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Fill IfirSSfC Fuller O'Brien Pro Shop J nCms Hattnamel NtCmrtr, VrCK With -- come early. j mi-- J L '"tRIOaLATtA 685 colors to choose from, it's not going S --Jfj to be easy. Ar.lERICAf P0Rll5rpR0V0 ' :Thursday, April 29, 1982 - Page 14 Democrats Sponsor Essay Contest - The Utah State Democratic Party will ; award U.S. savings : bonds to high school, Ijunior high and elementary school students for winning essays on "The I-mportance of In volvement in the Utah Political Process." High school students may compete for a $1000 savings bond by sub-mitting an essay of 1000 words or more' junior high school students may win a $500 savings bond with an essay of 750 words or more; and elementary school students will be eligible for a $250 savings bond with a 500-wo- essay. Second and third place prizes will be awarded. Essay entries must be submitted to the Utah State Democratic Committee, 849 East 400 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84102, by May 5. Winners will be an-nounced on Saturday, May 22, at Lagoon. Winners need not be present to win. For information, students may contact the Utah State Democratic Committee at (801) 328-023- 9 or their school district's ad-ministrative offices. . nHllBiwiM! HW .minr ..... ; K . Z s i i i i s v f wA i s J L x , Yt M.A- - r ft J ') i UTAH ANGELS - The Jr. drill and dance team recently won honors in enthusiasm, sportsmanship and precision at the 1982 World Cup Festival. The group is trained by LeGene Lyman. Utah Angels Win Honors At World Cup Festival The Utah Angels Jr. Drill and Dance Teams emerged victorious with scores of four Superior, one excellent and three first place trophies in Enthus-iasm, Sportsmanship and Precision at the 1982 World Cup Pre-cision Festival held last week. The 15 hour competition was held in the elegant grand ballrooms at Hotel Utah in Salt Lake Citv. Eighty-tw- o of the 117 Angels live in American Fork, Lehi and Pleasant Grove. The remainder are Provo and Orem resi-dents. The highest ratings awarded for in-dependent drill teams ..was won by , the Teenage Unit of Utah Angels. They received a score of 98 out of 100 for their performance of "Breakup Song." The Utah Angels are trained by Mrs. Emer-son (LeGene) Lyman at the Apollo Hall in American Fork. Championships in other categories were won by many tri-cit- y residents. April Ander-son, Tonya Pace, Keri Christopherson and Mindi Baum all re-ceived individual troph-ies in the Outstanding Performer Division. The Pleasant Grove High School Drill "Viqueens" walked away with first place in high school division championships and the Pleasant Grove Orch-esi- s won first place in the Character Division. Both groups were trained by Elaine Spencer v Hanson, a faculty, t. member at Pleasant Grove High School. Mrs. Hanson also received a first place rating in "Adagio , Dance" partnered by Mark Judkins. She was praised for her out-standing talents both as a dancer and a choreographer. Second place troph-ies were won by Kathy and Mike Norman, age 8 and 9, in Children's Ballroom Dance. Mike and Kathy are the children of Gary and Colleen Norman. Third place in the same division was won by Melissa Cardon, dau-ghter of Lois Cardon. All are residents of American Fork. Mel-issa was partnered by Jeff Stewart from Provo. In the Physical Fitness category, first place was captured by Mary Ann Morgan's demonstration and competition group of 14 glamorous tri-cit- y mothers. The trim and active women age 20 years and older, re-peated their per-formance by request of the World Cup (w at the Grand Bit as a featured floorabai that evening, were praised for t outstanding phy, beauty and endurm, and the fact that tl have46childrencoD. ively. First place in ckJi ren's folk dance went it a group of third fourth grade childre from Lindon for the rendition of "Tub tella." They m trained by Rbeca Lyman at Beck;! Dancing School i Pleasant Grove. All first place chamf ionship groups hn been invited to at the World b Festival in Los Ang4 in . November. 