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Show New Talk, West Valley City, UT. Star Show Thurs., Sept. SALT LAKE. The collapse of the classic Maya civilization will be analyzed during a spectomorrow evening (Friday) at the Hansen Ancient Mexico. Conducting the lecture is Dr. Jeremy A. Sabloff, an authority on the Maya culture and anthropology professor at the University of New Mexico. Dr. Sabloffs lecture will be illustrated by slides from the Maya area. He will discuss previous theories of the Maya collapse and the implications of recent archeological research. Professor Sabloff is a are university invited accal- for the Showtiines new star program are Monday through Friday at 11 a.m. and 2, 4 and 8 p.m.; also Saturday at 2, 4 and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 and 4 p.m. Tickets are $2.50 for adults, $2 for students and senior citizens and $1.50 for children under 12. Violinist Performs Tomorrow on Tem- composed Chausson, Tchaikovsky, Saint-Saen- s, Robert Russell Bennett and Pablo de Sarasate will be included in the Dalton concerts, both beginning at 8p.m. Miss Dalton has studied for five years at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia where she will graduate next spring. Dalton also performed in the honors quartet at the Yale Summer University Cancer Clinics Offered SALT LAKE. Two cervical cancer screening clinics will be offered by the Cancer Control and Screening Program in this area within the next two weeks. The clinics will include a pap test, pelvic and breast examination, blood pressure check and health education. The risk factors, signs and symptoms of cancer and referral for appropriate medical follow-uwill also be explained. All sexually active women or those 20 years of age and older who havent had a pap test within a year are being encouraged to attend one of the clinics. Appointments are necessary and available by calling the screening program at The first clinic will be offered at the Southeast Christian church, 1881 Vine St., on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The second clinic is scheduled at the Grant stake center, 900 E. 3100 South, on Sept. 18 during the same hours. A minimal fee will be charged for the clinics, based on annual family income. Specially trained registered nurses will do the screening MURRAY. Eight fines for driving under the and Joseph D. Ipson, 8531 Pamela Way. tickets totaling resulted in fines totaling $299 for John E. Wor-the2015 Dimple Dell and $175 for David R. Makoff, 1995 Nevada St.; Shirley E. Allen, 688 Wall Ave., paid $225 for reckless driving and driving on revocation, while Kerry G. Eoff, 3077 So. 2855 West, was fined $200 for reckless driving and criminal mischief. influence were among 149 that were processed during the week in Murray Circuit Court. Judges L. H. (Lee) Griffiths, Arthur Chris-tea- n and Paul Grant $6,672 presided over courtroom proceedings, handing down fines on a variety of charges. Paying $265 for DUI and failure to stop was Joseph W. Groutage, 2712 E. 7115 South. Fined $250 on A DUI charge was Timothy E. Wight, 2148 Texas St. Paying $225 each for the same offense were Ronald P. Deans, 4711 So. 300 West; Fred M. Garcia, 3916 So. 3600 West and Thomas M. Adamson, 3087 So. 90th West. Paying $200 apiece for DUI were Kathleeen M. Urry, 4801 Saxony Dr.; Randall L. Butterfield, 1695 E. Woodbridge Dr. and Stratton, 119 W. 5275 South, and Marvin Atkinson, 6331 Coral Dr both failure to yield right of way; Kelly W. White, 1607 Princeton, unsafe lane change and Kevin DeMass, 6396 Goldencham Dr., impro per lookout. Paying $35 each were Cari-leRimington, 817 E. 6125 South, following too close, and Colean Larsen, 3019 W. 5685 South, improper lookout. Rob ert A Broadus, 8040 Viscounti Cir., was fined $30 for exhibition driving. Fines of $25 were paid by Eugene Lee Hale, Midvale, allowing an un licensed driver to operate a vehicle; Stanley L. Stockes, Ogden, violation of curfew on oversize permit; Douglas D. Vowles Jr., 1904 E. 10980 South, unsafe lane change and Gary K. Arnold, 1503 W. 10400 South, improper lane travel. Fined $20 each for turning violations were Katy D. Turn er, Sandy; Susan W. Lewis, 7623 So. 1700 West; Lowrie D. Hathaway, 233 W. Creek Dr. and Douglas C. Gould, 1653 E. 