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Show 4 Abandoning Brown For Blue To Taylorsville man has joined the investment department of Zions Bank after having been associated with Continental Bank for many years. Hes Gordon E. Harman, 1487 investment In addition to regular business, initiated a pilot neighborhood watch program on Monday. He also is expected to receive council approval tonight (Thursday) to purchase six used cars for use by the detective division. . The neighborhood watch program, which Campbell proposed to the council in early March, will have Three In Magna - - Conference Calls Youth Of Stakes residents patrolling their uson a neighborhood regular basis, ing CB radios to stay in contact with a central base. Campbell. Campbell has said he believes that replacing the old uniform will im ... - MAGNA. Family A Circle of is the theme of a Love youth conference being held May 6 tri-sta- -- Motivation Charted cuses as not having enough time or money or somebody gets in the way to block progress. The real reasons, she offered, are quite often: Im not willing, I cant, or I wont. of progress toward accomplishing the goals is important, the speaker noted, stressing that efforts can be reinforced by use of positive methods such as team members telling each other how good they are. Efforts should be made to discard negative comments from team members prone to utter phrases like, Well, I never could do math, anyway. Chamber members were admonished to watch for elements that could delay or prevent them from achieving their goals, being alert to such danger signs as; procrastination, doubt (or fear); devotion to status; complacency; loss of purpose. TAYLORSVILLE. When members of the West Valley Area Chamber of Commerce went back to work after lunch here Thursday, were armed with the they mechanics of motivating their employes. d Their knowledge was derived from a talk by Pat Latham, director of Utah Technical Colleges Salt Lake Skills Center. She addressed an audience of nearly 90, appreciably increased from the usual monthly membership meeting turnout by women who were guests to observe National Secretaries newly-acquire- Week. The speaker advised her listeners that one of the first steps toward motivating a group of people, such as employes of a business operation, is to identify the mission to be accomplished and to outline a statement of purpose. The leader of the group, she said, should strive toward all members of the team being able to be familiar with the mission and know where they fit into the picture. Members of the team, it was noted, have to know when to be nice to each other in order to accomplish the goals, as well as when not to be nice to each other. In setting goals, she said, it is necessary to write them down, as well as to identify what you are talking about" so there is a clear understanding among members of i the team. After determining how much time it will take to accomplish a goal, Chamber members were told, a target date must be set to give something to shoot for. In addition to pointing out all the reasons why the goals should be reached, the speaker noted, one should brainstorm why the job wont get done, adding, "then you wont be surprised. Stumbling blocks that fall into this category, she said, include such ex For Police Work Six Granite district high schools will take part in a pep club fair to be held at Olympus high tonight (Thursday), starting at 7 oclock. Performing in the boys gym will be pep clubs from Cyprus, Olympus, Granger, Granite, Cottonwood and team will Skyline. A be held at 5 p.m. in the wrestling room. Each club will present a five to routine. Judges from out of state will judge on criteria including precision, uniformity, originality of formations, precision in turns and head-fliprhythm and beat, sparkle, enthusiasm and rapport with the audience. A trophy will be awarded winners in each event. Scott Whipple, assistant principal at Cyprus high, is chairman of the event. 2x4x8 1 RAILS of aggravated burglary and assault, Campbell noted. Three other officers received lifesaving awards. They were: - Officer Ronald Johnson, who revived a man who had attempted to commit suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning ; - Officer Kurt Imig, who revived a baby with CPR and h resuscitation; and - Officer John Maxwell, who attempted to revive a young girl after a house fire. He used CPR and h on the victim, but she died later. Receiving certificates of merit for excellence in police work and outstanding performance of their duties" were Dets. David Shopay, Michael Wells and William Heath, Det. Sgt. Richard Sweeny, Lt. Terry Keefe, Sgt. Charles Illsley and Officers Richard Boddy, Fred Matt-fielmouth-to-mout- mouth-to-mout- d, William Leonard Whipple. McCarthy and 1x4x6 1 279 1x4x6 2 CEDAR J 1x66 1 1 6x8x8' RAILROAD TIES FREE 69 7" CEDAR CEDAR 60 46i 1 10 CEMENT BAG 425 Delivery With Complete Fencing Order of 90 Ft. or Morei Financing Available for All Home Improvement and Fencing Needs AttWim . . A West Valley area resident has been promoted to assistant trust officer by First Security Bank. Hes Gregory D. Burnett, a Brigham Young University who has been affiliated with the banking firm since 1980. He holds both bachelors and master of graduate business administration degrees from the Y. - He and his wife Karla residing in Kearns are parents of three First Security's LUMBER & HARDWARE 6413 W. 2700 SO. 250-444- 4 - prowler -- - A fourth Factory Outlet store in the area will soon be established at 4870 So. Redwood Road, where it is expected the doors will open in approximately 60 days. The company will remodel a portion of a 35,000 square foot shopping center which has been acquired by D.U. Corporation. The space in which Factory Outlet will locate was previously occupied by Rons IGA. The center, previously owned by Investment Associates, was purchased for about $1 million," said Jim Gaddis, representing the seller. - Senior Citizens Eye Busy May In Magna MAGNA. Varied activities are being planned for participants at the Magna Senior Citizen Center this month, including entertainment at the center, as well as field trips. A Mothers Day program is planned for May 7. Included will be a meal with baked pork cutlet as the main course and entertainment by an allgirl quartette. On May 9 a trip to Wheeler Farm will highlight the day, after which the group will go to a restaurant for lunch. On May 13 there will be an open house at the center commemorating Senior Citizen Week. The entire community is being invited to visit the facility. In addition, there will be an arts and crafts display, as well as a program. Anyone wishing to stay for lunch may register at least one day in advance by contacting Pat Nageli at On May 19 there will be a flower arranging class taught by Fern Llewellyn. Registration for the session may also be handled by calling the center. On May 23 the group will travel to the Utah Museum of Natural History at the University of Utah, after which members will have their a choice of dining at either the or the Hawaiian. Mrs. Nageli also said the menu at the center next week will include baked fish on Monday, ham and potatoes-au-grati- n Tuesday, beef stroganoff Wednesday, turkey Thursday and baked pork cutlet Friday. 