| Show ) Millard Countv Chronicle DHS Music students (tint’s it Taylor Wood Aaron Ferns Richard Bishop Tyler Anderson Alex Choules Deseret District Recognizes Scouting Excellence Thursday February 23 the Deseret District of the Hoy Scouts of America had their annual Recognition Banquet ine young men throughthe district who had achieved Lagle Ranh during the past year were honored as well as others great scouters m the district Bov Scouting has a great tradition the Deseret District as leaders and youth work together to help enrich not only the lives of the hoys but also communities Hundreds of hours each year as these young men try to help others around them I agle projects ranged from teaching others about the history of fopa to helping educate the public about the need for organ donors Old fences and docks were lorn down and replaced with new ones that will be enjoyed by Twenty out the tor years to come These young men their parents and leaders need to be congratulated for a job well done he Deseret District agles for het Andeixon Grunt 2005 include Anderson Tyler Anderson Richard Bishop ric Blake Russell ( ulhster Alex Choules Aaron ferris Fulkon finlinson Russell fmlmson Russell Nicholas Gasser Gale Gentry Johnson Melvin Green Kyle Hill Nickel Chad Nielsen Jaroni Ryan many Spencer Joseph Swalberg Sterling Whipple and lay lor Wood here were also leaders that were recognized for their service in Merrill the scouting organization Dutxon an avid supporter ot scout was recognized by Ins peers ing He devoted many years to scouting and has been greatly missed since his Delia City Library liy Mttrtan News i Dear unl Nell: spent a few days last week rubbing shoulders with attendees SC 's forum on Children A at I I iterature Scattered among all the classes and sessions were two real great presentations from authors llustrators Jennifer Holm as on hand to touch on her Newbery Award book Mav Amelia and her Stink files ries Her latest work is a graphic el for children liihs iimuse (Jiutnnt tin UtirlJ' Now don get all excited and Mart organizing a demonstration because of "graphic" novels for children It's not what you think Graphic novels are stories written in cartoon format and seen) to be the wave of the future unfortunately t lassies are pearing as graphic novels enough of that Another presenter Janet Stevens is an author illustrator of children s books She had a very entertaining video to describe a tvpical dav in her life along with background on the ideas she gets for her stories It you haven't ever read 7on ainJ liuthmis it's a must bought one of her lat imwuiiruiiin est creations called which is captivating The two dav conference wax enlightening educu tionul and entertaining and an overall success except for the list lunch Wc were served a hall a head of cabbage dotted with a tew carrot shreds (luce peanuts and some sorl ot xpuv dtess ing I'm not planning on eating cab bage any time soon no matter what form it takes The book group stalwarts met last week and hashed over the book Bread Cuvers We were more than a little disappointed that the only low in the group was absent Theta ther in the book was absolutelv hor rendous and Glow there were a lew attendees wanting to "dish" out a lit tie grief to our single male Ihe next guest speaker Special fourh grade students f lllmore Icmen’e had a special guest speaker at March third Blaise Redder in Mrs Sandv Monroe s class is of to n the Assinhoin Tribe in Montana If' father Jet! RcdJ or e inic and as inv ited to share interesting information about the ulture Bear are distinguished with a red door on the lodges Ihe studn's sa and u! ths hand ed manv exan pies ot al used to express ideas and beliefs in pants a necklace made ot artwork included a peace shield a pair of buck hufJulo ribs a (rod eve and some rugs made from sheep ' wool We also were able to hear music from Blaise s uncle who is Native American man Thanks again to the Reddoorx' he isit them the Bcai on clan death this past winter our members of the community were chosen as Second Milers" for the fine service they have rendered Sarah Mams Shirley Lyman Rob Bliss and Jim Memburg The highest award a district can give is called the "District Award of Merit” which was given to Jim and Liz Dutxon Hus past year Trevor Stevens was awarded a Silver Beaver the highest recognition given a scouter by the council ' We are fortunate indeed to have such dedicated leaders in our community" Dean Wood District hairman said "Not onlv the ones that teceived ognition tonight but so many more that do all they can to help these boss and young men " he recognition banquet is an annual event held each vear in Fehruarv selection I af arge fore they is I aimhnw H'H by Oliver up your copy soon disappear Mark you calendar Saturday Kill to be at the Delta itv April ihtarv from 00 to meet an (Hi hor s from around the stale lliere discussions will be hook and an over ill good time give vou a list of authors next week With tin mum travels of last week loaded up rm MR placer arid started listening to Go or ip humus bv ( buries Dickens have read but s been a long time and ill moving all over uc mi keep those pages turning cas settes rolling and videos reeling' Marian 4-- I’ick all Sewing camp Registration it i j I i ! )R COPY 5 s IT A i F competition Ihe concert went well since knew what they need to work eryone Oil Ihe first few schedules for the solo competition were almost comisince it would require all ore lies tra musicians to be at the school al 4 45 m the morning Many of the ad vanec-- players were to play in mul tiple numbers held al the xjme tunes Once the schedule was set onlv the water polo music students had a con fill! Delta was very well