6670 South. Driving on the wrong side of the road resul ted in $20 fines for Maurice B. McCullough, 503 13th Av.; Ed ward B. La Faver, 31 16 Maple Way and Michael L. speeding resulted in a $110 fine for Mark E. Flowers, 5306 Hillcrest Dr. Fines totaling $50 were paid by Hobart M. Other $20 fines were paid by Herman W. Hadean, 8520 So. State, improper lane travel; Reckless driving Speeding and driving on revocation resulted in a $200 fine for Steve R. Bonner, 6081 So. Glenoaks. Paying $300 for failure to stop and driving with no registration was Carl A. Rupp, 4576 So. 2200 West. Leaving the scene of an ac cident resulted in a $50 fine for David W. Miller, 162 E. 6850 South. Paying $100 for theft was Steven Murphy, Sandy. Given six months "good behavior" probation for intoxication was Ron Young, transient. music School. Richard Elliot, a Curgraduate, will accompany Miss Dalton. Free tickets are available to those over seven years at the North Visitors Center front tis Institute desk. backing Improper . with an eye for th little things Newly-name- man- d the of Granger ger ranch, Zions First Nat-inBank, is Mary H. 'hite, who has held a jries of ositions t that loc-tio- n dur-l- g her ears test 10 in Val-:- y City. The iemerer, yo. e DAWN OAK Carbon igh in Price, joined ions in 1969 in the ser-ic- e department of the eadquarters office. A ear later she moved to he Granger branch, here shes been teller, ead teller, operations upervisor, assistant ranch manager and iow, assistant vice pres-den- t and manager. prowler A three-da- Fun- y take place at Valley Fair Mall from fair will Sept. 11 to 13th, its been annouced by Dick Brim-ley- , secretary of the Mall Merchants Assn. Confests, games, prizes and educational displays are on the agenda, Brimley said, along with a drawing for an automobile, displays of camping equipment with accompanying films on the subject and a photo gallery. I $4 29 Our Reg. 5.29 Big Selection of Reg. PANELS 11.29 TROPHY COURT BROADLEAF GET YOUR NFL IUG N' MUGS. Get officially licensed NFL Jug N Mugs (Thermos brand, value priced) Look for rugged, reliable Stanley tools tagged with this Super Bowl warmup offer Choose )ug, mug. set of 4 mugs Winning souvenirs with NFL emblem ADIRONDAK MOHEGAN Our Reg. 2x4x8 1 st. Quality Studs 1x2x8 Firring Strips !2x4x8 Sheetrock !2x4x8 CDX Plywood 1 x4x8 3 Pine ccas,hry& Particle Board Shelving 9 - Real Wood 29 1x12x6 1x12x8 $199 $315 V2x4x8 Particle Bd. $541 Heatilator Fireplace PARK. 34"x20' TAPE Board of Education agreed to purchase a school site at 24" South Tuesday night. The district will pay $24,500 per acre for the BLESS site, but stipulated that it must be 10 acres of usable land. GARAGE DOOR OPENER OUR 119" was .some concerning why the district must pay premium prices for school properties which in turn enhance the cost of the land to potential buyers. The property is in the midst of an area recently rezoned by West Valley City for the residential portion of Ivory and Companys massive development. About 2,000 homes are expected and it is an- DanceClub To Meet GRANGER. A dance club for singles and couples interested in folk and square dancing will meet each Friday evening for the coming year at the Redwood Multipurpose Center. The weekly dances will be held from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the center, 3060 Lester St. The club fee is $2 per person or $3.75 per couple and is payable at each dance. The club is new to the Redwood Center, commented assistant coordinator Mae Barela. The dances are open to interested adults with either beginning or more advanced experience. The first club dance will be Sept. 12 at the center. For registration or more information call PL OPENS DOORS HAS AUTOMATIC CHAIN DRIVE UHP. AUTO LOCK. OPENS UP TO 18' WIDE DOOR ON-OF- F LIGHT COMPLETE WITH 320 GLASS DOOR 524 LEVEL HI 247 BLOCK PLANE 5200 W. 3100 10-ac- THE ENERGY SYSTEM STANLEY TOOLS Approved The Granite 22 Sakrete 90 lb. Concrete 90 lb. Post Mix School Is GRANITE $ Vix4x8 Asphalted Sheeting 8 DELTA $12.99 LUMBER BARGAINS Site For raduate f and Still going strong. We've a examinations. another school site will be required in that general area. a If you are the owner or occupant of this week's CLAIM CASH Mystery Home, come to the Green Sheet office, 