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Show B4 The Emery County Review, Tuesday, September 30, 2008 VOICES Celebrating the People and Lifestyle of the San Rafael Swell Area RECOGNITION BACA Escort The Southeast Utah Chapter of Bikers Against Child Abuse had the privilege once again this year to escort the Helper Junior High Cheerleaders onto the field to do their halftime show at the Helper versus Mont Harmon game on Sept. 17. This has become a yearly event. After escorting the cheerleaders onto the field, Mr. Montoya and the student body presented the BACA chapter with a thank you plaque for all BACA does in the community to help protect our local children from the evils of child abuse. Great Native American Display Thanks to Owen Olsen and Tammy Lacock for letting the Ferron Library use their Native American items for the library’s September display. The patrons appreciated looking at the handmade arrowheads, arrows, drum, hatchet, club and dolls. Come and check out the Ferron Library. Spartans Honored as Academic All-State Seven Emery High students were honored as Academic All-State members at half time of the Emery High football game on Sept. 26. The Desert Morning News and Utah High School Activities Association sponsors the program. Five members of the Emery High Golf Team and two members of the Emery High Tennis Team were recognized as Academic All-State members. The students have a combined grade point average of 3.997. Winners of the award include: Tennis Team Members Adrie Weihing and Rebecca Lofley. Golf Team Members: Casey Wood, Jason Giles, Tayler Tanner, Justin Cox and Adison Collard. There were 10 Academic All-State Golf Team members recognized in the state this year and five of them came from Emery High School. HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY Crossword From Page B2. Continued from Page B2. in July. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). All around you, people are fighting for attention. Of course you deserve your share, but do you really want to wrestle for Gordon’s Nursery & Floral Fresh Flowers, Plants And Gifts 686 N 400 E Huntington 687-2264 Mon-Fri 9-6 •Saturdays 10-3 it? You’re better off stepping back to watch all the posturing and competition. You’ll have your time on Friday, and you’ll be good and ready. Your presentation will be fantastic and memorable. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). A wise man named Charles Parkhurst said, “The man who lives by himself and for himself is likely to be corrupted by the company he keeps.” In contrast, you socialize brilliantly this week, choosing excellent influences and rising to new standards of living because of your drive to better yourself. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). The original truth-seeker of the zodiac, you revel in the pure release of calling it as you see it. Candor is your trademark. This week you’re willing to swap that compulsion to speak honestly for a dose of diplomatic grace. Someone has to keep the peace, and you tip the charisma-meter into the red zone. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Follow the rule of public speakers this week: Know your audience. Among those listening to you will probably be more than the usual amount of tender souls who need more soothing than hard-edged truth. Guided by your compassion, you’ll make a choice that benefits all -- or at least most. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. 19). You are delighted to be in the service of others, and you have a clear notion of how you can lend meaningful help. Inspiration strikes Wednesday. You plot out a sound plan and follow through. A simple idea, well executed, can have great social relevance. Fame might come to you, though you won’t seek it. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 18). The identity you project to the world is part of who you are, although a very small part. Your real self spans beyond dimensions and universes. It’s currently incomprehensible. You’ll be reminded of this as you distance yourself from small upsets and focus on the huge joy that accompanies your endeavors. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Inconvenient happenings are lucky. When you notice that things aren’t occurring when you want them to or the way you want them to, it’s a chance to welcome life on its own terms. Be happy for surprises. And when people teach you what you have no interest in learning, soak it in anyway -- chances are you’ll use it. (Holiday Mathis is the author of “Rock Your Stars.” Copyright 2008 Creators Syndicate Inc. Lewis Jewelry Company, Inc. Forever Est. 1921 435-637-2176 46 East Main Price S Christy’s alon ensations Walk-Ins Welcome or call for an Appointment Tuesday - Friday “Service With A Smile” Christy Collard Katie Brady 190 So. Main, Huntington 435-687-9766 |
