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Show Friday, Dacambar 4, 1992 Echo Mountain Cloggers and 4-H'- ers Summit County braved a cold, stormy night to attend the annual 4-Achievement and Awards H 't tf" t P ; Night on Monday, Nov. 2 at the Oakley Town Hall. Many awards were presented to who have worked and have gone the extra mile to improve their skills and make the "best better in 4-- H this year. The following were recognized for their 4-achievements in 1992: County Medals, Record Book SavH ings Awards, Saturday, Nov. 28, 70 Echo festivities at Dickens following the show. Dec. S and 6, the troupe will compete at the Western Gog Competition in Las Vegas, NV. They are taking eight teams and audience at the will compete in beginning, interby a Oliver Stage. The Cloggers and mediate, advanced and champiJazz performers also enjoyed the onship levels. They are wished best super-pack- ed American Victorious in America's Opening Slalom fi ' 1 .f of luck! The troupe will also be performing Christmas shows in Urie and Evanston, WY, Heber Gty, Kamas, Hencfer, Salt Lake, and Bountiful. The Echo Mountain Cloggers and Company is directed by Cheryl Ovard, of Hencfer. 4-- H Horsemanship Leader's Pins: 5 year, Debra Jones, Andrea Pace, Reed Schumann, Linda Jones, Kimberly Orgill, and Debbie Wilde. 10 year pins: Richard Jorgenson, Vicki Ure, Deanna Bowthorpe, Jerry Pace, and Brent Ovard. Leader Awards: Clover Key, Susan Perotti and Rosalyn Hodge; Door Knot, Lorcli Judd, and Friends of 4-Blake and Barbara Frazier. Certificates Awarded: Exploring 4-45; first year members: 76; first year leaders: 20; child care: 1; four year member pins: 45. Record book participation were awarded to 80 Awards; Mountain Cloggers and Company performers entertained at the Annual Dickens Christmas Festival in Salt Lake City at the Utah State Fairgrounds. They were well received 4-- H H, rts Monday Morning Ladies Bowling Scores for week of Nov. 23: Top bowler was Margaret Bowman. She had a terrific day, 373 series with 177, 220, 176 games. Good bowling, Margaret! Other good series: April Wells, 132, 200, 133 303; Mcrlene 4-H- who completed a record book. These were an original design by Camille Brown, of Coalville. A A miscellaneous bridal shower for family members and friends honoring Janae Pace was held on 157, 185, 160 502; GloFriday, Nov. 27 at the Hoytsville ria MarceUin, 202, 149. 146 497; Church. It was given by Pamela Linda Grant, 168, 170, 138 496; Robbins, Rhonda Pace, and Veann Carrie Yates, 135, 200, 151 486; Bowman. Fun games were played. Delicious refreshments were served Jenny Bowen, 162, 167, 151 480; Louise Pace, 148, 135, 164 to 25 guests. Janae received many 467; Colleen Carter, 149, 131, 182 lovely and useful gifts. 462; Maxine Diston, 171, 132, The Missionary Farewell for 131 434; JoAnn Rees, 164, 143,' Garrett Woolstenhulme was held in 138 445; Michelle Anderson, the Wanship Ward Sunday on Nov. 145, 163, 134 442; Ethel Mc- 29. He will report to the MTC on Queen, 141, 140, 139 440; Debra Dec. 9. A family dinner honoring him was held following church. Jpnes, 159, 106, 169 434. A bridal shower for Mitzi Nov. 30: Top bowler this week, is Colleen Carter with games of Woolstenhulme was held Saturday, S31. Nice bowl-- ', Nov. 28 at the Spring Chicken Inn. 206, 188, 137 Mitzi will marry Brandon Jones on ing, Colleen. Dec. 17. Other good scries: Barbara Pace, The road show? were put ravin 171, 148, 186 505; MaxineDis-ton- , ule Wards Tuesday evening and at 170, 168, 166 504; Linda the school on Wednesday. high Grant, 155, 157, 162 474; McrHarold Hobson has returned lene Siddoway, 166, 155, 150 home and is coming along good 471; Carrie Yates, 142, 151, 177 surgery. Our best for a following 470; April Wells, 159, 163, 147 is being sent his quick recovery 469; Gloria Marccllin, 162, 167, way. 138 b 467; Debra Jones, 168, 166, Bob and Ellen Caldcrwood have 129 463; Margaret Bowman, 135, received their mission call to the 175, 150 460; JoAnn Rees, 155, West Indies. They will leave the 162, 141 b 458; Donna Jenkins, first part of March. 