Show Delta High School Millard f West by Sandy Black By Sally Goulding DHS - Twenty seven students prepared drama pieces in one of seven different categories for region drama Sis individuals of the earned a spot to compete at state drama to be held April at Pineview The sis students going to state are Jennie Chandler for monolog Justin Parkinson and Krystal Young in dramatic reading Dorothce Wright Jodie Stanworth and Josh Ashcraft Rachel Rawlinson in scenes In pantomime it will be Kalae Rowley Emiilie Hawkes and Corinnc Dewsnup A group of eight Delta High students also did one scene from a play called “Her Senior Year" The scene lasted about a half and hour and Delta took second overall and will move on to state with this piece The students in it are Dorothce Wright Nissa Roper Josh Ashcraft Rachel Rawlinson Tiffany Howes Richard and Justin Tracy Taylor Wright Parkinson Drama teacher Becky Prestwich said "It's fun to go with such self motivated kids They prepared all on their own and succeed on their ow n also It makes me so happy for them because they worked for it” Region w as held for four schools Delta North Sanpete Emery and Carbon at North Sanpete Jodie Stanworth and Dorothee Wright did a humorous scene together and took third overall and they will be performing this piece at state loved it Wright said "It was great completely! am so excited about being selected to go to state and about actually placing in region am very thankful for this opportunity" Vocal ensembles and solos are going to state by Teddy Hristova DHS - Delta students are going to state for vocal ensembles Only the songs scored with one at region were invited to state on April 27 at Timpanogos Caleb Chamberlain Josh Ashcraft chard Wright Derek Finlinson Jamie Finlinson Rachel Rawlinson Mary Henke and Angela Brow n are going w ith the song “Fire Fire My Heart ” “Irish Blessing" was sung by Michelle Anderson Becky Burr and Kristianne Johnson Mary Henke Kristianne Johnson Tiffany Howes and Lisa Morris will sing “As Mary Walked Through Thorny Soccer has a good start Stephen Leung DHS - The Rabbits has c on their ond straight game in region after beating last Wednesday Pacer North Sanpete forward Ricky Spencer scored the winning goal in the second half In the first half Delta put no ball in the net North Sanpete nearly led the game with a shot that hit the post in the first twenty minutes Though Delta mostly controlled the ball they didn't take the advantage and make the goal The first half ended with no score The Rabbits played a good game with better passing accuracy in the second half However Danny Diaz Rabbit defender was hit on the jaw by someone’s elbow He got a concussion and lost his shortterm memory The game paused for twenty minutes until an ambulance took him to the hospital Ten minutes after the accident Delta finally made the goal Spencer dribbled speedily into the box and took a shot fore the goalkeeper's attack Delta played Carbon on Wednesday and will meet Wasatch Academy on April 5 at home By Woods" Brown and Camille Finlinson will "Scarborough Fair" “Elijah Rock" was sung by Blaine Wood Rachel Raw linson Angela Brown Mary Henke and Richard Wright The mixed duct of “All through the night" was sung by Becky Burr and Richard Wright Justin Parkinson Richard Wright and Cody Nielson will sing “Vive L’Amour" The vocal solos will be sing by Derek Finlinson Rachel Rawlinson Grace Brown Josh Ashcraft and Shasta Nelson Grace sing Track at Pineview By Sally Goulding DHS - The Delta track team traveled south and met up with other track teams in Pineview Despite the enormous turnout of teams Della placed well individually and fifth as a team For the girls team Sandra Hales took second in high hurdles and first in intermediate Liz Hales took third in the shot put and Brittney Mecham took fifth in the shot put and fifth in the javelin Marie Pitman took fifth in the discus and seventh in the javelin Mariesa Nielson took second in the 400 and eighth in the long jump Monica Christensen earned seventh in the 00 and 200 Sandra Hales Brcanna Hill Brittney Peterson and Mariesa Nielson took founh overall in the mile relay The team is doing well but of course is still practicing hard to improve Freshmen Brittney Peterson said “We’ve been sprinting 300 and 400 hurdles to get quick” For the boys team Reno Pace took second in the high jump and Dillon Pace took second in the long jump Tyler Greathouse took second in the 100 Jordan Mecham took third in the javelin Cole Riding took eight in the javelin and Ryan Abcgglin placed third in the pole vault Senior Phil Ipson said "We can still improve but we’re where we want to be competition