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Show THE GREEN SHEET S Thursday, August 20, 1987 y inj a. u Activities Slated At West Jordan WEST JORDAN. Parents of students attending West Jordan elementary are being invited to attend a general PTA meeting followed by a night activity to be held this evening (Thursday) at 7 o'clock. The PTA 19887-8- 8 budget will be presented and the new PTA board members will be introduced, said Kathy Daniels, PTA president. Following the PTA meeting, t m 7 back-to-scho- ol tc: Columbia Principal Is Named - READY TO GO . . . Hortlond Umtntory school In West Jordan is one of three now schools the Jordan District is opening when school resumes on Aug. mini-olymp- ic 31. like Crescent Viow mlddlo and Jordan Rldgo elementary, Hortlond will bo completely ready to receive students. 6. andsit-ups- Hartland To Open With first five winners WEST lt from each category and drinks will be provided to participants, courtesy of the local Hardees. fWQ3 JORDAN. J. Dale Christensen has been named prinHartland cipal for the newly-buielementary school that will open this fall at 1451 W. 7000 South. Dr. Christensen served as principal of Westvale elementary for the past 10 years and previous to that was principal of Edgemont elementary in Sandy. He taught school for two years in Jordan District and also in Eugene, Ore. for three years. He earned his masters degree from the University of Oregon and an education specialist degree from the University of Utah. He received his doctor of education degree in public school administration from BYU in 1983. He is currently serving as a ROOF jTl CONVERSIONS O OFTEN COSTS LITTLE MORE THAN RETARRING YOUR PRESENT ROOF i..miifl5ii' FINANCING AVAILABLE NO MONEY OOWN 5 YEARS TO PAY EXAMPLE: 1000 SO. FT. ROOF (OR $72 PER MO.) w member of the Board of Directors for the Utah School Board Assn. and is also a member of the Granite District Board of Education. Along with Dr. Christensen's transfer from Westvale to Hartland elementary, will come the special ed cluster class program. Special ed teachers and students previously at- tending Westvale elementary will now be attending Hartland. "We will be on a traditional schedule this year," noted Dr. is being Christensen. "Year-roun-d planned for the future. The school was built for a capacity of 840 students. The enrollment this year will be approximately 600 students." He added, "It's going to be a year of organization. We will be piloting a built-i- n computer lab program for Jordan District here that will house 20 computers. There's going to be a lot of inservice training for teachers and students. "I have a strong desire to work closely with the community. One of my objectives is to unify neighbors and create a community type of atmosphere. I want people to feel this truly is their neighborhood school," he remarked. Parents and children are being invited to attend an open house at the school on Aug. 27 from 4 p.m. so that the children can become familiar with the school and also meet their new teachers, explained Dr. Christensen. Dr. Christensen and his wife Linda, a kindergarten teacher, are the proud parents of seven children: Brian, a student at BYU; Heidi, a student at Weber State; Jason, a student at Granger high; Cathy, a student at Valley junior high; Jared and Wendy, students at Robert Frost elementary and Becky, a preschooler. "We're kind of a homebound family, he stated. "We raise farm animals; cows, sheep, chickens, ducks, rabbits, and a cat and a dog." His family also grows a very large garden each year, "on one third of an acre." His family enjoys going fishing and camping together. you do not got a copy of Hi dolivorod to your homo, you may pick up a copy at ono of tho following locations: t She says her goal as principal of Columbia is to "make sure each child has the best opportunity to achieve their highest potential. My number one concern is the welfare of the children and to make sure they feel good about themselves." Ms. Hales is a resident of Midvale. include reading, and writing. Son-tln- LOAN AMERICAN SAVINGS 7134 South Redwood Rd. ANDERSON LUMBER 1333 West 9000 South DENTIST OFFICE 2400 West 7800 S.. Suite 201 BIG O TIRES 1608 