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Show Granger East - Leadership Posts Filled At Session GRANGER. Four members the high released and a patriarch was named in Granger East stake during the general session of conference held on Sunday. The four included Creed E. Weight, Emory V. Robinson. Edward W. Corpron and E. Kirk Hill. A. Frank Carn is the new patriarch. Elevated from alternate status to the regular council were John A. Nieman and Warren G. Brown Sustained to the council were James A. Crookston and Newell S. of were council Appliance Sick? Bring to Brinton's Service In-Sh- or We Make House Calls GE - Hot Point -- Kenmore Whirlpool Call 262-255- Parts Counter Daily til 6, Sat. til Spnt 4700 S. State Sustained as alternates were Clayton J. Marshall and Norman J. Stark. Mr. Corpron was sustained stake clerk with the release of Clyde C. Tucker. Raymond M. replaces Albert W. Jensen as assistant stake clerk. Mr. Tucker was Anderson. Ja-qui- stake clerk. Mr. Carn will share duties of patriarch with Ernest Anderson. Mr. Carn, a Salt Lake native, came to Granger eight years ago from Butler stake. He is retired from the Dept, of Defense. He has been bishop twice, the first time in Temple View stake and more recently in Redwood 2nd ward. Other church positions have included serving a stake mission, high councilor in three stakes, clerk in two stakes. The new stake patriarch was set apart Sunday by Thomas S. Monson of the Quorum of the Twelve. He and his wife Reba are parents of five and have 11 grand- - PLASTER MASTERS Day and Night Classes FUN, EASY, NO FIRING HOURS: FRI. -- SAT. TUES.-THUR- 10:00-6:0- 10:00-9:0- 0 0 P.M. P.M. CARRIAGE 968-889- 3 SQUARE 4128 So. 1785 W. Podiatrist-Foo- Is by an Gertrude (Tracey Hurst) and Claudius (Rich Lexes) react with shock ond astonishment as Hamlet (John Pearce) and Laertes (Andrew Morfin) stage sword duel in scene from Shakespearean tragedy, to be presented at Orchard elementary. AT ORCHARD . . . science concepts, ex- parents participated in last years program, she said. The group is invited to visit with Dr. Thomas Parmley, retired professor, who delights in amazing his audience with a 1 V2 hour program that intrigues everyone, children and parents alike, the teacher said. At Orchard - 'Hamlet' Due Here Tonight HUNTER. A performance of ShakeHamlet by speares sixth grade students, will highlight a general PTA meeting to be held at 7 oclock tonight (Thursday) at Douglas T. Orchard elementary. Elections will be held for next years PTA officers. Nominees include Julie Petterson, president; Karma Beitler and Nancy Brown, first vice Winter, treasurer; George, Darlene Halla-da- y and Maureen Hill, secretary and Dorothy Tousley, teacher vice president. Farnsworth To Register Youngsters Kindergarten registwill be held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at ration 4067 W. 5415 So. Kearns Shopping Center 4 GDCoXjQOIrO For- Thrifty shoppers read the Green Sheet classifieds! yours, To place 262-668- Proposed changes in the PTA bylaws will be voted on. t Specialist DISEASES and SURGERY of the WHEN THERE'S TROUBLE A "FOOT FEET dience. Lead roles will be played by John Pearce, as Hamlet; Tracy Hurst, CALLUS 4370 So. Redwood Rd. Queen Gertrude; Richard Lexes, Claudius; King Deonna 967-333- 8 Marino, Rosencrantz; Dina Ned, Guildenstern; Donna Lewis, Osric; Andrew Morfin, Laertes; Michelle Morrow, Ophelia; Todd Bronson, Horatio and Stacy Tib-betPolonius. s, The production of Hamlet by students in Blaine Poulsens class, will be presented at 9:30 this morning and again during tonights meeting. Students have been working on the project, a reading activity, since before Christmas and have also been preparing the costumes and president; Dennis Lou for the GRANGER. "The Family Health and Home Center Are ever. Each girl made her own invitation as well as a carnation boutonniere for her father. A sextette of girls will sing during the program. The