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Show THE SENTINEL Page 7 Thursday, June 14, 1984 Jordan Valley social life., .family Berners announce Glaziers speak at June 17 farewell son's engagement and Mrs Eugene Mr E. Berner, Sandy, announce the engagement of their son Jeffry Karl to Miss Ann Elizabeth Classen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Classen, Horicon, Petej Wisconsin. Both are seniors Institute June 17 at 11 a.m. at the Crescent Stake Center, 10945 S. 1700 E., Sandy, from the eighth ward. He will be mission president for the next three years in the Chile Santiago Sette North LDS mission. The family will leave July 5. Technology, Cambridge, of and will Massachusetts, graduate in June, 1984, with in degrees Engineering. Jeff is a graduate of Alta High School. o Contract Carpets, Cabinets and Interiors is proud to announce George Serassio as a new employe to our growing firm. Midvale third ward Members of the Midvale third ward participated in an "All American Pancake Supper," June 6. A musical program followed the meal, presented by Bill and Shauna Randall. The affair was under the direction of the activity committee, Albert and Rae Jenkins, Iris Marchant, George has had over 12 The Sharp Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their May meeting and closing social at the Midvale East Stake Preserve Them," was given Melissa Beckstead. Leslie and Julie Yates presented duets and readings. They were accompanied on the piano by their mother, Mrs Les Jensen. A luncheon was served by hostesses, Pearl Carlson, Joan Ethel Linnenbach, Terese Strasberg, Mary Davis, Gertrude and Millerberg Tranter. Special guests were Cora Whitmore, of the DUP County board, Sarah West, Erma Griffin and Veola Ras- by . Wasland experience in kitchen design and sales, he has sold both residential and commerical cabinets. His experience includes the of areas sales, specialization: scheduling, milling, assembly, finishing, and installation. One of his main areas of expertise is in- - the custom remodeling - of kitchens. ""Z'li.', There were 25 inttendance.' The next meeting will convene in September. We are very excited to have an individual such as George included within our firm as it adds a broader dimension to our cabinet division. DUP Seminar Far South Daughters East S.L. County DUP attended the sixth annual seminar, held June 9 at Little America in Salt Lake City. Louise E. Green, national first vice president was in charge of the seminar at which national president Emma R. Olsen spoke on the theme "Make Your Mark in '84." Bruce Elm gave a slide 3 screens on presentation entitled "From simultaneously, Nauvoo to Great Salt Lake" which told of "The Mormon Trail." In departmental meetings two area members were invited to participate. The subject "In the Beginning" was given by county lesson leader, Rosemary in the lesson department. Colleen Carlsen, historian for the Union Fort Camp DUP, presented pictures and gave a history of the D.U.P. marker located at the Union Pioneer Memorial Cemetery. She also told of the Union Cemetery beautification project. Others in attendance from the county board were Marjorie Clements, Louise Petersen, Terese Millerburg, Rae Van Leeuwen, Rada Smith, Delia Hatch, and HelenMarr Johnson. George will ernestly strive to in each customer satisfy meeting their particular needs. 7 V i r 1 iMMirriwirr-- - -- - --- 1 - V : fpnf - 4:r fxrif v t wh ? 4 ikS7: (fsyj p;. (i,y I j.xX-rr:-,v- Kitchen Displays :rnoSaf Next time you've got your pocket . calculator out, try to figure what the odds would be of three generations from the same family all having birthdays on the same day. Suffice it to say, it doesn't happen very often. Wilbur Couch, a longtime of resident Midvale, will X -- celebrate his seventy-fift- h birthday Saturday, June 16. His son Wilbur Dennis Couch, who lives in Bozeman, Montana, will turn 52 also on Saturday and Couch's grandson Michael will be20. "It's an unusual circumstance that has created a special bond within our family," Couch stated. "It's just unfortunate we won't be able to celebrate it together." Couch, whose wife died in November of 1982, will be r. I Hop's Lost Their Lease ''""""'r"'l'a'y-w'y'- Must Move Offer Refused! See At Hop'sStateTV and Appliance Street, Or Call Doug at Midvale 571-553- 0 Stephanie Black of Sandy, a 1980 graduate of Brighton High School, has been sworn in as women's vice president at BYU. She and other student officers were sworn in recently