Delta County Independent, May 23, 2012

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SURFACE CREEK NEWS

Delta County Independent

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

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VFW will serve breakfast May 26 The Grand Mesa VFW Post #9221 and Ladies Auxiliary will host a fund raising pancake breakfast in honor of Veterans Day on Saturday, May 26. The event will be held at the Cedaredge Community Center. Menu will include made-from-scratch buttermilk pancakes in allyou-can-eat quantities.

Also on the menu will be ham, scrambled eggs, juice, and coffee. The event will run from 7-10:30 a.m. The cost is $6 for adults, $2 for kids ages six to 12, and kids under six eat free. Proceeds go towards local educational programs in history and patriotism.

Photo by Verna Barr

Bear Den for May Each month Cedaredge Elementary School honors two students from each class based on their BRUIN Pride (B = backbone, R = respect, U = unique, I = inquisitive, NL = new learning). The students named to the May Bear Den are, from the left: front row — kindergarteners Christopher Hatheway (NL) and Izabella Leavitt (NL) from Mrs. Meryn Harris’ class, Andrew Purvis (R) and Ashley Valenzuela (R) from Mrs. Janae Parsons’ class, Isabel Billings (B) and Mackennan Connell (NL) from Mrs. Anna Shaklee’s class; first graders Jacob Anderson (NL) and Tyler Clymo (R) from Mrs. Jenna Arvidson’s class, Kevin Barron (R) and Josh Knucles (NL) from Ms. Nicole Melby’s class, Megan Conway (NL) and Julia TenNapel (R) from Mrs. Kelly Rienks’ class; middle row — second graders Bailey Miller (NL) and Lance Knutson (NL) from Ms. Stephanie Barton’s class, Keyra Sheppard (R) and Kacey McIntire (I) from Ms. Haley Benson’s class, Jacob Rose (R) and Emily Hoerr (NL) from Mrs. Tricia Shriver’s class; third graders Taelor Mills (R) and Joaquin Tillman (NL) from Mrs. Anna Gash’s class, Jose Montoya (B) and Jade Malinowski (NL) from Ms. Peggy Lampton’s class, Kiyoshi Salazar (R) and Winnie Hirsch (NL) from Ms. Stacy Schmalz’s class; back row — fourth graders Jacqueline Rivera (R) and Violet Gonzalez from Mr. Ryan Bonds’ class, Jason Wans (NL) and Arianna Fischer (U) from Mrs. Sheri McFadden’s class, Makayla Kehmeier (R) and Adison Arnet (NL) from Mr. Chuck Miller’s class; fifth graders Kaylee Smith (R) and Michelle Varanai (U & NL) from Mrs. Annie Griffin’s class, Hunter Campbell (U) and Nevaeh Martinez (I) from Mr. Kirby Henderson’s class, Dillon Coe (B) and Shelby Stone )B) from Mr. Larry Thompson’s class, Tommy Stallings (NL) from Ms. Heather Schroeder’s class.

Staff Writer

Cedaredge third graders, in Mrs. Gash’s, Ms. Schmalz’s and Ms. Lampton’s classes were assigned to choose a state, learn about the state with research, and create a poster showing eight symbols of their chosen state. They were also to make a miniature float showing eight to ten items of interest to represent their state. Then,

Staff Writer

Entry Fee $80 per person • Cart Fee $16 per person REGISTRATION DEADLINE  MAY 26

CEDAREDGE HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Thur., May 24

Fri., May 25 Sat., May 26 Sat., June 2

Senior Breakfast, 7:30 a.m.; Teacher Work Day; Graduation Practice, 9:00 a.m.; Hamburgers from 11:00 a.m.-12:00 Noon; Scholarship Dinner, 6:00 p.m. Track Banquet, 6:00 p.m. Senior Pictures, 9:00 a.m.; GRADUATION, 10:00 a.m. SAT Test Date.

Have a great Summer! Photo by Verna Barr

Sponsored by:

LUMBER CO., INC. 200 S.W. 2nd St. • Cedaredge

856-3185

Hours

Rowdy Murphy Rowdy’s plans include an engineering degree from the University of Colorado along with a Navy R.O.T.C. commission.

Saturday 8-4 • Sunday 9-1 Memorial Day 8-Noon

Lumber Company, Inc. 200 S.W. 2nd St. • Cedaredge

856-3185

www.bigjohnsace.com

Baptist Church hosts Bible school The First Baptist Church of Cedaredge would like to invite the children of the Cedaredge area to vacation Bible school to be held June 4–8. Hours are 8:45 a.m. to noon daily. This program is free of charge and is for children ages 4 through entering the 6th grade. The theme is SonRise National Park and the theme verse is Philippians 4:19, “My God will meet all your needs according to his glorious riches in Christ Jesus.” Summer vacation is coming! And the best destination is SonRise National Park where children will learn to depend on the promises of Jesus no matter what challenges in life may come their way. They will enjoy a great time singing songs, watching skits, creating crafts, playing games and enjoying delicious snacks. But most importantly, they’ll learn about how much God loves them and that He gave us His Word to show us the best way to live. These five days of discovery not only give children the knowledge of God’s Word, but also the opportunity to respond to His truth by living out their Christian faith. SonRise National Park

Monday- Free Practice Round available with paid registration, cart fees apply 4:00 p.m. - Horse Race with Prizes 5:30 p.m. - Appetizers/Cash Bar Tuesday- 2-Lady Best Ball - registration 7:30 a.m., shotgun start 8:30 a.m., free breakfast, awards luncheon, putting contest

Daniel Garcia chose Texas for his Parade of States project. He, like all of the other third graders at Cedaredge Elementary School, gave presentations to family members and friends on the evening of May 11. When Daniel was asked if he had ever been to Texas, he said. “No, but after learning about it, I would sure like to go!”

BY HANK LOHMEYER Orchard City’s student of the month is a Cedaredge High School senior who plans to pursue a dual career path in engineering and the military. Rowdy Murphy received the monthly honor from the town board on May 9. In making the award, Mayor Don Suppes said that Rowdy has a 3.5 g.p.a. He has been a member of ASTRA and the Spanish club. He has participated in golf and track.

June 4 & 5

Hosted by Cedaredge Ladies Golf Club

with all the information gathered they each wrote a speech on cards and gave that speech as visitors came by their individual display. The lunchroom, where the event took place, was extremely busy as visitors viewed the displays, listened to the prepared speeches and students signed off on their state on U.S. maps that had been distributed at the door.

Senior plans a dual career path

Ladies Sizzler Invitational

9708567781

Parade of states was big hit BY VERNA BARR

CEDAREDGE GOLF CLUB

VBS will be an inspirational adventure for your children. Children may be registered at the church on the opening day or may be registered early by contacting the church office (856-3830) for a registration form.

ASPEN TRAILS Memorial Day Weekend Thurs., May 24-Sun., May 27 FREE Space to Sellers! 19991 Highway 65 • Cedaredge • 856-6321


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