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Show 4B Thursday, November THE GREEN SHEET 12, 1987 Hillcrest Student Named To COY Your Week Ahead Horoscope Forecast Period: TAURUS 0 Job interests are accented. Be especially sensitive to the need for a healthful atmosphere at the work place. An enthusiastic approach is a big help in achieving professional goals. Just like the youngsters at play . Domestic up and down trends have an unsettling affect on the family. Be considerate of the needs of family members. Getting involved in neighborhood affairs puts you right in the middle of controversy. Your keen mind will find a solution. , You'll have ample opportunity to work around obstacles in the path to financial gain. Use a little of your charm. GEMINI May21-June2- 0 CANCER June21-July2- 2 LEO July23-Aug.2- 2 VIRGO Aug.23-Sept.2- 2 LIBRA 2 Sept.23-Oct.2- Oct.23-Nov.2- 1 SAGITTARIUS 1 8 0 . Gymnasts To "Frisky," o male Poodle mix, was selected as Sandy Animal Control's Pet of the Week. He's about eight to and his grooming was donated by Silver Kay Kennels. Those interested can see him by dropping by the shelter, 8715 So. 700 The shelter is open West, or get more information at weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday's 8:30 to noon. 561-673- 5 t s n 5 r""' rrr k n i in in It P"""nij !' sn n n jj jj s x ir Ji jj ' ' -- ' b" v if 4TTST s- jr n Q 0 - n if V - TIT W itf s, ' rr rr r ' --T- TiT TW W TTT TiT TTJT TTT TTT TTT ' W TT THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD PUZZLE Sesquipedalia BYE2CTA.IXAYL0CttPuz7itsEjl ACROSS 1 35 A biographer of Jesus 37 Becoming "The Wild One" star 7 Grates 12 Made the U hidden 41 Basque headgear grade 42 Means 44 Mind set 45 Vertex Hire a bar man? 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Volunteers are being recruited to help senior citizens, low income persons, hospital patients and nursing home residents file their income tax. The American Assn. of Retired Persons sponsors the free income tax filing assistance to thousands of people. All volunteers are trained and certified by the IRS. Volunteers don't need an accounting background nor experience, but they should have a talent for working with figures and a desire to helpe people. Tax-ai- d training will be given in early January. Volunteers should be willing to devote at least four hours a week to the program from Feb. ou Quality COOP UM Volunteers Needed As Tax Helpers metrical time 1 1 in the event or to sponsor a participant. "Anyone is welcome to come in and watch. It's very open to the public," concluded Evans. Rose 103 Unit of 104 105 188 108 interested nastics are being invited to attend j.wjir.T.iT" H Top Quality cartwheel from business and residential sponsors. The most con- mer." 7 lif H f a iSTTiWTaf iW 1 71 ' ' 52 n u w - ' Sr jr if " - rr ST -- yrffn La.,, jj ' JT n jj- jj- SANDY. Utah Academy of Gymnasts will tumble to build more than just muscle and skill this weekend. will be held at A the Utah Academy of Gymnastics, 625 East 9800 South, on Sat., Nov. 14th beginning at noon to help raise funds for their gymnastic meets. The gymnasts will be doing as many consecutive cartwheels as they can in a period of 10 minutes. They will be paid so many cents per secutive number of cartwheels someone has ever done in the ten minute period is 425, explained Joan Evans, director. She said, "The money goes into a it fund that pays for all their meet expenses. Most of the kids need to raise around $1000 to pay for their traveling expenses, meet fees and accommodations that's where it really gets expensive. They do a lot of traveling outside of the state, especially the upper level teams because there isn't the competition in the state for them." She added, "Currently we have two boys who are on the National Jr. Olympic team. Our girls team took first place at the Utah Summer Games held in Cedar City this sum- .11111,1 - Financing Harvest Time Savings on Tires - jt ir mm! irir n n JT I HQS. rr-r-r- non-prof- -- IB JJ n if - n" JJ t t' ' NOW ONLY.- K '2695 tiiAA tfUV COMPLETELY BUILT GARAGES ' MFt.xMFt. includes Concrete Pad Labor Mi Cartwheel For Funds LOVES TO BE LOVED . . . UW&tti You put on a pretty good preventive medicine show in presenting your ideas and insights for public consumption. PISCES Feb.19-Mar.2- PRE BUILT WALLS AND TRUSSES MARTIN STEEL DOOR NOW ONLY A close associate comes up with an attractive offer. Give it close scrutiny. There's more to it than you realize. Meeting with one high up on the ladder hits a raw nerve, and creates an explosive atmosphere. Be wary . CAPRICORN Dec. 22 Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan20-Feb.l- CUSTOM GARAGES ALL SIZES AVAILABLE DDE FAB MFTxMFT omr.c.rnunETE KIT WITH & Contact with a person of prominence brings the solution to a personal dilemma. Financial goals can be realized. Associates keep organizational activities at the boiling point; step away - don't get yourself in a corner. SCORPIO Nov.22-Dec.2- been appointed student representative from the Jordan School District to the Salt Lake County Commission on Youth (COY). He is one of four young people thus appointed from throughout the valley, reports Carol V. Voorhees, chair for COY, Mr. Burbidge is the son of Mr. Gary Burbidge and Mrs. Susan Horton. The Commission on Youth is an advisory body appointed by the Salt Lake County Commission, comprised of representatives from the fields of education, social agencies, civic most any direction. Be realistic in what you reach out for. Relationship dealings with mate or partners move along easily. A joint enterprise indicates long lastingenefits. 9 Mar.21-Apr.1- organizations and interested community citizens and leaders. The purpose of COY is to make recommendations in behalf of youth through various committee assignments and lobbying efforts, to promote positive social opportunities and to make preventative intervention and therapeutiC'Care available. Mrs. Vorhees adds "Students are a very important part of COY and contribute greatly td its purpose. "The students gain important insights into a wide spectrum of social issues as well as receiving an understanding of the democratic processes of government," she concluded. UNION. Sean Burbidge, a senior student at Hillcrest high school, has 7 Planetary pattern promises personal advancement in ARIES Apr.20-May2- 1115-11218- A 566-043- . i I ALL HARDWARE I & FABRICS ""V |