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Show Our Error - Review Of KHS Show Incomplete ' c; Edi'or i A noti computer cios 0 a s gn.t if (ni por Von of the rovtew ol kfarntj of "Thu i.iph s ptoPurtioo Musa Mmi ' to t)o omitted from lost week s p,.pt r Thot tn re The pertioii oppi-or- 0 ' r c n sheet rtcjrets this error dna flu concern it moy have aused tor thos stuot'nts m voWtri A s .,1. i I) .M ;i r i r ;i n i r a n i t li e Heidi , '.Johnstons . A loud booming well. voice accented his pec- His scene formanee. with Prof. Hill in front of react ions wore superb They helped make the library .scene one of he shows most outstanding Her interaction with tellow east members was her greatest strength and hei change from uptight to a woman in love was -- the mayor's perteet. She also sang her role well. Becky McDougal used a deep voice to help perhighlight herEuialie formance as MacKecknie Shinn. She was a sheer delight from beginning to end, playing her station in life to Her scene perfection. when the firecracker went oil was outstanding as were her facial expressions. Miss Oppositeas Mayor McDougal Stiinn was Louis Holder. He brought maturity beyond his years to the production and used it msTVAllEYVIEW Thursday, Mar. w mansion was one of the shows best moments. Two young men could adequately be described as show stealers. They were Mark Hutchinson as Tommy and Jeff Brey as Marcellus. Hutchinson chose to play his role as Kristine Nelson, first; Heather Hamby, Bobbie Ann Nelson, third. Winners in art were, memorable event and he was the impetus for the success of Shipoopi. Edie Johnson was a NOW OPEN PLASTER MASTERS dimension mischievousness to Day and Night Classes Available HOURS: TUES.-THUR- 9688893 10:00-6:0- 10:00-9:0- his effort. As Amaryllis P.M. 0 CARRIAGE SQUARE 4128 p Ann Humphreys effort at the piano was highly entertaining and on Saturday night the timing for her (See Page 11C, Col. 7) P.M. 0 Win-thro- that as a drama student he is more inclined to portray than a child might have been. The audience really enjoyed FUN, EASY, NO FIRING MON. WED. FRI. SAT. of So. 1785 W. DISEASES SURGERY and of the WHEN FEET THERES TROUBLE A "FOOT CALL US 4370 So. Redwood -- Specialist Rd 967-3338 Danger Signals of Pinched Nerves: March II, Lindsey and . . fund-raisin- KEARNS. Third grade students at South Kearns elementary are finding added interest in their Utah history and American history studies as they view paintings of Indian life and culture in their school halls. The 10 paintings were done by Sioux Gaylen Vance when he was 16 years full-blood- Varied Events old, according to prin- cipal Elmond Wilson. They include a painting of the youths grandfather, chief of the Sioux nation. Gaylen the son of Mildred Benoist Long, has a sister, Vanda Long, now in fifth grade at South Kearns. Now 19, he is studying art at Brigham Young - Slate Full At Gourley School PTA KEARNS. The Gourley elementary PTA will sponsor a girls maturation program at 7 oclock tonight (Thursday). All fifth and sixth grade girls are being invited. Girls must be accompanied by their mother or another adult. Dr. Fred Langelund will be the guest speaker. Career week will be held Tuesday through March 20. Students will be invited to write essays Tuesday on what they wish to do after graduation. On Thursday, representatives from a variety of careers and jobs will visit the school and discuss their careers and educational nrrm nnm -- require rai ments with students. On Friday the students essays will be posted in the school halls for everyone to read. A parenting workshop is scheduled for 7 p.m. on March Parents interested in attending are being asked to register by Monday. The discussion Monday will be themed on how to help a child succeed in school. Tuesdays discussion, directed by Nancy Anderson of the PERC Center, will be titled Building relationships Two with children. workshop sessions on Wednesday will be entitand led "Discipline (See Page 11C, Col. 8) 23-2- WEST center. The pictures have added a great deal of interest to our social studies program, giving the students a clearer idea of the life and culture of the Indians and also an appreciation for Gaylens talent, Mr. Wilson said. Stake Leaders Plan Conference MAGNA. Tom L. Bird, president of Magna stake, along with Joseph E. Finch and Richard C. Mantle, is planning for stake conference sessions to be held March 21 and 22, which will be under the direction of Philip T. Sonntag, regional representative. The message for the conference will be centered around missionary work. The Saturday night meeting at 7 oclock will be open to all adults and young adults age 16 and older. Sunday at 8:30 - a. m. ' youth session will be held and the general session will begin at 10. Both are open to all members and their friends. Parents and students at Kearns junior high are being invited to attend IEP (Individual Educational Program) conferences to be held Tuesday and March 19 at the school. PTA representatives will call parents to schedule the appointments, according to principal Dr. Woody Clayton. Conferences will be arranged from 1 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, with a lunch break from 4:30 to 5:30 and from 3 to 7 p.m. Thursday, he said. Parents and students will meet with students advisory teachers to discuss SAT test results, registration for the 1981-8- 2 school year and any problems or schedule changes or questions. We want to invite all our parents to come and bring their students with them. We would love to see every parent connected with our school visit with us on these days. The confererices offer a very positive experience for student and par- gnt$, the principal said. 4 4 the Magna Temple . . OPES-b- J Pain Between the Shoulders Painful Joints, Nervousness 6. project . 