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Show 19, 1988 Thursday, May THIGXEEN SHEET SCHOOLS COMMUNITY NEWS Fun Run Winners Named At J.P. Jensen Workman Announces As JORDAN. a WEST culmination to the emphasis on physical fitness, Joel P. Jensen middle school's P.E. department sponsored the second annual Fun Run on May 13. The 2.5 mile race began in the back parking lot of the school with runners - running along streets adjacent to the school and returning to the finish line located in he school's north parking lot. West Jordan Police provided an escort for the safety of the students while they ran on city streets. Participants were grouped by previously recorded speed times" and were required to have a permission slip signed by their parents to run in the race. Ninth grade finishers include Jason Rowland, Billy Decker, Chris Fox, D J. Hansen, Cory Bahr, Chris . Schmidt, Dustin Robertson,1 Terry Eyre, Ryan Winters, Jeremy Larsen, Anthony Mayhew, Melissa Simon, Monek Smith, Andrea Morris, Lisa Furness, Meg Benson, Wendie Ward, Jennifer Garrett, Gina Fox, Tanja Anderson and Shelly Dove, Eighth grade winners were Kenny Wamsley, Matt Hales, Tu, J. Cary Stoker,' Kein Aaron Martinez, Westerman, Mike Floyd, Nuong Tu, Brian H. Hicks, Smith, Tiffany McCleary, Christina Brietling, Joy Kirkham, Heather Heighten, Melissa Gessell, Merilee Anten-ciGaylynn Robinson, Kristen Evans, and Laura Tso. Student winners of the seventh grade included Chad Erickson, Glen East, Brad Day, Todd. Jensen, Chinn Do, Jamie Kohler, Travis Collard, B. Christensen, J.D. Warby, Ryan Best, Tony Ronquillo, John Owen, Meredith Williams, Lillian Lloyd, Mindie Richardson Lockhart, Mary Susan Peterson, Holly Smith, Alicia Poulson, April Perry, Jackie Senteno and Hollie Scott. Parents are being invited to attend a choir concert to be held May 26th in the auditorium beginning at 7 p.m. The Panther of the Month assembly is scheduled for May 27th. , Hokanscn Announces Candidacy In District 8 MIDVALE. Elgin S. Hokanson hat announced his candidacy in Candidacy In District 46 KEARNS. Steven K. Workman, a Republican, has announced his candidacy for the State House of Representatives from District 46. District 46 covers portions of West Jordan, Bennion, Kearns and West Valley City. Mr. Workman has lived in the area for 11 years, is married and has five children. He graduated from Granite high and ( has attended the University of Utah. He is employed by R.C. Willey Home Furnishings. o, B BEAUTY SALON Q BBWiirsuni Hydraulic 0 5 D H I I D Dryers wChair Shampoo Bowls 'Stations wMirrors Nail Station wLights, 0 Dryer ft Chair D Hydraulic Facial Chairs fl S'x J' Counters Glass Showcases, Portable Sign U fl CalllOAM-- 3 PM Q40S1 W. S415 U. m-ni- a Ik KIARNSQ coupon ii GET A JUMP ON KINDERGARTEN said, "The State be more must Legislature accountable to the citizens of Utah. The course that Utah takes into the next decade as well as the next century will be decided in part by the 1989 Legislature. Challenges must be faced, goals must be set, ad decisions must be responsibly made so that future generations may enjoy greater prosperity and happiness." Workman ' He also commented that some of the major challenges facing the state are improving the quality of education with existing tax in state dollars, efficiency government and attracting new businesses to the state while at the same time encouraging existing businesses to reinvest andexpand. ... stated that "by to the ideas and concerns of the people of District 46, we can arrive at common solutions to the goals and challenges facing us. By working together the future of Utah can and Will be prosperous." Workman KinderCare has designed a special program to insure your young child's success as they take that big step into kindergarten. This program is uniquely designed to meet the needs of children who have yet to experience a setting. Pre-This comprehensive curriculum includes readiness for social, opportunities emotional and physical growth and development. , pre-scho- ol listening : K Offer Flexibility AndAffordsbiSity w ml'- - '''' problem. KEARKS Kinder-Car- Learning Centers Quality Care for Children from Infancy to Twelve Years 7 Satisfaction knowing your funeral will be as you wish it. 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The program will take place in the school's auditorium beginning trpm !("!' . : Something as simple WWIT Planning your funeral will provide Piece of Mind Savings Graduate Tonight 1988. S.lfi Funeral? Hokanson served as a marine during the Korean War, has CALL BEFORE YOU DIG. Baskets plan your are committed to Democrats UiOh o Plants Why nod find solutions to these problems. "I would like to be your senator from District No. 8 working with them to solve these and other problems." Kinder Care 964-659- All . bq-9;39,p.- v office. Republicans know there is a Junior Jaguars To Select at the reduced tuition of only $100.00 or $150.00 respectively for the entire Program. Give your child the necessary foundation for a sue- Classes begin May 23, and the post pre-tee- We V Senate District No. 8. He has served three terms in the State House. In making his announcement he said, The economy of the state is our number one problem. Our per capata income is one of the lowest in the nation. Over the past ten yean while the Republicans have had control of the Legislature we have seen a steady decline in jobs mat pay a good liveable wage. This affects all Utahns because when people do not have money to spend, they cut out of their daily living many things professional people depend on such as medical, dental, insurance. They cut back on food and housing. This in turn cuts the tax base and the government agencies suffer. "Over the past ten yean we have seen a decline in jobs especially the better paying jobs. "The meat processing industry is almost nonexistent. All large packers except Miller Meat in Hyrum is gone. This affects the cattle ranchers as most of their buyers now are from out of state. We all know of the steel, copper, coal and oil industry and how they have closed, Then when they did reopen it was with less jobs and pay cuts. "We saw the raising of the great Salt Lake arid did nothing until it had washed the dykes of Amax Magnesium, shutting down their plant and putting many out of work. They have yet to come back to the level they were. "We saw problems in areospace yet I saw no support from the state of Utah for Thiokol when we all knew the risk involved every time there was a rocket launched. "Now we stand to lose much in Utah if Thiokol loses the NASSA contract. Thiokol and Hercules have been good employers in Utah, good for Utah and Utahns. "The Federal government is also a good employer in Utah, We have the military, Tooele, Hill Air Force Base, Internal Revenue in ' served as assistant to the Inspector General for Utah VRW, these have been threatened. "The list goes . on and the as a cub master and as president Western Boys working field narrows. Young of Midvale League Baseball. people starting out are lucky to He and his wife, Reva, have five get a job even at minimum wage and 12 grandchildren, x. children and the tax receipts decline. a The first step in solving problem is to recognize there is a I don't think the problem. Ogdeh COMPANY 9 , |
