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Schools The Baxter Bulletin Friday April 23, 2010 C Photo submitted by Garrett Ramsey BCAS students offer encouragement Students at Baxter County Alternative School were recently inspired to send a letter to snowboarder Kevin Pearce, who was severely injured in the qualifying events of the 2010 Winter Olympics. Prior to his injury, Kevin was prominently featured in Scholastic Changes, a life skills magazine for teenagers. After reading the article about Kevin and his brother David, who has Down syndrome, the BCAS students were inspired to write Kevin a letter and send cards offering a few words of encouragement. The students were later thrilled to receive a return pack- age in the mail that included a note from Kevin’s mother and a few signed copies of the magazine. The students plan to keep in touch with Kevin throughout his recovery. Photo submitted by Cheryl Blasdel Flippin third-graders win at art show Flippin third-grade students Chloe Lawhead (left) and Averi Bailey won awards at the Northwest Regional Youth Art Show in Fayetteville. Lawhead (left), took first place while Averi Bailey took second. Lawhead’s work will continue on to exhibit in the Arkansas Art Educators State Youth Art Show. Photo submitted by Cheryl Blasdel Flippin art students exhibit at regional Flippin School students who had artwork chosen for the Northwest Regional Youth Art Exhibition at Fayetteville are (first row, from left) Averi Bailey, Chloe Lawhead, Alex Wade, Hunter Harp and Hunter Skill; (second row) Hannah Gallegos, Victoria Jones and McKane Curtis; (third row) Tanner Brannon, Levi Cox, Darbi Black and Tyler Blasdel. Liz Sneed was not available for the photo. Submitted by Mark Keaton The 29th annual Northern Arkansas District Spring Junior Livestock Show will be today and Saturday at Bax- ter County Fairgrounds in Mountain Home. The horse show will be at Mountain Home Saddle Club Arena on Saturday. Both the livestock show and horse show are open to the public and admission is free. The public is invited to come and see the youth show their animals. The show is for 4-H and FFA members who have live- stock-related projects. The six counties eligible to attend include Baxter, Boone, Carroll, Marion, Newton, and Searcy. Horses will be entered and the horse show will start at 9 a.m. Saturday for performance events, followed by speed events at the arena. All other livestock and poul- try will be in place by 8 p.m. today at the fairgrounds. A beef-fitting contest will begin at 7:00 p.m., today, at the fairgrounds. The first event Saturday will be the youth-judging con- test at 8:30 a.m., followed by official judging of all other livestock throughout the day. Complete catalogs and schedules are available at the University of Arkansas Di- vision of Agriculture Cooperative Extension office. Elliot Golmon, president of the Junior District Spring Show, encourages all interested persons to support our youth as they show their livestock projects in competi- tion. Golman emphasized that the show provides 4-H and FFA youth with an opportunity to gain valuable experi- ence in showing livestock. The show also serves as a preview or practice run for the fall shows and fairs. Additional information may be obtained by contact- ing the Baxter County Cooperative Extension office at 425-2335, local Vo-Ag/FFA Advisors, or Golmon. Junior Livestock Show scheduled Submitted by Monica Springfield CHS team places third at Quiz Bowl The Cotter Senior High Quiz Bowl team pauses for a photo with its third-place tro- phy from the April 10 State Quiz Bowl Tournament at Hope. Awards were given to first-place through fourth-place finishers. Cotter was only one game away from play- ing in the championship finals. Team members (from left): Shane Hemme, John Shel- ton, Bryan Altman, Tony Slater, Coach Monica Springfield and Tory Hudgens. Special recognition goes to Tony Slater for being named to the All Tournament Team. Submitted by Billie J. Majors Baxter County 4-H members recently participated in the Bax- ter County Broiler BBQ and Out- door O’Rama. In the barbecue contest judges Dell and Edsel In- berg based their evaluations on taste and quality of prepared poultry and the 4-H’ers’ ability to set up and maintain their grill and fire. In the Outdoor O’Rama con- test participants were evaluated on their bicycle, bait-casting and BB gun-shooting skills. The three O’Rama activities were accompanied by a written safety and identification test. Winners included the follow- ing: • Broiler BBQ — Brody Jen- nings, first; Lane Alexander and Cody Plumb, tied for second; Austin Mullis, fourth; Tyler Jen- nings, fifth; and Amanda Vander- schoot, sixth • Junior bicycle rodeo — Lane Alexander, first; Austin Mullis, second; Ryan Butts, third • Senior bicycle rodeo — Cody Plumb, first; Rodney Baser, sec- ond • Junior bait casting — Austin Mullis, first; Lane Alexander, sec- ond; Justin Vossmer, third • Senior bait casting — Rodney Baser, first • Junior BB gun shooting/safe- ty — Austin Mullis, first; Ryan Butts, second; Lane