Show 43V The Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday July 19 1983 Th e 1 nbune laxi 77im Week' BROOKWOOD ELEMENTARY Ihu wee ifudertj At Opryland you can be With the country stars You see on TV atufs nmting ord art lubnifled Dy onedtng IB0OKW00D EiMtNTASY s Taxi SCHOOL 8440 So $rcw?wd Or m Sandy ft fiWv gfooe team wot it to'towng poem fi conjunction with a geogropny unit attraction is Dollywood It's Tennessee's version A special NEW YORK New York City In the sun Is quite a place To have some fun The Empire State Building Is so tall You must be careful To never fall! By Scott Thomas of Hollywood ALASKA Alaska Alaska Land of the Midnight Sun Bring along the gang And have some fun There's fishing and hunting In the woods nearby A couple of snowstorms But they'll pass by So what are you waiting for? Don't just stare You'll see elk deer or even a bear Not in a week not in a day Get on a plane and leave today! By Travis Mason Are nice for tourists to enjoy Akaka Falls and many more sights Will all their time employ Iao Needle rises to the sky In a valley lush and green If you long to leave Your concrete jungle These enchanting islands Are the place to see! By Matt Mortenson From famous football "Bulldogs" and the great "Georgia peach" The state has tradition that few others reach With the Masters at Agusta and its own Rose Parade Georgia has the treasures That King George never made By Michael Bennett TENNESSEE (For You and Me) In the hills on Tennessee Is the place I long to be Fare: If you like grits and sweet potato pie You can eat 'till you're sick And think you'll just die By Brandon Quinton GEORGIA Georgie is a land of Magnolias and sunshine With expressions like "Goobers" and "tall as a pine" From Brasstown Bald Mountain To the low Atlanta Coast Georgia is the Empire State that Uncle Remus loved most r for kids going places FLORIDA Florida a pretty great state You could go there on your Honeymoon date There's Epcot Center and Disney World When ycu go there your cares will be unfurled Miami Beach is known by many When you go there you'd better bring more than a penny Miami Beach is the place to go If you're tired of all the cold and snow Don't waste time HAWAII Hawaii was a paradise Captain Cook found lying in the sun All the islands were unified by Kamehamehe's son Waves wahinis volcanoes and pineapples Come real fast I guarantee you'll have are scattered throughout Great rivers border a blast! By Rachel Henderson IDAHO I was born in Idaho In the land of the great potato Where rivers nan clean And mountain tops are green As fluffy clouds float by In a pale blue sky Wild flowers and animals Grow big and small Creating a land of beauty Which is great and mighty By Shay Bingham IOWA IOWA the 29th state might not be the largest but we east and west Apple orchards cover the land And our abundant fruit is judged "the best" By Kimberly Burton MONTANA Montana is named The Treasure State "Big Sky" is on The license plate There's lots of land The view is grand For fishing hunting And camping It's first rate! Y The Indians were here first On the land The place where Custer Met his last stand You can pan for gold See the history of old Where Natural Wonders Wildlife and glaciers are great! By Marty Pierson think it's great With rolling hills And rich rich soil Excellent climate and Plenty of water to boil Numerous rivers Granite Youth Symphony Tours Are a Family Affair For Poor Children and Teens Is Free Lunch broaden their knowledge" Every member of the Pyper family has mastered a musical instrument from the piano to the trombone to the flute Each child has been a member of the Granite Junior Youth Symphony and the older ones have gone on to be soloists in the Granite Youth Symphony Mrs Pyper who teaches her children how to play the piano when they are 8 years old said all of them were eager to begin playing an instrument "We didn't have to force any of them to practice they did it because they love to play" The youth symphony practices all year long They perform a fall The Granite Youth Symphony rey cently returned from its annual summer tour which included performing in Calgary Alberta For one family the tour marked the 16th time a member has traveled with the symphony The Paul Pyper clan sent two of their eight children on the trip three family members have previously toured "We are a very musical family" said Janice Pyper mother "Music is our lives it's in our blood" The youth symphony is a organization for youngsters Mrs Pyper said "Going on the tour gives the kids a chance to meet new people make lasting friendships and 12-da- top-notc- h spring Christmas and summer concert every year "The kids in the orchestra don't mind all the practice because they are dedicated to their music They are good musicians leaders in their schools and good stu- when the upheaval started and in Tiananmen Square just prior to the armystudent clashes she said "Ev-inery day I would watch the news tently and pray that the kids were The Pyper children continue their music interests beyond high school Recently the two eldest traveled to China with the Brigham Young University Wind Symphony Mrs Pyper said although she thought the trip to China was a great learning experience she was relieved when her children returned home The symphony was in Beijing traveled by bus to Calgary and later performed in Yellowstone and Teton safe" dents" Mrs Pyper said Tribune Staff Writer On July 26 Kolby Reber and Da-kil- a Salazaar along with three other Utah students will be living a dream Kolby 12 and Dakila 13 — known to his friends as "DJ" — will be traveling to the Soviet Union to attend the International Space Camp at Novosibirsk The other three Utahns attending the camp will be Rangi Smart 14 Rocky Smart 12 and Kyle Anderson 12 all of Pleasant Grove Along with the five boys from Utah students from the Soviet Union Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Holland France and Kuwait will participate in the camp All five of the boys joined the camp through the Young Astronauts program at their schools The Young Astronauts is an international organization with more than 10000 chapters in the United States and 