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Show Sichtj year at Umom The Honor Society of Union hu poneored many activitiea that have been beneficial to both atudenta and teachera thia year. After starting the rear off with an induction ceremony for the 49 new membera, the group totaled - 65 over alL i . . In March, the society hoated the nationwide observance of Music Week. A drawing for a stereo from Selections raised money for the organization during that week. The society honored the school's faculty by sponsoring a "Teacher Appreciation Week." Refreshments were provided daily for the teachers, and a continental breakfast and program highlighted the week. A' "Favorite Teacher Contest was also included in that week with Dennis Toland chosen as the favorite teacher. For a service project, the group had a bake sale to raise money for the Cambodian refugees. Adding a final touch to the year was the annual field trip to Salt Lake City where they visited the University of Utah campus, Hansen Trolly Square and "Oklahoma." Advisors for the group are George Miller and Mrs. Katherine Taylor. , Drama and Forensics The Harlequin Players, the drama and forensics dub at Union, have accomplished many things this year of which they can be proud. . In the area of forensics, they took second in the region and in the state competitions, losing only toLehL They also hosted a forensic meet during the year, and invited neighboring schools . ' extra-curricul- . ar Bluoboll Lolete Ankerpont regional representative; Tina Goodrich, historian; Beth Brown, parliamentarian. Union is proud of this dub, which happens to be one of the eight IFour Star" chapters in the State of Utah. To receive this award the chapter completed a number of goals and 4544111 Todd Hansen, Provo, spent the weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grsnt Hansen. He took his wife, Tara, to board the plane at Salt Lake for Montana. She was called to Montana by the death of her grandmother. She will spend two weeks with her service projects. The dub members raised money this year by selling their wares at the Holly Fair and selling cskes on Valentine's Day. Their major activity was the annual state convention held at BYU, where they won many awards. Pay-so- Sports Schedule Gary's Bit vt. USU Exten. 6 p.m. Field l Long Branch vs. S. Motel 7 p.m. Field 1 Bye Tribe 1 Tribe II vs. Superior T. 6 p.m. Fiekf Hospital vs. U. Colo. Gas 7 p.m. Old Fork B. Hollow vs. Ice Cream 8 p.m. Old Park Ft. D. Police vs. Plateau 9 p.m. Old Park Bye G Assembly USU Exten. vs. S. Motel 6 p.m. Field 1 . . C Assembly vs. Plateau 7 p.m. Field 1 Gary's Bit vs. Ft. D. Police 8 p.m. Field 1 B. Hollow vs. Tribe 9 p.m. Field 1 Bye Long Branch Ice Cream vs. Hospital 6 p.m. Field 1 U. Colo. Gas vs. Superior T. 7 p.m. Field 1 Bye Tribe II : and Neil G. White, Roosevelt, has been awarded a scholarship to the Stephens-Henege- r Institute of Business. Mrs. IIAIV Purple vs. Green. .6 p.m... Blue vs. Gold. .7 p.m. Orange vs. Purple. .5 p.m Blue vs. Red. A p.m Gold vs. Green 7 p.m.. . aba Ruth Loagiio Neola vs. A's. .5:30 p.m Reds vs. Giants. 4 p.m . .7:30 p.m A's vs. Duchesne. . Duchesne. A p.m. Ft. Duchesne vs. Neola 5:30 p.m. Myton vs. Reds. .8 p.m li Bronco League Braves vs. Rookies. A p.m Tigers vs. Orioles. .8 p.m Orioles vs. Rookies. .9 a.m Chiefs vs. Colts. .1 1 a.m Tigers vs. Cardinals. .1 p.m Braves vs. Panthers. .3 p.m Panthers vs. Orioles. .6 p.m Cardinals vs. Colts. .8 p.m Orioles vs. Braves. .Neola. .6 p.m Rookies vs. Tigers. JlAyton. .6 p.m Mats vs. Dodgers. .6 p.m Tigerf vs. Padres. .740 p.m Padres vs. Dodgers. .9 a.m Braves vs. Pirates. .1 0:30 a.m. DRAMA TROPHY Drama instructor Tana Dunsmore presented the State Drama Trophy to Vice Principal Grant Homer, who accepted on behalf of Union high school. Other drama and forensics, students honored were Paul Brandenburg, first at state in extemporaneous speaking, and Richard Bailey and Sheila Gardner, who were recognized by the drama department for outstanding contributions ; ; throughout the year. : STATE B tmAmmtM Tigers vs. Yankees. .12 p.m Mats vs. Red Sox. .140 p.m Padres vs. Mets. . Neola. .6 p.m Dodgers vs. Tigers. JlAyton. .6 p.m Red Sox vs. Padres. .6 p.m Yankees vs. Pirates. .7:30 p.m Mrs. Zola Stevenson, Boneta. Don said two of his daughters live 80 mil from the volcano area in Washington and they were required to, move. Saturday the 8te-venaon family had a reunion at the Stevenson ranch in Boneta. Those from