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Show 9 Thursday, Sept. 8, THE GREEN SHEET 1988 SCHOOLS Community School Offers Wide Variety Of Programs ; . This quarter's schedule of community school course offerings at Midvle middle school runs the gamut from computer basics to upholstry, from conversational French to hypnotherapy. Individuals wishing to avail themselves of the opportunity to take part in any of the above or a wide variety of other offerings may register by mail upto Sept 9. Registrations will also be taken in person at the school. Registration fees vary according to the class, ranging from $9 to $32. Some courses like sewing, woodworking, photography and may require the upholstry additional materials. of purchase The fee includes eight weeks eight weeks of classes unless otherwise ' indicated. The family tuition fee is $50 per quarter. This entitles each family member to one $18, or less, class. If the class is over $18, the addition amount can be added to the Adult tuition. family consumer homemaking, weight control, parenting, swimming and adult high classes are not included in the family plan. often determines whether or not a class can be held. If only a small number for a class, that class will be cancelled. Registration late comers will be possible the first evening that classwork begins if openings are available or classes have not be cancelled due a lack of This quarter's class schedule MIDVALE. . - I pre-regist- HOW ITS DONE . . . Riverside elementary custodian Merlin Rhoades proudly obaervea effort of kindergarteners Brandon Beck, Laura Gelder, Amber McNalr and Alex Ware. Such demonstrations of school pride are the key consideration In monthly "Merlin" Awards, passed out to the class which keeps its area the cleanest. At Riverside- - WEST JORDAN. "You would be amazed at the difference in the clutter we see at the end of the day," said Riverside elementary principal Steve Burnside as he discussed the school's latest student incentive program. Enthusiasm for keeping the school clean and tidy has been increased by the, ''Merlin Award, he explained' jjJtudentsv ,.are working every 2tu Jglpick ' up every scrap""tif paperiif; their classrooms Sffd have the neatest room in the school, in hope of winning the traveling trophy, named in honor of the school custodian, Merlin Rhoades. The program presents the trophy and new pencils for students to the class which is consistently the neatest from one track change to the next, the principal said. The trophy, a gold cup mounted on a white marble base was presented last week to Pam Hansen's class, kindergarten Track A, where it will stay until the next track change. There is no limit to the number of times a class may win the trophy. " Honorable mention went to Ned Burr's second graders and Debbie Evans sixth grade class. Track C direction, , 565-753- 0. WEST JORDAN. P.T A officers at Westland elementary school will host a carnival as their main fund raiser for the coming school year. The carnival will be held at the school, 2925 West 7180 South, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend. There will be many activities, including a cake walk, a moonwalk, and various games. Food will also be available, including pizza, pop, and a bake sale. "Many volunteer hours have been spent to make thMkafuaand worthwhile activity,". stated a P.TA. representative, "We hope all the parents and students will be supportive." Back-to-scho- classrooms. Schedules Midvale include middle and Albion middle schools, Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. On Sept. 15, meetings will be held at 7 p.m. at Copperview, East Sandy, East Midvale, Oakdale, Midvalley, Mountview, Granite, Edgemont and Sandy elementary and for Track D at Silver Mesa. Midvale elementary and Butler will meet on the same date at 6:30 p.m., Bella Vista at 7:30. Parents are encouraged to take the opportunity to visit schools arid meet teachers. Lines From LaRee To love yourself, and the world, Surprise Birthday Party Honors So. Jordan Principal is SOUTH JORDAN. The year Mickey Mouse. After the children started off with a bang as a yelled, "Surprise, Happy Birthsurprise birthday party was held day," they crowned the principal for South Jordan . elementary with a set of Mickey Mouse ears. best the disease. -- Bernie defense Seigal. against RESERVE Wedding Dote school's principal, Mr. Barry L. Mickey Mouse was chosen for the' Newbold. theme because Mr. Newbold uses The students staged a surprise this character to help children room feel at ease in his office. party in the multi-purpowith the theme revolving around A spotlight was presented to the Nov se - - y V... f , ' r V Q Barry L. Newbold , - i students, to help them get to know Mr. Newbold a little bit better. They discovered that he has been many places and been involved in many different activities. Some of those include playing catcher for the baseball team at. Hillcrest high school, going on a mission for the L.D.S. to church and Germany, attending the University of Utah, where he received his bachelor's degree in elementary education. He has been teaching school since 1976. He received his master's degree in 1980 from Westminster ' and completed his College, administrative internship at BYU in 1984. That same year he became the principal of South Jordan elementary school. "The students were delighted with the party, as was Mr. Newbold," stated one parent. "South Jordan elementary school is indeed fortunate to have such a fine and outstanding principal as BarryNold." ; , 4897 So. Redwood Call (62-4940- ) Mow AC? Vcetitsa !! HU Enterprises ! Guaranteed Used 4! it I I I I I starting I We Clean 1 Service AM Mekes Vacuum Sewing Machine Sharpen Schtor I I KIRBY VACUUMS t jj $75 at D t 4081 W. 5415 So. 966-- 1 41 7 coupon y -- KEARNSQ coupewfj ol TiLnJL , te style. During the general meeting, Principal Palmer will focus on results of last year's drive