Alexander, third; Justin Vossmer, fourth • Senior BB gun shooting/safe- ty — Cody Plumb, first; Rodney Baser, second. BC 4-H’ers compete at BC Broiler BBQ and Outdoor O’Rama Menus from area schools have been submitted as fol- lows: Cotter Monday — Stromboli, spinach salad, applesauce and vanilla wafers Tuesday — Hamburger, french fries, lettuce, tomato and pickle and chocolate brownie Wednesday — Lasagna, green beans, pears and french bread Thursday — Hot-turkey sandwich, mashed potatoes, breaded okra and sunshine bar Friday — Chicken stir-fry, rice, egg roll, sweet-and-sour sauce and apple cobbler. Flippin Monday — Turkey-and- cheese wrap, pretzels, pickle spear, strawberries and ba- nanas and vanilla wafers Tuesday — Beef tacos, re- fried beans, Spanish rice, salsa and fresh grapes Wednesday — Pepperoni pizza, garden salad with ranch dressing, rosy applesauce and beatnik cake Thursday — Barbecued chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, hot roll and peaches Friday — Pig-in-a-blanket with ketchup and mustard, french fries, green salad with dressing and fruit bar. Mountain Home Monday — Sausage pizza, biscuits and gravy, hash browns and orange halves Tuesday — Taco salad, Mexican corn, salsa and apple wedges with caramel dip Wednesday — Barbecued chicken, rice with gravy, green vegetable, biscuit and fruit Thursday — Pizza, salad with dressing, fruit and pud- ding Friday — Spaghetti with meat sauce, salad with dress- ing, hot roll and fruit. Norfork Monday — Pepperoni pizza or potato bar, garden salad, fresh apple and chocolate cake Tuesday — Cheeseburger or grilled cheese, salad cup, french fries and fruit Wednesday — Roast beef or chicken-fried steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, broccoli and fresh fruit Thursday — Stromboli or chicken crispito, garden salad, corn on the cob and apple cob- bler Friday — Frito pie or chili, Tater Tots, corn and banana bread. Milk and a variety of break- fast items are served at each school. Area school menus are posted daily online as news updates on The Bulletin home page at www.baxterbulletin. com. 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Flippin art students exhibit at regional safety and identification test. Winners included the follow- ing: • Broiler BBQ — Brody Jen- nings, first; Lane Alexander and Cody Plumb, tied for second; Austin Mullis, fourth; Tyler Jen- nings, fifth; and Amanda Vander- schoot, sixth SCHOOL MENUS Photo submitted by Garrett Ramsey Photo submitted by Cheryl Blasdel Photo submitted by Cheryl Blasdel Submitted by Monica Springfield
Transcript of MTN0.MC01.0423
Schools The Baxter Bulletin
Friday
April 23, 2010C
Photo submitted by Garrett Ramsey
BCAS students offer encouragementStudents at Baxter County Alternative School were recently inspired to send a letter to snowboarder Kevin
Pearce, who was severely injured in the qualifying events of the 2010 Winter Olympics. Prior to his injury, Kevinwas prominently featured in Scholastic Changes, a life skills magazine for teenagers. After reading the article aboutKevin and his brother David, who has Down syndrome, the BCAS students were inspired to write Kevin a letterand send cards offering a few words of encouragement. The students were later thrilled to receive a return pack-age in the mail that included a note from Kevin’s mother and a few signed copies of the magazine. The studentsplan to keep in touch with Kevin throughout his recovery.
Photo submitted by Cheryl Blasdel
Flippin third-graders win at art showFlippin third-grade students Chloe Lawhead (left) and Averi Bailey won awards at
the Northwest Regional Youth Art Show in Fayetteville. Lawhead (left), took first placewhile Averi Bailey took second. Lawhead’s work will continue on to exhibit in theArkansas Art Educators State Youth Art Show.
Photo submitted by Cheryl Blasdel
Flippin art students exhibit at regionalFlippin School students who had artwork chosen for the Northwest Regional Youth
Art Exhibition at Fayetteville are (first row, from left) Averi Bailey, Chloe Lawhead,Alex Wade, Hunter Harp and Hunter Skill; (second row) Hannah Gallegos, VictoriaJones and McKane Curtis; (third row) Tanner Brannon, Levi Cox, Darbi Black andTyler Blasdel. Liz Sneed was not available for the photo.
Submitted by Mark KeatonThe 29th annual Northern Arkansas District Spring
Junior Livestock Show will be today and Saturday at Bax-ter County Fairgrounds in Mountain Home.
The horse show will be at Mountain Home SaddleClub Arena on Saturday. Both the livestock show andhorse show are open to the public and admission is free.The public is invited to come and see the youth showtheir animals.
The show is for 4-H and FFA members who have live-stock-related projects. The six counties eligible to attendinclude Baxter, Boone, Carroll, Marion, Newton, andSearcy.
Horses will be entered and the horse show will startat 9 a.m. Saturday for performance events, followed byspeed events at the arena. All other livestock and poul-try will be in place by 8 p.m. today at the fairgrounds. Abeef-fitting contest will begin at 7:00 p.m., today, at thefairgrounds.
