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Show 7T SB THE GREEN SHEET Wednesday, July For a free copy of this booklet contact the foundation at 486 4993, or write Graystone Plaza, No. 15, 1174 E. 2700 South. Freebies BRUCE, 1 education & Information is available free of charge on Wed. evenings from 6 30 9 30 p m. at Sobriety Corp , 7355 So. 900 East, Suite 2, H Merest Plaza Additional services to the community include specialized youth program designed to provide service for the young offender; speaker bureau as a prevention technique to increase risk perception to the pitfalls of driving when drinking, alcohol & drug abuse counter measures For Info call 566 3700 ALCOHOL Fund Raisers DRUG i ARTHRITIS: JUVENILE About 250,000 children in the U S may have some form of arthritis. The Utah Arthritis Founda tion has a booklet available which discusses the form of arthritis In children known as juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. YARD SALE: The annual fundraising yard sale of the Alpha Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International, will be held Sat. from 9 a m.-p m. at 1160 E. 5690 3 South. charity CAR SHOW, Sun., 10 a m. 5 p m.. Thrift Town, 3559 Market St., West Valley. Presented by Association for Retarded Citizens & Salt City Cruisers, the show is open to all hot rods, street rods, custom cars, antiques & restored vehicles. Entry fee: S5, donated to Association for Retarded Citizens. All entries must be received by today (July 24) no late entries accepted. For info, contact Dan or Sandy at 966 3981 or 966 3167. OPEN HEART OPEN 'Cinderella' Debuts Aug. fp r-r GOLF Tournament, A Al.f'l,.. if.h7 4 benefiting the American Heart Assn., will be held Frl., Aug 2, at the Hidden Valley Country Club. About 200 golfers are exf to raise funds, for pected to research & education. Advance registration is encouraged since only a limited number of golfers can be accommodated. Individuals or corporations Interested In playing or sponsoring a team should call 322 5601. FOOD BANK: The Redwood Center Food Bank Is asking that anyone with a surplus of fresh fruit or vegetables please contact them. The Food Bank will provide the pickers. Contact Calvin at 972 1027 or Elaine at 973 0929 Receipt of Items will be given for tax purposes. CENTER has recently expandneeds additional volunteers to attend the upcoming training session beginning Aug 2. Session will include films on sexual assault, role playing with trainers using hypothetical situations, overviews of the RCC 8 talks from legal, medical, & psychological specialists. A good attitude St common sense, along with a time committment of 20 hours or more per month is all that is required. For application or more info cal 532 RAPE. make up for fh woman, card garnet, exvisits, letter ercise groups, one writing, adopt a grandparent, etc. If Interested, call Betty Ahrens (262 2908). Help needed weekdays, week nights, or weekends. e HcalthCarc ih 27$ 9 4 u;. i , v 4?& Vi Ow FIREMANSHIFI Alta View Hospital Education Dept, will ba holding their Flremanship merit badge class on Sat., Aug. 3 from 14pm. For more Into & ext. 2091 . preregistration call will enjoy learning Scouts and about the universe In this class. Instructor: Eric Lloyd. Registration: $20 (15 for Friends of Hansen Planetarium). non-scou- IT ' Y.AA.C.A. is one of the few full service health facilities In Salt Lake: Jr. Olympic size pool, gym, racquetball courts, weight room, locker rooms. Diverse programs: fitness, aerobics, swim instruction, racquetball, karate and other special Interest classes Call 533 YMCA, or drop by at 737 E. 200 South. RAPE CRISIS ed 8i CARE CENTER, CREEKSIDE 4725 So. 1250 East, is in need of volunteers interested in assisting recreation dept. & helping in areas such as nail care, music, personal i 1 " m- '"jjf tee-of- robin HOOD, a play about the country & western singer & writer, will perform a free concert Frl. at gentleman bandit of Sherwood Forest and his merry men starring the original Plum Lagoon. Tickets are required. Call Alley cast, will be performed Aug. 15 at Copperview Community Center, 8446 So. "YOU'RE IN CHARGE." a free program to 340 W., Midvale. Free admission. (Ticket, educate children & parents about sexual must be obtain at the front office of the abuse prevention, will be held Thurs., Center). at 7 p m. at Cottonwood Hospital. Aug For info call 262 3461, ext. 2176. ED T-- 24, 1985 Cafloiaito? I T'W - FREE BREAST CANCER SCREENING clinic sponsored by; the Center for Women's Health at Cottonwood Hospital Medical Center has been cancelled for July & August, but will resume again in September. Taylorsville InstaCare, 4700 So 2530 West, though, will sponsor a free clinic each Wed. from 18pm. thru the summer. For Info call 967 7667. RED CROSS BIOODMOBIIE will be at Murray West stake center, 5750 Nena Way, from 4 8 p.m. Wed. July 31; Holladay North stake center, 4935 Albright Dr., from 4 8p m. Thurs., Aug. 1; West Jorday River stake center, 1300 W. 7350 South, from 4 8 p.m. Thurs, Aug. 1. All blood types are needed. For additional info call 582 3431. Fairy Godmother Will Work Her Magic In Murray Park MURRAY. The worlds favorite fairy tale will unfold next week in Murray Park, complete with music by Rodgers and Hammserstein. Every girls secret dream will come true as the Fairy Godmother, played by Linda Moore transforms Cinderella (Bonnie Lund) into a princess to attend the ball at the palace where it has been announced by the king and queen (Steve Cottam and Judy Jones) that Prince Charming (James Horrocks) will choose a wife. The Wicked Stepmother (Mary Williams) has seen to it that Cinderella is left behind in hopes that one of her very unwinsome daughters Portia (Binky Willis) and Joy (Alisa Harris) might find favor with the prince. Cinderella does