7. Lower Back Pain, Hip Pain, Pain Down Legs Why FREE? dents have which usually Of area resi spine related problems respond to chiropractic Thousands care Tni$ fmd .s our way out if you De helped of encouraging you tc have a problem that by chiropractic care it is also our way of acquainting you with our staff and facilities Examination includes a minimum of 10 standard could screening tests for evaluating spine and nerve function While we are accepting new patients no one need feel any obligation . Most Insurances Accepted Robert-Son- s TAILORING DRY CLEANING 98 $35 Pc.SuitPlain Dress 2 Low on Price, High on Quality Carriage Square 4100 So. & Redwood Rd. v . 8) 966-060- 5 Masonic . Larry PTA At Frost Eyes Meet On School Success GRANGER. The PTA at Frost elementary will hold a general meeting at 7 oclock The Family Health and Home Center' 4067 W. 5415 So tonight (Thursday). KEARNS in Hands or Feet 1965. g REMEMBER- (From Page 2C, Col. Numbness 4. acquisition of new jackets for members of both organizations . . . Mrs. J. Bernell Day of Magna was named to serve as Girl Scout Neighborhood chairman for the area. Assisting her were Mrs. L. W. Alexander and Mrs. Edna Barney . Mrs. Gerry Huber was reelected president of the PTA at Lake Ridge school . . . First place winners in West Lake junior highs science fair were Rick Farley, Kenneth ' Ashcroft, Linda Moss, Mary Callahan, Christy Young, Max Chapman, Tim Collins, Kristine KEARNS. Universitys Salt Lake Pain Down Arms, Shoulder Pain 3. which resulted in the the Teachers, Parents Will Meet Art Enhances Studies Neck Pain, Tight Muscles 2. Granger Jaycees and Jaycettes were sporting a new look following a . At South Kearns Diz- ziness, Loss of Sleep 5. Nelson. Gaylen Vance shows South Kearns elementary students Angie Trujillo, Christine Barker and Vonda Long some of his pointings on display at the school. ART WORK Headaches, 1. Members of the tion were Katherine Kellersberger, Laurel DR. RONALD H. BROWN Podiatrist-Foo- t outstanding teenfor 1967. The agers honors qualified them to compete for state and national awards in the s outstanding of America program . . . Neal Grover, a member of the class of 1960 at Utah Technical College, was elected president of the Utah Tech Alumni Assn. Other officers included Archie Shaw, Wats, Lee Open-shaand Lynn Mayberry. man, Mary Lund, Tom SIXTEEN YEARS AGO, as reported in the Green Sheet of second; Randy Wiss, third; primary, Keri Lyn, first; Natalie Wilde, second; Julie Gourley, third. Three winners going on to regional competi- fine dancer, refreshing Zaneeta. Her eegads was done with just the right touch. All too often that is overdone and one dreads to see the character come on stage. She was natural and added a dimension of sweetness that we oldsters enjoy in teenagers. Chris Mickey added a Fisher and Mary Wanless. high, Jensen, helped make a were selected as the schools Granger intermediate, Robert Dent, first; Chris Breys performance was exceptionally he Bob Carone, Rick Water- seniors at Ar-dit- h Welch and Brenda Christensen, second; life. A and Lear.ne Baker, teen-ager- termediate grades, miscievous rather than tough guy and it worked extremely well. He was a bright addition to the show without sacrificing the authors intentions and he appeared to be having the time of his smooth. Bunkall In the intermediate grades, music division, winners were Katherine Kellersberger and Brenda Christensen, first place; Laurel Lindsey, second; Tina Nelson, third. Primary grades music winner was Bill Johnson. In the literature division winners were, primary grades, Staci Lindsey, first; Becky Pedersen, second; in- 12, 1981 A representative Kearns Shopping Center of the 968-354- Rocky Mountain Family Institute will be the guest speaker, discussing how to help a child be successful in school. Election of PTA officers school for the year will be 1981-8- 4 2 held and the school band will PRICES &opr MA(2Cff-- I2.yl3yl.4- - perform. A maturation program for sixth grade boys will be held at 7 p.m. on March 19. Boys art to be accompanied by their parents. Jan Johnson will be the guest speaker. Kindergarten registration will be held April 15. 52.1. say Reflections Winners Are Named J mmiJD HUE ffij? 0, GRANGER. The Farnsworth elementary PTA has announced winners in its annual Reflections contest. Master MECHANIC FIX-I-T KIT now 2X4 STUDS While Supptes "extra" tool kit for kitchen drawer, glove compartd ment. Set includes adjustable Ideal drop-forge- Bottfolt'ft BUILDERS MART 355S W. 3500 So. 8-i- n. slip-joiwrench, pair of pliers, plus two screwdrivers one regular and one Phillips, packed in a MMTS4 handy plastic storage pouch. 6-i- n. nt QUANTITIES LIMITED |
