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Show i The Salma Sun 8 Thursday, May 26, Briggs, Nielsen Named Outstanding Athletes. 1983 . The Boys and Girls Athletic Awards Nights saw four major winners: Neresa Nielsen was named the Outstanding Senior Athlete for the girls. Bruce Briggs was named the Outstanding NSHS athlete by the Salina American Legion at the Boys Banquet. CoUin Hales and Glen Jensen tied for the Wade Levon Fbrsyth Outstanding Senior Athlete Award. The award is in honor of the late Wade Forsyth, an NSHS student who exemplified qualities of sportsmanship, leadership, integrity and spirituality. Ward Sets Scout Auction Its a boy for first time parents, Bart and Jackie Reynolds, Aurora. Aaron Bart Reynolds was born May 16, 1983 at the Gunnison Valley Hospital. He weighed 6 lbs. 4 oz. and was nineteen inches long. He is the first grandchild in both families. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jerold N. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ward R Forsyth, Aurora, and Mrs. Jenny Reynolds, Gunnison. Aaron is also the first great grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, Aurora. Other great grandparents are Mrs. Wilma Sorensen, Salina, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Reynolds, Mayfield. The Aurora Second Ward Varsity Scouts are having a Benefit Auction at the Aurora Park June 1 at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is invited. There will be antiques and other useable items auctioned by our auctioneer Bob Bagley. Come and support our Varsity Scouts. Card of Thanks We would like to express our sincere thanks to eveiyone who attended our Golden Wedding Open House. We thank eveiyone who sent cards and flowers and all those who thoughtfully greeted us by telephone calls We especially thank Jerold and Billie Lou, Burke and Anna Rae and our grandchildren for planning the event and to all our relatives and friends who traveled long distances to attend. W e really do thank eveiyone who helped in any way to make the day so special and one that we will always remember as a very happy TOURS L.D.S. Historic East and Palmyra Pageant Tour 17 Days July 16 & 25 U S highlights include tours of TRAVEL and New York City, boat Manhattan Island visits to D C Washington, trips around Chicago Philadelphia, Gettysburg, Niagara Falls include Palmyra Pageant, Sacred Grove, Palmyra area Kirtland Temple, Winter Quarters, Navoo, Carthage Jail, Liberty Jail, Washington D C Temple Session All this and much more Escorted by All tips included H knowledgeable, experience guides (Ward Magleby director on JUly 16 tour) 785 Dbl Occ Compare Prices Other tours leaving several times weekly tor destinations throughout the U S and Southern Canada Call or write W F JOHNSON TRAVEL AGENCY Howard Johnson Hotel Suite 101, 122 West South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah L D S 14101 s. Reynolds Have a Boy! Aurora 2nd LEISURE Sargent, Sandy; Second Runnerup Amy Mickelsen, Fountain Green; First Runnerup Brenda tgomery, Ogden and Queen Tina Tolbert, Delta. historical highlights was Lee Mayer. Most Valuable FootbaU Player was Chuck Wilson. Outstanding Track and Field Athletes were Vince Johnson and Scott Mason. Besides being named most valuable player, Chuck Wilson was lamed the outstanding offensive sack along with Jeff Edwards. occasion. Phone 363 7922 Lloyd and Melva Johnson Gaylan Springer was named Outstanding Defensive Bade. Troy Hatch was most improved. Jeff Edwards also received the Suidde Sweetheart Award. Outstanding special team players were Hal Koozer and Matt Burr. Most reachable were Farron Durfey, Pat Garrett, Montel Jackman, and RusseU Smith. The 100 Percent Award winners were Eugene Weaver and KeUy Nielsen. Captains next year are Bruce Briggs, Scott Mason, Dana Sorensen, and J.R. Carter. Other basketball players who won awards were Vince Johnson, 21 Boards Champion, Foul Shot Boards and Most assists; Mark Colby, Most Jayvee assists; Gaylan Springer, Most Jayvee Rebounds; Farron