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Show By County Attorney UTAH PRESS ASSOCIATION EAST 3KD SOUTH SALT LAKE CITT, TJT l6l - Will &4. Illegalities In Election Rejected Elected student body officers for at Granger high are, from left, secretary lynnette Pearce, vice president Dustin Dunn, presi GRANGER . . . 1980-8- 1 dent Jay Shumway, ALO president Brian Isom, historian Mitzi Hermansen, communications vice president Cyndy Kilburn. Students Go To Polls Shumway Elected At Granger GRANGER. A varsity football player and member of the jazz band at Granger high is the new student body president for next year. Defeating Dave Foote in balloting. Jay Shumway, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lovell Shumway, 3897 W. 3800 South, won the right to lead the school government during 1980-8Elected vice president was Dustin Dunn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dunn, 3211 Beaver St.; who Leslie Henderson. An honor student, he is on the basketball, tennis and track teams. The new secretary is Lynnette Pearce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Pearce, 3476 W. 3800 South, who has been junior class secretary and a member of the yearbook staff. She ran unopposed. Mitzi Hermansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Hermansen, 2842 So. 3000 West, was successful in her bid against Michelle Gillian for the post of historian. She is a member of student council and FHA, as well as the Accolade staff. The office of communications vice president went to Cyndy Kilburn, daughter of Mrs. Nada Kilburn, 3561 Cochise Dr. She is a HERO officer and a member of Honor Society. Joe Martin was her opponent. Brian Isom, who is taking all honor classes, was named ALO president. The son of Mr. and Mrs. K. Bruce Isom, 2570 Westshire Cir., he defeated Steve Wade for the post. In very close balloting, six cheerleaders and six songleaders were selected. The cheerleaders include Shelly Brown, Kim Crabtree, Denise Gray, Maxine Hardy, Lisa Hilton and Kris- - Kearns, Bennion In Annexation Statement WEST JORDAN. Portions of Bennion and Kearns are included in the West Jordan annexation policy declaration that will be released here today (Thursday). Property included in the West Jordan policy declaration extends from the citys present boundary near 6600 South north to 5400 South, between the Jordan River and 4000 West. Also included in the West Jordan statement is land south of 6200 South from 4000 West to the west county boundary, a West Jordan aide said Tuesday. Sir Lancer, Grangers mascot, will be Craig Whatcott, who defeated Deanna Birdsall, the first female to run for that office in the history of the school. ty Perry. Next years songleaders will be Shelly Boren, Laura Case, Michelle Mecham, Mindi Nelson. Yvette Poulsen and Julie Ripley. if SALT LAKE. No criminal improprieties were discovered by the County Attorneys Office in its investigation of the West Valley City incorporation vote. Deputy County Attorney Robert Stott Thursday announced the results of the investigation, which was requested by West Valley City mayor-elec- t Henry (Hank) Price. Price requested the investigation after allegations were made that incorporation supporters had attempted to influence the outcome of the election. But, after studying the matter, Stott concluded that no criminal acts were committed and the sample ballots had no effect upon the incorporation vote. Stotts investigation showed that before the election, a group of incorporation supporters unsuccessfully attempted to register about 70 voters with the County Election Division. The attempt was denied because the registration time limit had expired, Stott said the election division responded. The incorporation backers then obtained sample ballots and contacted the people whose registration cards were not accepted and had these people fill out their vote on the sample ballot, Stott wrote. If incorporation failed, the ballots would have been used to initiate a lawsuit seeking to require the Election Division to accept the registrations, the deputy county attorney said. None of the sample ballots were included in the incorporation vote, he added. Serving Salt Lake County's West Valley Area kl KI Published weekly Thursday, May 1, 1980 155 E 4905 KHS DELEGATES . . . Selected to represent Kearns high at Girls State are, front, Shauna Stirling, Kelly VanderVeur; back, Heidi Johnston, Becky McDougal, Lory Ekblad, Diane Reese. KHS - Six Eye Girls State KEARNS. Six students have been chosen to represent Kearns high at Girls State June at Southern Utah State College in Cedar City. There will be 336 girls from all over the state attending the program. