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Show THE SENTINEL WWW tl'll Mar. ok i I ?-- J:yBabies ct COTTONWOOD HOSPITAL 77" V f " Cond chairaua Jejce Chwi presetts Sept ctrtificatt thaakitf m for his sap part of Title 1 prtfram. Titfo I Pareat Advisory Dtonors Parr ' S DomM Parr with a districts. Sandy Elementary was also honored as the spotlight school for the month. According to Mrs Guenon, they were chosen because they best fit February's theme, "If Title I isn't your bag, try putting your heart into it." A special award was made to Jim Peterson, Sandy Elementary principal; Roger Phillips, intern principal; Dorothy of the school's Riggs, PAC; Marianne Mecham, school PAC chairman; and Emily Miles, program facilitator. Jordan District Superintendent Parr was honored at a Donald - Mr and Mrs Fab.22 P. Lamar Eyre, 1728 Viscounti Dr., Sandy, girl. Jay W. Silcox, 1201 E. 12400 S., Draper, girl. Alan Strong, 10351 S. 460 E., Sandy, girl. 7912 Webster, Guy Thornton Cir., Sandy, girl. Fsb.23 L. Eddy Jenson, 1183 E. 8220 S., Sandy, girl. B. Dimond, 1471 E. Shoshone Ave., Sandy, girl. Fab. 25 Alan Bertrand, 8724 S. 3720 W., West Jordan, boy. Robert James, 579 W. 9400 S., Sandy, boy. Ned Johnson, 11096 S. 1500 W., South Jordan, girl. Steven H. Middlemes, 9238 S. Sterling Dr., Sandy, boy. Mike Ridge, 121 W. 650 S., Sandy, girl. Stanley R. Mclllece, 1780 Janella Way, Sandy, boy. E. Michael Terry, 2064 E.9060S., Sandy, girl. involved in Title I, saying parent involvement was the only way to salvage the local control of school YttlsDPAC recent luncheon for his support of the Title I program, a program to involve parents and teachers in helping children read. Joyce Guenon, chairman of the Title I Parent Advisory Council F.b.26 Scout Cookie Time Girl Girl Scout . (xtkie Time for needy camperships rx.' far girls through this annual . can spring Mar. to 19 (Jirl Scouts will foe on d(Krs taking orders for (Jirl Scout cookies. Girl Scouts maintain Cookie Sale. Troop profits help with fun trips and campouts for girls. The girls will be selling some of America's favorite cookies: the top selling Chocolate Mint, Chocolate and Vanilla Sandwich Cremes, Shortbread Scot-Tea- s, crunchy Savannahs, old fashioned Chocolate Chip and the new bell ringer for '79, a Country Crisp cookie of oatmeal and nuts. The lightly salted cheddar crisp kniK-kin- 1 r 1 their Established Camps in Utah and provide i ' New presidency called in Midvale East Stake ... .v : Tli' . ..,..;.! -- -.I 1 Albert Pino, 6853 S. Tlw mmjJ Girl StNt Ctokies Sale is akNt to tetfc Makii( preparabMs for the annual Clover Dr., Cottonwood, caapaifi are stMtxt tackel fifttea, Holy Marshal, aM Michde Noskias, Mated. The giris'are boy. 7385 S. al Mfljaers ef Seath Jeriaa Treop M2. Roger Gailey, (PAC), presented Supt. Parr with 2700 E., Cottonwood, girl. the certificate. F.b.25 7 Cedarcrest . John VanderVeur, Dr., Sandy, Mulberry Way, Sandy, Parr expressed Roy Skog, 68G9 Running Supt. Shadow Wood Ln., Sandy, boy. boy. Allen Mclllece, appreciation for the parents who are 1365 Springs Dr., West Jordan, Fb.2S girl. boy. Fob. 27 E. Rosa Terrence O'Hara, 2486 E. Cir., Sandy, girl. 9630 821 for E. L. Rodney Shields, 1547 Dan 1507 6600 W. Kirch, Cowan, Lynn S., Cottonwood, girl. responsibility Dr., Sandy, girl. 6675 Stanley West programs that deal with S., Sandy, girl. 