theme song will be a duet sung by Bonnie Harris and DR. RONALD H. BROWN Lab Visit dramatized pert. Families g Central GRANGER. Its the of the magic show year for students and parents at Academy Park elementary school as they prepare for their third annual visit to the University of Utah physics lab Monday evening. This is one of the most delightful programs in the school, according to teacher Bette The entire McConnell. school is invited to participate in a rare opportunity to see some of the worlds real magic - bona fide scientific experiments and basic committee. Other members are Kim Erickson and Lisa Crofts. Adult advisers are Elaine Henderson, stake YW president; Pam Kennedy, Sharon Schwartz and Peggy Chappell. The youth committee for the boys includes Chris Lundell, Daniel DeVries, Rob Saupe, Mark Hansen, John Hardy, Richard Miller and Jim Erickson. Advising them are Von Callister, YM president; Darrell Burnett and Danny the theme of the girls standard night. The 7 p.m. session for girls and their fathers will be held at the stake center. Guest speaker will be William Schaefermeyer who produced and starred in the filmstrip GRANGER. Separate standard night programs will be presented for boys and girls in Granger South stake at 7 oclock tonight (Thursday). Boys and their mothers are being invited to the Jordan North build-tnon Harman Dr. Guest speakers will be Hartman Rector Jr. of the First Quorum of Seventy and his wife Constance. Mothers will be presented a carnation at the door as they arrive. will be Hello Life stake tomorrow (Friday) night. The 7 p.m. social will include dinner and a program under the direction of Ferrell Bell of the stake high council. Calling AP Youths Suzanne Burton is chairman of the youth Programs Planned For Stake's Youth TAYLORSVILLE. Taylorsville Julie McAllister. Tonight James E. Faust of the LDS Council of Twelve will be the guest speaker at a high priest social in Try a Want Ad! 968-354- 1981 Faust Will Be Guest At Meet About 250 students and Available Thursday, Mar. 19, WEST VALLtY VIEW Moore. an assistant named NOW OPEN MON.-WE- children. Approved to be ordaii ed high priests wen George S. Laird am John P. Heil. Those to be made elders are Kipp J. Clements, Charles P. Mack, Vance K. Warner, Corey W. Jensen, Craig B. Dawes, Greg W. Dawes, Shaun P. Marshall, Rory E. Pentico, Jeffery R. Hill, Steven R. Sandquist and Mark A. Farnsworth elementary. Parents are being asked to bring their childs birth certificate and immunization record if possible, but should attend the meeting with or without the papers, a PTA spokesman said. Dr. Kenneth McClellan, director of Head Start, kindergarten and early childhood education for Granite School District will be the guest speaker, and will offer parents insight into child development and a chance to prepare their child for kindergarten. Parents unable to attend the special program may register their child any day between 7:30 and 4. Children must be five years old by Oct. 31 to enter kindergarten. scenery produc- tion. Representatives of the Granite Board of Education will be in the au- - Spelling Bee At -S- Academy Park Yields Winner GRANGER. Winners in the Academy Park elementary spelling bee were announced last week. Brenda Chappell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chappell, was first place winner, with Marci Jacobsen, of Mr. Carl daughter Nesbitt in second place. Both girls are fifth grade students. The Chappells are parents of three spelling bee winners this year, with Brendas sisters gaining recognition at Kennedy junior high, where Shauna was winner of the seventh grade contest, and Paula has taken second place in the finals for the past two years. Table tennis started to become a major sport throughout China after Mao Zedong endorsed it as an ideal game for his Red Army soldiers in the late 1920s. Enjoy An Addition CLASSES REGISTRATION: March CLASSES START: Week 0 & up) Monday Fee: $15.00 This