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Show THE SENTINEL ft- Page 2 Thursday, June 28,1984 Tour of homes set by Draper historical group f" I '"Y j Allen Adair (left) and Alicia Rawlings were honored by Riverton over the past week. Allen produced the winning Town Days theme entitled "Land of the Free" and Alicia won the town motto contest with her entry "Riverton, Home of Peace, Progress and Tradition." In the center is Town Days Dorothy Peterson. Riverton Town Days notes contest winners "Riverton, Home of Peace, Progress and Tradition" was chosen out of many entries to be the town motto and will be placed on the Riverton City flag. The winner is Alicia Rawlings, a sixth grader at Oquirrh Hills Middle School. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Brian Rawlings. The parade and Town Days theme this year is "Land of the Free" and the essay winner is Allen Adair, a sixth grader at Oquirrh Hills Middle School. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Adair. what we want, we can do anything we want within the boundries of our laws. We have free agency to do as we wish, like own our own business or buy our own property. This is the land of the free!" The annual Town Days celebration is right around the corner. As with last year, this year's celebration will run for two days, beginning with the Town Days parade on July 3 at 6:30 p.m., followed by a musical, fireworks and dance. If anyone is interested in being in the parade, please contact Nykkie Y Glad, ' ' "Land Of The Free" I am "This is our land and Look forward to the soon proud of it. It is beautiful and coming pamphlet regarding the free. I am proud to live in this specific events of the day. As a land of the free. In America we committee it's been exciting to are free to do what we want. We plan and we dare anyone to find can go to our choice of church or a better celebration. our own type of job. We are free to speak as we wish or write v 254-112- 7. Utah Power and Light opens new Draper office When Utah Power & Light Co. dedicates its new South Valley District Office here June 29, it will mark another step toward the company's goal of bringing "small town service" to the burgeoning Salt Lake Valley. The $713,000 facility at 12840 S. State will be staffed and equipped to handle the full range of some of needs 25,000 customers living in Alta, Draper, Riverton, South Jordan and Bluffdale. South Valley is one of five smaller districts that have been carved out of the sprawling, Lake Salt District. UP&L expects that its decentralized operations will be 290,000-custom- er more and responsive Since it also is headquarters for accounting, billing and other customer-relate- d operations, South Valley should be more convenient for customers to visit. Better accessibility and a small customer base are two factors the company hopes will improve its responsiveness to customer individual another requirements important part of "getting closer." "I am convinced that this will decentralization bring better service with lower expenses," declares Assistant Vice President John Bohling. Bohling, who is also Salt Lake division manager, explains that shorter travel time to and from jobs is one way to explain this efficiency. Also, he says, "People who work in small, homogeneous settings tend to be more motivated. In big operations, there's a tendency for the individual to feel lost in the crowd." convenient. "It's all part of the plan to get closer to the customer," says district manager William L. Patterson. Location is only part of the of "closer." By meaning strategically placing six line crews and a wide range of equipment and vehicles in this TELL US part of the valley, the new How many times have you can offer quicker district "That should be in the response to outages or customer thought service requests. paper," It can be. Phone 255-355- 6. .. if - 1, , m . Free Checking with a $98 balance. Free VISA Banking ara. hanking at 20 24-ho- ur locations. Apply to mm . 7095 S. State Siindy XX 10625 S. State Memhe FD1C s all-da- y ' (J I 571-860- 2. U of U Hockey Camps slated to start on July 9 1 L f Mfca ..in iiiiiimhu 1 amfel Jana Rae Bodell, daughter of Gayla B. Bodell, Riverton, and Sherman Bodell, Murray, was selected last Friday as Miss Riverton for 1984-85- . Her attendants will be Barbara Jones, first attendant, daughter of Boyd and Frances Jones; and Kaylin White, second attendant, daughter of David and Bonnie White. The girls will perform their first official duties at the Youngsters eight to eighteen and adults who want to get some Riverton Fourth of July celebration next week. expert training and coaching in ice hockey this summer are from BYU in 1983. Honors received encouraged to enroll in the by the Continuing Education Hockey graduating student at University IN A PICKLE . . . RENT IT FROM DILL of Utah and BYU are Beta Camps offered by the University v Gamma f of Utah. Sigma Honor Society, Three sections are offered. Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Youth Education 14Y-3- 0 is for Magna Cum Laude Honor meets to and fourteen ages eight Society. Youth Education 14Y-3He will leave June 19 for July 3027 WEST 7800 SOUTH meets July for ages Houston, Texas, where he will be WEST ' JORDAN, UTAH 84084 10, and Youth Education employed at Conoco Inc. in 14Y-3meets for ages business administration. He has filled a Spanish LDS Aug. All three sections meet from 8 mission, and is the son of Mr and a.m. until 5 p.m., Monday Mrs Harold K. Carroll. through Friday. Instruction includes skill development, fitness, chalk talks, video feedback, biomechanics, tactics and team play. Classes meet at the Cottonwood Recreation Heights 2700 S. 7500 E. Camp Center, R. is director Michael McCormick, who has 33 years , DILL RENTAL & SALES 0. 1, 12-1- 8, g. 2, 566 1269 lt, 13-2- 4. coaching and playing experience. During his 15 years as head coach, his record was 191 wins, 54 losses, 11 ties. His assistants are Andrew Deis, one of the highest rated amateur players ever produced in Utah, and Tamas Korpas, who has played on the Hungarian 1st National Class League, World Hockey Hungary's League and the Holland Trapper League. To register, phone the Division of Education Continuing registration office at the U, rCrushed jCoke or Sprite 581-648- 3. Happy Homemakers practice picnic skills Members of the Happy Home-make- rs practiced their picnic and party skills at their latest meeting, according to club reporter Jennifer Anderson. Mindy and Kelly made brownies, Jennifer and Amber some pocket put together Rebecca and sandwiches, Stephanie made egg salad sandwiches, and Chelly and Jamie whipped up some milk shakes. 4-- H XjarBQ SpecaJWw HotDfl Club . West Jor Jan 7080 S. 1700 W. Midvale Historical Society Draper Third Annual Home Tour is scheduled June 27 from 6 p.m. to' dark. The tour is free and will begin at 700 E. and 12400 S. Historic homes in that area will be included in the tour. The tour is educational in nature - in addition to seeing these historical homes, members of the historical society" will be available; present owners and families will be the guides ; free refreshments from pioneer times will be served (root beer, honey taffee, popcorn balls, oatmeal cookies). Participants may park their cars or walk or may drive from house to house. Directional signs will be posted east of freeway exit. Registration and tour booklets will be available at 700 E. and 12400 S. Each house has been carefully researched. They were built from 1851 to turn of the century. Museum and Library In addition to the home tour the society is holding an open house at their museum and library in the Draper city office building in conjunction with the pioneer celecommunity bration July 21 from 1 :30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tour of the facilities, sale of of local historical prints of pioneer buildings, serving foods will be included in the open, house. Contributions welcomed at the home tour and open house. house and Tour open information is available by B. William Mrs calling Clements at M BUNS 111 V V 8pak Rm89 VY rLV"W V- 5 5oz. Top Sirloin 5-- W on 1 I oz Bacon Wrapped Filet 404 VHstlGr" Be6f PatHeS Alan Carroll receives masters Alan Clark Carroll, Sandy, graduated with high honors June 9 from the University of Utah with a masters degree and received his master of business administration. 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