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Show 8B THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, April 14, 1988 lM P ounuuLO PNI Winter Honor Roll Is Released At Utah State For Sandburg PTA Meeting David P. Jacobson, Bradley D. Franchina, Jennifier L. Herre, Robert Lauritz Scott, Ralph Henrick, Jan Vanderbeek, Clark G. Hamilton, Jeffrey Dale Hansen and Lorrie Auria Harper. LOGAN. Names have been announced of students from the Green Sheet area who were named to the honor roll for winter quarter at Utah State University. D. Jamie Included are R. Roosendaal, Anderson, Quinn Richard A. Kreifeldt, Marcia Banks, Wendy Stanley, William C. Jacks, Melinda Klein, Bret Gerald Dixon, Catherine N. Reese, Miriam Mansouri, Lisa Ann Rock, Lisa E. Millard, Kyra To Perform Tigers-Be-F- it WEST VALLEY. A general PTA mppfing will be held et tonight (Thursday) at Sandburg elementary. a group of The students who meet before school times each week under the direction of Jean Black and Delbert Hutchinson to practice aerobic fitness using jump ropes, Tigers-Be-Fi- t, Sysak. will present the program, PTA officers for the 1988-8- 9 school year will be installed. They Dianne include, Bogardus, president; Tina Belka, first vice president; Jan Mefret, second vice president; Leslie Tatchio, secre-thre- e tary; Kristie Mixstas, treasurer, Kathleen Horsley will serve as teacher vice president. Larry Peterson is principal. PUBLIC NOTICE EXCESS Shaun Stauffer, Mark Kevin Hollingshead, Robert Drake Fitts, Melanie G. Pugh, Lisa Ketgleen Humphrey, Bradley Bryan, Marci Muhlestein, Patrick W. Hayes, SINGER SEWING MACHINES AND SERGERS The V.B.R. Education Department placed orders in anlicipalion ol large school sales. Due to budget cuts these sales were unclaimed. These machines must be sold. These new Singer Open Arm machines sew all fabrics. Levi's, canvas, upholstery, nylon, stretch, vinyl, silk, EVEN ON LEATHER. Machines are designed to zig zag. overcast, buttonhole, and much more With 25 year warranty Now $148. regular $329. Credit Cards COD We ship UPS Ext. 100 Call tmMxmsmmfti 1ATASUB6IB HIGH FASHION ... Valley junior high students participating In the Parisian Rendesvols fashion show Wednesday include (front, from Nikleft) Jenni Nalsbltt, Georgia Pipkin; (back) Tawny Cooper, B.K. Huber, ki Chapman. SPECIAL. Fashion Show Is On Slate For Valley Junior Students Students VALLEY. WEST involved in clothing classes at Valley junior high will present a fashion show, from 7 to 9 p.m. school the in Wednesday THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD PUZZLE Vocabulary Builder BY BRETT A. BLAYLOCK Puzzles Edted by Eugene T. KUeska CHICKEN CORDON BLEU COMBO One hundred students will be involved in the show including about 20 boys, five of whom will model shorts and sweatshirts they made while the others model store clothiing. Crepes, made by students in the food classes will be served in the Good through April 23, 1988 auditorium. Students will model clothing they have made themselves, including casual outfits, dressy cafeteria. dresses and active wear. Students Teachers include Leigh Ann in the advanced clothing classes McCann and Christine Tolliver. will also model selections from The event is open to the public the Copper Rivet at Valley Fair with no charge for admission. 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TAURUS Apr. 20 20-M- GEMINI May CANCER 20 June 22 Financial activities call for the complete cooperation and approval of all parties concerned. Profits are likely. Look for unusual talents in your dealings with associates. You gain new and valuable experiences. Very interesting . I LEO July g. 22 VIRGO Aug. 22 23-Se- 8 Strong planetary aspects in your tenth house (status and profession) brings abundant energy and a strong impulse to get ahead. A higher state of awareness motivates you to seek further education and knowledge in scientific or humanitarian fields. 19 21-A- 417-4238- too. Heavy planets in your 6th House (work, service, health), give you insight into what is needed on the job, and pro vides the energy to go after it . Social activities bring fulfillment. A budding romance is likely to get a big boost, or you may finda brand new inteiest. 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