Citizen, Press, Keview - Wed., May 4, 1994 - Page 13 iiytn HJrnjTH run n. Seniors plan Dakotas trip in North Dakota; and the Custer Battlefield National Monument, Custer's Last Stand reenactment, Beartooth Pass, and Yellowstone Park in Montana; plus Big Springs and Targhee National Forest in Idaho. Prices are $495 for triple occupancy; $595 for double; and $740 Lehi Senior Citizens are inviting seniors from north Utah County to join them on a trip to the Dakotas June 21 through 28. The tour includes a dinner and show at the Laramie, Wyo. territo- rial prison; Deadwood, Mount Rushmore, and the Black Hills Passion Play in South Dakota; Theodore Roosevelt National Park for single. A $50 per person deposit is re quired upon registration. The first 52 to reserve space will be accommodated. Final payment is due May 18. For further information on the trip, contact Ruth Wing at 768-929- 5, Angie Goates Carefree Tours at at 374-948- 768-336- or 9, or 0 (outside Utah County). tors on a national scale. One of the judges worked with the choir in a mini clinic after they had sung their pieces. They were the only community-supportechoir out of seven participating at the Colorado Springs Fescival. The other choirs were from high schools or performance arts d schools. On Sunday, the Utah Children's Choir joined the Littleton Children's Chorale at the St. James Presbyterian Chapel in Littleton to perform a special spring concert for the public. Special guests at this concert cert enjoyed by all. The last piece, "May the Lord Bless You and Keep You," arranged by John Rutter, expressed the sentiments of choir members and staff alike. They hope to bring the Littleton Children's Chorale to this side of the Rockies next year for a concert and sharing. The Utah Children's Choir is a choir comof children living in prised mostly northern Utah County. Kay Asay is their musical director and has conducted the UCC for 10 years. were the Colorado Springs Children's Chorale. The theme of the concert was "Voices Across the Rockies." It was a wonderful con- - ilMfiTTii) The Health Department is offering the vaccine for 25 percent off the regular price. Get your immunization at the Health Department, 589 S. State Street, Provo, for only $6 while supplies last. Clinic hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday hours are extended City-Coun- lb. B something good. your community call I (800) Wp 1200 B 677-551- of Light !) Points FOUNDATION & Greenhouse f Great Seed For This Area!! Come & See Our Nursery Stock Health Screenings r fee 0 by Knighton Optical the Eye Institute of Utah mm Free carpal tunnel screening provided by Chris Reynolds, MD Spring tune-U- p Monday, May Education Center $5 Call 650 E. 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