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Show Students Collect $300 Pledged In Run For Life it so much that most have said they will continue training and plan to run in races during the summer. were Participating GRANGER. Nine students from Farnsworth elementary participated in the Heart Associations Run For Life program at Highland high. Myron Lucinda Gennessey, Smith, Todd Black, Troy Patter- son, Troy Perry, Heather Hamby, Fred Luttmer, Mochelle Black and Wayne Teacher Mary said the Hales. The Farnsworth students collected pledges of almost $300 for the Heart Association. Bedingsfield students trained during and after school for the event and enjoyed fokim 4 DAYS ONLY (TIIURS.-FRI.-SAT.-MO- n.) After Vote room mother and a member of the hospitality committee this year at Calvin Smith - Bennion PTSA Leaders Named BENNION. Claudia Johnson has been named PTSA president at Bennion junior high for 1981-8The mother of five has worked in many PTA capacities in the past, including being a member of the parents board in advisory Idaho. This year she was on the Reflections committee and was a room mother on the elementary level. I would like very much to be involved this year at Bennion junior because I would elementary. Peggy Greenwood is the new secretary. The treasurer, like to help children to feel a closer relationship between home and school, she commented. She would also like to be more aware of Roger Music Honors Cottonwood Seminary Noted SO. COTTONWOOD. Rites Eyed Three top instrumental music awards have been presented to students at Cottonwood high. The National School Orchestra award went to Martin Slack, while Jim Cutler was recipient of the Louis Armstrong jazz award and Suzanne Ivie received the John Phillip Sousa band award. The three were announced during the an- who have four years of seminary will be completed Bolens No-ba- Originators of... mowing! No-rak- e, MULCHING MOWER If you're economically minded, the 8621 is just right for you. You get Bolens patented mulching action at a price by Cottonwood seminary tonight (Thursday) at graduated the South Cottonwood stake center, 1260 E. 4800 South. Conducting the 7:30 p.m. services will be Chris Brockbank, president. Speakers will be Steven Crandall and Barbara Taylor. Nina seminary Whiting will give the scripture reading. Prayers will be that's too good to up. Kathy CHS- - SO. COTTONWOOD. BELOW DEALER COST! Hill, Hussy, Sandy Moody and Gail Peacock. Students 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Gladys Bone, is the mother of nine. An active PTA worker this year at Bennion, Susan Schmidt, is historian. Mike Chinghas been named teacher representative. Members of the nominating committee were Karalee Hartley, Claudia Johnson facing the community and school and help in solving problems them. Named vice pres- nual instrumental ident was Kathy music banquet by Clint Frohm, instrumental music teacher. Hussy, who has two boys attending Bennion. She has been Those named 16B for senior outstanding listed on the Utah State University honor roll. They include Joyce Lee Crocker, Sally A. Read, Barbara A. Walker, Jon B. Hook, all Taylorsville; Andrew B. Walker, Lisa band and orchestra, were jazz honors WEST VALLEY VIEW o Robert Rigby, Matt Meredith and Mike Romney. The most improved senior was Keith Burleigh. Juniors cited for being outstanding in orchestra, band and jazz were OLynn Larsen, Andy Schrank'and Todd Russell, with Vera Loveless selected as most improved jun- Geer. From Hunter, Larena Lund Messerly and Jolene Dahl. e, Lar-rabe- Brian Those dont wants around your house may be do wants for someone else. You can turn them into ready cash by putting them in the area market place - the Green Sheet classified ad columns. e, Steven- son, all Holladay. Listed from Granger were Kerry Peterson, Leslee A. Wright, Delbert L. Whetstone, Merlynn Pugh, Lorie Ann Garrett, Grant K. -- CHECKING WITH INTEREST ler were sophomore recipients of orchestra, band and jazz honors, with Ian Wi- NOW Earn Interest on your Checking count balance. See us for details! nters named most improved. Mr. Frohm announced next years officers. Meade Steadman will be president of the music council with Owyn Anderl as vice president and Alice Redd, as secretary. Ac- What a difference it makes! Our staff is the important part of this difference. Meet Lisa Perry, Teller. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Full Service Banking 9:30 a.m. to Driveup 8:30 to Lobby 9:30 to 5 Friday-Driveu8:30 to i Lobby 9:30 to 6 Mon.-Thur- Historians will be Laurie Forman and Julie Stevens. 4 p.m. 6 p Cottonwoods INTEREST ON SAVINGS orchestra and jazz Highest Legal Bank Interest Paid band spent Thursday cutting a record, Mr. Compounded Frohm reported. We Daily Personally Serve Our Customers What a difference It makes ' - - - 23 From Area On AiAKK USU Roll LOGAN. 21, 1981 Burton, Craig S. Crid-dlJulene Robertson, Steven M. Yaka, Kelly C. Treseder, Margo Stangl, Kristine M. Laursen, Murray; Toni L. Sherwin, Granite Park. Others are David D. ior. Owyn Anderl, Reid Lobrot and Dean Ful- Thursday, May v 1 Twenty-thre- 1765 DEPOSITOR Carriage Square Redwood Road Phone 4150 So. MEMBER FDIC. EACH e students from the &msl 966-658- 1 INSURED TO $100,000 originating Green Sheet area are of- fered by Steven Low and Bonnie Lundquist. 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