West 7800 South BROOKSIDE ANIMAL HOSPITAL 7220 South 1300 West FIRST INTERSTATE BANK 1621 West 7800 South FIRST SECURITY BANK 2640 West 9000 South FIRST SECURITY BANK 7869 South 1700 West FIRST SECURITY FINANCIAL 8952 South Redwood Rd. FLORAL BOUTIQUE GIFTS 1276 West 9000 South GOLDEN SEAS CAFE 7659 So. Redwood Rd. HOLY CROSS JORDAN VALLEY EMERGENCY 3580 West 9000 South HOLY CROSS JORDAN VALLEY HOSPITAL 3580 West 9000 South J LEA SPECIALTIES, INC. 7586 So. Redwood Rd., No. 2 HARMAN'S KENTUCKY She has been a teacher specialist and consultant for the Jordan School District and has traveled throughout the U.S., visiting schools and conducting inservice programs for teachers. Her .hobbies jy If She received her Masters degree from B.Y.U. and was chosen the "outstanding graduate of 1986." She was the graduating speaker for the college of education. Christensen At The Helm . fun 2.2 mile runwalk race will be held Friday morning beginning at 7:00 a.m. Parents, community members, and students are being invited to participate. A $5.00 entry fee per person is required for the race to cover the cost of a Junior Jaguar for all contestants, explained Lori Lake, spokeswoman. The race is being sponsored by the Wasatch Road Runners Association. The runners will run on roads adjacent to the school. West Jordan police will monitor the race to ensure the safety of all participants. Ribbons will be awarded to the A I MOW reap WEST JORDAN. Brenda Lee Hales has been announced as the new principal at Columbia elementary, replacing D. Owen Harrison, former principal, who now serves as the North Area Director for the Jordan School District. Ms. Hales was born in Provo, Utah and grew up in Salt Lake City. She graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in elementary education and taught school at East Sandy and Brookwood elementaries. 4 parents will adjourn to the classrooms to meet teachers and receive instruction regarding curriculum. A field day activity will be held on Friday for students in The PTA will provide grades volunteer help and treats during the activity. Mr. Jess Trujillo, teacher, is in charge of the event. The activities will include: a 50 yard dash, tug of war, arm and leg wrestling, " fishing, FRIED CHICKEN 1680 West 9000 South MALT BARN 8133 So. Redwood Rd. MEINEKE DISCOUNT MUFFLERS 1604 West 7800 South NATIONAL 3333 West 9000 South NEW CHINA RESTAURANT 1330 West 9000 South RAINBO OIL 1730 W. 7800 South RIVENDELL CHILDREN C YOUTH CENTER 5899 W. Rivendell Drive ROWLEY ENTERPRISES 7057 South 1700 West SARGENT, O.D. 2400 W, 7800 S., Suite 101 THE SCONECUTTER 7872 So. Redwood Road SHARI'S RESTAURANT 7816 South 1700 West SKAGGS ALPHA BETA 7836 South 1700 West SOUTH VALLEY PRINTING 2676 West 9000 South SOUTHWIRE COMPANY 3295 West 8600 South ft Brenda Lee Hales STUARTS SALES "h"N0W available oh video cassette AND BODYWORKS 5442 WEst Wells Park Rd. TRACY COLLINS BANK 7080 South 1700 West Ninth Grade Pictures Found mm At West VIDEO TUTOR TIME 7908 So. Old Bingham Hwy. U.S. POST OFFICE WEST JORDAN 1750 West 7800 South U.S. THRIFT LOAN 6671 South 1570 West UTAH RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 7915 South 1530 West UTAH SANITARY COMPANY 7165 South 1700 West VALLEY BANK ft TRUST 9020 So. Redwood Road WEST JORDAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1777 West 9000 South WEST JORDAN CITY 1750 West 7800 South Jordan WEST JORDAN. Anyone interested in obtaining a picture of the ninth grade classes of 1976 or 1978 at West Jordan middle school is being asked to contact the school office. The pictures were found during preparations for the opening of school and will be made available to interested class or family members, said a school spokesman. J. Dale Christensen Starring: MELANiE GRIFFITH JEFF DANIELS and Try a want Ad! JOBBERS ODD LOT SAVINGS TO 50 PAILY 10 AM NEW AND DIFFERENT MERCHANDISE ARRIVES DAILY PRICES EFFECTIVE TO STOCK ON HAND to 7 PM ct::LC.ic:r $ lur.cu cox nrrjacss $3W WEBSTIRS PAPERBACK DICTIONARY iiTT crayons TAPE ccd i::cii ( LITTLE LI-- trcaAX oabe-c- ? ttirciAconnciusn W PC3YTAIL 97c SCOTCH UTILITY i 297 CIIILDS SAFETY SCISSORS 3A i:SlCI3S Q?c gyc 30 CT. 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