1055 Alan S., Jordan, girl. Swan, Kirt Josephson, 10352 S. social problems such as Lester B. Peterson, 8983 Turquoise Way, Sandy, Fab. 26 family breakdown and S. Cameo Way, Sandy, girl. girl. Gary Kasalek, 136 Zona 3600 E., Sandy, boy. Fab. 27 crime. Fab. 28 IDS HOSPITAL dr., Sandy, boy. Charles The School 1536 B. E. Nay, 355 W. 100 Scott 2331 Mr and Mrs High Black, Donaldsonn, Jerry of Utah teacher University Organized S., was Coppercreek Rd., Sandy, Sandy, West girl. Principalship Study F.b.22 Baggley Cir., Jordan, associations will probably professor and chairman of financed ' by the girl. 2486 boy. Steven Barton, become more powerful a research committee UNIVERSITY Rockefeller Nord Halls, 2899 W. 7550 Ledgewood Dr., Fb.27 West Family while taxpayer resistance, studying the future of MEDICAL CENTER ALan Alligaier, 226 E. Foundation, and is the first S., West Jordan, boy. Jordan, boy. to property secondary education. especially Mr and Mrs 7865 attempt Kelly Jarvis, 3648 W. Ray E. Denke, 1147 E. 100 N., Sandy, boy. team comprehensive taxes, becomes stronger, McCleary's Fab. 22 since the mid-196to S., West Jordan, girl. Richard 7625 S., Midvale, boy. Underwood, a and both of these factors recently completed LaJohn 1225 Butts, examine and identify the 100 Steve V. Livingston, 7865 Celeste S. 10400 2700 Scott Dr., Midvale, Enlow, of are likely to have a major national survey Serpentine Way, Sandy, factors that contribute to S. 1785 W., West Jordan, W., South Jordan, boy. boy. leaders to impact on education during educational effectiveness as boy. Richard Jordan, 2496 boy. D. Shafer, 7592 S. Rich principal determine what political, the 1980s. Larry Hartlerode, 1451 well as the social forces 8694 2350 W., West Jordan, girl. Donald Woodchuck Way, Sandy, Wolfe, At least that's the opinion economic, E. 13200 S., Draper, girl. social, that are likely to create Spartan Dr., Sandy, boy. Mason Nilsson, 14522 S. girl. of a select group of national technological and Fab. 23 in educational HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL 3200 W., Bluff dale, girl. changes Larry T. Doyle, 1863 W. educational policy makers institutional factors will Dennis Huston, 730 E. direction. Mr and Mrs David Petersen, 2154 E. 13640 S.,Riverton, girl. and high school principals. have the greatest effect on 8475 S., Sandy, boy. Fob. 22 7180 S., Cottonwood, girl. Fb.28 "The conflict between high schools during the Donald Betenson, 899 E. 8621 Mt. ' 1499 .Mark Miller, Craig McCulIough, teacher demands and next 10 years. r. r Lazon Dr., Sandy, boy. .. Ascot Rd., Majestic Cir., z Sandy, girl. Sandy, girl. The results of that study taxpayer1 revolts 'may Lee E. Vincent, 7 Rolling John Mclntyre, 11955 S. Drew Ross, 875 Silver cause some interesting are contained in a report Wood Ln., Sandy, girl. 1000 E., Sandy, girl. Shadow Dr., Sandy, girl. fireworks," predicts Dr. issued by the National 7529 Robert P. Hill, 7105 W. 9695 John Smith, Jeffrey Bacon, Lloyd E. McCleary, a Association of Secondary Watermill Cir., CottonStone Rd., Cottonwood, Raintree Dr., Sandy, girl. School Principals. The Kent Wilson, 2650 Jodie wood, girl. girl. survey was part of a total Fob. 25 James Wright, 1952 West Jordan, girl. St., review of the high school David Pilcher, 8348 S. ' David Rasmussen, 2189 Jardin Cir., Sandy, boy. principalship conducted