150, 153, 154 457; Nadine The Christmas Party for O'Brien, 161, 131, 142 434; Marie Richins, 122, 156, 155 Hoytsville Second Ward will be held on Dec. 15; The starting time 433. ' Julie Parisien on her way to victory in the second run of America's Opening Slalom. by George Buys American Julie Parisien edged Pernilla Wiberg, of Sweden, by three hundredths of a second to win the slalom event at the America's Opening World Cup ski race at Park City on Sunday, Nov. 29. Parisien recorded the second fastest time (Hi the first ran of the slalom, behind Wiberg by 0.23 seconds. On the second run, Wiberg made a disastrous error near the bottom erf the course allowing Parisien to sc ore the win. Annelise Coberger, of New England, placed third. The slalom event was held on the lower face of the Payday Run which allowed spectators to view the entire slalom course on this sunny day. Ulrike Maier, of Austria, won the Giant Slalom event, held on Saturday, Nov. 28, beating Carole Merle, of France, by 0.23 seconds and Vreni Scheider, of Switzerland, by 0.S0 seconds. The Giant Slalom event started at the top of the Payday Run and finished near the Lodge at the base of the mountain. Friday Miss Pins Susie Young had the high series this week with a 561. Her games are a 175, 217, 169. Susie bowls with the Lucky 4 and currently holds a 161 average. Nice going, Susie! Next highest was Helen Piep. She had a 544 187. 152, 205. Julene Bowen, 529 172, 181, 176; Gloria Marccllin, 527 174, 189, 164; Myra Houscl, 517 180, 144, 145, 166, 171; Aria, 515 226; Gloria Mitchell, 515 172, 180, 163. The high 400s arc Debbie Bowman, 496 b 172, 199, 125; Linda special thank you to Camille. The Summit County 4-Teen Ambassador's, under the direction of Margaret Vernon, helped organized and gave presentations at the awards night. They are: Kellie Vernon, Krystal Day, Noel Miles, Cari Sue H Moore, Laura Staley, Lorinda Fawcett, Amberly Stevens, and Natasha Ovard. County County Medals: Swine: Kyler Ovard and Patrick Mosher, Photography: Yance Fawcett; Bread: Krystal Day; Fashion Revue: Laura Staley and Anna Bell; Agriculture: Kelsey Robinson, Dallas Schumann, Kristi Blonquist, Cindy Brooks, Misty Brooks; Entomology: Yance Fawcett; Horse: Clark, Bobbi Jo Woodard, Misty Woodard, Kristal Richins, DeVani McQueen, Desiree McQueen, Cari Sue Moore, and Shawnee Bowen; Conservation: Yance Fawcett; Food Conservation: Am-bcr- ly Representatives of our local banks were on hand to assist with certificate presentation. The Utah Banker's Association helps to awards. Thank sponsor many you to Don Kerr, of Key Bank, Kamas Office, and Dennis Porter, Rebecca Richins; Leadership: Texee of First Interstate, Coalville. They Bowen, Sheridan Carlile, and Mary Williams. are very willing to help and support FoodNutrition: Detton Fawcett, the county and we program, appreciate all they do for the youth Amy Rees, Jonathan Mathiesen, Vernon, Tiffany in Summit County. Thanks also to Jenalyn and Jenny Madsen; Oakley Town for the use of their Willoughby, Jill Clothing: Chappell, Britney Town Hall each year for the Michelle Fawcett, Fawcett, Melissa Achievement Night. Ure, and Aimee Meadows; The Summit County Office Cameron Orgill, would like to thank all who have Heather Lewis, and Holly Lewis; made the 1992 Achievement: Amberly Stevens, year a success: members, volunteer leaders, Noel Miles, and Kristi Blonquist; and parents. It take a joint effort Citizenship: Kellie Vernon and from everyone to make the Natasha Ovard. Record Book Savings Awards: run program smoothly. Congratulations to all Summit First Security Foundation: Amberly Stevens, Aimee Meadows, and Bobbi Jo Woodard; Key Bank, Kamas: Patrick Mosher and Misty Woodard; First Interstate State Bank: Kyler Ovard and Cari Sue will be 7 p.m. Hoytsville First Moore; Advisory Council: Ward