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Show All Serendipity sports Virens henerei cr Deceased Page 4 State Ccpitcl pc:? 2 VOLUME n NO. 8 m i r A n Vup i J , t v4 fd mmyoiit Ur t II tt L-- n II In) L &h&au- - ) fj, dliriw ,v S ;f W'fy ?Rty experience is an arch, to build upon. -Henry Brooks Adams .(! - , 4 i j'hi'ft ' hi' JltLl f it r?V 'hn n 4 r v a - ; vt i M cr f ( t. j jK h , r, t . o i !,) v 'M "H 1 !;;&, . ,' , $ imUui Magna community Food Drive.Sheriffi Office West Patrol C.O.P. along with the Magna Copper Days Committee and the Magna Recreation CenterPool sponsored die second annual Elementary School Food Drive. ' The winners this year are Copper Hills Elementary. Last years winner was Lakeridge Elementary. 2,300 pounds of food was gathered by the students at Copper Hills, Magna, Pleasant Green and Lakeridge Elementaries. The C.O.P. deputes loaded trucks on the 12th of May and took the food to Magna Pantry. The copper Days Committee donated a check to the winning school for $100.00 and the Magna Rcc Center will sponsor die winning school at a pool party! Congratulations Copper Hills Elementary! a (Right): Deputy's gathering and sorting food. (Above): Left to right:: Principal Joey Foote, Deputy Phyllis Chilcott, student Brittany Lemmon, Nick Hemsley, Mr. Steve Brown. Nominees urged to apply soon Pam resigns from whirl wing tour with Sen. Bennett accepting applications to the Chamber to work her church for U.S. Military Academies until Oct. 31 Sen. Bob Bennett (R-Uta- h) announced this week that he is now accepting applications from young men and women interested in entering one of the U.S. Military Academies. Applicants to the Army, Navy, Air Force or Merchant Marine Academies must file before Oct. 31, but applicants are urged to file early because of the lengthy and somewhat complex filing procedures. Applicants must be at least 17 years of age and not older than 23 as of July 1, 2001, and be unmarried with no children or other legal obligations. Bennett said his selection criteria (for recommending applications to an academy) will include SAT and SAC scores, class rank, (GPA), school academic and social records, teacher and counselor evaluations, extracurricular and athletic achievements, leadership potential, and motivation. Personal interviews will be held in December in Salt Lake City, and nominations will be made to the grade-point-avera- ge It wasnt a job academics in January, 2001. Applicants must also apply directly to the academy or academies of their choice. Academy inquiry cards are available through high school counselors, academy liaison officers, or from Sen. Bennetts Office. For mote information, call Sen. Bennetts Office, 524-593- 3, or write to the senator at 4225 Federal Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84138. Slight increases for school lunch breakfasts planned for next year Parents of children school-age- d attending school in the Granite School District should plan on paying slightly more for their students hot school lunches and breakfasts beginning the opening of school next fall. Proposed increases are: Breakfasts - Elementary, 60 to 65 cents; secondary, 70 to 75 cents; but no change in the $ 1 .25 charged adults. Lunches Elementary from $1 to $1.10; Junior High, from $1.25 to $1.30; but no change in the $1.50 charged Senior High School students. Adults will be charged $2.05 instead of the current $1.90. Granite School District Board announced the need for increased fees as an increase in food and supply costs, and anticipated increased costs for salaries and benefits of lunch room employees. Board members emphasized that despite the proposed increases, student meals remain more than 15 percent below the state average and the lowest along the Wasatch Front Bliss four children: Benjamin, Who is serving a mission in Spain, Katie, Jana Rae, and Angela. Trent works as a Systems Engineer for Sprint while Jeri works a Jncklinj Elementary as the pe' .JpMs secretary. Crmmv.ntv Sendee t Trent and Jeri have spent a ton of hours serving die youth of our community. Trent coaches the twelve and under Bennett in. COPY 1 Ball team in West Valley while Jeri coaches the sixteen to eighteen year oid team. Jeri has also worked on the Bonrett Ball Board in previ- twelve and under team. TrantUad Bits rtd Family enjoy seeing