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Show 2B THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, July 2, 1987 Truman, Vista, Taylorsville - Band Students Tuning Up For Summer Concert TAYLORSVILLE Parents and friends of 250 students from three schools involved in the summer music program are being invited to a concert to be presented today (Thursday) at 9 a m at Taylorsville high Its a busy season for teacher John Turner, who is conducting classes at Truman, Taylorsville and Vista elementary schools I have 17 classes daily, running from 7 30 in the morning until 4 30 in the afternoon It keeps me busy alright, but I enjoy it, he said The students, enrolled in beginnand advanced ing, intermediate band and orchestra, are enjoying the summer program said Turner I feel the summer program is necessary to music students to keep them going, rather than letting them put their instruments away for three months during which they forget all they have learned, he said My students can make a half-yea- r progress during the summer, he remarked, because they have class every day not just twice weekly as during the school year The relaxed atmosphere of summer school also makes the program enjoyable for students and teacher, he said Students enjoy it more, and can advance day by day and actually see their own progress The students enjoy all kinds of music, said Turner Selections they are working on range from light classics to rock, with New York, New York, a top favorite r BOY DRUMMERS . . . Jeremy Cowdell leads a row of in o cadence. The youngsters ore part of a I ' being held this summer ot Truman elementary. f band students band program Students Bring Home Gold, Silver Medals SLCC WLORSMLLE Three students iiom Salt Lake Community College have brought home gold and silver medals from the Vocational In dusti lal L lubs of America Olympics 1 he gold medalists included Susan Johnson who competed in the com mercial art div lsion and A1 Boman a paitiupant in the cabinet and millw'ork contest 1 r I Stwtittfli i i silver a medal in bricklaying The national VICA competition provides an arena for vocational students to demonstrate their skills About 6 000 students entered 38 different contests in the competition held in ichita Kan COUPON I m. Stmd SPERM i i i i i James Hale received Includes: Cut 35 Reg. u YUNG'S BEAUTY SALON 41 84 W. 4570 South for (Find home by entering street north Sutherland Lumber) of appt- Call 966-- 1 Offer ends) (Eoupon Utah Legion Auxiliary Names Jensen To Post KEARNS Marianne Jensen, a member of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 132, was installed as president of the American Legion Auxiliary Department of Utah during the convention held last week in St George Her eligibility comes through her husband, Dahl Ray Jensen Mrs Jensen has been active in Unit 132 the past 26 years having served as president, secretary and in all other unit offices She has served in District 8 as prEident secretary and as Girls State chairman, and has worked her way through the department by holding most chairing positions, and serving as second and first vice president, said spokesman Linda W llliams Mrs Jensen helped organize the Past Presidents Parley and is active n that group, as well as being a regular volunteer at the Veterans Hospital She served as a delegate to the national convention is a member of the 8 and 40 and has been a Girl Scout volunteer for many years Elected to serve with her are Hazel Jones, Ogden first vice presi . . . n Two Times the Taste! u u dent, Vi executive Marsha committee Montoya, Taylorsville and Wanda Holtby, Salt Lake, sergeants-a- t arms, Eva Wright, Salt Lake personal page Mr and Mrs Jensen are parents of five children and have six grand children, all of whom are affiliated with the American Legion ON GIVES a 48-PLU- S! 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