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Show Mothers, Girls In North Stake 5B Rosen and David Chapman look at map prior to 107-mil- e trip around Oquirrh Mountains, VIEW Thursday, Apr. ed. complete with dessert, which will be prepared by members of the stake Young Women board. Members of the planning commit- Eye Conference MAPPING TOUR . . . Cycling club members at Granger high Mike O'Leary, Glen Crooks, Pam WEST VALLEY Mutual-ag- e TAYLORSVILLE. girls and their mothers are being invited to the annual girls conference being held in Taylorsville North stake Saturday morning. "Its Not Only Paper Dreams has been selected as the theme, with personal progress as the goal of the affair. During the opening session, which begins at 7:30 a.m., the guest speaker will be Carl Christensen, high council representative from the 15th ward who is in the stake Young Men presidency. A musical number will be presented by members of the mother-daughte- r planning committee. Following the opening session, three workshops will be offered. During the craft class, those attending will learn to do Danish counted cross stitch under the direction of Natalie Jenkins and Kelli Peterson. Marsha Turpin will instruct the section on etiquette and a spiritual offering centering on achieving goals will be presented by Becky Wakefield. A salad bar luncheon will be serv- - tee include Sherry and Stacy Ensign, Sharon and Kim Giles; Cindy and Jennifer Smith; Toby Hunter and Serena Anderson; Beverly and Roberta Mudd, Nola Fisk and Tammy Ransdale; Peggy and Gayleen Goodsell. Other adult members of the committee are Ann Ostergaard, Betty Jenkins and Judy Nielsen. All members of the committee will dress in matching aprons. Try Green Sheet classified ads! 262-668- -- Third Term choral GRANGER. The group at West Lake junior high is preparing to perform during the district junior high choral festival to be held Wednesday at Kennedy junior high. The group, directed by Jennifer Strassburg, is the largest junior high choral group in Granite district and one of the largest in the state. Each group will be rated on appearance, musicology, interpretation, phrasing, intonation and rhythm. "This is the best mixed chorus Ive ever had, noted the director. HAIR DESIGN HELENE CURTIS Reg. GIMME CURL PERM Includei Cut Includes Reg. 7" $28s $4o Reg. 7" $4 Cut t Style Reg. MS CHILDREN'S CUTS MEN'S CUTS LUCY LEWIS 35.00 18 i Style ROUX ULTRA PERM Trip Is Goal Of Bike Club GRANGER. Riding a bicycle 307 miles to St. George in one continuous trip. Thats what members of the Granger high Bike club accomplished as school ended last spring and theyve planned for even bigger things this coming summer. A jaunt of a mere 100 miles is on tap for this weekend, weather permitting. The group plans to leave tomorrow (Friday) after school for a trip around the Oquirrh Mountains, through Tooele and back through Cedar Valley and Camp Williams, returning Saturday. The real trip will begin June 6, as school ends. Club members will cycle to Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado, which they figure will take them seven days. That was before Spanish Fork Canyon was closed to traffic. Provided that road is open by June, the trip will still take only the seven days, reported Mike O'Leary, president of the unique club. Well go by way of Moab and Monticello, he announced. "Weve had lots of help from the Department of Transportation, with information about such things as road conditions. A support vehicle will accompany the group to carry supplies. Weekly meetings at school on Wednesdays are being used to work out details, such as food, equipment, mileage goals for each day and other pertinent plans. "is. Earlier this year tflfc club pedaled to Antelope Island by way of Farmington. The big trip last summer to St. George took five days. We had a motor home follow us down, but we slept under the stars, he recalled. The cyclists came back riding inside the motor home, however. Our club gives us a chance to mix physical fitness with fun, the president explained. Also, it gives some members an opportunity to participate in something when they cant make it in another sport. Assis ing the president in leading the organization are David Chapman as vice president and Pam Rosen, treasurer. Glen Crooks, the adult adviser and teacher at Granger high, accompanied club members to Southern Utah last June and plans to be with them on their Colorado trip when school is out this year as well. West Lake Choral Group Eyeing Compet CLASSIC At Granger High Seven-da- y ' 21, 1983 LADIES FASHION HAIR CUTS Reg. $599 7 3884 So. 3600 West 969-019- 3 L We all have dreams. 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Receiving straight As were seniors Martina Maestas, Sharri Mills, Kristen Smith and Catharina Ubbe, juniors Alisyn Babcock, Cheryl Bettridge, Billy Brown, Kirt Francis, Nancy Beth Ivie, Cynthia Massengale, Jon Meyer, Robby Moriarty, Marcy Pratt, and sophomores Kaye Betz, Scott Chappell, Trudy Skogerboe and Natalie Tanner. Seniors earning a GPA of 3.7S and higher were Outi Kalpio, Gordana Zah, Deborah Green, Todd Pelland, John Hieu Lam, Christina Accordino, Cherrie McDaniel, Roxanne Rowley, Holly Gardner, Sheryl Oliver, Marie Orr, Philip Rogers, Huy Au. Also, Bobbi Hymas, Christine Poulton, Cindy Chambers, Linda Kee, Carolyn Smith, Jeffrey Walker, David Harrison, Carrie Jacobson, Tina Johnson and Gina Mondragon. 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