by LAKEVIEW HOSPITAL 3500 W., West Jordan, girl. E. 6675 S., Cottonwood, the association during the 1443 Mr and Mrs E. Patrick Pacheco, girl. 1798 W. 7800 S. past two years. Fab. 23 8020 S., Sandy, girl. Fb.24 Other issues and actions 7 WMtlordcm 1402 Chet Allen, 956 E. Violet Keith Rasband, Michael Jones, 2366 W. J. that were judged likely to SALES 1K9IOTICS BOBCAT LOADERS Jack Cir., West Jordan, Dr., Sandy, girl. occur and have a major Laws and Cardm Henry Garza, 150 E. 7200 Toro BOBCAT BACKHOB girl. impact on high schools lacobtaa Dennis Gutke, 1075 E. 100 S., Midvale, boy. include: ill LANDSCAPERS Artrat Stanley Knowles, 11467 N., Sandy, girl. Establishment of a M iea$M wl he the speaker WMdaatar Mesa 13701 S. Ken Dr., High Sandy, girl. Winnett, Cfctlwmn separate Department of j BACKHOE ar.natthelhrHdalernt VALLEY WEST HOSPITAL 2860 W.,Riverton, boy. McCulloch Education with a cabinet Ware fi Poulan sacraaeit aMetiai at Mr and Mrs Feb. 25 IAYL03 REUTAL level secretary. Wright Fab. 23 Richard Schmidt, 8894 S. P.H. le 1 he leaviai for the Increased federal Grainger LBS 6770 1700 W., West Jordan, boy. Australia Irisbaae Raymond Sego, Wliard control over secondary t West 8786 Richard Sommerset, Jordan, SANDY 10520 S. 700 E. Penny's Johnson, Kissiea. He il eater the education. Dolmar Oak Valley Dr., Sandy, boy. H.T.C. in Prev Mar. 15. Jed is Greater participation Whit EEARNS 5311 S. 4015 W. ST. MARTS HOSPITAL boy. JUC of parents and other the sea ef Mr and Mrs Roger 2 1468 Mr and Mrs Robert Grossman, PetUbla GeaertJon citizens in establishing Jensen of Bktffdale. Plncor objectives and priorities PowcrchUI ' x' for schools. i Wlnpoww More accountability by schools for specific Marthalltown Powar measurable results. Bartall Powm Trowalt Increased court Dryer Vibrators Halndr Ich Plat emphasis on the rights of Compactors school-age- d children. Comrat Mixors More programs for Mortar Mlxsrs sea ef Rofer Meadows, adults in high school D. Dixie Howard aad Meadows, Stratton Brlggs and facilities. ( TscuntMh ef 1240 S. 4C3 L in Seedy, More "basic" high will speak at the Saady Fifth Kohltr school curriculum with Ward oa Mar. 11 at 3 p.a. He Wisconsin fewer individual choices Wo Shvpoa Cbcalar, wiH be serviaf ta LBS BMSsiea Bud, And Chalnsaws. and alternatives. f the Johaaaesbarg Seath Budget cuts by schools I Oregon HspUcsMn! Chala AraJUblt Africa Missioa. He wM leave It's a matter of principle. of because required At Draper Bank and Trust we don't think you should. At our bank you can Mar. difficulties in the national far laagaaie traawaf ea INdrBpXTO&varv one check a month or a million. And it won't cost you a dime. Not one dime. ef write WIKm L toe Tboapsoi, ferries 15. economy. No matter how low your balance gets. Mr mi Mn Gete Thoapsoa, Increased school Sure, it may seem like our free checking is just a minor plus in your world. But 1 I8t Priacetoa h Midvale, if you stopped to figure all the money you've spent on writing checks in the past and all the money you'll save with us in the future, our free checking should figure speak at the Midvale Seveatt out to be a major advantage. Mar. 11. Ward at 2:45 p. bo has beci ealed TkoMpsea, Alter all, why thonld yon pay to your own money? to the Kereaieoil LBS A new stake presidency has been called to serve in the Midvale East Stake. Changes took place Feb. 25 