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Show Review - Thursday, November 8, 1984 - Page 8 Med. center hosts lecture on grief f On Monday, Nov. 12, from 7:30 to 9 p.m., Hospice of Utah County will present a lecture on "Un-derstanding Grief" in the Clark Auditorium of Utah Valley Regional Medical Center (enter off North in Provo). .The informal session will explore the grieving process and offer some methods of positively coping with the emotions following the death of a loved one. Originally funded by Utah Valley Regional Medical Center, American Fork Hospital and Orem Com-munity Hospital. Hospice provides For more informati services or ho nHh - - v -- ; sL . I" f i- - . A - J 4 ,v r 4 v Country Rhythm Cloggers: Front, L-- Jennie Johnson, Marcus Williams, Russell Nielson, Debbe Williams, Spencer Williams, Mark Williams, Tricia Wallin, LeAnn Wimmer, Andrew Williams and Dora Topham. Back, L-- Kristen Dickerson, Esther Stirling, Maria Rowley, Carole Jensen, Sonia Thacker, Kristi Johnson, Amy Williams and Jennie Topham. Country Rhythm Cloggers capture honors at meet The Country Rhythm Cloggers, directed by Mark and Debra Williams, walked away with top team honors at the Third Annual Clogging Competition held at Pleasant Grove High School this past weekend. The competition, under, the direction of Terry Tucker's Cloggers West, drew the largest slate of teams of any competition held in the Western United States. Over 60 teams entered the competition, from which four were selected to enter the "Shootout" from which the grand championship was determined. Each team in the "Shootout" performed three numbers as the judges selected the best of the field. The Country Rhythm Cloggers, ages eight to 16, bested the field with original routines to Steamlane Breakdown, Fire on the Mountain and a real crowd pleaser to the Beach Boys' "Surf in' USA." The two day event also included individual freestyle and duet competition. Country Rhythm Cloggers winning top spots in their age divisions were, first place, Spencer Williams, 5 and under boys; Joshua Williams, 8-- boys; Jennie Johnson, 8-- girls; Tricia Wallin, 12-1- 3 girls; Debra Williams, adult female, and Mark Williams, adult male. Other top honors went to Andrew Williams, 2nd place, 6-- 7 boys; Marcus Williams, 3rd place, 8-- boys; Kristen Dickerson, 4th place, 12-1- 3 girls. Duet honors went to Jennie Johnson and Joshua Williams, 1st place in the 8-- division; Dora Topham and Marcus Williams, 3rd in the same division. Lila Lee and Andrew Williams captured 4th in the 7 and under division, while Mark and Debra Williams won fifth in the 16 and over division. All teams at the competition competed for gold, silver and bronze ratings. Besides the Country Rhythm Cloggers, two other teams directed by the Williams won gold honors - the Timberline Cloggers and the Williams Family Cloggers. The Williams family captured the hearts of the audience with their rendition of "Long Tall Texan" by the Beach Boys. Three-year-ol- d Spencer was the "long, tall Texan." The Country Rhythm Cloggers are the only team in Utah to capture a first place or gold rating at every , competition ever held in Utah and Idaho in the past two years. They recently returned from a successful trip to the Universal Clogging Championships in Fontana, N.C. They will be featured at the BYU's "Christmas Around the World" concert on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 at the Marriott Center and at the Salt Palace on Dec. 1 for the Festival of Trees. o eoiirfnerifed top and ' Top is cowl neck, loose fitting, of a quality wool SSi blend fabric. Color is maroon -- fil with vertical gray stripes. fct- - Special Price Ab M(WhI Matching skirt is a bonded 'wv t full skirt with pockets. mjSTjv Fabric is wool blend. 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Laney's special price J du Pl ELcaraey's Vidoo I fcimdtedls if ifuWies iy ff fte neck U including Saturday J CONVENIENT REAR OF STOREjlS 86 West Moin, Lehi 768' Local cook books sought In celebration of the talent of good "home cooks across the country, Rebus, Inc., a New York-base- d " publisherproducer of quality cooking series, is compiling a multi-- ! volume collection of home cooks' best recipes. The series will be illustrated with original photographs in full color, and will include sections on chicken, cookies, brunches, salads, desserts, holiday specialties, and almost every cooking category. The name of the cook and the cookbook will appear on the page with the recipe; the complete name and address of the organization will appear on the acknowledgements page. Looking toward a January 1985 publication date', Rebus wants to include recipes from asmany community-produce- d cookbooks as possible. "The wealth of cooking talent in America is prodigious," says Valerie Pelzman, food editor of "Good Home Cooking." "We've acquired several hundred com-munity cookbooks, but we've only begun to tap these resources. The Junior Leagues have been most cooperative, but it's been a little difficult finding all the books produced by church groups and synagogue sisterhoods, ethnic communities, performing arts, hospital and research organizations PTA's and other local groups. That's where'we could use some help." ; !Ji ' Ms. Pelzman asks that "anyone with a cookbook to bring to our attention, please drop a postcard or note to GHC, Rebus, INc, 250 Park Avenue South, New York, N.Y. 10003... or better still, send a copy of the book and enclose a bill." Rebus will pay for any books it decides to keep, including postage and han-dling, and will return any duplicates. No recipes will be reproduced or excerpted without prior permission from the cookbook publisher and the cook. 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