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Show THE SENTINEL Jordan Valley social Ufe... family great-grandfath- ... DUP Midvale Tho Travelers Rest damn nf the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their March meeting in East Midvale at the home of La Verda Adams. The captain, Fern Payne, conducted the pantamines and bands with' ward members participating. The scouts served the dinner. The activity was under the of the scout direction committee, Georgia Edgington if Us? . tui Union Fort SUP Fort Chapter S.U.P. held a potluck dinner Friday, Mar. 23, 1984, at Union Lion's Community Center. Special guests were National SUP President, Glen Greenwood and wife, Donna. Pres. Greenwood discussed plans for installation of 17 plaques, through SUP chapters, regarding points of interest relating to pioneer history throughout the valley. He also described some of the activities planned for the summer encampment at Heber Union how-to-do- m Enterprise Farming. and we want to give you a free copy. Just stop in and ask for it. But hurry, supplies are limited. . . IMPLEMENT INC. 7150 So. 400 West, Midvale at 7200 So.) llklwtl A. I c5 ' rv Steven Chapter president Madsen gave the life history of Jacob Pate and his family. One new Life Membership was credited to the Union Fort Snarr Challas Chapter, a with proentertained gram of organ music. Next month's meeting will be Our Name Spells i vrk . ftp tl? Is - n, secretary-t- reasurer, Fifth graders at Quail Hollow Elementary took part in a "float building" project recently, each student basing his design on the state of his choice. Left to right, Claron Ball, Chris Paul, Troy Doezie, Ashley Veselka, Lori Ostler, Lisa Ostler, Melani Rhodeshouse, Robbie Thorne. The project was put together by teachers Deanne Carlton, Cathy Beckstead, Barbara Shurtleff, and Robyn Bennett as part of a social studies unit on the United States. Gymnasts set sights on region meets next week With the final regular season meets out of the way, high school moves to the gymnastics regional phase next Thursday and Friday. The Region Two meet will be hosted by West Jordan High on Thursday, April 5, while Region Six, where Jordan competes, has scheduled its meet for Friday, April 6, at West, beginning at 4:30 p.m. In one final dual meet, lost to West Jordan 338.85 to 331.25. Among the top placers for the Huskies were Piper Argyle first in the optional bars and second in the vault, Jolene Lillie third in the bars, Vandi Warton third in the vault, and Lichelle Ashton third in the In beam. compulsories, Hillcrest's Allyson Haslett won the vault and Nicole Robb was first in the beam. Over in Region Six, Jordan defeated West 343.30 to 248.85. It was the best point total for the Beetdiggers this season. In Kasey compulsories, Knight was first, Tammy Green second, Laureen Muir third, and Angie Wilkinson and Lauri Christensen tied for sixth in the vault; Traci Garner first with a 9.3, Knight second, Shauna Harlan third, Kim Knudsen fourth, and Debbie Paxman and Michelle Ashby tied for fifth in the bars; Cindy Grygla first with a 9.15, Ashby second, Muir third, Christensen fourth, and Shannon Learned fifth in the beam; and Becky Rich first, Harlan second, Garner third, Knudsen fifth, and Monique Moulden and Ashby tied for sixth in the floor. In optionals, Jodi Welch was first, Teresa Elkins second, Jody Gardner third, Kalyn Challis fourth, and Knudsen sixth in the Elkins first, Sandi vault; V'v.O;'::r Hill-cre- Jason Walles, son of Mr and Mrs James D. Walles, received his Eagle Scout Badge at a court of honor on Feb. 26 at Sandy 22nd ward. Jason is a member of Troop 765 and his scoutmasters were Rick Thompson and Dean Bishop. City. PETERSEN TRACTOR 5 -- n e; how to buy land. Plan your enterprise. Select equipment. Obtain financing. Choose crops. Sell your products. All that and more, described in 100 pages of articles to practical dream help turn your small-far- l ' vice-captai- n, luncheon at a local restaurant. In the afternoon they