535-720- Chuck-A-Ram- ni You may never have to apply for a loan again. Your Premium Line account enables you to make the most of any investment opportunity, travel needs, financial obligation or major purchase, immediately, by using a convenient charge card or writing a personal check. Created for customers with a first-clacredit line! 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Access to HandiBanks and Plus System automated teller machines. ss s, LANDSCAPE TIMBERS $499 ... with an eye for the little things seve- WESTERN RED CEDAR FENCING 2 ?mv&i n-minute a. 4x4x8 POST fke - prowler - Premium Line provides credit clout and much more. - 3" tri-sta- y HOLLADAY. WEST VALLEY. Officer Steven Speery received the medal of honor for meritorious service at the second annual Police Department awards banquet last week. The medal of honor was the most prestigious award presented at the ceremony, at which 19 persons were singled out for their work during the past year. Speery pulled a traffic accident victim from a burning vehicle and the vehicle to try to get another trapped victim out before the Fire Department and other help arrived, said Chief David Campbell. The Police Star award was presented to Officer James Jastram and reserve officer Karlton Per-reirOn IVfay 30, 1982, they attempted to apprehend six suspects fleeing from a burglary in progress. The officers pursued the suspects and sustained injuries when one lashed out at them with a tire jack. That suspect was later convicted 1 sit-do- direction of Larry Turner and Vickie Petty. Other leader representatives include Richard Lohmeyer and Jean Rydalch, Magna East; Sharon Anderson and Shane Riley, Magna Central. The three-daaffair is being planned by the youth, under the direction of Beverly Hunt and Brad Olsen, Magna stake; Sherry Whitworth, Magna Central; Susan Ogden and Nondie Nicholes, Magna East. can give you more credit clout direct E. H. deButts, who will direct technology development for the Aerospace Division. Flnlayson leaves a post as program manager for the Hercules plant in McGregor, Texas. - Food, Field Trips Pep Club Fair Draws Six Schools To Oly Honor Is Awarded 4x4x8 POST at three stake centers. The activity, involving young people from Magna, Magna Central and Magna East stakes, will begin with a fireside on May 6 at 7 p.m., featuring Peter Jeppeson as guest speaker. That will be followed by a dance in the cultural hall at Magna Central stake center, 8181 W. 3320 South. On May 7 at 10 a.m., an Almost Everything Goes Competition will take place at the Magna stake center, 3084 So. 8400 West, where there will be relays, three-legge- d races, gunny sack races, an eggcarrying contest and a dunking machine. That evening at 6 oclock, Magna stake young people will host a meal, after which there will be meetings with individual bishops of each ward where the importance of families will be discussed. At 8:30 p.m. the youths will reconvene at Cyprus high for a concert featuring Sun, Shade n Rain. conference is being The sponsored by Magna stake under the 8 prowler Multiple personnel changes have been announced by Hercules at its Bacchus Works. Edward Hikida has been appointed to a new position as project manager of composite structures. He joined Hercules as a development engineer in 1972; has bachelors and masters degrees from the University of Utah. E. L. (Shag) Swanson has been named manager of personnel placement; F. Ray Yourdon, manager of training and Gerald T. Johnson, in charge of management development FLYIN' FINISH . . . Jim Talbot (left) taka a leap at the tape to beat Ron Husband in gunny sack race In preparation for activities of tristake mini youth conference in Magna. Campbell to the patch, but the sun is uncharacteristically far in the northwest sky above the Great Salt Lake, council members pointed out jokingly to of- - will Flnlayson Robert H. Garff, president and general manager of Ken Garff Imports, has been named to the board of directors of Tracy Collins Bank. Garff has served on many boards. He currently serves on the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce board of governors and on the board of directors for Deseret Book, American Cancer Society and others. College. Department. snow-cappe- Road. ficer. Mr. Harman is a graduate of West high and LDS Business previously told the council. He feels the improved appearance of the vehicles, with a wide, light blue stripe along the sides and back (with the citys WV insignia on the rear door) also will improve the departments image on the street. The debut of the new uniforms will cap a busy week for the Police Mountains in the background. Its sunset, according . His new duties will be assistant merely security guards, he Oquirrh During CofC Talk Mango I. s strategic marketing succeeding Dr. - A prove the respect given to West Valley officers. The brown uniform, unique for this area, made it difficult for some people to know whether the officers were really policemen or uniforms worn since the citys inception in favor of the more traditional navy blue, Chief David Campbell said Tuesday. The appearance of city police cars also will change, but the transition will not be as immediate since it will take more time to replace the insignias on the side of the vehicles, Campbell told the City Council here Tuesday. The new uniform (officers will purchase their own; they have a small monthly uniform allowance) also will contain a new patch on the shoulder. The patch shows lighted city d streets with the Willis -- Be Worn By Police 28, 1983 systems. children. New Uniform WEST VALLEY. City police officers will have a new look Sunday. On that day, the West Valley department will abandon the brown Thursday, Apr. WEST VALLEY VIEW Establish your Premium Line Account now. Inquire at any First Security office. 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