Show - ¥ s Rotary district convention More than 400 Rotarians and their wives from Utah are gathering today through Saturday May 7 to' 9 at the Excelsior Hotel in Provo for the annual district convention There are 32 clubs in the district under the leadership of D Creed Brimhall Provo district governor The opening ceremonies scheduled for this evening will be held at the Provo Tabernacle beginning at 7:30 pm They will feature the Orem High School Symphonic Band The US Marine Corps honor guard will present the' colors Keynote speaker for the evening will be US District Judge David Sam A special presentation will be made by the Rotary Young Exchange group consisting of thirteen foreign students who have lived within District 542 during the past year and fourteen Utah students who will be placed in foreign countries this coming year Frank J Sladen Jr personal of the President of representative is scheduled to Rotary International give the keynote address to the delegation on Friday He will again address the group Saturday evening at the Governor banquet Other noted personalities will speak at different meetings during the convention They include Howard J Ruff editor of Ruff Times Dr W Lloyd Johns past district governor of California and D Larry Anderson director of the Utah Division of Water Resources Friday afternoon will be open for a men’s golf tournament and a ladies’ bridge tournament at Riverside Country Club as well as city tours to Provo Town Square BYU and other points of interest Saturday’s entertainment will includenational football league follies presented by Phil Tucket film editor with the NFL The women will meet at Riverside Country Club for a luncheon and program on theatrical productions by Ruth and Nathan Hale of Hale Center Theater A special feature of the convention will be EXPO ’87 which will be at the Excelsior It is a display of community service and community project hibits that the various Rotary clubs have been involved with during the past year National Tourism Week To promote National Tourism Week scheduled for May 17 to 23 1987 one of the nine travel Panoramaland regions for the State of Utah is sponsoring both an essay and poster contest High school students will be asked to write an essay on ‘‘My Best while in Panoramaland” Vacation and junior high school elementary students will do posters on a similar theme for their schools In each category high school and both elementary and middle school students first place winners will receive $10 and second place winners $5 All entries will become the property and will not be of Panoramaland Entries should contain the returned name of student age grade level name and address of school In the Sevier County Area the Sevier will handle the Valley Innkeepers schools in that part of the Six Counties Area Piute in All schools Wayne Millard Sanpete Sevier and Juab are being asked to enter into this tourism contest 1987 Deadline for copy is May Entries must be mailed by that date PO Box 788 to: Panoramaland Richfield UT 84701 Envelopes should be marked “Contest” Sevier County entries should be mailed to: Sevier Valley Innkeepers 220 N 600 West Richfield UT 84701 Sandrock Ridge Road closed Sandrock Ridge Road is being closed beginning April 27 1987 for about 30 days Gary Davis Construction Co Utah will be recondiof Toquerville tioning and graveling the lower 285 miles of the road Several new culverts will be installed in areas that have been bog holes during wet periods The project will cost about $40000 The Forest Service would appreciate the publics help by staying off the road while it is being reconstructed so the contractor can complete his job in a Call for artwork by handicapped persons Mother’s Day: Very Special Arts Utah in conjunction with the University of Utah has announced a call for artwork by hanThe art is for dicapped individuals competition and display at the 2nd annual statewide Very Special Arts Festival at the University of Utah Union Building on May 16 The exhibit will open May 10 and fun through May 18 Open to all handicapped persons regardless of age or disability the hibit provides an opportunity for people with special needs to showcase their artistic abilities “Likewise the exhibit enables viewers to gain insight into the lives personalities abilities of hanindividuals” says State dicapped Festival Kathleen Mason “Upon viewing the works an onlooker may enjoy the pieces for their artistic excellence It is not until one gets closer to read accompanying cards which will list the artist and title of the work that discovery of the artist’s disability is made” continues Mason Downplaying disabilities of the artists in favor of the art itself is a definitive tactic in striving to build and awareness of the understanding capabilities of people who have handicaps “Universality of the arts makes this possible” concludes Mason One piece from submitted entries will be purchased for Very Special Arts Utah’s permanent collection In addition an unspecified number of works will be selected for a yearly traveling exhibit—Artists Unlimited These selections will be determined by a juring committee Entries are encouraged in all art forms No size limitation is enforced People submitting works are responsible for making sure the artwork arrives at the Very Special Art Exhibit co Handicapped Student Services Office 160 Olpin Union Building University of Utah Salt Lake City Utah 84112 no later than 4:30 pm on May 8 All entries must be accompanied by an official entry form and be identified by a label including the artist’s name address telephone number title of the work personal statement about the piece and sale price (unless designated NFS) Interested persons seeking more formation about the exhibit or wishing to obtain entry forms may write or call Very Special Arts Utah 1343 Lincoln Street Salt Lake City Utah 84105 A Cause For Celebration Some mothers would argue that every day should be Mother’s Day and it perhaps rightfully so Nonetheless is but oncp a year that we shower our mothers with cards flowers and gifts as tokens of our appreciation for all they are and do Just how did we come to set apart a day to revere motherhood? The idea of officially honoring mothers may be less than 100 years old in the United States but goes back centuries in other parts of the world According to The World Book Encyclopedia ancient civilizations — such as the Greeks Assyrians and Romans — nature’s creative powers compared with those of a mother because they believed a mother is the source of life A day for honoring mothers was observed many years ago in England In the United and in