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So 5400 4351 Dist 3102, Hunter school, ford, 5042 W Bannock Cir , 3108, 3110 K f dy tumor h or 1755 wst i 4495 So 4800 West, 3112, Howard Kipp Uis Linda Cable, 4050 W Continental, 3116, Ai,u. my Park s' i,i i Benv w 4580 West Point Dr , 3118 Phil Jordan 4ifflw o cuth, 3 02 t i t Dist. 3200, Clyde C. Nielsen, 3355 W 4' lot 08 Valley ,, n r 3206, Frost school, 3444 W 4400 South 1 4195 So 3200 West, 3207, 3209 Trum m s tool, 47u So st V . i;( dome officials in both i u and county govern-l- o it s viewed the audit ; , .mother step in the b ml betvv'een the County lau i iif Office and the West Valley Police ii'p.u tment. Blew mg for several : oidhs below the sur-- f a e, tlm f, ucl broke into Hie open during the t ' q 1) II. O (.1 ..crb Campbell and Sheriff N D. It 'i I.n ward followtelevision news ing i eit questioning the Li, id ounty ( i mance ii i r the of esi Valley force. eial city officials !ia said County M i Hi's deputies have .eel li attic citations 'thin the citys boun-- i it s and instructed oi lenders to go to Vi West ' v - i vv Make-u- p SAFETY TIPS . . . West Volley police Chief David Campbell provides bicycle safety advice to Amanda Campbell (no relation), while Karen Kesler displays posters emphasizing various aspects of impending police Green Sheet reviews of theatrical productions strie only to be constructive. Although on occasion there is criticism, there is also deserved praise. In the safety program. West Valley opinion Green Sheet reviewers, the criticism, where justifiable, makes the praise more meaningful than would be a hollow ach-nolodgement of participation. All reviews, in any event, are only the opinion of the writer, who though qaul-ifiein theatre, makes no pretense of being judge and jury. by Michele Bartmess of Police Boost Safety WEST VALLEY. general traffic safety and special hazards that might be encountered by children. The program also is A program for children is being promoted here by the West Valley Police Department. With the assistance of the National Child Safety Council, city police are soliciting support from the business community to begin the safety program in elementary schools in March Businessmen are being asked to contribute safely money to designed In sponsor e C. noted. The view, Campbells the program has several benefits. It has an educational benefit because it teaches the basics. But it has a secondary value because it puts police officers directly into contact with the youngsters, he said, Within an organized manuals which will be distributed to grade school-agchildren. Different manuals are available for different age groups, Police Chief David to help children become more familiar with police officers, with the belief that familiarity will improve peoples views of police, the chief added. and structured program, it provides positive teaching on respect for the law, Campbell name of the sponsoring business as well as the police force will be printed on the back of each manual. The West Valley drive is part of a national effort to improve safety conditions for children. Utah is one of three states nationw ide which has not been involved in the program, Campbell said. Instruction for the youngsters will focus on bike safety, drug abuse, Campbell said. Karen Kesler of the National Child Safety Council will be contacting local businessmen seeking support for the project. She also is coordinating a similar venture with the Murray City Police Department. Campbell said he first became acquainted w ith the program while at KEDWOOD 973-708- SM0KEY AND THE BANDIT II WHEN THE SCREAMING STOPS(R) "1941" FIRST DEADLY SIN ElD STARTS FRIDAY Charlton Heston (R) HOW TO BEAT THE . THE AWAKENING HIGH COST OF LIVING Lrfeh It Lives Again (PG) SUMMARY 1980 1979 Prc Lo Hi 60 37 0 0 0 0 67 39 TR 61 33 0 56 39 .01 Hi Year's Moisture 1.29 R Lo Proc 0 56 32 0 53 28 61 29 0 0 66 35 47 39 .39 51 32 TR 0 50 29 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 1.74 FORECAST: Generally fair with warming trend. High's in the 60's and low's in the 30'$. Woman Is Appointed To Post Valley woman has been appointed as the city's representative to the In- ternational Year R Standout performances by a pair of veteran thespians initiated the presentation of high school productions in the Green Sheet area during the week Cyprus high kicked off the season with its offering of Flower Drum Song, a show not often seen on area stages. In this production, perhaps more than any other, performers were challenged and granted a A West SALT LAKE. d MAGNA. of Disabled Persons. Mrs. G. Ross (Barbara) Toomer, 4264 W 3785 was apSouth, pointed by West Valley Mayor Henry (Hanki Price prior to a luncheon for the organization here Thursday. The United Nations has designated 1981 as International Year of Persons. Susan Flowers, a U S. representative working with the U. N., was featured speaker at the luncheon. She said that contrary to popular opinion, the problems facing the Hurry Ends Soon WALKING DEAD(R) THE WEATHER Disabled 4 SCREENS 8 tending a convention of police chiefs in St. Louis. He said it has borne positive results in other areas where it has been tested. rich learning perience. Not only did the young actors and actresses find themselves needing to portray a culture that is very foreign, but also they needed to alter their appearances in order to be convincing in those roles Director Charlie Brown seized upon the opportunity to expose the students to an art form that many take for til' llol tO while b alone ng n's or Judge Ber-- ' .id courts J Im jurisdiction of 'go .'P courts extends "o the city limits on to d is pertaining offenses, Judge .M ' ei,en said .'