The first event Saturday will be the youth-judging con-test at 8:30 a.m., followed by official judging of all otherlivestock throughout the day. Complete catalogs andschedules are available at the University of Arkansas Di-vision of Agriculture Cooperative Extension office.
Elliot Golmon, president of the Junior District SpringShow, encourages all interested persons to support ouryouth as they show their livestock projects in competi-tion.
Golman emphasized that the show provides 4-H andFFA youth with an opportunity to gain valuable experi-ence in showing livestock.
The show also serves as a preview or practice run forthe fall shows and fairs.
Additional information may be obtained by contact-ing the Baxter County Cooperative Extension office at425-2335, local Vo-Ag/FFA Advisors, or Golmon.
Junior LivestockShow scheduled
Submitted by Monica Springfield
CHS team places third at Quiz BowlThe Cotter Senior High Quiz Bowl team pauses for a photo with its third-place tro-
phy from the April 10 State Quiz Bowl Tournament at Hope. Awards were given tofirst-place through fourth-place finishers. Cotter was only one game away from play-ing in the championship finals. Team members (from left): Shane Hemme, John Shel-ton, Bryan Altman, Tony Slater, Coach Monica Springfield and Tory Hudgens. Specialrecognition goes to Tony Slater for being named to the All Tournament Team.
Submitted by Billie J. Majors
Baxter County 4-H membersrecently participated in the Bax-ter County Broiler BBQ and Out-door O’Rama. In the barbecuecontest judges Dell and Edsel In-berg based their evaluations ontaste and quality of prepared
poultry and the 4-H’ers’ ability toset up and maintain their grill andfire.
In the Outdoor O’Rama con-test participants were evaluatedon their bicycle, bait-casting andBB gun-shooting skills.
The three O’Rama activitieswere accompanied by a written
safety and identification test.Winners included the follow-
ing:• Broiler BBQ — Brody Jen-
nings, first; Lane Alexander andCody Plumb, tied for second;Austin Mullis, fourth; Tyler Jen-nings, fifth; and Amanda Vander-schoot, sixth
• Junior bicycle rodeo — LaneAlexander, first; Austin Mullis,second; Ryan Butts, third
• Senior bicycle rodeo — CodyPlumb, first; Rodney Baser, sec-ond
• Junior bait casting — AustinMullis, first; Lane Alexander, sec-ond; Justin Vossmer, third
• Senior bait casting — RodneyBaser, first
• Junior BB gun shooting/safe-ty — Austin Mullis, first; RyanButts, second; Lane Alexander,third; Justin Vossmer, fourth
• Senior BB gun shooting/safe-ty — Cody Plumb, first; RodneyBaser, second.
BC 4-H’ers compete at BC Broiler BBQ and Outdoor O’Rama
Menus from area schoolshave been submitted as fol-lows:
CotterMonday — Stromboli,
spinach salad, applesauce andvanilla wafers
Tuesday — Hamburger,french fries, lettuce, tomatoand pickle and chocolatebrownie
Wednesday — Lasagna,green beans, pears and frenchbread
Thursday — Hot-turkeysandwich, mashed potatoes,breaded okra and sunshinebar
Friday — Chicken stir-fry,rice, egg roll, sweet-and-soursauce and apple cobbler.
FlippinMonday — Turkey-and-
cheese wrap, pretzels, picklespear, strawberries and ba-nanas and vanilla wafers
Tuesday — Beef tacos, re-fried beans, Spanish rice,
salsa and fresh grapesWednesday — Pepperoni
pizza, garden salad with ranchdressing, rosy applesauce andbeatnik cake
Thursday — Barbecuedchicken, mashed potatoes andgravy, green beans, hot rolland peaches
Friday — Pig-in-a-blanketwith ketchup and mustard,french fries, green salad withdressing and fruit bar.
Mountain HomeMonday — Sausage pizza,
biscuits and gravy, hashbrowns and orange halves
Tuesday — Taco salad,Mexican corn, salsa and applewedges with caramel dip
Wednesday — Barbecuedchicken, rice with gravy, greenvegetable, biscuit and fruit
Thursday — Pizza, saladwith dressing, fruit and pud-ding
Friday — Spaghetti withmeat sauce, salad with dress-
ing, hot roll and fruit.Norfork
Monday — Pepperoni pizzaor potato bar, garden salad,fresh apple and chocolatecake
Tuesday — Cheeseburgeror grilled cheese, salad cup,french fries and fruit
Wednesday — Roast beefor chicken-fried steak, mashedpotatoes and gravy, broccoliand fresh fruit
Thursday — Stromboli orchicken crispito, garden salad,corn on the cob and apple cob-bler
Friday — Frito pie or chili,Tater Tots, corn and bananabread.
Milk and a variety of break-fast items are served at eachschool.
Area school menus areposted daily online as newsupdates on The Bulletin homepage at www.baxterbulletin.com.
SCHOOL MENUS