Yugoslavia States people began holding their own celebrations in honor of their mothers but it was Julia Ward Howe in 1872 who made the first for an official known suggestion Mother’s Day In 1907 Anna Jarvis and of Graphton West Virginia Philadelphia Pennsylvania began a campaign for a nationwide obser a 1912 Mother’s of vance Day By delegate from her church introduced '! ‘‘ " - ' resolution naming her the founder el Mothar's Day and the second in May as the day of Sunday observance Finally on May 19 1914 President Woodrow Wilson signed a joint resolution of Congress recommending the government’s recognition of Mother’s in Diy This led to the proclamation 1915 of the national observance of Mother’s Day each Spring This Mother’s Day (Sunday May 10) why not take time out to recognize the vital roles mothers play in our lives There is perhaps no group of our more deserving ippreciation a 5020 Hike details and registration The hike consists of 50 miles in 20 hours or less on foot or knee The hike will take place on May 15 1987 at 7 pm Registration or preregistration check in starts at 6:15 Starting point is a quarter mile east of pioneer potato sign in McCornick Ending point is the Kanosh church Participants must be between the ages of 11 years and 99 years Registration fee includes cap for all participants and trophy for each individual who completes the hike within 20 hours of starting time The registration fee is $500 if preregistered by May 10 or $600 if registered at starting point Parents must sign registration form on all participants under age 18 Drinking water provided at check points Check points are staffed by Millard County Sheriff Posse The hike is sponsored by the Millard District BSA 7 May - 1987 Page 9 CUB SCOUT NEWS Edith Dearden by Nikki Hirschi Last month’s pack meeting’s theme was “Family Show Time” Both Den I and Den II presented skits in keeping with this month’s theme Trina Gardner Den I’s Leader along with it’s members which include DJ Hoggard Casey Cropper and Nathan Hirschi entertained the audience with a “Spoof” on the nature hunt Linda Smith and her den Den II gave us all a laugh when they sang us a song about having fun at McDonalds After finishing this skit the members of Den II painted faces on their chins and made us all chuckle with their next skit A round of applause for Den II and their leader for their wonderful ideas The members of Den II include Jason Mortensen Cannon Hammeker Brooke Talbot Brent Smith and Steven Howes During the pack meeting all the boys were given a "Genius Kit” The kit cludes items like pipe cleaners a piece of wood string nails thumb tacks a can a piece of cloth and other things All the boys were instructed on how to use this kit to make an invention of their choice All inventions will be entered in a contest and judged as to which was made by the most ingenius genius in the pack at the meeting in May Good inventing guys! Darin Smith was welcomed into the Wolf Pack and Casey Cropper was awarded his Bobcat Badge All those boys that helped present the skits for the entertainment during the pack their Showtime received meeting Badge Fillmore 3rd Ward held their Cub Scout Pack meeting on Wednesday 1987 The theme was April 29 Showtime The Bears conducted the flag and David Jacobsen gave the ceremony opening prayer Paul Christensen our Unit Commissioner from the District was welcomed and our Quality Unit Award Ribbon for 1986 was placed on our pack flag The Wolfs displayed masks they had made out of paper sacks and then presented several magic acts The Bears made up riddles and presented them in a shadow box The Webelos made volcanoes and then put on a skit The awards were following presented: Paul Limburg Jeff Mitchell and Bao Hoang received their and Showman awards RanJustin dy Dearden David Jacobsen Shields Adam Remkes Hans Watson and Chris Kelly each received a red bead Jarad Teeples received two yellow beads Reuben Jolley and Greg Stevens received their Bobcat Badges Ryan Brinkerhoff received his Progress toward ranks two yellow beads and a Gold Arrow point David Chard Tyler Rowley and Greg Stevens were welcomed in as our new cub scouts A special welcome went to Kasey Penny who moved into our pack and is a Bear Refreshments were a birthday cake for Paul Limburg ice creatn and cake The largest fish ever caught by rod and reel was a white shark that weighed over 2500 pounds! Earth was thrown from the side ditches toward the center They were called highways Smaller private roads became known as byways Registration Form Form is to be completed by all participants Those wishing to preregister should complete and send with registration fee to: Stan Koyle Home Phone Work Phone PO Box 88 Kanosh Utah 84637 Make checks payable to Millard District BSA Name Address City Age I hereby give permission for my child to participate in this hike Parent or Guardian Thurs USPS Millard County Hinckley Cub Scout news DAO- I m Givi her — I HELP Signature (801) Future bright for agricultural college graduates Raisins are rich in nutrition containing ten minerals of EUREKA impor- UPRIGHT With tant food value including iron and copper Eureka The future of college graduates who choose careers in agriculturally-relatefields may be brighter than ever before despite agriculture’s current economic the Executive Vice Presidepression dent of Utah Farm Bureau says states Speaking to western education leaders and agriculture students at Utah State University April 30 C Booth Wallentine said career opportunities in agricultural trade are particularly bright “Indeed” this is a time when the agriwith politician communications cellent scholarship and who knows how to work ability will find a brighter future than any previous generation of college graduates” Wallentine said He said world trade in agriculture goods is growing by leaps and bounds Bilingual students of which there are many in Utah will have particularly he said good opportunities Wallentine challenged the agriculture education leaders to do a better job of of agriculture side the positive telling will enroll in so more students agriculture and agribusiness courses at both high school and college levels “Future food abundance in the race between the stork and the plow will quire a new generation of agriculture leaders who are well trained and capable of operating in a environment” Wallentine added The first polo game in America was played indoors at Dickers Riding Academy in New York City in 1876 Dance to Cross Fire Friday May 8 9:30 - 12:30 PM IP Upright Model $3000 OFF 1425 x x x x 40 Motor Amp 4 Posilion Nap ! 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