.I' I'i t Mayor Price also spoke at the convention, disabled encouraging persons to submit their comments to city officials, it was reported. OPEN HOUSE (From Page 5, - Col. 6) Council is now turning its attention toward organization of a choir, Mrs. Nisongersaid. She said about 100 persons had shown an in- terest in performing An with the choir. organizational meeting tentatively has been set for Nov. 29 at 10 a.m. in City Hall, she said. i (imp1. ' Him person i yester-Aednesda- i Ctiine His ' da tion extends to gnu est, he noted , it v, as a st, (i'it ,, By i outcast Mm. was Nielson with hoi shv nonius' in the idle of Li downt ,, were an lmpoi b g of the t haractoi i,, Jost pit Leant appealing V;e g I a It and ' . el;r'' mlensitv I i I , m sell wa ' M - with a sensitivitv made tlie effo!1 i i ' true Michelle rude-- s ( of ho; was anno a Sue. , , dition shows most moments the older human , v. t - . - ith the audo Ther on I end a corned and right role H and the pei b his musical added to tm cess of tlie Tina .Ins' Chao had a sadness v, - i e o - t' i ' m ; m u ' ' . .Hu incidents, Cunn-- i Jurisdictional pro-- And what a sensational job was done. Each performer was responsible for his or her own makeup and it was evident that the lessons had been well-learne- With the task of looking the part appropriately handled, the students settled into the routine of presenting the Also Todd in moreso None Sammy perfectly A rill. than Fong, played by Derek Mer- seasoned polished and performer, Merrill showed what he can do every moment he was on stage The show gained a huge lift with his performance Dont Marry Me. of His movement on stage and his facial expression are very mature for a young performer and bespeak a commitment to the theater arts Opposite him, Cyndi Chadwick also gave a superb performance as Linda Low. Her anger was excellent and she ' a ALL SEATS vfCH t , f v M 7200 1 t . SHIRLEY Ml. a . 15, 8 00, 7:30, 9 30 OPEN 12:45 MATINEES DAILY SI SO t.l 6 45 thru FRI Except Holidoji MON HERBIE GOES BANANAS I G Bodknobl and Broomstick! C - c . J THE WARRIORS Ca HH A.3S60 D AILING! 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BOOK II mis will have to be "i ml by tlie County M"i nev's office, since 5 TIL 3 $2.00 aoKf.t am said. . granted a not to u - u- only to ns t cquest, . n I it'. ALL SEATS ttfs deputies pond , ' m H" h. d i s til SO Fill "THE BIG BRAWL IMANNT6M ''poiallan , it nil' w Wing. ..... SI thru licept Holidojfl STARTS FRIDAY MON mcnnum have been - ed in July when "an !. confusion reigned r the citys in- - n.i N of lh September .ue (tin in qualilv far ,w'd that no tickets issued by deputies Mbn i it limits. ' h know ledged that ' . l' i ( s, She pi very important V i e C a r s t char act ei iat e Wang ('In aim His excellent and brusque m on added to bis forirumee One Depart-- : t,nut. Shenffs said a computer ' 12:45 OPEN Adults then mistakenly called South Salt Lake. His force, he said, was the third agency notified. West Valley Police Department has never screened calls, nor do we intend to do so in the future, Campbell said. West Valley is now a city. We have taken an oath to protect it and serve its people. We appreciate your backing and help from time to i . 3CT for- Department, minute number tukits that should n c gone to Judge in e arsen's court in i Valley. haw n't seen any ,i Kefs v. ntten by i i.l s deputies The ii'idy doesnt patrol e u'v area I.Mil Cunningham, a 'am mg i esearcher in a ; 30, 1980 We hope to continue to work together as professional colleagues, but we will police West Valley City. In other words, well call you if we need you, he added, referring to the sheriffs office. warded the call initially to the County Sheriffs would (urn more ' Thurs., Oct. time. unin- system operator mm arisen doubted Hie West Valley u . giaijg on o with ins Chi Aneriean M , j Each disabled are not characters. with but increas- character was decreasing, ing. I stage !i alw.ns ex- well-define- d A slmv. c i const tii l m imiMf JON Bcmg 3 Gil1 0 which calls it felt needed to be handled. The KUTV story focused on choking baby incident in which a County Sheriffs deputy reportedly drove to the scene from Holladay and arrived before a West Valley officer. Campbell maintained that the 911 emergency d-- a West Valley View was screening thus, Con-- i .Judge i West Valley City, UT. corporated area citizens alike, he pointed out. That coverage was the source of much of the dispute earlier in the week, observers have said. The dispute flared at the surface when KUTV aired a news report which Campbell said implied that the West Valley Police Department was not able to handle its call load and, Police Chief 1 and municipal verbal m between West M high, Green Sheet Review case, the law allows offenses against state statutes to be handled by either the city JP court or the adjacent court whose boundaries overlap, he said. The County Attorney previously had ruled that sheriffs deputies have a responsibility to provide coverage for in this itod i ( ! I ILG I nowTncar 4100 So. 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