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Show rr r A6 iywwrwf yr C1" ThtTlmes-Independen- Thursday, March 18, 1982 t, fI Hospital News . March 10 admit: Jim Jackson; disch: Michael Connie and Norman Larrabee, a girl, 19i in. 6 lb. 13 Ballantyne. oz. March 11 admit: Lynn Izatt, Darlene Walker; disch Jim Jackson Elsie Hawks, Glenda Ciarus. March 12 admit: Joretta Beeson, Lucille Services Friday in Provo for Sibyl Sullivan Nation; Funeral services will be March 19, for disch: Elizabeth Zwahlen. March 13 admit: Norman Stocks; disch: Donna Galindo, Charlotte Gary and baby held Friday, Sibyl Sullivan, 90, who died March 15, 1982, in Provo. Bom March 15, 1892 in Moab to Frances Marion and Daisy Dean Westwood Shafer, she died on her birthday. She graduated from Grand County High School in 1912 boy. March 14 admit: Elizabeth Branden, Gary Hout, Sarah Garcia, Robert Anderson; disch: Lucille Nation and baby girl. March 15 admit: Connie Larrabee, Merintha and attended City Council . . . (Cant, from Page Pi mw A fj ' ' 'W" 1912-1- 3. married John W. Sullivan on Jan. 1, 1914. They lived most of their married life in Provo, but lived briefly in Moab during the 1940s. Survivors include siblings, Visitors to the classroom . . . The students in Martha Leonard's Southeast Elementary School kindergarten class a view of some farm animals last week. Mrs. Vonna Hamaker provided got ' Grace Buckley and Dean two closeup for the class baby during a visit to the school. Both the students and the goats Shafer, both California, to have fun getting acquainted. Frank Shafer, Ogden, and goats appeared HOSPITAL NEWBORNS Bom March 12, 1982 to Earl Shafer, Helper; a son, Jack, and several granddaughters. Services will be at il a.m. at Walker Mortuary, and interment will be in Provo cemetery. Lucille and Jess Nation, a girl, 20 in. 7 lb. 13 oz. Bom March 14, 1982 to Elizabeth and Chuck Brenden, a boy, 20 in. 8 lb. Bom March 15, 1982 to a post secondary military Grand I High AMAZING i Happenings PROPHESIES Fulfilled in our day J without question News Items of Interest CHRIST IS COMING SOON .,-- 7 . t Prepared by the Journalism Department at Grand County High School - . . Hear ) project She son; disch: none. March 16 admit: David Arehart, Loren Taylor, Peggy Hilliard; disch: Robert Anderson, Joretta Beeson, Norma Stocks, Elizabeth Brenden and baby boy. i I program for college bound juniors at 1:55p.m. till 3:40 p.m. at the Stake house on Locust Lane. There will be representatives from the military, R.O.T.C., and military academics. They will be presenting information on programs and fianacial assistance the military offers to college students. There will be a general session after which students will choose 3 specific military programs to visit. This is a good opportunity for students to find our more about their He went on to comment that Environmental Protection Agency standards will require significant improvements in water discharged from the plant in the near future. He added that the necessary immediate improvements could be made at a relatively low cost using funds provided by the Spanish Valley Water and Sewer Improvement District He suggested that the council investigate the possibility of establishing a capital improvement fund to deal with long-terimprovements at the plant He stated that m leave at 4 morning. They will compete Saturday and return that night. I think We will be successful. The people that are going are excited, said Mrs. Anderson, speech teacher. POLL By Kelly Clark and i he will meet with consulting engineer A1 Anderson to discuss the improvements. Councilman Sheldon Hefner recommended that council the in members participate ' discussion. - Hollowaty also suggested that the city consider hiring local high school students to assist in maintenance and cleanup activities on a seasonal basis, particularly cleanup of approaches to the city on major 'roads. He said such a cleanup would have to involve the dty, county, state, and local citizens bn a cooperative basis. The council agreed to review the suggestion. In response to a request from Councilman Dave White, Mayor Stocks designated Saturday, March 27; as Cleanup Day in Moab. The cleanup campaign is being sponsored by the Moab Chamber of Commerce. City crews will provide free pickup services to homeowners. . The council approved a new fee schedule for the golf course. The new schedule includes $3 for nine holes on weekdays, $3.50 for nine hides on Sundays and holidays and annual dues of $200 per person and $150 for senior citizens. 