course offers the basic classical techniques of ballet, while learning the basic positions and exercises of ballet, your body is being firmed and toned. No previous dance experience necessary. Adult Ballet (16 4:45-5:3- Instructor: Lynne Fisher Minimum Maximum 6, - 1981 of April 6, 1981 30-Apr- 4, il Stuff to do on Saturday Fee: membership, material fee. Are your Saturdays a drag? You can liven up your day at Redwood Center every Saturday from p.m. $3.00 10-- 3 Instructor: staff 15 Dance Ergetics (any age) Mon. & Wed. pm am Tues. & Thurs. Do not miss out on this new exciting exercise program. This program is a total aerobic fitness program choreographed to music for all levels of fitness. Tiny Travelers (4-- yrs. old) Wed. p.m. Fee: $15 We'll be learning about our community through nur travels. Trips will include visits to a variety of Instructor: Diane Noble (Adults) Mon. Fri. p.m. Fee: $20.00 (includes l yr. membership) Introduction to a universal gym. Sauna, shower and locker room facilities are available. This program is open to men and women. 9 Card-$16.0- 0 0 5 3 scenic and interesting places. Instructor: Staff Min. 6, Max. -- Game Room (any age) Fee: $3.00 Membership The game room is open Monday-Fridapm, pm until May 30th, then summer Saturday hours. am Fee: $3.00 Karate (15 yrs. & up) Saturday Learn the martial art and national sport of Korea. Practical stretching and muscle toning will be emphasized. Wear loose fitting clothing. Instructor: Paul Griffiths & Monday d 6-- 9 Mini Gym Jumpers (3-- 5 yrs. old) Fee: $6.00 Monday 3:30-- pm A program of tumbling and basic gymnastics for children. The class emphasizes stretching, coordination and tumbling fun. Instsructor: staff 4 Womens Move It & Lose It Tues., Wed., Fri. pm Fee: $20.00 (includes 1 yr. membership) This course is designed to give you an introduction to a universal gym. Sauna, shower and locker room facilities available. 7 10 Fee: $12.00 pm Painting (Adults) Friday Learn the basic fundamentals and techniques of oil painting. Each student will have to provide their own materials. Oil 8-- 9 Fee: $20 Women's Activity Night Tuesday pm (includes 1 yr. membership) Different activities will be played such as volleyball, basketball, and etc. , Min. 6, Max. 8 Instructor: Mrs. Johnson Min. 6, Max Youth Exercise yrs. old) Monday pm Fee $10.00 (includes 1 yr. membership) Increase your overall body fitness, endurance and looks with a universal machine. Proper gym attire and tennis shoes are required. 10 9 Class starts April Min. 6, Max (8-1- 7 6 Instructor: staff Progressive Awareness & Self Hypnosis Wed Fee: $15.00 p.m. Progressive awareness offers a variety of relaxation methods and techniques based on scientific studies and theories for relieving mental and physical stress. Some of the subjects of the courses are self esteem as the center of all actions and interactions and its effectiveness, understanding truth and much more. Instructor: Russ Mosier, BS, OTR Youth Tumbling (6-- 8 yrs. old) Monday pm Fee: $6.00 Basic introduction to tumbling, coordination and balance development. Mat: rolls, cartwheels, handstands, headstands and backbends. Instructor: Chris Buckley Min. 6, Max. Ceramic Easter Egg (9 & up) Fee: $3. Here comes Peter Cottontail, hopping to Re wood to make Easter egg or bunnies for mothe Registration March Wednesday; April 1st 8. 8th pm Thursday April 2nd & 9th pm noon Saturday April 4th 8. 11th 16 1, 1981 Fee: $6.00 (includes summer membership) Ages 12, 13 and 14 years old, registration April 1st - April 15th. Games will be played at Redwood Center after school. Softball (Junior girls) 10-1- Instructor: Lila Romero Instructor: Debbie Butler WITH THIS AD 100-F- T. nn This three-wir- e weatherproof cord gives you the extra v..rh needed for electric lawn mowers, grass trimmers u. J power tools. UL listed and polarized for safety, it withstands hot sun and extreme cold. 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