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Show Page 3B South Edition Lakeside Review Wednesday, April 25, 1984 Bountiful Senior Gets 4th Math Award BOUNTIFUL David Fow-era senior at Bountiful High School, has completed a four-yesweep of top honors in the State Math Contest held at the University of Utah. Fowers, a Sterling Scholar finalist in mathematics, defeated 4,500 other students in the recent state competition to capture the ranking and he outdistanced his nearest competitor by some 10 percent. The honor was the third ranking for Fowers, having e earned among the states ninth graders four years ago at Weber State College and first place among the states sophomores in 1982 with a score that placed him second among all sophomore, junior and senior students competing. Last year he s, took second place in the state contest losing by a slim one-poi- nt margin. ar first-pla- ce first-pla- first-plac- ce Hes no doubt the finest student I have ever seen in mathematics," said Truman Carver, a counselor at Bountiful High. His achievements certainly speak for themselves." Fowers, who enrolled in calculus in the 10th grade, is a Nat, and tional Merit officer in the school Honor Society and a member of the schools debate team. He plans to attend Stanford University or the University of Utah to seek a degree in engineering and wishes to later attend graduate school in business administration. semi-finalis- Glow Room & DINNER HOUSE PANCAKE presents FCSH? Surf & Turf efircaaa spring concert. The troupe will perform April 28,30 and THE EMOTION of color will be the subject of Spectro the Viewmont Splash, High School Dance Companys May VMTH A AND A checkup CHECK 1 . STEAK & SEAFOOD SMORGASBORD FRIDAYS 9 n Banqutt & Catering 1141 W. 2100 S. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Spectra Splash P.M. $895 782-325- 8 621-50- Technicolor Dance Planned at VHS BOUNTIFUL Members of the Viewmont High School Dance Company will present their spring concert, Spectro Splash, at the Viewmont High School auditorium. The performances will be held Saturday, April 28, Monday, April 30, and Tuesday, May 1. and their director and guest choreographer, Michele Johnson. The dances will be a combination of modem, jazz, ballet and character dances. The theme is introduced in the opening number entitled Spectro Splash. The dance explores the variety of emotions that colors can All performances will begin at 7:30 p.m. The cost will be $8 per family, $3 for adults and $2 for students. Children under 4 will be admitted free. Under the direction of Bonnie Pierce, the 20 dancers will perform 16 dances. Choreography has been done by the performers Local Church Leaders to Meet For Stewardship Workshop Statewide BOUNTIFUL Stewardship Workshop for local Schurch leaders in stewardship Sand mission of five mainline Protestant denominations will be jjjield Saturday April 28, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Bountiful Community Church, 100 N. 400 I The support committee of Shared Ministry in Utah is spon- soring the workshop for mem-ireof United Methodist, rs Presbyterian, Disciples of Christ, American Baptist and United Church of Christ congregations xjver the state. Shared Ministry in Utah is a Cooperative endeavor among the Tive denominations to resource Jmd train leadership for the jhurches. The Right Reverend Otis fcharles, Salt Lake City, Bishop !bf the Episcopal Diocese of Utah, will keynote the workshop with an opening address at 9 lm. Participants then will have opportunity to attend two of four specific workshops offered. The workshop is designed Specifically for those in local Congregations who are responsible for stewardship interpreta; ' conduct a financial commitment drive; to acquaint the churches with the compac program, which is a comprehensive stewardship program developed by the Stewardship Committee of the National Council of Churches; to plan the church budget and especially to discover that mission is a continuous process which involves commitment and support of the entire church community, Hendricks said. Workshops and leaders will be: Stewardship interpretation and effective ways to conduct your financial evoke. Lara Walker, president of the dance company, who also works with the Childrens Dance Theater at the University of Utah, will perform a solo number. During the course of the evening the audience will be entertained by a variety of novelty dances. Teresa Andrew, publicity manager for the dance company, said the performance will end with a grand finale which will feature all colors together in a splattered paint, effect. OGDEN'S ONLY Home Health Care Agency offering RNs, LPN's, and Nursing Aides to care for your loved ones in the comfort of home. Insurance claims Honored and Processed Workshop in Denver of the Synod of the Rocky Mountains of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Mission interpretation, led by the Rev. Geoff Nelson, American Fork, moderator of the Utah Presbytery, Presbyterian church in the U.S.A. and Don Davis, Logan, a member of the Support committee of the Synod of the Rocky Mountains. Compac, led by Rev. Royal Ewing, pastor of the Granger Christian church and budget planning, led by Bill Hendricks, who is a member of the Trustees Council, Rocky Mountain Conference, United Church of commitment drive, led by Betty Edmondson, Brigham City, chairman of the Support Committee, Howard Den Hartog, Mt. 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