represented at the solo and ensemble competition with manv students receiving xupcri ors and more than half of those quail my to go to state Bessie Nkeern and leresa Brown both qualified for state with their vo cal solos Ihe mixed double trio of leresa Brown Anne Staheli ( hristie Justin Banks ( ormn I'etersen Webb Will Wheeler and the vocal bv Annie duet Staheli and lelicia ( humbeiluin both qualified tor si e Manv string soloists qualified for state including Annie Staheli ton the inlinxon violin and viulai Kathleen violin and Amv Howes (vm lull ilia Jenson Jamie fmlmson elicia ( humbcrlum Angela Nuttall Rehckah Iiuvix and Bessie Nkccm received superiors Onlv two instrumental ensembles tie the sixth period qualified for chamber orchestra and a brass qutr let consisting ol lana Jenson krix kcarslev leresa Brown and Steven Houston Ihe fourth period orchestra and the percussion ensemble received xu cal periors It s time to sign up for the Delta area 4 II sewing camp' This year our theme is ' It Party With ' Ihe camp will be held at the lak ( itv Town II ill oil Iuesdav and June 20 and 2 Wednesday girls ages o (or third grade graduate! and up are united to register The cost for the camp is 30 plus the cod of the ibric for their sewing We req icst that an adult be ith the until ipant the first d noon so that the sewing projects can get some individual attention iacli girl is also required to have an adult be on a meal committee and to come help an additional time at the camp The first vear participants will make p pants or shorts the ond veirs ill m de a tiered skirt and the third years will do a pleated skirt with a zipper and or a fleece acket here will be samples ot each outfit at the extension otfee Aou will need to choose which ou'tit vou will make and bring sour p and want nica xuremciiix when vou sign up Other pmicctx we will be doing are lower pressing quilted bag vel vet pressing xu nulling plus more ill sleep ov et ind have some tun Wc his w 'I be a games and activities g’eut e'pcticricc tor the girls and we hope thev wll cash have a verv posi tivc si wing arid xihuI penem e S and nr oil mem is limited to b tsed on a first come first paid ba xtcnsion sis Sign ups arc at the I SI Sc Munzarutj Avenue in OlVt' at tW "" Delta No Register i -- r DHS Nicholas Johnson 1 sc llhinr "Todav is panic dav ' said Mrs (handler DHS music teacher "and feel panicky " Why the alarm in tliat section Some of the choirs of the school and all of the orchestras were going to region solo and ensemble at Juan ith Diego and the rooms w ere filled people doing Iasi minute practices m preparation for the conced before H j J r head to state "4 i 2005 Page March 22 Progress In the band instruments kari Stubbs (marimba solog Spencer Nielson rev or (tubal Tana Jenson trumpet Nielson (tubal and Steven Houston ton both tuba and trombone' all ceived superiors high enough quail fixations ole Rack to go to stale ceived a superior but unforlunatclv not high enough tor state DHS sen! eight piano solos that ranked superiors but onlv four qual rev or icd lor stare are Ibc Nielson Kathleen inlinxon Marcus fmlmson and ( onlan Mdler ( onlan also had the distinguished honor ot at region Ilns was bang the onlv s actually an illegal rating since have been banned this year however the adiudicator tc strong'v enough ibout Ills performance that she bent the rules Ihe superior but not ntc bound son pianists are Ntcvui Houston inlinxon and Boardman ( on leresa Brown A'though the vocal cnscir blcs ot ( ourtni Duls in and Brandon log lelicia ( hambcilain and IIer anJ non ( hrisiie f'crterxin ( or inn Banks and the (mis (bon did not qualify lor slate tluv rc ccivcJ superiors All those qual King for 'Uii solo and eriscn ble will go to Lone Leak on Sat April 2v Hijli sdi Mrs ( and cr was excited tor all those going It was a good dav wc earned lots ol one minuses arid manv ones " Jones Jerica Nelson and Brittany Sweethearts of h hi shi h Amy Howes DHS hum Swei tin ill and mor girls i ompeted to be this car s wenlv DHS Nelson Alter all the ludiung and cake sales kin win a S'no scholarship won the title Amv llowcs and Butt mv loins were the luninis up Ihe girls who tried out included nine llulhiwuv Gctmv Meeliim S mimic Marsh ill Biilvnn lavlor Brittany loiics kiliclaicn iz Irvin hatcher hr isti I’ctusi n kiisia Hern hi Juica Nelson Andrea kellvlvmun e Draper Brittanv lolinson Joaru Schena lexxica s nceuhulgh Amv Howes Sarah Scott ( ormn B inks and lence AAarmck b An assembly look place on here the girls were required to per lor m a talent and bring cake which were auctioned oil to the highest bidders lo compete each mil had to make a poster and pirticipatc in a series lie llicnic lie dance was held on feb is of farming activities Moment ike his " Opportunity for Delta and Fillmore High School Students to Travel to Europe Students from illniore and Iklla ill be in high school dm mg the xehool vear are invited to oin an educational lit dav tour to urope during June 2( t"' Students will spend tune in ranee nglwnd and Italy and will experience the conn culture and life tvles cd tries first hand Big B n tl e Houses ot lower Rurlinmcnl tin Intel the SisIiik the louvre hipd and Aatlc in ( Itv are gist a few ot tile fab uloux landmarks c visit ivc with a reputable tour group and lo cal tour rector at ra'es that are the ho If opportunity build a door lowest you will find Students can cam high school credit In traveling and doing assoc iilcd course work Don miss out on tins mice in a hie time opportunity meeting for stu dents and their paienls will be held on ucxd h 2 RM st at Cajej knock dofcsn Milton Bede Going on Spring Vacation? 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