretary; Jenny Parnell, treasurer, and Tim Evans, parliamentarian. New inductees include: Chris Peel, Robert Seely, Cindy Sidwell, Abby Shelley, Amberlee Strate, Jennifer Parnell, Dixie Bench, Andrea Jorgensen, Bradley Blackham, Marinda Hamilton, Tim Evans, Alissa Roberts, Melinda Walker, Tony Blackham, and Greg Bailey. Also, Angela Jensen, Greg Wright, Shane Kjar, Tom Bench, Diane Mark Christensen, Bradley, Rebecca Seely, Brian Jensen, Shana V ' J,. f&k I , . V - f . ' . x f ; I JLUif Mark Bellini of the Baltimore Colts showed his versatility as an athlete when he and other members of the BYU football team participated in a benefit basketball game at Snow. The former BYU tight end executed well, both on and off court as fans clamored around him for autographs and photographs. Other BYU football celebrities included Sean Salisbury, David Miles, Richard Hobbs, Rodney Thomas, and Steve Young. Snow faculty included President Steve Bennion, Steve Gardner, Paul Tidwell, Larry Andersen, Keith Uperesa, E. J. Caffaro, Mike Black, A1 Green and Neal Cox. Corrections orientation workshops draw 300 people EPHRAI- M- The State Department of Corrections, in conjunction with Snow College, recently conducted two successful orientation workshops regarding future employment opportunities in the correctional facility that is soon to be built in Gunnison. About 60 participants in Ephraim and nearly 240 in Gunnison were given an overview of the Criminal Justice System in Utah and also a brief history and background of the field of Corrections. Information was also given as to the kinds of jobs that would be available, pay scales, benefits, and what would be required in applying for future positions. Department of Corrections of- ficials strongly encouraged attendees to be educational and career minded in their pursuit of a job with Educational Corrections. op- portunities would include a series of seven courses (24 credits total) in the field of Corrections that will be offered by Snow College during the next 18 months. Potential future employees were encouraged to take these courses and any other course that might lead to an associate or bachelors degree as a way of enhancing their chances in the job selection process. InThe. first course entitled, troduction to Criminal Justice is scheduled to begin in June. Depending on the numbers of students who ultimately enroll, several sections might be available. Courses will be primarily offered in the evenings and present plans are to offer them both in Gunnison and on the SnowCollege campus. Job applications will be taken by the Department of Corrections beginning May of 1989. Actual hiring will begin in October of 1989. It is anticipated that inmates could be moved into the new facility in March of 1990. i Russell, Stephanie Blain, Jodi Hansen, Julie Kendall, Jade Shelley, Joei Adams, and Keith Curtis. The National Honor Society is an organization honoring students for scholastic achievements, and their character, service and leadership abilities. jh' x 4 U' ir V y K1Y f Members of the North Sanpete drama team attended the Region meet in Nephi last week and took third place. Of the group 18 qualified for state plus two alter nates. The state meet will be held April 30 High School. at Timpview T' Track team takes first MT. PLEASAN- T- The North Sanpete track team coached by Gary Stears took first place in a three-teaevent held here last m Honor society inducts members Five Page Pyramid 1 ' n. humorous interpretation, Diane Christensen and Jenny Christensen, dramatic interpretation; Clint Hansen, Meilanie Daley and Kamala Parry, pantomime; Alissa Roberts, mono act; Tiffany Brotherson and Jody Robison, and Aaron Causey and Amy Lee in duo The ; v nr ,j V Chambers, Others who participated included Joe Bradley and Scott Peterson, - 1988 y. i Hamilton, Laura Gardner, and Bryant Buttars. Anna Beck and Michelle Canfield also received excellent and are alternates for theratings statecom-petitio- x'ir" 13, April week. The Hawks tallied 174 points edging South Sevier who had 154 points. Gunnison had 50 points. North Sanpete winners in various events were: !2oo meter: Mark Lee, second, with a time of 11:18 seconds. 100 meter: Brandon Mellor first, 11:59 seconds; Shawn Osborne, second, 11:62 seconds. loo meter relay: Team of Shawn Osborne, Shane Jorgensen, Steve Pyper and Brandon Mellor, first, 46:28 seconds. 