at stake conference. crackers Melvin Brown, former cheese Cheddarettes are for of Midvale the East bishop those without a sweet Sixth Ward, was sustained as the new president. tooth. Good news - the price Eldon was is still $1.25 per package. Fletcher Your order placed in sustained as first counselor and Russell Morrey as March will be delivered April 20 to 30. second counselor. Kent King was released as stake president, a position he held for 11 USE THE years. Also released were A. counselors LaMar WANT ADS Hendrickson, who served nine years, and Dell T. Harmon, who served eight years. The More Affordable vice-chairm- SIM DSILTGD t- mm will & m MUWW Tm (uN i ari i t i not W78il4 riR7g.ll lot sm J94 I SI800I FR78il4 I 5I 80 GR78il4 I S53 95 HR78.14I 15827 ERICK'S PAINT POT, INC. I 12 55 Prira 167.17 If, 71 I 171 I ? l?65l 177 21 12 95 183 39 I? 27 12 3B I Ftdciri 2 SOO WEST MURRAY 5660 SOUTH TRUCK PAINTING AND STRIPING AUTOMOBILE REBUILDING INSURANCE WORK WELCOME CALL 266-406- 266-406- 5 2 49 J64 20 161 I65RI3 136 30 143 57 165R14 165R15 ri IBM 55 S? 73 179 1? 184 5? SI 188 35" 13 14 13 30 191 89 lid 139 92 142 45 Tu 1170 1190 1181 Price 15197 162 36 15715 1T97 T557S" Prices Include Mounting Ounlop'i imUtt Wad Wor WaroM 'Mk wonomd to d4nr lo Hw hr0 raforf pwrdioMf W DiHrfep Gold WoJ ladial normal ma a tfad ktm at 30.000 wKan proparr, trllad 0 ana poNWWH cor N your toro woonovonty to Ihorrood woor rndKavort botoro doli.onng 30.000 moot. Ovnlop wM. on prriorrtoHon at tfco omchanoa for Ovnlop miUoQt corhticoto to any portvapoong Dwnlop dooror and Mhi worn ttro. gnro crodrt (oword o cornporoolo now DvrHop Oro bmod on Ownlopl Miloooo Unit fnco and nro anlooqo not rocoirod. Iho Miwjooi Unrt Chora rooMA-obfrotlOTtt currant ratorl pneat- - Vow poy kjcol and aiowntinfi ond balancing cHoraot For complott dotora. too yowr Dwwop doalor." tWM Ho Not: Fro Rotation and Tiro Repairs for tho liff of th fir at Km Paris Tire City Midvale 8135 So. State 2558801 Passenger Truck & Recreational Tires (Call For Appointment) WE BUY & SELL USED TIRES "Come in and start enjoying free checking. value you more than We a minimum balance." Bid Storm Wlridows FerTkelMae Cidvile Third Ward - 56 59 36 V Sure you can afford to pay for a checking account. But why should you? ! Several MIDVALE Scouts were presented with awards at two courts of honor in the Midvale Third Ward . recently. Ryan Sharp advanced to first class, Allan Gallegos to Tenderfoot, and Terry Woodward to Roadrunner Patrol. Sharp, Ryan ' Thomas Lee Mitchell, Allan and Peterson, Gallegos received skill awards. K5 list JU ft6u4 ue presents scouting awards IUV LR8.15 . 15. S FR78iS CR78ilS HK7i 5 I ! leave for the Kiuioa, trak enter hi Prove Mar. mp4 wolw ?32 69 1 6 i y GS4 98-62S- 1 bH GOLD SEAL STEEL BELTED RADIAL 566-241- Honda-Industri- tIMl m;(.i3 a 255-Mt- S WKllh toll, wtky ,kW Plus 'I ' - - X 0 study reveals issues ahead for high schools sfeojes. Page 5 Thursday, March 8, 1979 JtOJi.nq ana. r trttetiptMin iuTNiiimH US T 12300 So. 903 E. Draper, Utah 84020 Draper Bealdag Bean t auB.to(pjB.Drloap T R 571-314- Let U Toll You TltoBeneflt andy Casi. 1 Bank President 9to9 1 WEST JORDAN BRANCH OP DRAPER HANK AND TRUST & cMittox 255-428- Dewey C.CInth 1835 West 7800 So.. Wett Jordan. Utah West lordaa Boon 9 to 6 PlMae 866-161- 8 TV 1 7 tfV -w- Mr. - JJJ y jmn If XMW E 5 |