the young ladies improve with each passing week. The family also enjoys hunting and all the girls In the family have been involved with dance and school drill team activities. ns Chamber of Commerce was never-endin- g. By nature, Pam is energetic and dedicated. Now she is taking those traits elsewhere to the post of administrator of the Southeast Christian Church. For the past 17 months Pam has not only directed, but also pushed to the forefront, all that the chamber has accomplished. Primarily, but not only, she increased mem hard-workin- g, Whether you believe you can, or you believe you cant, youre right bership 52 percent from 261 to 396 in that short period. She united the new members with the existing, and she carried out programs which brought enthusiasm to the Chamber. Pam said she struggled with the decision to leave the Chamber to guide with her administrative abili- church of ty the which she and her husband are 600-memb- er members. The four ministers need help in running the office, building, communications, committees and outside miniseries," she said. But the clincher, Pam admitted, Glenn, is in charge of the building project and could use her help. Pam said she will miss meeting regularly with the members, associating with the business community, and testing all the challenges that arise, but that when will be happy with her new job. The job is not one 1 applied for, she said. 1 have never applied for a job in my life, thus 1 have never prepared myself eithei to take on a new challenge or to leave my old job behind. A replacement for Pam will be announced soon. was the fact that her husband. Childrens development program included Summer classes announced for recreation by GARY BLODGETT EDITOR Summer recreation classes in planned through the Family Fitness Center: a Summer Day Camp; Drama Camp; and Sports Camp. Summer Day Camp will be divided into four sessions and will include crafts, swimming, games, lunch and snacks. It will be open to children Classes will be held Mondays through Fridays. Cost is $85 per week for the first child and $80 per week for each additional child. Sessions will be as follows: first Session - June 12 through June 30. Register by May 29. Second Session July 3 through July 21 (no camp on July 4). Register by June 19. Third Session - July 25 through Aug. 11. Register by July 10. Fourth Session - Aug. 14 through Sept. 1. Register by July 31. 2. ous years while Trent presently serves as vice president for the Accoiding to Trent and Jeri their hobbies include softball, softball, and more softball. They love it and Executive Officer of the West Three Summer Camps are hyAiae Bi?!n Sts!! Writer They have to give up, but Pamella Ostmark's position as president and Chief West Valley City will include classes with instruction, summer camps, and sports of all kinds. Ida Spotlight Family and Occug&fbn: Trent and Jeri Bliss are residents of West Vality City and have lived here all of their lives. she really wanted All-StDrama Camps are scheduled with West Valley Citys Up With The Kids Musical Theatre Academy." There will be three performances as follows: The Wizard cf Oz." Register by June 12. Classes will be held June 19 through June 30 with a ar public performance at Raging Waters on July 1. Tom Sawyer. Register by June 26. Classes will be July 3 through July 14 (no July 4th) and a public performance will be held July 15 at Pioneer Village. Mary Poppins . Register by July 24. Classes will be held July 3 through Aug. 1 1 with a public performance Aug. 12 at Raging Waters. Cost is $125 per session. Classes will be held Monday through Friday from 1 until 3:30 p.m. Lets Play Sports Camp will be sponsored for youths 7 through 13 years of age. There will be instruction in baseball, basketball, football, volleyball, track and field events, cheerleadLng, and more. Classes will be held Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. There will be three sessions: June register by June 5; July register by July 10; and Aug. register by Aug. 7. Cost for the Sports Camp is $45 per week for members and $55 per 12-1- 6, 17-2- 1, 14-1- week for of the rs Fitness Center. and snacks will be included in the instruction. For more information, call .2 2 2tOr$al. t Government 3 Community.... Sports ; Local 4 ..,5 ClXS44l vS. k ft 2. 1 r 8 m , - i |
