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Show 4B Thursday, June 30, THE GREEN SHEET 1988 SCHOOLS Culture, Art And Crafts Are Focus For Students At Whittier Elementary husbands Students school at are learning world in a arts and VALLEY. WEST attending summer Whittier elementary more about their program combining crafts with cultural projects, divide Students into four groups, explained teacher Gail Smith to work on various of the program segments Three Students Chosen As Commissioners For A Day PARK Three fifth grade students from local schools have been chosen to participate in the Commissioner for a Day program sponsored by the County GRANITE Commission and Christiansen Pepper Suzanne Crook from Fox Hills elementary and Jayme Morris, a student at Bridger school were selected from more than thirty essays submitted by children on the subject "How Salt Lake County Services affect my daily life." The three winners will spend one of their normal school days at including history, geography and education; arts and crafts; music, games and dance and foods. Countries chosen for the four week program are Japan, Brazil, Scotland and Australia, each studied for one week. Monday is research day and students use library books. culture they would like to do and decide on foods to be prepared. the history, On Tuesday, educational and geography system of' the country is discussed, and film strips or other visual aids used to add to the of its knowledge Students also select the arts childrens and crafts project relating to that culture. Wednesday is arts and crafts day. On Thursday, the students participate in songs, dances and games from the country. Last week, the students studied Scotland, and activities included dancing the Highland Fling and taking part in stone throwing as well as participating in their own version of a Scottish Festival and Highland Games. Foods included shortbread and filmstrips and other materials to research the country. People from the community who come from, or have lived in the country visit and talk with students about the culture, she added. the Salt Lake County Government Center learning first hand about county government, in a assisting conducting commission meeting and will participate in a real-lif- e problem solving experience, said county spokesman Kristi Draper. The program is designed to help students build positive attitudes towards public service and to in encourage participation government. Youngsters in grades five through 12 will be chosen throughout the year to participate in the program. SUMMER FLING ... Chelsea Birtcher, Paul Sampson, Mike Brady and Holly Brown demonstrate some of the things they have learned about Scotland during the week-lon- g study of that culture at Whittier elementarys summer school program. Arts, crafts and other aspects of the culture of many nations are the focus of the program. 33 Like some castles 30 Paul, in Pisa 37 Comes ashore 0 Laboiersof yore ACROSS Bcllona's bioiher 5 Ruih St. lOOrg IS Synthetic eMrogen. for short 43 possessive 18 Corrode 20 Prefix for dactyl 45 46 47 Contrary Forwarded Abbr 22 Julian's father 48 Chamber-musi- c 24 Alan's father piece 2f Skv lit courts 49 Bcm product 27 "L'Elisir 50 Natalies father d'aniore'' 21 heroine 29 Dispossess 30 Editor's notation 31 Actor Keach 32 Schlep 54 55 57 58 59 60 DOWN Gova subject !" 2 "Thanks 3 Rhine 1 tributary 4 Ominous 5 Judged 6 Surrealist Max 7 Negative prefix 8 Benedict's last words 9 Sam Houston was one 10 Ansuor ume Hardhearted 11 grandson of Ham 13 Pitchblende, 12 A eg 14 Moorish capital 15 Maiginal 16 17 21 23 involved, she concluded. Intermoun .Temporaries We have 80 immediate Job Openings ins Carpentry Clerical Machinists Secretarial Cement General Labor Assembly Etc., Etc. 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Sign 53"LilT'star mark 61 Seed. Comb, form 62 Acknowledged 63 Soltly, to Solti 64 Saddle adjuncts Margaret's 67 Gabby of father westerns Adlai's 68 Charlie's opponent father Part of C. in C. 70 Tibetan gazelle Julia 71 Western Howe Indians 41 Parisian 18 maps, charts, drawings and prepare reports, which works well for everyone, Mrs. Smith said. The program has been well worth while and enjoyable for everyone ROSSPuzzfes Edted by Eugene T. Maleska BY NANCY 1 About 24 students, ranging in age from kindergarten through sixth grade are participating in the class. Older children pair off with the younger to work on e 278-817- Dad s Day down-unde- r. English muffins. When studying Japan, the children tried their hand at origami, (paper folding,) ate rice and fruit and enjoyed sitting on the floor and using chopsticks to eat teriyaki, prepared by a mother who also told stories about her former homeland. Arts and crafts projects for Brazil included making flags, and weaving mats, and food items featured scrambled eggs served on hamburgers. The program for Australia was still under discussion at press time but Mrs. Smith said she hopes to give the youngsters a chance to play cricket, since she bat available. Her has a child-siz- Host Families Needed For Foreign Students THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD PUZZLE parents will be visiting Australia this week, she added, and although not yet informed of the fact will visit the and talk with the school youngsters about their homeland from 77 Unsettle 78 Shows off 79 Hunter and Richardson 80 Cover, as with mushrooms or onions 81 Potable's potency will is the 83 wind's will": Longfellow 85 Antiknock fluids 87 Frangible 88 Like a country gentleman 89 Fast time 90 Citrus coolers 91 Store gds. 92 Cohort 94 Actress Swenson 95 Minot's loc. 96 Ditto 98 Tete holder 100 Maestro de Your Week Ahead Horoscope ARIES Mar.21-Ap- r. 19 TAURUS Apr. 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