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Show UUah Tech to graduate Public Notice practical nurses 6j4 Craduation ceremonies for thtj 51st class of practical nursing students at Utah IVyhnical College at Salt Lake v.;C be held Friday, Aug. 29, at p.m. in the Jay L. Nelson A't ninistration Bldg. Audito4600 So. Redwood Rd. rily, 1 he program will honor 64 crriduates, one of the largest classes of practical nursing sn. dents to finish the school's course. speaker will be I Howard G. McQuarrie, h; pn sident of the Utah Medical . Graduation certificates will 'be presented by Lila B. rkland and Joan L. Burn- both members of the I ; ih State Board For Vocational Education. The graduates are Cheryl " in Akers, Marry Ann Beck, U'.therine Blackburn, Bonnie I lackwell, Michelle Bockman, ( ithy Brown, Nancy Brown, Christina 'net Challis, t inistiansen, Leslie Cook, i .itricia Coe, Janice Curtis, I I ggy Curtis, Cathlene Davis, .,' tinie Davis, Diana Deubler. .it Duke, Kim Ferguson, "..loini Barbara Fletcher, f ranz, Vickie Gibson, Diana Carol Haddenham, t hristine Hall, Karen Halli-- ' y, Katherine Hanson, Ange-- i a Howell, Ann Johnson i ances Kashmitter, Angela Kidder, Viki King, Wanda King, Lorraine Leavitt, Kath-- t Lillie, Jennifer Maack, Jan M.'.rtin. Shellev Maurer. Rav- ninel-mont- I I i lene Menke, Ranae Osborne, Nancy Palmer, Jeanie Payne, Susan Richards, Marcina Robertson, Sylvia Rowley, Stephanie Schick, Karen Seashore, Rebecca Simmons, Susan Simmons, Lois Smith, Teri-RaSmith, Nora Ann Sooklaris, Jean Sorensen, Claire Barbara Stanley, Teresa Stark, Stoddard, Claire Thompson, Sharon Ward, Nancy White, Susan Winters, Heidi Zur, Charline Caylor, Diane Barber, Susan Bingham and Julia Marie Horsley. e Children reach NOTICE TO WATER USERS Ray and Fern Oakeson, 296 South Main, Springville, Utah, have filed with the State Engineer Appl. No. 45318 to appropriate 0.1 sec. ft. of water in Salt Lake County. The water is to j ) be diverted from a well, ft. deep at a point N. 350 ft. and E. 425 ft. from S 'k Cor. Sec. 10, T3S, R1W, SLB&M; (10150 South Red wood Road); and used from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 for domestic of one purposes family, 150-20- 0 j stockwatering of 2 horses or cattle, 2 sheep; and used from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 for the irrigation of 1.25 acs. in SW'ASE'A Sec. 10, T3S, R1W, SLB&M. Protests resisting the grafting of this application with reasons therefore must be filed in duplicate with the State Engineer, 442 State reading goals Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114, on or before October 4, at Tyler Library an amount equal to at least any proposal in the interest of The Jordan Valley Sentinel five (5) percent of the amount the Owner. Utah Page 2 Midvale, of the proposal, payable to the 1975 21, 'Thursday, .8;2i:75-JAugust City of West Jordan, Utah as a guaranty that, if the proposalis accepted, the bidder will execute the contract and file acceptable Performance and Labor Material Payment Bonds within ten (10) days after the award of the contract. 1.1.05 OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERVED: City of West Jordan, Utah hereinafter called the Owner, reserves the right to reject any or all EVERYTHING proposals and to waive any formality or technicality in . Hiilcresf Fabrics GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE MUST GO Patterns Dee C. Hansen, STATE ENGINEER Published in Jordan Valley Sentinel 21, 28, August September 4, 1975. Bargains On All Yardage one-hal- 7301 So. 900 255-775- ISCS was developed at Florida State University as an instructional research project. It is now being adopted in many junior high schools throughout the United States untrradintr and modernizine junior high school science education. The program is the result of more than ten years of work by a total of more than 300 experts from all over the nation possibly the most distinguished team of scientists, and classroom teachers ever assembled. Teachers involved in the Murray workshop study classroom management, student roles, rationale for individualization, evaluating and reporting progress, and questioning. A typical day at this workshop includes six hours of study, experimenting, planning, investigating, and sometimes literally building the items needed for their