following elections and are already planning activities for the fall and winter semesters. A junior in public relations, Stephanie is the daughter of Dr. William T. and Sandra Black. As women's vice president, she numerous will supervise activities of women on campus from the annual women's conference to dances, speakers and seminars dealing with women's issues. While at Brighton High School, she was an honor student, recipient of awards with the Dr. A. Fred Kotter FOOT ODORS Your best friend won't tell you about foot odor. Causes: excessive perspiration, improper sweat gland function. Moisture eats away at shoe materials and causes odor; perspiration itself has an odor, too. It can erode skin tissue, give rise to lacerations and abrasions. Podiatric care determines if you have malfunctioning sweat glands and if the situation may be aggravated by faulty foot posture. Do you have an allergic reaction to foot products, sock or shoe material? A podiatric exani will' detect any functional disturbance that could be to blame. Treatment could be advice on proper foot hygiene, suitable socks, shoes; f flee therapy may shrink overactive sweat glands or reduce their activity. Oral medication may be prescribed. Your podiatrist' can help clear up the condition. Brought to you in the interest of better foot care by in-o- Kotter 2400 West 7800 So. Suite 102 West Jordan 566-729- 7 262-608- t"tSO spending the big day at the home of his daughter Darla Murphy in Salt Lake. "Wib" still keeps active these days and enjoys bowling and fishing. But, if a "triple birthday celebration" seems a remote possibility, consider the fact that in 1974 not only did the three birthdays within the Couch family fall on June 16, but so did Father's Day and the occasion of Wilbur's retirement. "I don't think a computer could even figure that one out," Wib said in closing. Madrigals and A I 8' tWM MOST BACK SLIDERS INSTALL!. 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Couch family celebrates selected as West to American Legion Girls' Jordan High's representatives State. I ' tt 2, f.r sir Traci King (left) and Gwenda White were liriiiriini-nii.... I Continuance of the traditional travel film lecture series by Utah Technical College at Salt Lake is assured for another season, says Bryan Gardner, coordinator for nine of the past 13 seasons. "We have had a consistently high quality of film lectures, which have attracted a clientele from as far as Bountiful to the north and Riverton to the south," says Gardner. ; and We M....jhr-M- S .. ; u - CABINETS um x ' Bell View Elementary Good Citizens of the Month for both April and May. Above: Steve Hartshorn, Adam Nielsen, Heather Ambrose, Lori Jones, Russell Miller, Teresa Thorsted, Tawni Epperson, Colin Maughan, Heather Holloway, Julie Herman, Leon Webb, Stephanie North, Tiffany Glenn, Kara Snyder, Jessica Bean, Jason Rich, Aaron Hislop, Brian Brown, Kyle Jukes, Al Boltis, Mindee Boulton, Billy Welcher, Chelsa Bean, Jaron Winder, Rebecca Sanchez, Stacy Williams. Below: Carla Jones, Amanda Paxman, Ryan Richardson, Janel Bradbury, Jason Pugmire, Tad Lloyd, Alice Whitlock, Ricky Hendricks, Tammy Robinson, Shauna Sanders, Angie Flanagan, Sarah Shryers, Brooke Knight, Ryan Plant, Mandy Scow, Kimberly Milldestadt, Mindy Thayne, Laura James, Cory Arko, Wendy Williams, Michelle Nielsen, Marabeth Graft, Jami Eldredge, Emily Maughan, Mitchell Curtis, Robert Whicker, Sheila Paul, Gretchen Matsuoka, Kelly Whytock, Lori Burningham, Cindy Hunter, Theresa Mortensen. n, :Cn6nDQlt1 1 I r' Stephanie Black sworn in as women's vice president at BYU Save Big igr , y following ( J W l i. a jLr Utah Tech plans new travel lecture season Center. The lesson, "Relics and How Fair-bour- I Richard Fullmer graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy on May 30 with the rank of second lieutenant. He is the son of Mr Arthur J. Fullmer of Midvale and Mrs Antonio (Eileen) Gonzales of Sandy. He was sworn in by his uncle Capt. Dennis Rider. Kenneth will report to William's Air Force Base, Arizona, on June 22 to begin his pilot training. Sharp Camp DUP of the Err "CI ! LVV? PA Kenneth Jensen, June Kartchner, Jean Floyd, and Vera Barton. : J ; U years' David and Cindy Coombs, Colleen and Lottie Parker, Gloria Johnson, Dell and Helen musen. - Contract Carpets hires kitchen expert ORGANIZATIONS, CLUBS to I. i 4 Mr and Mrs Stewart Glazier will be the speakers at a farewell at Massachusetts Aero-Astr- ... i Midvale Auto Parts 86 N. Main, Midvale 255-424- 9 |