out of town attending were Hazel Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs. Drew Goodrich and family, Nell Stevenson, Mary Stevenson, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goodrich snd family, all Clearfield and Clinton. o Some of the many Mr. and Mrs. Alton Thacker and family, all Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lloyd, southern Utah; Rita Duncan and husband. Green River, Lola Coleman, Hillery Workman, Beulah Mr. and Mrs. Rae Security presents the checking card that costs nothing to own or use. - Good wherever Visa Is welcome worldwide. The difference is, Ny-ber- g, . the money for your Banking Card transactions comes from your checking account. . Theras no charge to own or use the Banking Card. Its like carrying the worlds smallest checkbook that never runs out of checks. You get a receipt for each transaction, so you can keep your checkbook register current. The Banking Card can be your key to banking, too. 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Available only, at your nearby First Security Bank. : . . friends and relatives here for Memorial weekend from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. lex Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Max Owen, Mrs. Blimey and family, Caaper, visited with hia Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Wyo., who is recovermother and Goodrich Morris' a broken hip in from ing family, Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt. They will visit Drew Goodrich and fami with her Lake in Salt StoMarv ly, Nell snd ver. and Mrs. parent, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Powell, before Ralph Goodrich and famito their home. returning Mrs. Roy ly, Mr. and Pearson snd family, Mr. By Jim Curtis Sill It, Uasi 1 June 1 1 June IT When mortgage money Is expensive, as Is now. the sale of pro-pert- may tacNtated It y bq by hotping buyer finance the the purchase. One way to .June 1 1 June 11 June 5 June 5 June 9 June 9 mm June 1 0 June 0 1 June 5 June 5 June 7 June 7 June 7 June 7 June 10 June 10 June 1 1 June 1 1 .June 5 June 5 June 7 June 7 June 7 June 7 June 9 June 9 June 10 June 10 this is with a lease-w- l t Under this arrange- ment the buyer pays al costs to the owner and has. an option to purchase the property-- at a predetermined unfit any time price--at the contract expires. The cost of the option may be compared to a down payment; the payment monthly covers the costs ef financing, insurance and taxes, plus interest on the. owner's equity. At such time o the pro- spective buyer can get acceptable financing, he can exercise Ns option and the sale is dos-o- d. This Is no doJt-you- r self project, lawyers for both parties should set up the agreement. SeUng a house cab for eipert help, too When you're ready to put your property on the market, cal Jkn Country Realty 722-455- 3 33 KG) First and Mrs. David Thacker, family members and friends. Don was raised in BluebelL His mother is ? . Mustang Loagua C '. ; June 9 June 9 June 9 June 11 Ft. Duchesne vs. Myton. AAyton. Union has had the opportunity of being the home of eight foreign exchange students during the past year. They included Juan Pablo Cilia and Cristiani Carbonieri from South America; Torben Kjaerolf from Denmark; and Koichi Osada, Yo Kimura, ' i do Orange vs. Red. .5 p.m 7. . June 10 June 10 BASEBALL v Homoownov's Outdo June 9 june 9 Pinto League . Visiting here from Roseburg, Oregon were Don and Maxine Stevenson and son. They spent two weeks here visiting June9 June 9 June 9 June 9 Igmsig Roos. Thea. vs. Neola, 6 p.m. Field 2 Utah Mach. vs. Wild Bunch 7 p.m. Field 2 Country dub vs. Bumps 8 p.m. Field 1 Don's T. V. vs. Strout 9 p.m. Field 1 Bye M ft M Bumps vs. Neola 6 p.m. Field 2 Don's! V. vs. M ft M7 p.m. Field 2. Strout vs. Wild Bunch 8 p.m. Field 1 .Vi . . n. Roos. Thea. vs. Country Club 9 p.m. Field 1 . Bye Utah Machinery 1 Pohl- sander. Steven received a scholarship to continue his schooling at BYU in Provo. June 9 June 9 1 Gordon White, son of Mr. n; hews- and Steven MIN'S SOFTBALL -- ghy . family. 