attend the ball, thanks to the Fairy Godmother, but things fail apart at the stroke of midnight and another act is required to right things again. Julie Andrews played the original role on Broadway, but the fairy tale itself goes back to the era in Egypt, the modern version having been translated from a French story. Rodgers and merstein set some of their most beautiful music to the ages old tale and It is staged in magical, colorful fashion with a large' chorus so typical of musical comedy. Cinderella will mark the musical theater debut in the new Murray Park amphitheater. Thursday, Aug. 1 is opening night and the production will contmue through Wednesday, Aug. 7, excluding Sunday. Tickets are on sale at Murray City Hall and Day Murray Music. Gates will open at 7 p.m. for those who have purchased tickets in advance. Ticket sales will begin at the theater at 7:30. Parking is available behind -- Lectures MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER is giving two Information talks: Wed., July 31 at p m at the Rose Park library, 1185 W. 1000 North and Wed , Aug 7 at p m. at the Kearns library, 5350 So. 4220 West. For more info call Rich or Raylene Widmeierat969 4243. can only be as safe as the tested recipes used. Be sure your pressure canner is accurate. Pressure canners with gauges, not weights, should be tested annually. USU home economists will be available to answer food preservations questions 8 test canners at the Valley Fair Mall Friday from 10 a m.-- p.m., or Whitmore library Frl., Aug. 2 from 10 a m.-- p.m. Bring pressure canner lids with guages only to be tested for $3 fee. CANNING equipment & HOME PROUD . . . Wast Valley's Irani Evan ehowe off hie classic 1933 Ford pickup, on of many antrlae In Sundaye Charity Car Show at Thrift Town. ' Car Show Entries Accepted Today WEST VALLEY. Today (Wednesday) is the last day to register for the Charity Car Show slated for Sunday from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. at Thrift Town, 3559 Market Street, West Valley. Presented by the Association for Retarded Citizens and the Salt City Cruisers, this annual show is open to all hot rods, street rods, custom cars, antiques and restored vehicles. The entry fee is $5, which is donated to Association for Retarded Citizens. All entries must be received toda- y- no late entries can be accepted. For additional information on registration or the show itself, those interested may contact Dan or San1 or dy at either 966-398- 966-316- 7. 4 4 Victims of crime & witnesses who testify for them have an opportunity to learn about courtroom procedure thru a court preparation class sponsored by the Victim Witness Unit of the Salt Lake County Attorney's Office. Class held every Tues. at 5 30 p m. in Courtroom 404, Circuit Court Building. The session is free. Anyone interested in learning more about court procedure may attend COURT PROCEDURES: Merit Badges DENTISTRY: Alta View Hospital Education Dept, will be offering their Boy Scout Wed from 8.30 10.30 a m. class Dentistry This class will be offered weekly throughout the summer. For more info & preregistration call 572 2600, ext. 2091. merit badge class will be 7 30 p.m , July 30 Aug 27 in the Hansen Planetarium. Taught by an astronomy merit badge counselor, this class is specifically designed to qualify scouts for their Astronomy merit badge. ASTRONOMY held Tuesdays, 6 Kcfieugol FUNERAL HOMES WEST JORDAN MORTUARY 1861 W. 7800 South - 255-727- (24 hr. service) 1 JkVewfol FUNERAL HOME 4330 So. Redwood Rood 968-380- 0 (24 hr. service) Watching the progress of a new building go up in the neighborhood is something we all do. It's easy to see that its construction takes a lot of planning ahead. From architect - to contractor -to worker - it takes shape according to plan. Your family's security has to be planned, also. And complete plans should include taking care of funeral arrange-ment- s now. can assist you, please call. If I AAAP 7i -- the arena at the County 3 jfcv. hr smC IT'S MAGIC . . . Cinderella (Bonnie Lund) is transformed into a princess to attend a gala ball given by Prince Charming by Linda Moore, who plays the Fair Godmother in the Murray Arts Council presentation of Clndrmlla, scheduled to open Thursday, Aug. I at the new Murray Park Amphitheater. Group and family rates are available as well as individual tickets for $5, on sale at Day Murray Music and Murray City Hall. Just What You've Been Waiting For Donnas Little .- oup ALAD lANDWICH Dell Fairgrounds, in the interior of the park and at the fairgrounds. The show is being billed as ideal for families. A family ticket is available for $22.50 for parents and children under 19. Individual tickets are $5. Group discounts for tickets purchased in advance are also available. The Murray Police Cadets will sell refreshments. Douglas N. Bishop is directing the show with choreography by Robyn Bishop. Susan Thompson is music director and Kendell Nielsen conducts the orchestra. Technical direction and set design is by Charlie Brown. A Meal In A Minute Stupendous Subs & Sandwiches With 8:30 P.M. Your Choice of Breads Soups & Salads Just Like Mom's Jumbo Dogs With Condiments Pop Coffee Game Machines 9 10 12 August Bicentennial Park Sandy8680 South 440 East FENCE SALE WE'VE GONE each 3300 Admission TO THE DOGS "T COUPON CHEESE DOG or -- Cedar Slate 1X4X6 COUPON I CHIU DOG & CHOICE OF ANY DOG WITH A FREE SALAD DRINK - 8- CEDAR J $15.00 family 2X4 RAILS For information call 4X4X8' 2 4X4X8' i ext. 267 Purchase tickets at the Sandy City Hall and Beesley Music (Union Square) Cedar 566-156- 1 6X8X8' Timbers CLOSED JULY Phone Ahead ft Your Order Will Be Ready 966-877- 5 a 24th We Cater! 24 Hour Notice For Large Orders 10 AM-- 7 3090 West 3500 South PM BUILDERS 3555 In W ef 3500 South Granger iHo ;Yo OXq dY )Yo ;Yg o' |