returned to the home of Thelma Anderson, Midvale, for a social and visiting. Attending were Joyce Verna Granite; Despain, Barton, South Jordan; Golda Jenkins and La Vina Scalon, Salt Lake; Tabitha Hansen, Taylors-villEmma Jones, Leretta Jensen, Stella Beckstead, Faye Jenkins; Fern Deman, and Alice Walgreen, all Midvale. Mrs Hansen was Tips on Page 7 Thursday, March 29, 1984 I fctffe met Camp Mar. 12, at Union Center. Community Captain Mary Brown conducted the meeting. Thelma Hardman gave some historical facts about the Daughters Museum in Salt Lake City. Eva Leyland presented a history of her grandmother, Lucy Smith. A lesson about "DUP Museums and Relic Halls" was presented by Lola H. Walker. New officers for 1984-8- 5 were elected as follows: captain, Lola H. Walker; first Gladys Walker; second Grace Ashton; C. Louise Green; chaplain, Genevieve A. Stringham; registrar, Mona Lowther; and historian, Colleen C. Carlsen. Next month's meeting will be held on Monday, April 9, 1984, at the home of Pearl Croxford, where installation of the new officers will take place. Members of the Jenkins Cousins club met Thursday for a xL-- into reality. It's called Fort Jenkins Cousins i..VT1fl . : er vice-captai- StaKe an andJettaBroncel. 1 ' The Young Adults of the Midvale East Stake participated in a Saturday activity of cross country skiing and snow shoeing in a canyon near Kamas, and luncheon. The event was under the direction of Blain Bradford, president of the organization, Van Julie Wagenen, and Ronda Steele, activity coordinator. On Sunday evening the Young Adults met at the wards for a group discussion. Blaine Porter is the Stake High Councilor over the Young Adults. The Boy Scouts of the Midvale East third ward held a fund raising dinner and talent show. The program consisted of music, ; Vice-capta- in second ward E. Midvale Midvale East Scouts ..,,-'""- lion's Members of the Midvale East second ward participated in a square dancing party at the ward. Cartoons were also shown and refreshments served. The affair was under the direction of activity committee, Joyce Tom and Dixie Sarrance, Jensen; and Keith and Phyllis Bryson. meeting. The lesson on Pioneer Relics and Museums was given by Jane Woodward. A pioneer history was read by Virginia Thompson. Refreshments were served by Mrs Adams. I Union Fort DUP Union Monday, yVORGANIZATIONSi CLUBS Travelers Rest at 7 p.m. Guest Friday, Apr. speaker will be John Rockwell, who will tell about the life of his Orrin Porter Rockwell. ' 27, Danny Cloward, 14, son the Mr and Mrs Dan Cloward of Sandy, received his Eagle Scout award at a court of honor held Mar. 18. He is a member of Troop 804 of the Crescent tenth ward, Sandy Stake. His scoutmaster is Keith Ward. Utah-Cresce- st Tackett second, Welch third, Green fourth, Challis fifth in the bars; Elkins first with a 9.05, Tackett second, Welch third, Knight fourth, and Green sixth in the beam; and Tackett first with a 9.25, Green second, Elkins and Welch tied for third, Challis fourth and Knight sixth in the floor. In Elkins was first, Welch second, and Tackett third. garten through sixth grade modeled all types of clothes. from Fashions ranged swimming suits, complete with towels and beach balls to a wedding dress with veil and flowers. All 215 girls were nervous, but looked beautiful as they marched down the lovely, flower-line- d ramp. P.T.A. Lopez, Shirley Mother's and Daughter's Party Coordinator, planned the entire event. Silver Mesa students stage fashion show Deadlines Former Mrs Utah, Vivian Cline, was M.C. at perhaps the largest fashion show in the Salt Monday, 5 p.m. News, Display Ads, Wedding Announcements Lake Valley. Two hundred and fifteen Silver Mesa girls, kinder Tuesday, 4 p.m. All Classified Ads s "Spring Cleaning Bonanza" -- Let Carpet Maintenance Systems Put The Shine And Bounce Back Into Your Carpets. We Specialize In "DRY CLEANING." For Call At 255-350- 6 Immediate Service And Low-Low Spring Rates. 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