classrooms. Their students will benefit this fall by receiving a reasonable, yet stimulating, intellectual encounter with challenging problems through fun and exciting experiments in ISCS. They will struggle with mother nature, experiencing many of the same joys and frustrations of scientists, and gain a knowledge of the general principles and con cepts of science. during August On display through August the Tyler Branch Library re Utah fning tfirds in 'ramie bv Lenora and Robert ink. Male female of the pedes are arranged on urving driftwood. The Cooks' eramics have been shown iroughout the country. Patrons are invited to stop iv and enjoy this unusual exhibit at 315 Wood Street, wmvaie. Uhrary hours are Monday through Thursday 'ro'n 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and i 'day and Saturday, 10 a.m. : ,v.50 p.m. and Special Buy! News of Men in Service 7 OZ. Right Guard Lynn I). Malmstrom, son of W. Malmstrom, 658 Garden View Dr., Midvale, is taking part in a U. S. Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps lAFKOTC) field training encampment at Vandenberg AFB, Calif. During the six week pro gram. At KUiL cadets will participate in a wide range of activities designed to reveal and develop leadership, as well as provide an introduc tion to military operations and Mrs Robert Jl89Value SAVE 80c $1 09 life. Cadet Malmstrom is among approximately 3.900 young men and women involved in the special training at 13 Air rorre bases this summer. The cadet is a member of the AFKOTC unit at the University of Utah. Cadet MalmMrom is a 1971 graduate of Hiilrrest High School. His wife. Sharon, n the daughter of Mr s Donald Hi. 1. Whitefish, Mont. Valley Drug 7650S.StateSt. Midvale 255-425- 9 Ia-ac- Cantaloupes Watermelons Whole V each t f'-- r V. &SX O large Garden Fresh f rm Meads J heads N 'j .. s i ; . ; . 5 1 '' '! i., ; - ' r ; e t . 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Smoked Hams 8 Sliced Beef Liver 1.15 Wilson's Shank Portion Choice Beef Short Ribs USDA Beef Plate lb. 73 USDA Choice Beef Chuck Steaks Blade Cut lb. 98' Choice Beef Round Steaks USDA lb. 1.69 Full Cut 79" Skinned & Deveined lb USDA Grade A Fresh Fryers Whole Chickens Fryer Breasts STP Norbest Hindquarters Turkey Roast USDA Grade A .b. 65' ,b 1.19 lb. 49 Vacationing is easier and less expensive when you SHOP SAFEWAY ...on your way and where you stay! J V to) vS) Cragmont Regular or Diet Soft Drinks Shop, Compare and Save At Safeway mm mtMiim! Gelatin Dessert it 5 SSI 46" 12-o- cans Express r Frozen Hash Brown Pototoes Just Pour What you Need and Store The Rest Bel-ai- yourself. Nine Items Or Less 60' 78' Libby's Tomato Juice Bel-a- ir Apple Pies fpr;r IPdPP CdODDDDedl Open Every Hour The Store Is Open Mb. ctn. Coldbrook Margarine Packed In Quarters Shop Any Day Of The Week 8. Save At Safeway Be In A Slon Hurry and Get Safeway Prices Too! Everyday fit u 'tile Low-Lev- 5 " Libby's Vienna Sausage 7;Vn Libby's Corned Beef Hormel Spam 7tT Macaroni & Cheese Refried Beans l7:::r "rn Chili with Beans IVZ "Z 49' Non Fat Dry Milk Q Sliced Bread .,$1 38' Town House Condensed Tomato Soup Compare Thi, Fine Quality with Any Brand 79' 76' Clietlt IJour JPanlry 33' 48 Saltine Crackers tZT 57' 6Vi. 3.99 '3 3 S' f. 4X' Mrs. Wright's Bread Puppy Dinner C j'k Vtogryn ti'f Dcj food Chunk Tuna IZZ"0" Nabisco Cereal Kraft Dinne r cm can Sf Kitchen Craft Flour Kitchen Craft Flour Gold Medal Flour Gold Medal Flour Bisquick Baking Mix 10 25 10 25 i Since We're Neighbors Let'i Be Friends 10'li-o- x. . . . Fast Friends jrrul frozen Pork & Beans Van 3mp f 3 cons S1 A 51' D..I4. D.,.l rCClllUl UUUU Planter, Chunky eon or Creomy Pe er Fon Smooth ll-B- I or Chunlrv 34' Instant Coffee TCC;: 46' el Peanut Butter Tamales Ellis 1.74 jar Convenience food - Henf 'n Serve 3 85 1.83 4.08 109 All Hfmt r.rr.i r o- - H Save A' So'ewoy ton 'ulmS A") Ice Cream 95' Snow Star Great Flavors look How You Save 2.87 2 3. 98 gallon carton Q Fiddle Sticks i. Hash Browns Q Trrit 4 Orange Juice Sro.(S IOC. Fior.da Golden Corn Velkay Shortening t T.rJ Whole Strawberries : t PrKM n TVn Arfveenef MfJ. rWdr'ThrrtlJwtT nH, CMimmn Heijrhl 7oot Cut bhoestnng Potatoes Waffles J;Cr Rosarita Dinners Bel-a- ir Dinners r 1.26 39' " 89' "ft- 99' 99' 3 J S1 2,.47' 75 'Lr 75' rf je any orf' the Tgh to r,.i p at ton rew-rt, htd they feel to in the bet e cup Hanging Plants CI Serve Plain or Fancy They're Great Tom Turkeys 12-o- Tropical Fruit U.S. No. 1 Russets Selected Sizes 3 5X $1 Crunchy Celery or Green Red Radishes Garden Fresh ons5 large 5Qv lH-at- 't met (50c Each) Potatoes Ftard 'r'.