by the school's community group, which raised $7,000 for new computers. The school now has 16 computers in its lab, says the principal e Parents To Visit Cottonwood Heights COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS. of Shaw Frank Cottonwood Heights elementary said parents of students will be introduced to PTA officers and staff members during night, Thursday Sept 15 at 7 p.m. Nine new" programs will be introduced during the general meeting. Principal Shaw added that many of the programs are possible because of career ladder monies. The tax initiatives A, B, and C will be discussed at the meeting. Principal fade Catt (262-494- 0) Mew 4B97So.fwood back-to-scho- ol Dr. James D. Sargent. CALL BEFORE YOU DIG. Something as simple as that little lawn project could turn out to be a real problem for you and your neighborhood. Avoid the problem, call us before you dig. There are miles of telephone cables; as well as gas, electric and cable TV lines buried all over. A few quick calls at least 48 hours before you start digging will get someone out to your place, at no charge, to mark the location of underground utility cables. This could help you avoid injury, service disruptions and the possibility of big repair charges for damaged underground utility cables. The number for the Buried Telephone Cable Location Service in your area is Remember, to avoid a big "Uh...Oh...," call before you dig. J I 1 532-500- 0. OPTOMETRIST A LAYER OF TEARS healthy for your eyes. The for vision Erescription accurate to give your eyes the help they need. Both your eyes and your contact lenses should be checked regularly by your eye specialist to make sure efthey're comfortable AMD fective. Lines From LaRee Our earth is but a small star in the great universe. Yet of it we can make, if we choose, a planet unvexed by war, untroubled by hunger and fear, undivided by senseless distinctions of race, color and theory. Grant us Stephen Vincent courage. , Benet. - SukIU KJuUinf fain LOJSTJSST COMMUNICATIONS Offers Q'jclity - Elegcncc Good Loccticn Afterdate Prises ht be both comfortable and during the coming weeks. PTA business will be conducted and board members introduced. Principals will introduce faculty and staff and parents will have the opportunity to visit . the School Activities Feather Invitations keeping your eyes protected. Contact lenses float on this thin, moist layer of tears in position over the cornea, the dear front layer of the eye.to The tears supply oxygen the corneal tissue. Every time you blink, a fresh supply of tears flows over the cornea. Today's contact lenses are made of a very thin, light any plastic that creates hardly pressure at all. It is a feather-figlens that knows its place. Contact lenses have to be properly designed so they will back-to-scho- ol Back to school nights SANDY. are planned in many area schools Brookwood To Host Back To JSC tocst loch A layer of tears Is the only barrier between your eyes and contact lenses. That doesn't mean you're crying; it's just the natural moisture of the eye -doing what nature intended WEST JORDAN. The theme this year for the Westvale P.TA, is "Celebrate Kids". To emphasize this theme," they have instigated a special program to recognize the accomplishments of each child. There will be a special presentation to students who excel in certain areas. The teachers and faculty will be watching for positive accomplishments in the academic areas, in social areas and especially for those students who are kind or to their peers and helpful teachers. The program will be discussed on ' with further, parents, will which night, be held September 15th at 7 p.m. The P.TA. will also be selling memberships that night, and and encourage all parents teachers to join the organization. Area Schools To Host Parents At Back To School - WtddinfCakt Seville TVeddiHf Fall Carnival At Westland School winners included Debbie Reno's third graders with honorable mention going to Joan Hanna's second grade and Lois Hills' first graders. The program ' is aimed at reducing the amount of work necessary to clean the building, explained Mr. Burnside, and is the school's way of helping the custodian who lost, one , student sfceeper and summer, custodial help as' a result of recent budget cuts. : "Our custodian is a very special person and it is his personality that sparks the program," said Burnside. "The competition has developed team spirit and has made a measurable difference in the school's appearance. "Students and teachers are aware of the cuts and seem to feel more responsible for taking care of their school; to have a sense of SANDY. night at ownership and caring. Brookwood elementary is set for "I hope it continues throughout Thursday, September 15, at 7 the year," he concluded. p.m. y The program will be presented According to Principal Brent L. to parents at back to school night, Palmer, parents will be able to scheduled for Sept. 22 at 7 p.m. meet with teachers in three sessions, open house Spacious Baildlns Icon A Stairs Catering For IN Napkins . includes aerobic action, computer appleworks, computer basics, clogging, social dance, financial the for 1990's, planning conversational French, conservation German, beginning and intermediate gymnastics, guitar, hypnotherapy, beginning and intermediate magic, showmanship-mismerit badge preparation, black and white photography, recreation pursuits for the handicapped, sewing, Spanish, tole painting, typing, upholstery and wood working. The .first classes will start Sept. 20 and will be held, depending on on the class, Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays. For more information on - particular course fees, days and times, contact Stanley Gamero at PTAToHost 'Merlin Award Sparks School Incentive Program 210" '0W er 'Celebrate Kids' Is Westvale Theme 2400 Dr. James D. Sargent West 7800 South, Suite West Jordan 5664683 4tf7Se.tesd 101 .,1 Cell (262-494- 0) New |