1 vice-preside- Mess-grandso- n, Garda Seeley 1 to attend. .Jn drama they, proved that they wouldn't let their rival, Lehi, beat them again. Union's team placed first ith Lehi in place both times. The drama also took many small shows to the elementary schools and provided entertainment to the students. The snnual production, "Once Upon A Mattress, was a success and gave the members an opportunity to display their talents in costuming, set design, and, of course, acting. Fund raising for the dub was accomplished at Christmas time by selling candy at the Holly Fair. Officersi of the dub included Everett Lube, president; Cherie Clayburn, vice president; Darlene Frost, secretary; and Becky Horrocks, treasurer. The- - group owes much of their advisor, Mrs. Tana , success to their who held them together Dunsmore, : and prepared them well for competition. Bummer Events ' Although school has ended for many Union students, to some it's just another beginning. Science students from Union will be in Ban Diego this week enjoying' thh sun while they visit Marine World, the beach, the ocean and Disneyland. Cedar City and the 8USC campus is the home of a faw Union girls attending Girls' State this week until Saturday. Boys attending Boys' State from Union have made Utah State University their hone this week. ' The new student-bodofficers and i officers will be attending leadership camps throughout the summer. Unions drill team will be attending a clinic at USU July 14-1The band, FHA, cheerleaders, rbook staff and other organizations ive also planned upcoming summer events. ' Kiyoshing Watanabe, June Otake and Michiko Yokoyama from Japan. All of the students came to Union without any previous experiences with the American school system, but they all adapted very well to the change. Many of them comment that the school their own system is easier then " country's system. The exchange students got Involved in many of Union's activities. Tor ben . Kjaerolf, Koichi Osada, June Otake, Yo Klmura,. and Kiyo Watanabe all participated In the Jane. Kiochi musical, "Calamity Osada also plsyed the leading role in a couple of drama productions. Michiko Yokoyama excelled in music and has won many awards inside and outside of the schools curriculum for her piano playing. During the year the Japanese students provided the community and .the school with entertainment for conventions and gatherings. Somd of the foreign students thought of America as a wild place, with cowboys and Indians; others thought of it ss a place with distorted maru and ethical values. Now that the year is over, their attitudes and beliefs about America have changed. They will return hone during the summer, but will remain always in the hearts of the Union student body. They shared their culture and a special part of themselves' and can never be forgotten. FJHUL , The FHA at Union inducted the new 1980-8- 1 officers May 20 during their "Round the World banquet The officers include Dana Gingell, president; Kamme Womach, first Janet Brighton, second Cathy Bartlett secretary; Wendy Davis, degrees chairman; ooo 21 Thursday, June 8, 1980 Uintah Basin Standard e Also visiting with the LaWaina Nelson, blessed Hudson were here, from Grsnt Hansens was Syl- by her lather and given Louisiana to attend gradvester Ramirez, Mexico. the name Katie; and the uation .exercises of her He spent three days son of LaVon and Dian daughter, Mrs. Dixie here. One of the days he Giles, given the name Allen, at Utah State Shade Robert by. his College in Logan. They accompanied the Hansens to Elsinore to lather. Curt L. Mower ' also attended the decorate graves, was confirmed a member fog of her e Mrs. Delyse Hansen by his father, LaMar Christopher Bristol. and six children spent Mower. They also visited with Memorial Day here at e Those from out of friends and relatives. the Grant Hansen home town for the special e Shirley and John and hi Roosevelt with occasions were Mr. and Pohlsander are parents Mrs. Lawrence Thomp- of a boy born Monday the Bellons. e Sunday in Sacrament son, Mr. and Mrs. Dave evening at the Duchesne meeting three babies Thompson, Rod and Ter- County hopsital. He were Messed. One bapri Thompson, all Salt weighed 7 lbs. 6 os., and tism was held Saturday Lake; Mr. and Mrs. will be named Jonathan evening and confirmation Larry Thompson and Spencer. in Sacrament meeting. boys, Blinding; Mr. and e Mr. and Mrs. Charles The babies were the son Mrs. Gardner Hudson, Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. of LaVor and Cindy Louisiana; and Mr. and Jerry Parry and family, Mrs. Elmer Mower, and John Pohlsander Bristol, Messed and given the name Christopher 'and Mr. and Mre. were all in Ephraim Charles by his father; Danny Miles, Friday to attend graduathe daughter of Gary and e Mr. and Mrs. Gardner tion exercises of their daughters and son, Arlene Parry, Evelyn Mat- . WWW |