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Show Celebrating more than 98years ofservice to the citizetis ofEureka. Volume Ninety-Eig- EUREKA, UTAH - March 14, 2003 ht Grade School Home ec class makes humanitarian dresses The THS ninth grade clothing class has been busy passing competencies required for the state core. In an effort to do this, the students had a choice of making a fleece jacket or a dress for the humanitarian effort. Fabric and trim donated to the school was used for the dresses. Shanna Schow, Candice notes The Board Utah Education of presented certificates to eight students at the elementary school for academic outstanding performance on the SAT tests. 3ri grade the From following students received awards: Trenton Bcvard in the Grimstcad, Jennie Bcckstrom, Danielle Bocscnberg, Sarah Christensen, Jacob Horlachcr, area of environment; Kaylcc Cunningham in the areas of environment, mathematics, reading, and complete battery'; Collin Fitzgerald in the areas of environment and listening; James L. Roper in the areas of environment, mathematics, reading, and complete battery; and McKayla Wahlbcrg in the areas of language. From the 5th grade the following students Kristin language, mathematics, D. Cunningham in the areas of reading, science, and complete battery; Landon Fitzgerald in the area of reading; and Russell Morrison in the area of language. Fire meeting cancelled fire prevention meeting scheduled for March 18th, 2003 has been canceled and is rescheduled for April 17, 2003 at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Building. It is taking Fcrral Thomas longer to put together the Fire Prevention Plan and forms for record keeping than planned. However, we have a very good response from property owners giving their permission for the fire break to be constructed on their property and we want to thank them for making the fire break possible. Badlands are regions that have been worn into steep hills and deep gullies by the action of wind, rain and floods. Badlands are common in semidesert regions in the western U.S. Saliva Wright, Amanda Houston, and Mrs. Haynes made the dresses. The students selected their fabrics and trims from the material available. Points were given for each competency the students completed, although, the points were not the reward. The pride each student received outweighed any grade could receive. Sonja Laird they added excitement to the activity when she brought her daughter, Talcigh, to model each dress and have pictures taken with the students. Mrs. Haynes felt his was an activity' the students and she will remember for a long time. The TIIS clothing class are showing off the dresses they made for the humanitarian effort. (Front) Shanna Schow, Candice Grimstcad, and Sarah Christensen. (Back) Jennie Bcckstrom, Danielle Bocscnberg, Jacob Horlacher, and Amanda Houston. received awards: The Number II Price $.40 Local boy gets Nevadajob Former Eureka resident, Jerry Sandstrom, was named the deputy director of Nevada Commission on Economic Development after 23 years with the Nevada Development Authority. Jerry Sandstrom grew up in Eureka and graduated from He said BYU in 1973. growing up in a small community lead him to his career choice. When I was in Eureka and the mines played out and do this type of work comes from his desire to sec rural communities prosper. Sandstrom is married and father of five and grandfather of seven. Jle graduated from BY High School and BYU in 1973 with a bachelors degree in business and accounting. He enjoys scouting, camping with his family, woodworking, and church activities. He has been a resident of Nevada since 1975. people started leaving, I couldn't figure out why some School board companies didn't come in and hire all these people. It was the center of my universe and I sets agenda couldnt understand Tintic why wouldn't want to companies go there. Now I understand. The waters bad, streets arc falling apart. Kids like me that grew up in these towns, they really have a right to stay there, Mr. Sandstrom said. Sandstrom helped companies like Ocean Spray and Levi Strauss to come to the Las Vegas area. The desire to The regular meeting of the School Board of Education will be held on Monday, March 1 7th at 5 p.m. The agenda includes a board workshop, call to order and recognition of guests, consent business agenda, manager communication from board members, reports, action items, and citizen comments. repot, The consent agenda includes approval of minutes Talcigh Laird helped Shanna Schow model the dress she made for the humanitarian effort. and approval of warrants. The reports include reports by Brain Underwood maintenance items location of the next board meeting. on and the Superintendent on the April schedule. Action items include review of district policy on community use of facilities and employee workloads. Another action item is regarding the We know more about Mars than any other planet except Earth. Citrus trees were first cultivated in China more than 4.000 years ago. |