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the program, assisted by local contributors, including Zions Bank, Kearns; the Granger Eagles Auxiliary and Kearns American Legion Auxiliary. The six junior girls representing Kearns high are Shauna Stirling, Becky McDougal. Lory Dee Edblad, Heidi Johnston, Kelly VanderVeur and Diane Reese. Anna Renteria was chosen first al- ternate. The Stirling girl is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aldus Chappell. She played varsity volley ball and basketball during her sophomore year and was named most outstanding sophomore athlete. She carries a 3.8 grade point average and has received num- South, Salt Lake City. Utah, by Murray Printmq, Inc Second class postaqe paid at Salt Lake City, Utah 84U9. Subscription rate. 54 00 per year Volume 26, Number USPS 17 656-38- erous 0 awards. Crime Students leadership seminary council. She also enjoys music, medical careers, politics, dance, arts and traveling At Granger - Nielsen Is Named GRANGER Verla Nielsen has been installed as president ol the Granger high PTSA for the 1980-8school year She and the other officers were honored at a luncheon last week hosted by outgoing PTSA ofticers Other new officers include Gwen Simpson, vice president. Maradon Anderson, secretary. Carla Francis, treasurer and Jean Cole, historian and athletic Miss McDougal, daughter of Richard and Carolyn McDougal, is involved in drama club, concert choir, the - school musical and school play. Her Council Post Filled Here KEARNS. Howard Short was apof the Kearns pointed Community Crime Council during a meeting here Thursday. Nathan Knops was accepted as a new member of the council during the session. Kathy Malin demonstrated a new personal protection spray, which she explained is a legal and practical form of protection for any citizen. The spray causes temporary disabling discomfort to attackers, without any permanent effects. It is available in a small leather case, attached to a key ring, making it convenient to carry in the hand. It is easily activated when needed, she explained. Council chairman Chad Terry said the council is in need of greater community participation. Several areas in the community are fully organized and posted with Crime Watch signs, he said. Signs are now available for more areas and community members are being asked to volunteer to serve as block captains to get the entire Kearns area involved in the program, Terry said. to have more comif this prohe gram is to work properly, declared. We could organize the entire community in a month or so if we could get people involved. Meetings of the Kearns group are held every two weeks. The May meetings are scheduled for the 8th We have munity participation Landscaping Topic Of Library Session KEARNS. Robert Morris, horti- culturist with the Utah State Extension Division, will present a program at the Kearns Library at 7 p.m. on May 8. He will offer suggestions on design and on selecting and maintaining plants. The program should be of value to homeowners, particularly to those with new homes in need of landscaping, according to librarian Scott Ember. and 22nd at 7:30 p.m. in the Third Precinct courtroom. The public being encouraged become involved. to attend is and Estate Planning Is Subject Of Program GRANGER. A estate planning will be held at the Granger Library May 8. Attorney J. Scott Lundberg and accountant Barry Gardner will lecture and answer questions during a program scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. lecture-discussio- n on DIAL 262-668- 2 FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS AT THE Vcew-- msf. hobbies include sports, oil painting, writing, politics, music and church activities. The Johnston lass, daughter of Edward and Sandra Johnston, is involved with madrigals, concert choir, school muical and orchestra and enjoys reading and sports. She is also active in her church. The Ekblad girl is a member of the House of Representatives, news editor of the school paper, a member of student council and will serve on the 1980-8seminary council. She enjoys music, politics sports, dancing, traveling and Spanish. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ekblad. Miss VanderVeur is the daughter of Margis and Henry VanderVeur II. She is a sports enthusiast, her main interests being snow and water skiing and golf. She played on the Kearns high golf team in her sophomore year. She loves dancing, was a member of the pep club and is currently active in the Kearns Chatte drill team. The Reese lass is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dee R. Reese. Her activities include senate, pep club, Attic staff, Ambassadors Corps, and she will be a member of the 1980-81 1 Verla Nielsen Dr. Mary Jean Johnson, newly-nameprincipal, will serve as second vice president Members of the hoard will include Joyce Stalnaker, education commisd sioner; Marilyn Throckmorton, health and welfare. Fern Howard, individual development: Peggy membership and finance; Radele Hepworth. volunteer hours: Sharon Willardson, hospitably and Jan Montgomery, publicity Warmer Temperatures Bring Out Crews To Complete Improvement Project On Widened 4700 South IMPROVED . . . The installation of curbs and gut- - ters are among the Improvements responsible for the closure of 4700 South just west of 4000 West recent weeks. In UNDER REPAIR . . . 4700 South have to Motorists heading west on take a slight detour at 4000 West where the street has been closed for resurfacing and improvements. Col-lotz- i, |