wise” Coach Clint Peterson also feels the team is doing well he said “There was only one 3 A team that beat us at Pineview so we are doing really well in our division" McKensie Spence loves music Hristova DHS - McKensie Spence is competing in the music category for the Sterling Scholar She has organized summer chestra a food drive during the Homecoming w eek and a summer trading group She has helped in a mentoring program and at summer school Mckensie started to play piano when she was six years old and she has played play violin since fifth grade She is been taking violin lessons for six years from two ladies from Oak City and Provo She competed in two piano competitions in fifth and eight grade and she won two gold cups Every yeartn high school she goes to state for solo "The Sterling Scholar competition helps me to serve in the community It is a challenge and it is an opportunity to get a scholarship" said Mckensie whose experience from Sterling Scholar helped her how to figure out to use the music to help other people McKensie Spence will be in UYSC chestra next year where she w ill also go to school have predilection for painting that lends joyousness to a wall — Pierre Auguste Renoir a I ) Chad Loses General Sterling Scholar makes a difference by Amanda Schmit DHS - Chad Losec student body president National Honor Society president and School Improvement Council board member is this year's General Sterling Scholar candidate Chad has been a driving force in the community serving as a mentor in the YFP program a singer for Bone Voce president of the Youth Advisory Board and the only youth member of the Governing Board in the Sunshine Coalition He joined fifty top students from around the state last summer at SUU for the Governor’s Honors Academy tended Boys’ State has competed with the math team for five years organized the Happy Factory service project and has tutored his peers for the last two years Chad is a member of the Academic Decathlon team and earned one gold and two silver medals at the state competition The National Federation of Music Clubs gave him six superior ratings for his piano playing He has recently received a superior rating at region Solo and Ensemble Chad has lettered four times in tennis and once in track He finished the St George Marathon twice and placed fifth in his age group in 1998 “My goal is to get a good job and make a difference in the world somehow” said Losee Gloria Pedroza in Hristova DHS - Gloria Pedroza is competing in the foreign language category for the Sterling Scholar For her projects she went to Mexico and took some toys there She also mentored Spanish kids and fifth grade in North Elementary School As a vice president of the student body presidency Gloria participated in donation of food and also she took part in the blood dnve “It is a good opportunity for me and it helped me w ith education but it's a lot of work time and money" said Gloria w ho took a month to do her portfolio From Sterling Scholar Gloria learned how to help other people She had fun working on it and the portfolio she will use like a resume when she is looking for ajob Next year Gloria Pedroza will attend school at University of Utah and study linguistics by Teddy a Lemons contain more sugar than strawberries do DEADLINES' Legals Classifieds Announcements Advertisements MONDAY 12 NOON Chronicle Progress 40 N 300 V Delta or Knowledge about life is one thing effective occupation of u place in life with dynamic cur- rents passing through your 48 being is another — William The first race for the US Senate was between Margaret Chase Smith and Lucia Marie Cormier In 1960 Republican incumbent Smith won Megan Bringhurst Miss Millard is dance candidate by Amanda Schmit DHS - It takes hard work to become a great dancer and Megan Bringhurst daughter of Mike and Linda of Delta put in the time and did it Megan is a three year memberof the drill team an All Star for the Utah Dance Academy a volunteer for the middle school dance class a Girls’ State veteran and Miss Millard 2001 She is also on the Gov emor’s Youth Council a member of the Youth Court and was a student coordinator for the Special Olympics "It’s a good learning experience learned a lot about interview skills I’m very excited about the Sterling Scholar competition" said Bringhurst Megan loves to go fishing sing trav cl and dance of course She dreams of traveling through Europe especially Venice Italy “I w ant to go to Venice more than anywhere else Ijust think it’s the most amazing place" said Bringhurst She will be attending BYU in the fall where she will major in marriage family and human development THIS SPACE SELLS By