11 ( World Cup Regioi Festival is sponsor by the World Q; Association. Preside is Bob Awford frx Seattle, Washington. I JUNE FULLER :! THE COUPON CLIPPER ; Add Smart Shopping to Curriculum ; By June Fuller ; DEAR JUNE - As a busi- - - ness teacher at Campbell I Memorial High School in ' Campbell, Ohio, I am happy Z to report that my sophomore - students have been learning - the "art" and "skill" of - couponing and refunding. I My students have become Z knowledgeable hi organizing Z their coupons, finding refund forms, saving proofs of pur-cha-and sending for offers. refund. Send the required refund form and four labels from any size or style of Del Monte Taco Sauce, Enchila-da Sauce or Salsa. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. Hidden Valley Ranch $1 Refund. Send the required refund form and the Univer-sal Product Code symbols from any three packages of Hidden Valley Ranch Salad Dressing Mix. This offer is valid only where advertised or displayed. Expires June 30, 1982. Hunt's Meatloaf Fixin's Refund. Receive a refund of 50 cents, $1, $1.50 or $2. Send the required refund form and labels from Hunt's Meatloaf Fixin's Sauce. For 50 cents, send two labels from any flavors. For $1, send two labels from differ-ent flavors. For $1.50, send three labels from any flavors. For $2, send three labels from different flavors or four labels from any flavors. Expires June 30, 1982. Ragu Pizza Quick Sauce Super Heroes Free Jar Offer. Receive a jar of any Ragu Pizza Quick Sauce. Send the required refund form and five labels from any jars of Ragu Pizza Quick Sauce. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. The R.T. French Co. Receive a $1 refund. ' Send the required t refund form and the register tape(s) with the prices of two French's Black Pep-per packages circled. Expires June 30, 1982. Copyright, 1882, United Feature Syndicate, Inc. 'Z One of our many projects includes determining which ; coupons their parents can use and then swapping for -' them in class. My students have also Z become alert consumers who recognize inferior as well as superior products. They have written to compa- - Z nies to complain about prod-- Z ucts that did not perform 'r well or were defective, and they have also praised Z companies. .' iZ I believe that a student who learns to handle these ' situations effectively has an important advantage in cop- - ing with the realities of life. Z Dennis Katsaras, Camp--' bell, Ohio. , DEAR DENNIS - I wish " that smart shopping was taught at more high schools. I feel terrible when I think about a person who gradu-- t ates from high school with-J- ; out the least bit of knowl-- ! edge about shopping l' effectively. - I hope that your letter will inspire school administra- - C tors and teachers to give this area of education the atten tion it deserves. MONEY-SAVIN- TIP: Bee Cochran of Granada Hills, Calif., says that she does a lot of refunding but hasn't had to buy an enve-lope in ages. "A lot of the mail I receive includes business reply envelopes, and it is a pity to throw them away," she writes. "Instead, I put a pressure-sensitiv- e label over the address portion and a postage stamp over the third class box in the upper right-han- d corner. Now I have a perfectly good envelope, which I can use to send for a refund." Bee and other refunders whose money-savin- g tips appear in this column receive a copy of the couponing and refunding magazine, The National Supermarket Shopper. Write to me in care of THE COUPON CLIPPER, United Feature Syndicate, 200 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10166 Here's a refund form to write for: Pepsodent Tooth-brush Offer, P.O. Box 5572, Maple Plain, Minn. 55348. This offer expires June 30, 1982. Here is this week's list of refund offers. Start looking for the required refund forms, which you can obtain at the supermarket, in news-pape- r and magazine advertisements and from trading with friends. Mean-while, start collecting the needed proofs of purchase as detailed below. Remember, some offers are not avail-able in all areas of the coun-try. Today's refund offers have a value of $6.78. Seasonings, Sauces, Sugar, Syrup, Salad Dressing (File 4) Buitoni Foods Corp. Receive a jar of Buitoni Sauce. Send the required refund form and the labels from three or two jars (or any combination of three labels) from Buitoni's Spa-ghetti Sauce. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. Del Monte Mexican Food Offer. Receive a $1 |