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Show THE GREEN SHEET 6B 25, 1988 Thursday, February SCHOOLS ' "" Head Start Applications Now Being Accepted For For more information, interest- limited MAGNA. Applications are now August, and since there is i?yited to should plan on being taken for the Head Start space parents or 273-2024 Program here, according to making application now. resource Madeline Walker, CUP AND SAVE 1 g 1 r specialist at the CAP Center. Mrs. Walker noted that Head Start is a pioerHin ior children 0 low income families, and instruction will be carried out at the CAP Center, 3041 South 8560 West. D Hurry! Offers Expire 3288 Children must be four years old by September 1, and parents must provide proof of income with D W-- 2 forms, income tax forms, and a welfare card. A birth certificate 250-641- 11 r 1 n n Dre-scho- ol q0 (fiauel OpMix L-- INSTANT IMPRESSIONS Ml J !- ft PERMS $24s D and an immunization record are also required. The Head Start Program will be from offered June through Includes Cut D SLCC second place, "Total Look Evening;" Penny Davis and Kala Peterson, first place, "Total Look Evening;-- " Suzanne Curtis and Shanna Coates, second place "Commercial Day;" and Jill Yates and Paige Lerdahl, third place "Commercial Day." Community College brought home their share of awards from the Utah Cosmetology Association Plymouth Students Show What America Does Best with choreography under the direction of Anita Reisner, sister of Ms. Watson. Past presidents were honored and the PTA officers for the coming year elected. elementary Lee Hofling will serve as Second grade classes taught by president with Christie SteadJulie Watson, Patricia Starkey, man, vice president; Machae Janae Cranney, LeAnn Allred and Whitesides, secretary and Juanita Ada Kaiza participated in the Nelson, treasurer. TAYLORSVILLE. "What America Does Best - Spotlight On Broadway" was the theme of a Founders Day program presented week at last Plymouth production, THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD PUZZLE Terms of Endearment BY RICHARD SELVESTRIPuzzJes ACROSS 1 Sales ploy 7 Cause of bankruptcy 12 Noted neiman 1C Edge 21 22 23 24 Gotten up again 45 Part of Old Glory 46 Fragrant vine 49 San Frani tsco hill 51 Calvin of the Approximately 52 PGA Pul in a Leave port warehouse Underworld 54 Delhi titles name 55 Soil Comb 25 Former U S form post on the site of Chicago 27 Syrup source 29 Hubbub 30 Back of the boat 31 32 Take (oa higher court 33 Looked over the joint 35 Pretense 36 Rara 37 Used an aerosol can 40 A bit wet 42 Go over a paragraph DOWN Good deal 2 Switch ending 3 Shull leciK k 4 In the mailer of 5 Bandleader Weems 6 Compass point 7 Moved quickly 8 Flowed back 9 Lou! 10 Piroucue 1 Arr place 12 Short slop's sialism s ISCulinaiy ( real ion 14 Dry's parlnei 11 15 Note for Guido 16 Certain . backward 58 Roik group0 59 Indian, e g 61 Salad stuff 62 Goddess of discord 63 Narrow rojd 65 Pertinent 66 Glum 67 Thai, in Taxco 68 Perambula- tors 71 Deprived 72 Marries 74 Scandinavian 75 Melon pear 36 Yossarian porirayei 37 Takeslhe helm 38 Cioldoi platinum 39 ( eiemonial a is 40 Additional 41 C hjngc lot a five 43 INtpnl.ii dessert 44 Devon neighhoi 45 Binge 46 Biblical mount 47 Pl.nnt if fs of a sort 48 Study belatedly 50 Naval offu ei, for shot donkey 26 Evaluate 28 Becomes l 31 frayed Promising M Like Baim,. 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Winners in the category included SLCCs Penny Davis, first place; Don Jirak, second place; in the womens commercial category, day Suzanne Curtis and Jill Yates, also SLCC students, took second and third place respectively. Large numbers of students from throughout the state participated with competition between student very keen, said a SLCC spokesman. total-evenin- 10 VISITS Paul Mitchell Products 3525 So. 4400 West Students Bring Home Top Awards TAYLORSVILLE. Students en- the in rolled cosmetology- barbering program at Salt Lake A We Carry Sebastian Cs Salt Lake Community College cosgarnered four awards at the recent state-wid- e metology competition sponsored by the Utah Cosmetology Assn. 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