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Show 10 Lakeside Review, Tuesday, May 15, 1990 LakesideYouth School menus ' Elementary lunch Davis County are: and grated mozzarella cheese, combination salad wdressing, 16: Wednesday, May crazy bread, chilled peaches, Spaghetti wmeat sauce and chocolate cake wchocolate icing. mozzarella cheese, shades of Line 2: Chicken sandwich, green salad, crazy bread sticks, french fries, fruit, milk. chilled fruit, milk. Friday, May 18: Line 1: Managers choice. Kindergarten Snack: Bread stick, milk. Line 2: Hamburger, french Thursday, May 17: fries, fruit, milk or chocolate Chicken sandwich, oven fries milk. wcatsup. mixed vegetables, apMonday, May 21: Line 1: French dip wAuJus, ple' slices. boiled raisin cookie, milk. tater gems wcatsup. peas, appleKindergarten Snack: Banana sauce. peanut butter finger, milk. Line 2: Hamburger, french piece, milk. fries, fruit, milk or shake. Friday, May 18: Mountain men, Indians gather By DEENA JONES Standard Examiner correspondent MounSOUTH WEBER tain men and Indians were spotted recently at South Weber Elementary School during the annual Mountain Man Rendezvous earlier this month. The event, which has been held for four vears. is organized bv Julie Gillmore, a fourth-grad- e teacher at the school. Mrs. Gillmore and her husband have been involved in various mountain man rendezvous for si vears. and she decided the activity with her students so they could also experience the excitement and culture of the early mountain men. Rendezvous means meeting place, said Mrs. Gillmore. and mountain men and Indians would meet at certain times during the year to exchange items and socialize. Early mountain men adopted many of Indian customs, said Mrs. Gillmore. and because of their respect for the land, the Indians tolerated them more than they did many other early white settlers. Preparation for the event started several weeks ago, Mrs. Gillmore said. re Students started by making items to trade with each other. The children made jewelry out of shells and rocks, spears, belts made by finger weaving, bolo ties, deer and elk jerky and homemade bread. "This was one of the most creative groups we have had so far, she said. I couldnt believe the quality of the items the children had brought to trade. The children were encouraged to dress either as Indians or mountain men, and more than 90 percent of the students did. Some of the children attend rendezvous with their parents, and had the authentic leather costumes for the event. A large Indian tepee was erected to authenticate the event. Manager's Choice. Hbagie sandwich fries, fruit, milk. High School lunch menus for Davis County are: Wednesday, May 16: Nacho Supreme wchopped tomato and lettuce, hot rolls, fruif cup wpineapple. Crazy Cake, meal cookie, milk. milk. Junior High lunch menus for Davis County are: Wednesday, May 16: Line 1:' Combination pizza, green beans, choice of fruit (apples. oranges, bananas), choice of cookie, milk or shake. Line 2: Stacked beef sandwich, french fries, fruit, milk or shake. Thursday, May 17: throws. Robert r ReganStandard-Examine- Nicole Byrne turns Malissa Borup into a wheelbarrow a race during South Webers rendezvous. Line 1: in Spaghetti ' milk. ; Thursday, May 17: Roast turkey, whipped potatoes wgravy or fluffy rice, peas, Parkerhouse roll, cream pie, milk. Friday, May 18: Managers choice. Monday, May 21: Hot ham and cheese sandwich, french fries wcatsup, mixed veg- etables, blueberry shortcake wtopping, milk. The Fence Of The Future Layton teen gets award in Arrows of Light wmeat sauce WBMYIL The durable West- ern Fence Great LAYTON Sandra Kay Sharp has been named a United States National Award winner in leadership. ki - Thomas Brent Fraser, son of Brent and Diann Fraser, 2008 N. 450 West, Sunset has earned the Arrow of Light award. His pack is sponsored by the Sunset 7th Ward. Thomas attends Sunset Elementary where he is an A student. His hobbies include basketball, baseball, football. fishing and collecting baseball cards. Carl J. Gibson, son of Richard and Kari Gibson of 4855 S. 3050 West, Roy, has received the Arrow of Light award. A member of Pack 374, sponsored by the Roy 19th Ward, he e is a student at Midland Elementary and is an honor student. He enjoys soccer, baseball and basketball. Cody J. Gamble, son of James L. and Cheryle Gamble of 453 W. 925 South, Farmington, has earned the Arrow of Light award. A member of Pack 3052, spon fifth-grad- Factory guaranteed wmmmmmmmu She will appear in the United States Achievement Academy Official Yearbook, published nationally. Tyler C. Knotts impact, investment. Sandra, who attends Layton Carl J. Gibson livestock or strength, and durability. Cost effective, a good High School, was nominated for this- national award by Paul Smith, principal at the school. Thomas Brent Fraser Livestock will not crib chew. leadership She is the daughter Mrs. Paul G. Sharp. Taco salad wtomato Line 2: Cheeseburger, french bar or pumpkin nut bar. milk. Kindergarten Snack: Graham tracker, jnt Ik. Tuesday, May 22: Homemade burritos or enchiladas wshredded lettuce, cheese and salsa, corn, apple juice, oatKindergarten Snack. Cookie, 1: wedge, salsa and cheese, chilled pears, cinnamon roll, milk. to- mato and cheese, french fries tomahawk Mrs. Gillmore also told stories of previous rendezvous her and her husband had attended. She also impressed the students by firing her Flint and Steel black powder rifle. Line wlettuce. wcatsup, chilled pears. Sunshine played their items for trade. They had races, leg and arm wrestling, Tuesday, May 22: Monday, May 21: All the children laid out blankets in the morning and dis- and menus for w of Mr. and .not to fade; rot, peel, corrode, or yellow for 20 years isKstagfiEte, 527 N. Market Ikc Kaysville 546-180- 0 Cody Gamble sored by the Farmington 14th Ward, he has also earned the Faith in God award. He attends Farmington Elementary where he is in the fifth grade. Tyler C. Knotts, son of Tom and Donna Knotts, 1989 N. 450 West. Sunset, has earned the Arrow of Light award. He is a member of Pack 320. e student Tyler is a at Sunset Elenrtentary. He enjoys baseball, camping and his friends. sixth-grad- Municipal students show skills in academics Displays on academics. science projects, creative arts and more were featured at Municipal Elementarys annual Academics. Arts and Young Authors Fair. All our children participated, said Principal Sheron Christensen ROY of the April event. ' The fair also included student research on state and countries as well as young authors books. The evening program featured the school choir, a dance by the sixth grade and a musical presen tation of singing and playing re- corders by the fifth grade. The PTA was a big help, said Mrs. Christensen. They handled the hosting and welcoming process for us. The PTA also sold ice cream for refreshments. cm iiww.1 r C PlayRsynoIds Recyclings 100000 GrsatAmerscanOutdoorsGams. V4t. y:- Clearfield-are- a Week, May 21-2- 6, i. Customer Appreciation and throughout the ' o - ; jS; f ' f' S V- Play the $100,000 Great American Out- doors Game during Reynolds Recycling's r Z" V. L , iV When you're through shopping around, discover the golden opportunities that await you at Goldenwest Credit Union. Our new Liquid Gold 12 Month Certificate of Deposit (CD) is currently paying 8.14. 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