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Show west 14 VALLEY VIEW Thursday, Apr. Week's Births 9, 1981 On May 6 - Twin Boys, Girls 4 -- mis. Cotton- wood hospital, 11 at St. Mark's and six at Valley The remainder West. arrived at other Salt area hospitals, with the exception of three born at home. Babies were born to Lake the R area following families: COTTONWOOD HOSPITAL Girls 7531 Gregg Morgan, 3689 McCall St. Scott D Stromberg, 3540 So 3272 West Russell Jenkins, 6504 So ClematesCir Robert Van Roosendaal, 5496 W CyclamanWay Michael D Alder, 3480 So East 300 Smith, L Kerry So. 3551 6830 West Nathan T Tolman, 5482 China Clay Dr George E. Banks, 4761 Blueridge Cir David L King, 4503 So Red wood Road Merrick Pehrson, Jupiter Dr Arthur E. Thomas, 185 3987 Vine St Gilbert Uhbarri Jr , 3813 Pinehurst Cir. Boys D Rees G. 3776 Saxton, Rockwood Way Dale H Brady, 4075 Scorpio Dr. Roger D. Carlson, 4021 So. 1600 West 6299 Dansie, Dewdrop Dr. Tony Pearce, 238 E. 5400 South 'Randy S Larson, 4311 W. 5740 South Michael R. West, 4189 So. East Richard Mace, 755 3344 So 4000 West Michael Blair, 119 W 6025 South Kim Chan Kwong, 1215 4505 South Dr musical Melvin Tassie, 3961 Burn mgham Dr Dennis Bill, 1230 W 4857 South James Manning, 4165 W 4715 South Gary Heck, 665 Malibu Dr George Darnngton, 5094 Highwood Dr. William F Painter, 5340 So 5420 West Jordan Cummings, 7385 Adams Road Susan Yeaman, 4759 W 4174 South David A. Warren, 2966 So. 8900 West Boys Bill Athenn, 2136 Nye Cir. Ronnie Ogden, 2828 So. 2670 West Dwight Alldredge, 5550 Peggy Lane Michael J. Beauchame, 817 E 3900 South Keith R. Cook, 2317 Harvestland Dr. VALLEY WEST HOSPITAL Girls Scott S McAllister, 3755 W. 3900 SOuth Donald L. McKinney, 3221 So Beaver St. Earl Johnson, 5047 Cree Dr. Randall Hainsworth, 2506 Oriole Way Boys 5049 CamstoneDr Hoby Gilgen, 3950 W 3100 South Camelof Auditions Scheduled MURRAY. Auditions for the summer musical production of Camelot, under sponsorship of the Murray Arts Council, will be conducted here in late April and early May. Producer Doug Mer- Bishop said Doug rill has been hired to direct the production, scheduled outdoors in Murray park July 29 through Aug. 4. Tryouts will be conducted in the Murray high auditorium Wednesday, April 29 through Saturday, May 2. The weekday tryouts will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. and the Saturday session from 1 1 a m. to 4 p m. Bishop said those wishing to audition should be prepared to sing a number of their choice and to read lines. He suggested music from Camelot or An 5361 Robinwood Cir. William Higdon, 1475 Sand piper Way Leo Franco, 3140 So. 4140 West Jerry Brown, 5586 So. 4220 West Darrell Heaton, 4576 W 4925 South Fred E. Brown, 2 E. Regal ac- companist will be 013 hand for those unable to supply one, The director is also requesting a resume of acting experience which should be prepared in advance. More than 5,000 insaw last years itial production of South spon- sorship of the Murray Arts Council. ! will be ... St. Darold G Rowley, 4080 So. 6740 West Paul R. Johansen, 4632 So. 1300 East Brian Kilgrow, 3378 So. 500 Jumiiurt (Beginning) Place 1980 1981 1st Bring this ad CLASS III )8 yrs under) 1st Place 1979 80 musicals and by nonmusicals nominated for top honors. If CLASS (advanced) lsl Place 1977 78 79 Handling emcee duties will be Mavis and Mrs. Kim Steadman. We oiler Recreational Gymnastics classes as well as a Competitive Training Program presented the papers first Limelight Award a A second year ago. For year olds Basic Movement 3-- Regular class price . Classes Pre-Scho- off $5.00 1980 Steadman was TINY TOTS and receive 81 Kinesthetic Awareness thru Gymnastic Activities The Gift For Every Girl Graduate Granite East CLASS the seven school you are the owner or occupant of this week's 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 2700 East and 9200 West, between 2700 South and 7200 South. Last week's winners were Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Zelch, 501 W. Vine St. in Murray. CLAIM CASH M Now WON by performances from each of Brings Cash Reward I. D. 1-0071 -26- Register UTAH STATE TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS highlighted M-- H presentation NEW STUDENTS presentation ceremony Friday is Granite's only nite 'til Compjnij Ron C. Talbot, 5295 So. Sydette Cir. Wade R. Davis, 6120 So. 725 by LANE East Roger Neria, 360 E. Woodlake Dr. Wayne Lewis, 3189 Wendell Way Gordon Hansen, 5497 Whitewood Dr. Michael Rosvall, 6353 So. Here's The Gift That Starts The Home The Gift Every Girl Dreams Of OwnThe Gift That Lives In Memory ing For Years To Come! East Ronald Stagg, 1445 Murphy's Lane Randy Hoover, 3640 Rio Cammo Dale Reynolds, 4424 Butterfield John Bowden, 3636 Toolson Dr. Wally Martinez, 3963 Venison Cir. Michael Lane, 3440 So. 500 LAY ONE AWAY East NOW Robert G. Elzmga, 3283 Belgarde Dr. Paul E. 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Chesterfield St. Tito Herrera, 5575 China Clay Dr. Lonnie G Whytock, 5162 So D Participantsnon-in musical and W. Girls Kent at 6 be will this years competition has been extremely keen, with the judges job being more difficult than ever before. W. ST. MARK S HOSPITAL 600 presented on May Kearns high. Williams Coons, 6091 Aries 400 Kyle presented this year. Nominations for the awards will begin appearing in next weeks Awards will be W. 1384 Twin Boys Randall Western Dr John Springer, Evans, spokesman said Green nominations for various aspects of the productions, such as music, sets and direction, as well as for eight individual acting efforts and for best shows. Each of the musicals was seen by a panel of Limelight Award will be seventh annual Green Sheet Performing Arts Twin Girl e Twenty-thre- were born at OTHER HOSPITALS Mervin Olive St The KEARNS. The Included Green Sheet To Honor Thespians Boost Baby Total Two sets of twins were among 116 babies born to Green Sheet area families, according to hospital reports issued for the week ending Sunday night. Sixty of the infants wore boys; 56 were edition ol Sheet. - HOME" FOLKS1 I I SOLID VALUES FOR YOUR HOMEl II If ( 1 J sf |