155 E. 4905 South, not later than noon on Tuesday to make proper identification. Proof of ownership, once worth $5, is now worth $10 if you have paid your carrier and can produce a current receipt. This week's Mystery Home is between 9200 West and 2700 East, between 2700 South and 7200 South. Last week's Mystery Home was at 2786 W. 4135 South in Granger. PANELING SAVINGS! $Aff00 SURFORM POCKET PLANE 399 HI 265 HACKSAW CURVED CLAW HAMMER Hill VV ALL PURPOSE KNIFE 99 3138 $299.00 WEISER THE FIREPLACE YOU DEADBOLT 1" Bolt V Single Cylinder BEST SELLING $ dSS SAW 259 9600 452VL 95 Reg. 299.95 16" BAR VIBELESS MOUNT ELECTRICAL NEEDS BATH FAUCET $ OUR REG. 21.99 INSTALL 59 EFFECIENT HEAT SUPPLEMENT. KEEP PEERLEJQT AT SUPER LOW PRICE CAN ALMOST ANYWHERE YOURSELF. ENERGY CHECK OUR Modernize kitchen, both with a faucet that won't washerless drip or leak. guarantee. IN THE PINK YOUR INSULATION NEEDS SAVE AT SUPER PRICES 3' 2x15 YOUR CHOICE R- -l Y D: S t 9ens Coming JSMSJBS. 1 OUR CWFJPTami! REG. 0BERG1AS OLVliPTC SWITCHES RECEPTACLES 4" OCTAGON BOX PLASTIC NAIL BOX Reg. to. 1.09 59 r COUPON m FREE GIFT COUPON CONSTRUCTION ADHESIVE ;- one of our Bring this coupon into stores and receive: 1 lb. bag nails or or 1 FREE KEY 2 (C Batteries GOOD OFFER or LUMBER AND HARDWARE D) TO 9 2220 So. State St. 4639 Holladay Blvd. 3909 West 4700 So. MASTER CARD & VISA 487-886- 1 277-262- 1 EP OTHERS FROM 995 ticipated that yet nat-- v , H Coupon Gift for Everyone Who Stops By One Of Our Three Stores Friday Or Saturday Sept. 5th or 6th. FREE members . M-- ... Those dont wants around your house may be do wants for someone else. You can turn them into ready cash by putting them in the area market place - the Green Sheet classified ad columns. BURTON'S Serving Salt Lake for 69 Years discussion among board . East. There's A Prize For Your p There ike Ptcuifet So. 300 B Evans, 5910 Sanford Dr., failure to obey a traffic control device and Teddy D Ausmus, 5635 So. 4015 West, unsafe passing Alan Madrid, 2880 So. 2500 West, was fined $19 for allowing three oc cupants in a vehicle while dn vmg with a temporary per mit. Failure to stop for a light resulted in $25 fines for John Pol lick, 972 Vacca Dr Fran ces E Miller, Mack Colo , and Frances C Montoya, 5490 Heath Ave Speedinq fines of $40 or more were paid by Alan C. Chandler, 1767 Nevada St., $50, Janet D Davis, 10741 Dimple Dell, $46; Melanie Bradford, 1250 Charlton Ave., $44, Frederick Palosky, 753 So. 900 East, $42, Donald M. Johnston, 1163 So 2nd, $42 and Susan Holmes, 6141 Rodeo Lane, also $42 Paying $40 each were Gregory l Decker, 1847 Marianna Cir , and Kay Lynn Stam,748 So 400 East A total of $1,003 was paid by 39 other motorists fined less than $40 each for speeding Violations including expired registration and inspection, faulty equipment, failure to possess driver's licenses and driving without corrective lenses resulted in fines total ing $1,180 for 59 persons mm mto&y 533-671- SALT LAKE. Violinist Alison Dalton will perform two free concerts tomorrow evening (Friday) and Saturday in the north visitors center ple Square. Selections by Gluck, or are being to attend. 4 calendars, upper theater of Refreshments will be served. For additional information those interested or may call the more the credited college University of Utah. He also served as a consultant for the current Hansen Planetarium star program Skywatchers of Ancient Mexico. The star program illustrates the rise and fall of the great cultures of ancient Mexico and Central America. It describes their astronomical discoveries and curate than modern endars. Was- will hold its monthly meeting at 7 at p.m Wednesday Whitmore Library. The new group was organized to serve residents of the southern part of Salt Lake County, including Murray, Sandy, Granger, West Jordan and Midvale. Women with a minimum of a baccalaureate degree from an ac- of which The newly formed atch branch of (AAUW) program developed HTS. University Women The free presentation will begin at 9 p.m., following the new 8 p.m. former teacher at COTTONWOOD. American Assn, Planetarium. star 6,672 is Paid Here For Wednesday talk James - 4, 1980 AAUW Meet Is Scheduled Scheduled ial illustrated 149 Fined West Volley View 969-987- 1 LIQUID NAILS p0Q gHMBBeeeeee WE DELIVER |