will hold their Christmas Kristal Richins, Cody Moore, and Party on Dec. 11. Vicki Grant Hoytsville Second Ward made Horse Awards: State Individuals: some changes in the Ward. Jody Clark, Stacy Hortin, Amberly Sargent was released as a Primary Bobbi Jo Woodard, Misty Woodard, ; teacher. Melissa (Wilde) Bolinder Kristal Richins, DeVani McQueen, ; was put in her place. Craig and Desiree McQueen, Vicki Grant, and Margaret Vernon are the new Amberly Stevens; State Team: Cari activities chairmen. Sue Moore, Amberly Stevens, and Coalville Second Ward also had Shawnee Bowen; County Region some changes with the release of Teams: age group: Stacy Joyce Marsh as the Primary InserDeVani McQueen, Cody Hortin, vice Leader. Wanetta Sykes was reMoore, Kristal Richins, Bobbi Jo leased from her job and put in as Woodard, and Amy Woolstenthe new Primary Inservice Leader. 3 hulme; age group: Texee Norma Winters was put in as a Joslin Bowen, Garfield, Vicki Sunday School teacher. JaNae Grant, Desiree McQueen, Aimee Blonquist was put in as the junior 9 Meadows, and Misty Woodard; chorister in the Primary while age group: Shawnee Bowen, Cheryl Farrell is the new senior Kellie Kirkham, Cari Sue Moore, Primary chorister. Lonnie and Mary Amberly Stevens, Kelli Vernon, Ann March ant are the new nursery and Jaimee Wilson; State English: leaden. Blaire Judd, Cari Sue Moore, Misty Friday and Saturday at the Stake Woodard, and Vicki Grant; Most Center, the Young Adults had a Improved: Cherie Ovard, Henefer, basketball tournament. Only a few Desiree McQueen, Coalville; minor injuries were received, but Shelby Atkinson, Oakley, and everyone had a fun time. It was Heidi Atkinson, Francis. good to get together and enjoy each Stacy High Point Awards: others company. Hortin and Andy Woolstenhulme; AmVicki Grant; AdRank Horse Stevens; berly vamwinNrai 4-- H 4-- H 4-- H Garden-ingHorticultu- 4--H 4-- H 4-- H 4-- H North End Notes y, it-- 5A Summit County Honored at Achievement Night Company Perform at Dickens Christmas Festival and Las Vegas v Tha Summit County Boo 4-- H I ; 9-- 12-1- 14-1- 9-- 14-1- 9, 12-1- 3, PEOPLE SERVMG PEOPLE vancements: Andy Woolstenhulme, Tenderfoot 1 and 2, and Wrangler 1 and 2; Stacy Hortin, Tenderfoot, 1 and 2. health VAT.T.FY MENTAL 158, 131, 198; Luke, 487 DeAnne Brisk, 477 156, 175, 178, 146; Merlcnc Siddoway, 471 157, 136; Kenna Frazier, 464 151, 160, 153; Darlene Boggess, 462 150, 148, 164; Debbie Kicnitz, 461 140, 144, 177; Lisa Mackey, 460 175, 135, 150. Confidential Outpatient Mental Health and Substance abuse services for individual, families and couples. OFFICES IN COALVILLE, KAMAS AND PARK CITY 649-834- 7 Services based on sliding fee scale The Lucky 4 had the high game and high scries with a 878 game and a 2401 scries. BBBBBBBIB The games with the most 9s in a scries was a tic between Merlcnc, Gloria, and Dopey. Each had 13. Strike It Rich will curry over. Craig Rydalch - New York Life I Sheldon Smith - Attorney at Law Rex J. Smith - Certified Public Acct. John Butler - Stagg & Assoc. CPAs PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF VACANCIES invite you to join us for an informative Summit County Is now accepting applications for vacancies on the Summit Planning Commission and Summit County Board of Adjustment Persons wishing to be considered for these positions should submit a letter of interest resume andor other relevant information to: Director of Community Development P.O. Box 128, Coalville, UT 84017. Estate and Tax Planning Seminar Wednesday, December 9, 1992 at 7:00 PM Closing date for receipt of application is: December 7, 1992 NOTICE Vehicle Office will be closed The Kamas Motor December 23, 1992 The Coalville office in the County Courthouse will be open from 8 am to 5 pm It will be held at the Oakley Town Hall will address current estate and income tax issues along with upcoming changes that may affect you and your family We Please RSVP at 801 ask for Kena 783-585- 0 |