4 and helps prepare the students for the region meet a.m. Friday -- in May. BASEBALL By Arnie Beyeler The Moab Red Devils baseball team will open their season at home this Friday, March 19 against the Nuda Mustangs. According to Moab coach Lynn Allen, Nucla is usually our opening game, and is always tough, and always ready to Game times play ball. Friday will be varisty 2 p.m. with a J.V. game immediat- .; NEW ARRIVAL Bruce and Brooke Burn? : ingham would like to an. nounce the arrival of their. J . ' new baby girl. Lynnse was bord" Burningham ' Thursday, March 4, 1982, in'5 Ogden at 6:38 p.m. Sh4r' . weighed seven pounds, fbur.' ounces at birth, and war : 2QV inches in length. BrucC is a coach at Grand County o High School. Dodi Cathey An informal poll was taken WELDING parents and are doing a choices for the future. .FSchool By Dennis Wells and FUTURE NURSES pretty good job. They are all Theres a sign-u- p list in the at Grand County High v. troubles in Archie Walker The Grand County Future adding their own designs to office. Students will be concerning the Auto shop teacher Mark get the best possible use out activity excused from those Central America and El Nurses Association will hol Fifty students its first meeting Wednesday Knowley built himself a of them. Jim is adding a fan classes they miss and roll Salvador. were asked the following ely following. stove for his home. This system to his stove. Shanes call will be taken. March 31, from 7 to 8 p.m. ii STATE SPEECH question: Do you think the The Red Devils will then the Solarium at Allei, stove lit a spark in a few of stove looks like a factory U.S. should get involved in travel to Grand Junction, By Yvette Looney his welding and auto shop built product. Im looking Memorial Hospital. . in held was El Salvador or Central Colorado to face the Grand Region speech students to build stoves and forward to our trip to Cedar participate in events such asf-bul- l America? Results were as Junction Tigers on Tuesday, prepare them so that they City. A lot of good projects Price last week. Tim Lawton, follows: riding, barrel racing,-- ! 80 no, percent; yes, March 23. Moab defeated Bryant Hart, Debbie Sterry, can take them to Cedar City, from Moab will be entered, saddle bronc, and bareback 4 2 Midont Ken care, percent; Evens, Rosemary the Tigers last year in a close along with the projects from stated Shane Wareham. A rodeo queen and 14 riding. nor, Brian Robertson, .and percent and undecided, MILITARY wood shop. contest in Moab. Moab coach her attendants will also be for Ashcraft Aaron percent. qualified OPPORTUNITIES Shane Wareham, Pat McAllen stated, They play a chosen. Some of the Rodeo Mrs. Blue, teacher, said, state speech on March 19. Donald and Jim Winfield are By Janiece Mudgett good brand of ball over Club members who will be The speech students will My initial response is no, On March 23, there will be and have an excellent building stoves for their are Clifford.. but I dont think anyone here there, summer program to keep participating " Gilliland, Alan Surges, Mary knows all the details. baseball alive. Game time April Johnson, senior, in Grand Junction will be 3 Meador, and Wade Snow. Advisor Gene Leonard, when said, No, we shouldnt take ' ' with a varisty contest M2 ; I asked where the stock for the 3v; on other countries problems p.m. & only. rodeo was being supplied ' ' before we solve our own. uYAHOO! ITS ' from said, They come from Teresa Randall, freshman, RODEO TIME" cows and horses." said, Whats that? 1 By Shirley Sheets Rodeo Club members are BUSINESS DEPARTMENT The Red Devil High School selling advance tickets at $2&- -'" By Leslie Key and Rodeo Club is having a two for adults, and $1.50 for51 Lisa Dickerson state rodeo on day qualifying Gate price is $2.60 students. The Grand County High March 26 and 27 at the for adults and $2 School business department Grand Count Rodeo The rodeo will'-begiis preparing their students Grounds at 7:30 each night andPlanning a wind power generating system Rodeo Club members from will be held Saturday dance a Colo. in held There Durango, involves a number of important consideraschools will March 27 after the rodeo. ot-are many categories in which many high tions. Wind systems operate efficiently at the students compete. They ft sites that are high enough to take advanare typing I and 0, shorthand O.- I and II, business machines, of winds from tage strong, steady away Pi-- : PICK-UDELIVERY AVAILABLE accounting and filing. The obstructions and turbulence. 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