400 meters: Bret Smith, third, 60 seconds. :ioo intermediate hurdles Jason Coombs, first, 48:15 seconds; Aaron Causey, second, 51:72 seconds. 800 meters Jared Johnson, second, 2 min. 24 sec. Medley relay: team of Shawn Osborne, Brandon Mellor Shane Jorgensen, John Miller, first, with time of 4:05:19. 1600 meter relay: team of Bret Jorgensen, Aaron Causey, Jason Coombs, Tom Davis, first, 3 min. 58:75 sec. Field events long jump: Robert Slack, first, 21 feet. Javelin: Dean Johansen, first. 145 feet; Kirk Dahl, second, 117 feet 8 inches; Travis Larsen, third, 89 feet 9 inches. High jump: KirkEhhl, first, 5 feet 10 inches; Tom Davis, second, 5 feet 10 inches. Discus: Merrill Harward, first, 111 feet 8 inches; Scott Brewer, third, 102 feet inches. Shot put Todd Kellet, first, feet 8 inches; Scott Brewer, second, 36 feet 5.5 inches. Coach Stears added that Robert Slacks first try at long jump was only eight inches short of the state record set last year. 10 36 ft t I Softball signups FOUNTAIN GREE- N- Softball sign ups will be held April 20 at 7 p.m. at City Hall. Girls, between the ages of eight and 15, including those who will celebrate their eighth birthday by of Sept. 1, should bring a photo-cop- y their birth or blessing certificate that can be kept by the league, according to Diane Crowther, spokesman. Those interested were urged to attend the sign ups as no other registration would be held. Adults interested in coaching should contact Paul Crowther, vice president of the Sanpete County Girls Softball Team, after 6 p.m. or come to City Hall April 20. 445-347- Fountain Green La Von Coombs enjoyed a birthday dinner Monday in Santaquin with Doyle and Ann Coombs and Gam and Carolyn Coombs. On Sunday she enjoyed a birthday dinner with Jay and family in Fountain Green. Other family members also visited her during the week. M. .jrl r; A, ; ( Bryan Sorensen, son of Val and Sherie Sorensen, Spring City, won first place at the regional free style wrestling tournament and fourth in his division in state competition. He was also given the trophy for winning the most matches from his club during the year with 13 wins. He has attended state two years in a row. He is now eligible for the National Free style Tournament in Gillette, Wy. in June. Fountain Green Recent visitors with Merline Morgan were Paula and Vance Bradford, Murray, and Mr. and Mrs. Chad Larsen and children of Spring City. Goadi would like to take time to thank a man who has spent many hours these last three years helpdream. He ing two young boys reach toward their or hours following has spent many taking my boys never match after match, to us all over the state to and ready go. The complaining, always eager and an knees sore two only pay he received was aching back. have never once heard him say a discouragto do ing or negative word to them, only for them their best; and in these days when it seems like everything our young people hear is negative these words of encouragment are needed. Thanks Bill Heaps for helping Seth and Bryan start towards their dream of the Olympics. In our I I eyes you are coach of the year. Sherie & Val Sorensen ANNUAL CITY SHIN? YOUR MAKE DAYS " LET FREEDOM RING" BY TAKING PRIDE IN OUR COMMUNITY Show love and appreciation for our land by helping to make our City Shine again this year. Beautification starts with the cleaning of our yards and streets. Let's all get involved in mak- ing the blocks we live on the most attractive. Make your City Shine Days will comprise of one week in May. Spring City CITY CLEAN UP WILL BE HELD: SATURDAY MAY 14th, 1988 ONE DAY ONLY From now until after the clean-u- p you may place any type of junk or debris on the streets. Garbage must be in bags. The City and National Guard will be around to assist in hauling the debris to the dump. Thereafter debris and junk placed on city streets will be removed. The cost of the removal will be charged to the property owner. We would also appreciate any volunteers with trucks to help in any way they can. Let's make our neighbors, city and state proud of us by having the cleanest property in town. Thank you for your interest in our community. 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