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Show Mrs. Christiansen TO THE Woman Given Volunteer Honor KEARNS. Mrs. Olivia Christiansen of Kearns has been selected Volunteer of the Month by the Community Services Council Voluntary Action Center. For the past three Mrs. Christiansen has served as manager of the Kearns years, Family Life Center volunteer shop She has Farnsworth - EDITOR in other volunteered capacities at the center a total of eight years. Prior to her service at the Kearns center she was a volunteer at Vet- erans This newspaper is happy to accept any Letter to the Editor which is not libelous, malicious or profane. It is suggested they not exceed 250 words. All letters must be signed, however, the name of the author will be withheld and a nom de plume used if accepted for publication Administration hospital. She volunteers 35 hours per week at the Kearns center. She has helped with special programs for children at Christmas time and very much enjoys the senior citizen program, where she socializes with lonely, house-bounpeople. Others at the Kearns center described Mrs. Thanks, city . . GRANDER. Christiansen as The Farnsworth elementary PTA is organizing a Helping Hands program to assist children in getting to and from school safely. The program involves parents who are home during the times children are walking to school and home again, offering support to any child who has a problem, whether it be an approach by a stranger or needing a bandaid for a scraped knee, said public relations chairman Nancy Brantner. Any parent w ho will be home during the hours immediately before and after school who would like to assist with this program is being asked to contact Carol Anne to our new West Valley City Council, in particular, Mr. Ron Day. Mr. Day was able to obtain gates and fencing Perry, a good will among employes, staff and other agencies that share our building. Her contributions to the center and to the community are of much value. Recently Mrs. Chri- stiansen BRAND V2 SOLES $5 OFF with thii od EXPIRES OCT. 31,1980 BRASS BOOT 8325 W. (ARBOR 3500 So. PARK) Newton New Head Riley Newton, a Monroe, Utah native with bachelors and masters degrees from the University of Utah, is the new principal of West Lake junior high, where the 1980-8school year is getting under way this week. Mr. Newton has been with the Granite School District for 25 years. During that time he has served as a teacher, coach, counselor, assistant principal and principal. He served as principal of Valley junior high the past eight years, having been assi-taprincipal at Cyprus high prior to that. He and his wife Lois have five children and 1 Lutherans Slate Sunday Sermon KEARNS. Dr. Lee will conduct worship services at 9:30 Sunday morning at St. Pauls Lutheran church. His sermon title will I want heaven be, Martin PERMANENT WAVE 501100 "a.3: LONG HAIR EXTRA Beck T. ScM Back to School Specials Children under R9 a 25$J Rqmm 1 now. 2 50 Offtr good Tim). Sept Hail. Fw(dm MARKET ST. 5 - Is GRANGER. popular 1947 comedy Life With Father will be shown at 7 oclock tonight (Thursday) at the Kearns Library. The movie, featuring William Powell, Irene Dunne and Elizabeth Taylor, is based on the memoirs of Clarence Day. It is considered a classic slice of Americana. Admission is free. NEOPREME West Lake JHS special contributions to the facility. Film From '47 Era Is Slated KEARNS. The MEN'S NORWOOD Taking over duties as principal at West Lake junior high is Riley Newton. IN CHARGE . . . given recognition by the centers staff for her The log question at the end of every vacation is: How can a camera that clu ks, produce so many pu tores that don't? Linda Mason West Valley City, Ut. Late fees . . All Colony West subdivision children must cross this bridge to get to Academy Park was 967-517- SHOE REPAIR SPECIAL around the canal bordering the new Dartmouth bridge, a goal that previously was unobtainable. brings with her a happy, cheerful radiance that has made the lives she touches more pleasant. She stimulates much . This letter is to express my appreciation warm, caring woman, who reaches out to those she serves. Mr. Louis Yeates, center volunteer directMrs. or, commented, Christiansen learned from the new PTA president, Shirley Bevin, that once our new city was aware of the problem, they immediately went to work in obtaining these safety measures. Mayor Hank Price and Mr. Ron Day came out to the bridge to evaluate and ascess our needs. It makes me feel proud and happy to be living in West Valley City and at last have leaders who care about West Valley needs. Thank you, Mr. Day. I To the Editor: d Pupii Assist Slated granted, but no one would want to live without their running water Anyone would make a special effort to pay their bill if given the choice of payment or no - Beginning in ember, worship Septser- vices will use the first setting in the Lutheran Book of Worship. Sunday school will begin Sept. 14 for those age 4 to confirmation age. . To all Kearns residents, Do you think its fair to pay a 10 penalty per month on a bill thats paid a few days late? I do not. Yet that is what elementary. This was a great concern to most of the parents, particularly those with younger children, as the canal was left wide open with no precautions as to the safety of the children. I have worked in the previous Academy Park PTSA presidency trying to obtain safety measures from the county on the old foot bridge and on the new bridge. It was