Best Jayvee Defensive Player; Hal Koozer, Best Attitude; Lee Mayer, Most Varsity Rebounds. Vince Johnson also was named Best Defensive Player. Kelly Nielsen was named Most Dedicated and Most Improved Player. He and Collin Hales won the Scholastic Basketball Award for having the highest GPAs on the team. Du-rfe- y, Other winners in voUeyball were KeUy Shaheen, best jayvee hitter; Lisa W illardsen, best jayvee setter; Kim Fallon, best jayvee digger; Allyson Sorenson, most improved jayvee; Debbie Reynolds, most dedicated jayvee and varsity player; Jan Marshall, best server jayvee and varsity; Leisa Curtis, best varsity setter; Jodi Johnson, best varsity digger and Kelly Shaheen, most valuable player jayvee. The Most Improved Track Athletes were Brett Barney, Troy Hatch, and Dana Sorensen. Most Coachab-l- e were Shane Harward and Jerry Johnson. Outstanding Track award went to Scott Mason. Best Field athlete was Vince Johnson. Next years captains are Scott Mason, 'my Hatcn, and Vince Johnson. Bruce Briggs was honored by the wrestling team for the foUowing accomplishments besides most outstanding wrestler; most takedowns, most falls (pins), team point leader. In Girls Basketball, Kathy Glover won the award for most assists. Other awards went to Lisa Willard-se- Deran Bosshardt had the most excapes and was named the scholar athlete. n. In Girls Jayvee Basketball, the foUowing girls won awards: Kathy Glover, most assists; Lisa W illardsen, top scorer and best defensive player; Jan MarshaU, top rebounder; Debbie Reynolds, most improved; Sandy Reynolds, most dedicated. Debbie Reynolds was most valuable player. JBUSINISS tlMCTORT.1; Jeff Rodeman also was named a scholar athlete by the wrestling team. Frank Freeman had the most mnSjuat w reversals; Montel Jackman had the most nearfalls; Glen Jensen was the most dedicated and the most coach-ablLanny Jacobsen and Eugene . Business & Individual In House Computer Service A NEW LIFE WITH NEO LIFE Introduces The In Girls Gymnastics, Katie Johnson was named best on the bars; AUyson Sorenson, best on beam; Georgia Johnson, best on vault; Jodi Johnson, best on floor and best all around. Outstanding GUIS Track Athletes were Georgia Johnson, Neresa Nielsen, Debbie Reynolds, KeUy Shaheen, Allison Steiger, Paige Stubbs, Lisa Shaheen, Sandi Reynolds, Jeri HEATHS ACCOUNTING Valdo D. Heath 2. Nutritionaly Balanced 3. Completely Safe. 4. Formulated by a medical Enrolled to practice before Internal Revenue Service and nutritional team. 5. FDA approved. 6. Weekly support meetings no charge. For information, call EvaLynn Holt Salina, Utah West Main 550 Phone 5297576 GET THE LATEST! 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I WATER & MANAGEMENT SERVICES hot 1. Lose a pound a day Assorted Roses 7.25 , INCOME TAXES e; Varsity BasketbaU girls who won awards were Allison Steiger, top rebounder; Neresa Nielsen, top scorer; MicheUe Anderson, best defensive player; Lisa Shaheen, most assists; Kelly Shaheen, most dedicated; Jill Reynolds, most improved. Katie Nelson celebrates her first birthday on May 27. She is the daughter of Ken and Leslee Nelson of Redmond. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Terrel Nelson, Redmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Mellon Gunnison. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Barrett, Salina. Her brother Ryan will also help her celebrate. outst- anding offensive lineman on the football team. Jeff Rodeman was named the outstanding defensive lineman. Most valuable player in girls and basketball was Neresa Nielsen. These women were named Royalty of the Black Diamond Rodeo last weekend at the Salina Rodeo They are Miss Congenialty Shanna the Collin Hales was named The most outstanding wrestler was Bruce Briggs. The Most Valuable W res tier was Deran Bosshardt. Most Valuable Basketball Player voUeyball Black Diamond Rodeo Royalty Weaver were the Most Improved. Marshall, MicheUe Anderson, and Jill Reynolds. ORANGE OR ' STRAWIERRY 65 North State SAUNA, UTAH 529-740- 1 051883 |