500 more worldwide Only five boys were chosen from the United States to participate all of them from Utah true" DJ are students at Salt Lake's Northwest Intermediate Kolby and School They entered the young Astronaut program through their math teacher Mila Baldazo "She told us it was a one in a million chance when she sent in our applications" Kolby said "But I guess they picked us because of some of the awards we got and stuff" Mrs Baldazo will also be attending the camp which lasts for 2 V4 weeks During that time the boys will hear lectures by space experts from around the world tour a Soviet science academy and study experiments in space design They also will have time for sightseeing around Moscow and the Novosibirsk area Since learning of their selection both Kolby and DJ have been preparing for their adventure They've County to Host Women's Softball Meet Cottonwood Complex 4400 S 1300 East The tournament is sanctioned by the United States Slowpitch Softball Association Entry forms can be obtained at the Salt Lake County Recreation office No 4900 2001 S State St Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation is sponsoring the 8th annual Women's Pioneer Day's slowpitch softball tournament Saturday and Sunday The double elimination event costs $150 per team It will be held at the Student Overpass Set for School applied for passports gone shopping and even studied the Soviet Union "I'm kind of nervous about the language" DJ said "After all I don't speak it" DJ is a little worried about his passport as well He is from the Philippines and hasn't received his citizenship yet But he said it is being from place to place express-maile- d and should be ready in time The parents say they are even more excited about the trip than the boys "They Kolby and DJ got to go to Oklahoma city last year and we thought it was great" said Colleen Reber Kolby's mother "I thought just leaving Utah was great but this will be fantastic" Mrs Reber said she isn't at all nervous about sending her son to the Soviet Union She said he's outgoing and friendly and she does not foresee any problems And she's already made sure he'll keep a journal and take lots of pictures The Soviet Union will pay for the entire trip except the air fare The boys and their teacher are looking for sponsors to help defray the cost Both DJ and Kolby have worked "At first when my mom told me I was going I thought she was kidding" Kolby said "It took a long time for her to convince me it was to earn this Symphony national parks Jackson Hole Wyo Rexburg Idaho and Great Falls Mont The orchestra consisting of 85 students and representing the eight high schools in the Granite district performed a variety of selections encompassing blue grass classical and Dixieland music Utahns Prepare for Soviet Space Camp By Darren Tucker Youth Granite The pedestrian overpass for students attending Silver Hills Elementary A should be complete by Aug 15 the Utah Department of Transportation announced recently The overpass will be built on 5600 West north of Mountain Man Drive (5085 South) In addition a bus loading and unloading zone will be built adjacent to the overpass The overpass is necessary because homes in the area are on the east side of 5600 West but the elementary is west of 5600 West said Shirley Iver-so- n UDOT spokeswoman Of the five bids received on the project Weyher Bros of Salt Lake City had the apparent low bid at $319500 Ms Iverson said However because that bid exceeded the official engineer's estimate by 10 per- There Really famChildren from ilies who lose access to breakfast and lunch when schools close for the summer can now participate in a Summer Food Service Program Fourteen sites in Salt Lake and Davis Counties are participating in this program which is designed to d lunch for provide a students who would otherwise go without during the summer The meals are available Monday through Friday and are free to children younger than 18 There is no individual registration application or qualification necessary for children who participate Disabled individuals can also participate in the Summer Food Service Program if they are enrolled in the disabled program The 14 Summer Food Service Program sites are: Bryant Intermediate School 40 S 800 East serves lunch from 10:55 to 11:30 am Northwest Multipurpose Center 1300 W 300 North serves lunch from 11:30 am to 1 pm Glendale Youth Recreation Center 855 W California Ave (1355 South) serves lunch from noon to 1 low-inco- well-balance- 3 to 3:30 pm Utahns Against Hunger & Utah Rural Development Center 12 E Center Street Midvale serves lunch from 11:30 am to 1 pm YWCA 322 E 300 South serves breakfast from 8:30 to 10:30 am and lunch from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm and a snack from pm Redwood Multipurpose Center 3060 S Lester Street (1585 West) serves lunch from 11:30 am to 1 pm Edison Elementary School 466 Cheyenne (1520 West) serves lunch from 10:55 am to 12:15 pm Emerson Elementary School 1017 Harrison Ave (1351 South) serves lunch from 10:55 am to 12:15 pm Hawthorne Elementary School 644 Milton Ave (1595 South) serves lunch from 10:45 am to 12:45 pm Jackson Elementary School 750 W 200 North serves lunch from 10:45 am to 12:15 pm Lincoln Elementary School 1090 S Roberta St (240 East) serves lunch from 10:45 am to 12:15 pm Washington Elementary School 420 N 200 West serves lunch from 10:45 am to 12:15 pm Utahns Gain Degrees Out of State smith Salt Lake City University of Alaska Anchorage has awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing to Charlene Collett Paule Salt Lake Theodore B Stevens Salt Lake has been awarded a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Pacific in Stockton Calif Several area residents have received degrees from colleges and universities in other states Institutions awarding degrees and the Utahns receiving diplomas are: Brown University in Providence RI has awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree to David Lawrence Gold cent officials must review the project to determine whether to award the contract or advertise for YOUR LAST CHANCE!! the job again If 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