The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday April 6 Girl Scout cookies for sale in Logan Girl Scout cookies will be sold locally on Saturday from 10 to 4 pm at Grand Central Cookies are 82 a box Because of a few isolated incidents of tampering with Girl Scout Cookies in Eastern states many questions have been raised concerning the safety of the cookies according to Geneva Swarts executive director of the Utah Girl Scout Council The council has issued a statement to help clarify the situation “Our main concern has always been the safety of a-- our Girl Scouts our programs and our product" she stated According to Swartz Girl Scouts of the USA believe the tamperings are isolated incidences “The evidence of tampering has been in seven girl Scout Coouncils with fewer than 20 boxes of cookies” she said “Our cookie order was not placed with the bakery until last week The FDA has given a clean bill of health to our cookie supplier" she said At this time the Utah Girl -- — ii tjil plans to meet --- its scheduled time of cookie delivery throughout Utah April 6 she said “Our staff of volunters throughout the state will be monitoring the cases of cookies at each point of de- “This annual cookie sale is our main source of income” Swartz stated “It affects the lives of thousands of girls throughout the state” According to Swartz the profits of the cookie sale provide staff and maintenance of summer camps scholarships to camp special program opportunities for girls transportation assistance and training opportunities for 2500 adult volunteers “Girls help support their many troop activities through cookie profits” she livery” The Utah Girl Scouts urge parents and customers to inspect cookie packages for evidence of tampering If there is any suspicion of tampering with a package it should be taken directly to the local law enforcement authorites AARDVARK CYCLE The Valley's Progressive Bicycle Shop Now Has 2 Locations to Serve You Better said Students attend leadership conference Four Cache County High School students — Kelly Hubbard son of Mr and Mrs Deon Hubbard Nate Alder son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Alder Logan High Lisa Pitcher daughter of Mr and Mrs Clair Pitcher Sky View High Victoria Rose daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Rose Mountain Crest High — are participating in a National Youth Leadership conference at Valley Forge Penn on April 8 These students along with 13 other Utah NISID SMITHFIELD STORE at 96 No Main IdPAOSDIsD at 51 Cache Junction: Kathryn Clements Ciirtoton: Rsntfy S Good Hyde Parle: Todd Vincent Erickson Karen Perkes Hawke Mark Ferris James Roger T Lae Ivan Mendenhall David Ray Thom ley David Ray Weeks Hyrum: Fon R Brown in Elizabeth Kay Franchina Jan M Johansen Stephen T Lee Christian T Merrill Sandra Dianne Merrill Maria Clawson Nielsen Lewiston: Michael Alan Bodily James Harry Hunt Daryl Nancoilas Lagan: Jay C Albretscn Elise M Alder Douglas Malcolm Allred Kitsy Anderson Marc Olsen Anderson Rodney Stan Anderson Michael E Andra Sandra L Davis 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discussions and guided tours of historic sites in Valley Forge and Philadelphia The participants will represent many of the 43 volunteer chapters of Freedoms Foundation in 20 states Bennett Freedoms said Foundation Lisa Pitcher Victoria Rose and nonsectarian in major cities and counties is a understanding promote of the American social political and economic system through its educational activities and an annual National Awards Program serving as “action arms” for Freedoms Foundation Chapter members have an important role in advancing its award and educational programs in addition to their own community activities Mrs Bennett said Nate Alder is a nonprofit nonpolitical Carolyn K Gibbons David Edwin Gossner Devon W Griffin Derek W Hale Lien My Hang Ngoc My Hang Jolene Hansen John Russell Hanson James Lawrence Hendricks VickiAnn Merrill Higgs Sharon Kay Bach Hopkins Rick Orval Hoskin John David Huffman John Smith Humpherys Don W Hutson Blake L Isaacs Ronald Dale Jacobson Mark Edwin 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It strives to network of volunteer chapters organization a better Utah State announces new honor roll Students on the Winter Quarter honor roll at Utah State University have been announced by Dr Val R Christensen Vice President for Student Sendees A student must carry 15 or more credit hours and earn a 35 or better grade point average to achieve the honor rolL The USU Winter Quarter honor roll includes the following students from Cache Valley 563-341- And Our 5-- High School students are sponsored by the Utah Chapter of Freedoms Foundation and were selected on the bases of leadership scholarship and personal goals The four-da- y leadership conference is designed to stimulate students to evaluate personal and national goals seriously according to Utah Chapter president Dolores Bennett of Logan It will focus on America’s past present and future through a 1984—11 NS577 ©KiBi&Enrco MONDAY APRIL 16TH IN LOGAN KENT CONCERT HALL - USU CAMPUS ALL SEATS RESERVED: adults 5" ‘4“ kjos ‘4 5“ t i TlSOOOKTAMi 17 NO MAM CKXVMLEYMML WMOW USU TICKET OFRCE 171 EAST 900 NO 5 CALL (801) 487-322- 1 750-145-7 FOR GROUP DISCOUNTS PRICE BARGAIN KKM CPU 1NHN 4U SNOWS MON n-s- muB— - K raunoas jzun u fmswEBiwuNaiefcaM--tsiuaEBuuwwuiukCM-tiiraa- noounu Na im m ns ir est mb a anna ISlA FRIftSAT 11:15 PM 7:15 9:15 HERITAGE THEATER 60 W 100 N Peny Utah 753-190- ‘-2- 0 Prwnti FUNNY GIRL Jayftpw IMwril k MMttwi By hsbd lanngrt Get set to get wet at the funniest raciest wildest white-wate- r raft race ever! 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