-i.- r Sterling Brand Ground Beef On A Stick or In A Casserole J Raspberries Fancy Bananas Li:CAL NOTICE of Kdjcation of the Jordan School Pitrirt for sal"" th following property: ! on the Jordan KifTrn-ntarSrrioJ Road arid 700 South i.,the rorr.er of MKI From Bear Lake Utah Sweet Selected Juicy Fruit Iceberg Lettuce Skinless Wieners Large Size Melons From California Serve With a Slice of Lime for a Flavor Treat Vine Ripened Eating Pleasure Super So' Pound Top Sliced White or VVheot 1Y 5 Safeway Regular Jr. at Tyler Library ; Midvale E. A Serving Suggestion sponsored by Utah State University, the National Science Foundation, and Murray under the Schools, City direction of Dr. Walter L. Saunders and Harold J. Shaw show i c m:.-- workshop Richard Blomquist and Cal-iMiller, both of Sandy, are ;irticipating with other sci- nee teachers from Murray, iranite, and Salt Lake school tiistriets in a summer work-hop- . Getting a dose of what hoy normally hand out to i heir students, the teachers ; e taking part in a Intermedi-- , e Science Curriculum Study !S('S) workshop at River- .iew jr. nign scnooi ln iurray. The workshop is i Ceramics f m- Notions V4 off br KB Science teachers fake student roles In ISCS m.. e"i.. BUTTERICX g SiiIjmtHm? Now PRICE 4 a SIMPLICITY - McCALL one-hal- 1975. The Children's Reading Club ai Tyler Branch Library drew to a close on August 21, with the showing of two films "County Hospital" with Laurel and Hardy and "Disorder in the Courts" with the Three Stooges. This was shown in the Midvale Auditorium. At the beginning of the summer 201 children signed to participate in the up reading program; 30 rounded out their circus reading by acquiring all five animals available and were awarded certificates. 10200 South in accordance with Drawings, Specifications, and other Contract Documents prepared by Nielsen, Maxwell & Wangsgard. 1.1.02 PROPOSALS WILL OPENED PUBLICLY BE AND READ at 8:00 p.m. (local time) on August 26, 1975 at 1850 West 7800 South, West Jordan, Utah. 1.1.03 OBTAINING CONDOCUMENTS: TRACT Drawings, Specifications, and other Contract Documents may be obtained upon application at the office of Nielsen, Maxwell & Wangsgard after 4:00 p.m. on August 15, 1975 upon payment of $20.00 per set. The deposit shall be in check form and shall be drawn payable to Nielsen, Maxwell & Wangsgard Consulting En gineers. Upon return of the Contract Documents in good condition within seven (7) days of the bid opening, contractors who submit bids SECTION 1.1 will receive full refund for ADVERTISEMENT deposit on the first set and 1.1.01 RECEIPT OF PROf (Vj) refund on addiPOSALS: Sealed proposals on tional sets. Subcontractors, forms prepared by the En- equipment and material supcontracgineer will be received by the pliers, City of West Jordan, Utah at tors, and all others will be 1850 West 7800 South, West refunded f (V2) per set Jordan, Utah, until 5:00 p.m. upon return of the documents (local time) on August 26, in good condition within seven 1975 for the construction of (7) days of the bid opening. Zone 5 water system improve1.1.04 PROPOSAL GUARments for the City of West ANTY: Each Drooosal shall be Jordan, Utah at approximaccompanied by an acceptable ately 5800 West and 9400 to torm 01 proposal guaranty in NOTICE The Utah Transit Authority hereby gives notice that a public hearing will be held before the Board of Directors of the Utah Transit Authority on Wednesday, September 24, 1975, at the hour of 2:00 p.m. in Room 303 at the Utah State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah for the purpose of determining whether or not the application for the annexation of the City of Riverton, City of South Jordan, and City of West Jordan, Utah, to the Utah Transit Authority shall be granted, and if granted, to determine the terms and conditions of annexation. The public and interested parties are invited to attend. Dated this 13th day of August, 1975. William D.Oswald, Secretary Utah Transit Authority (Pub. iriteret 723 East Center St., Midvale 6100 South Highland Dr., Cottonwood 9425 South 700 East, Sandy |