Teddy interested language A daily mixture of antioxidant vitamins failed to reduce the risk of heart disease in study of more than 20000 people aged 40 to 80 The participants had a high risk of heart disease because of problems like diabetes or a previous stroke but they didn't necessasrily have high cholesterol levels Those who took vitamin E (600 1U) vitamin C (250 mg) and (20 mg or 333(H) IU) had no lower risk than those who took a placebo In contrast taking 40 mg a day of Zoc or (simvastatin) lowered the risk of heart disease and strokes by a third (This was the first study to show that statin drugs work in women of all ages and men over 70) hat to do Don’t rely on itamins to protect your heart especially if you’re at high risk The evidence for vitamin C and has never been strong and his study is the second major trial to find to benefit from vitamin E Well believe it or not a quarter of our year is already over Hard to believe that March gone We have had a busy mouth as usual and have enjoyed it all Along with our usual activ ities we made some wonderful Sticky buns that were very tasty We tried to find a Leprechaun on St Patrick's Day but were luckier to find a couple from Ireland that danced and sang right into our hearts Tony and Jo Leonard who are living In Riverton stopped in to dance and sing some great Irish folklore Thanks to Yvonne Spencer fordoing the footwork for me and inviting them to come The residents just loved them both We prepared for Easter by making some cute bunny decorations bunny rabbits and colored some Easter Eggs Thanks once again to Thriftway for allowing us to us enjoy those delicious 10 cent hot dogs We have all decided they are so good because it Is a Delta tradlti-o- n and we love it We had a couple of surprises this month First Mrs Bliss's class came in and donated some of their beautiful hand crafted lap quilts They sang a few songs passed out some handmade cards to go with the quilts and then bid us a farewell Also Mrs Singleton brought in some 2nd and 3rd grade readers with her that read to the resident and the day care children It was such a great experience that they are coming back this week and hopefully again soon Thanks to the Delta 4th ward young women the Delta 5th ward young men and DcseretOasis ward for their talented visits We so appreciate these wonderful youth who take their time and prepare these programs for us each mouth In our facility news this month we welcome to our staff Karen Cazier a LPN along w ith Niki Bcrgcner and Sandy Maxfield two newCNA’s We are so excited about these three new hires They seem to add some brightness to the building Congratulations to Ella Gamble She is our employee of the month She has always been a team player for many many years and would do anything for the residents We also have to say goodbye to her she is retiring and we are going to miss her We surprised her at a party Wednesday with cake ice cream and a beautiful necklace We are excited for her and her fixture endeavors and wish her the best now and always Thanks Ella for your many years of commitment and dedication We would like to w ish the following residents Happy Birthday Merlin Christensen (87) Ailcen Conrad (84) and Carlos Black(74) We all enjoyed cake and good visits with family and friends We know they all had a wonderful day March 30 happened to be Doctor’s Day We would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank the doctors in our community and their staff members We are so grateful for the effort they put towards these residents and our community We are greatly blessed to have you here Thanks for all you do Our most sincere condolences go out to the family and fi lends of Cameron Adams who passed away this last week Our thoughts and piaycrs go out to you in your time of need We will miss Cameron and his great smile Some of you might have caught the Millard County Chronicle Progress front page story last week written by Kathy Walker about our new bus First and foremost would like to thank Kathy for the time and effort she put in our behalf It was a great article and it has truly helped us get our cry for help out to you the community We are in desperate need for your help We have alerted many of you with a letter that explains our needs and situation We are in desperate need for a new bus If you are a continued reader of our activ ities you have kept up on what we like to call “As the Bus Breaks Down” Our an rides are the most attended activities Mainly because it is the activity that is most Important to the residents They need to get out of here once in awhile We also have a 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