a lot of red tape and at times I felt like I was batting my head against a stone wall. water Furthermore my protest was against exces- sive penalties for late payments - not nonpayments Now 1 am not advocating making a habit of late payments Far from it However it happens to the best of us and for many different reasons. Other utilities not only give you better than 30 days to make up a late payment before imposing penalties, but they find it adequate to impose a , per month penalty Why then does K I D need 10 ? When the drought hit us a few years ago, most of us did our part by cooperating with suggested water use Our lawns dried up and it has taken several years to bring them back Also after many of us installed a sprinkler system our water pressure dropped, leaving us short of the pressure needed Kearns Improvement District (water and sewer service) charges if to Some- one somewhere is not doing their job' Above all this our rates have been raised I think it's time for a change in our favor Perhaps your water bill is small and 10 does not concern you But for those of us with large yards and large water bills 10 is not only outrageous, but unfair your bill is paid so much as one day late. When I inquired about this excessive penalty, I was told it was the only way K I D. could make people pay their bill. This I do not believe. It may be true that we use our water so often and so freely we take it for the peo- themselves unless enough public pressure is applied. If you are concerned I would like you to voice your opinion Come to the K I D Board meeting, which is open to the public, on Aug 28 at 7:30 p m. It will be held at the K I D. office at 5410 South 4220 West. I will be there. But without local sup- - West Valley City, UT. Watt Valley View Thurs., Aug. 28, 1980 port, nothing will changed! IB be Marylinn Moormann Kearns On equality . . . Dear Editor, Few women are equal to a man when it comes (See Page 6B, Col 4) & R Block Income Tax H Course Begins Sept 8th lhousunds of people with (.pare time ore earnas tax pre ing mone parers in the growing field of Ini ome Ta x Serv u e H 4. firing ing R BLOCK is of a Basie Ini ome Tax Course starting Sep teinher H There will he a i hoii e of morning or esening i lasses Classes will he held at convenient It 4. R Blo k locutions in the Salt Lake City area Students may charge fee to their Visa or Masteri harge ai i ounts the modest For will dents increasingly com plex tax problems as study progresses Stu dents find this course in teresting and challeng weeks students study all areas of 12 tax preparation and re-- i five ai tual experience preparing individual returns Experienced Bloc k personnel will h current teai laws, the orv and application as praiticed in their offices mast to coast There is in a lassroom lec ture on each subject and practice problems at every level The course is programmed to teach stu c Anyone mav enroll There are no restrii turns or qualifications of un kind The course is ideally suited for house wives, retired persons teachers or untune want ing to increase his tax knowledge While qualified gradu ates of the i nurse will he offered job inter views, they are under no obligation to accept em plovment with BLOCK HAH The mcxlest fee i harged for this course includes all textbooks supplies, and tax forms necessary for completion of the school Certificates are awarded to all graduates Registration forms and brochures for the Income Tax Course mav he oh tamed by confuting the H & R BLOCK office in Salt I,ake Citv at 177 K 900 S, Phone .'155 4(01 nine grandchildren. I am very happy to be at West Lake. This is a great school, a beautiful facility with a grand staff. We are looking forward to a good year for everyone - students and staff, he said. -- PTA At Monroe Sets Goal GRANGER. The Monroe elementary PTA membership drive is already under way, with everyone a member being the goal, according to Julie Sartori, membership commis- sioner. The theme for the drive will be Up, up and away, join the Monroe PTA, she said. We want to invite and encourage everyone to she stressed, join, Mothers, fathers, grandparents, neigh- bebors, baby-sittercause we feel PTA benefits everyone in the community and draws a community closer together. If people want to have a say in their government, they should join PTA, she added, 3B,Col.5) s, point-(SeePa- CEO GADILV 7III2 c DTO s2, H Whirlpool Rcs - Whirlpool Micro Ovon Arklu Eebor Malic Cot Grill John Paras 50 Gift Certificate. Moral - $65 Vclae. . . Wallpaper Warehouse 24 Wooden Bread Boards Woedkeast 4 - $25 Clft Certificates. . . Valley Fair Mall 9x12 Natarcl Fiber Rag $20 Vdao 2 - $25 Clft HAAGAS MATTRESS FACTORY 8901 So. 1300 W., West Jordan adequately water our lawns. Unfortunately ple we not only elected but are paying to serve us will not concern 307 E. 21st So., Salt lake City Certificates 24 Wooden Yard Sticks 20 Bags of Groceries $300 Vdse Wardleys, Murray Mill Catlet Murray, Granger Woodheuse Dans Food - "Hoot" llooton Cheryl Rapp COQIliriG SCHOOL EXPERTS mm mm ot i? Village T.V. Sharons TV Pcpanlkolas Farnitare McDovgal Western Aoto Doags TV 4 Boar Body Wallets . . Mill Ballot, Murray la. Veloo 2 Cds. Palst - $40 $8 Granger Vdse. . . tTd!?aper City 2 Bollywood Steaks. Martins Meats $50 Clft Certificate. . .. . Rtgcaty Realty Ra . Great . Vdao. Cttanaa la's Furniture A Upholstery Coppor Tea Kettle Fireplace Don Firtplaeo Bellows Fireplace Don Little Big Maa Pizza Certificate Utile Eg Man Pizza C |
