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Show Janet Kidd Reigned Hunter 10th Ward Divided HUNTER. A division have children. YEARS AGO, as reported in the Green Sheet of Nov. 3, 1977. With fewer than 4,000 Granite School District voters going to the polls, an increase in the districts voted leeway was approved. The vote tally was 2,433 for the measure and 1,355 T John against Labrum, former president of Bennion stake, was scheduled to perform dedication ceremonies in rites planned at the new Bennion Kim elementary Howes as Maria and Russel Baumann as Capt. Von Trapp were cast in leading roles for clerk; Keith Jones, statistical clerk and Fred Fairbourne as membership clerk. Brian Colton will continue as bishop of the 10th ward, a position he has held for almost two years. He and his wife . Teddy have five children. Keith Morgan will serve as first counselor. He and his wife Kay are parents of seven. Dave Gomez will seve as second counselor. He and his wife Vickie have three children. eight David Harris will serve as first counselor in the new bishopric. He and his wife Marilyn have three children. They moved back to Hunter recently after a year in New York. Serving as second counselor will be Those dont wants around your house are probably do wants for someone else. Advertise them in Green Sheet classifieds! Richard (Rick) Crooks. He and his wife, Debbie, are parents of two. Doug Fairbourn will . .J . IS Lake Ridge elementary PTA is inviting everyone in the area to its annual Halloween carnival to be held from 5 to 9 p m. tomorrow (Friday). Foods available for those wishing to eat dinner at the carnival will include hot dogs, chips, popcorn and snow chic, we can help you get the look you want. Custom styling and precision cutting. SID'S STYLE cones. SHOP Children are being invited to wear costumes if they wish. A large variety of booths and games for all ages will be offered, Call for appointment 969-410- 6 4219 W. 3500 So. VOTE NOV. 4 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 28 Turner responds to the residents in it be in planwhether district, ning and zoning matters, an overpass for student safety or fighting against annexations and unwanted incorporations. of OTHER LYNNE TURNER ALREADY ON A LOCAL AND COUNTY LEVEL . . . INVOLVEMENT: President of State Legislative Staff, 6 years Governor's Council on Veterans Issues, Secretary Days of '47, Board Member Territorial Ball Chairman Daughters of Utah Pioneers, West Salt Lake County president Taylorsville DUP Camp, Founder Daughters of American Revolution Taylorsville 11th Ward, Cultural Arts Specialist Utah Girl Scout Council, PR State Federation of Demo Women Utah Women's Democratic Club Taylorsville-Ben-nio- n Community Council Vice President of West Valley Assoc, of Community Councils Vice President of Salt Lake County Assoc, of Community Councils Vice President of Salt Lake County Community Development, Steering Committee Formerly Salt Lake County Commission Granite PTA Secondary Planning Council President Eisenhower Jr. High School PTA President Alternative School PTA to selected DiSTRICT portray Jay Trot-tie- r Maria, while and Gary Schaffer were cast as Capt Von Trapp. 31 DEMOCRAT SIXTEEN YE MLS GO, as reported in the Green Sheet of Get. 29, 191.4. PAID BY COMMITTEE POLITICAL FOR DUATNE Mrs Burton Brasher . Deann Reigning as the first Homecoming queen at Kearns high was Janet and Mrs. W. L. Kidd Her attendants were Verna McCleery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern McCleery, and Brenda Hogan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hogan . . Halloween Carnival Is Slated Arcadia PTA tary Halloween 3 row elemen- Wayne Beckstead assumed duties as stu - host a will resident Granger TAYLORSVILLE. The of Mr daughter Kidd, including a fish pond Other activities will include dunking for apples and a cake walk. I' t iSAoi . a- SAkdWL.j carnival to 7 p.m. tomor- - , A (Friday). Tickets may be pur- - I chased from 8:30 to 9 oclock today (Thurs- - , day) and tomorrow at 6 r for $1, or 5 for $1 at the V event. A costume parade for the students will open the carnival at 3 p.m. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. Six cartoons will be V shown and there will be f games for all ages, f including a teddy bear and ring f toss, toss. A dinner may be pur- - i chased at the carnival, with a choice of sloppy joe and chips or hot dog f. and chips for three tick- ets. Drinks will cost one ticket. There will also be a baked goods sale and a f cakewalk. ; Each child will re- ' ceive a the leave as bag they ; carnival. Dr. Verna Tripp, prin- - ; cipal, will take pictures of children for five tickets. ! 3 ' 'kJ A LITTLE MORE GRANGER. Randy Bloomquist has been named to the Granger West stake high council. In a reorganization of the 8th ward bishopric, Jim Jackson, former second counselor, was named first counselor replacing Mr. Bloom- quist. The new second counselor is Richard Stanley. Max T. Ford- ham is bishop of the 8th ward. n f s 1 1 X I THE TWIST (SANDWICH) ROAST BEEF-MUSHR- JUICY I HAMBURGERS m ,,.J3 i F8& m $99 x is Regular 49' Each May be used for up to 3 orders on one visit. j, rrt? ! TJ $1.69 EA. REGULAR May bo used for up to 3 orders on one visit. s ! SOUP & SALAD BAR FISH SANDWICH $ 39 X j . f j 9 t SMALL BRINK r REGULAR May be used for up to 3 orders on one visit. BANANA THE TWIST i i SPLITS ' REGULAR $1.29 EACH HAMBURGERS C . ra XJ o 3 3 9 49 EACH . f' - T V 41 ? Tl $1.69 EACH HOT DOGS OR CORN DOGS 9 FOitvLi REGULAR May bo used for up to 3 orders on cm visit. i $949 May ba used for up to 3 orders on one visit. 5XJ iy. OOMS REGULAR JUICY FOR REGULAR BEEF-MUSHR- 9 May ba used for up to 3 orders on one visit. Sunday r (SANDWICH) ROAST tc Rev. Royal Ewing offer- - f Elec- ing the sermon tion and Obligation. The church board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Granger Community Christian will host the Utah Regional Mini As- - j sembly on Nov. 9 that will include a business ' meeting, with Warren $2.28 May bo used for up to 3 orders on one visit. i GRANGER. A Hal- - t loween party for young- - i sters of Granger Com- I munity Christian church will be held to- day (Thursday). The party for pre- schoolers through sixth v grade will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the church. rn I y REGULAR 95 EACH f i presiding. A spaghetti dinner and a closing worship service also are being planned. o I TO i Party Set For moderator, TO OOMS r Is Sechler, ,v U"'' 7 i Children v FOR YOU! trick-or-tre- Following PAID COMM. TO ELECT LYNNE TURNER and Madsen Ann school at 9:30 a m. Sun- day will be the church service at 10:50 with for the Utah State Legislature Dist. 28 Childs THIRTEEN Bloomquist Is West Stake High Councilor REPRESENTS YOU Marcia Terry Card were YEARS AGO, as reported in the Green Sheet of Nov. 2, 19(i7. Friday Affair The HOUSE of The Sound of Music " Oslowski PTA Hosting MAGNA. charge of the commit-Page 5B, Col 8) See as Spinnaker adviser at Cyprus. Lake Ridge Whether yours is sleek and sophisticated, soft and casual or . in Ward, who served as president of the Cyprus high Spinnakers during the groups second year of existence, was named FOR CARNIVAL . . . Poster directing attention to Halloween carnival scheduled tomorrow (Friday) at Lake Ridge elementary are Aliceson Harrison, Cameron Harrison, Amy Homer. EVERYTHING . . g highs production The Sound of Music . wards Pat Bagshaw and Jeff Goodwin were was planned for Kearns high of production Mary high West Volley View Thurs., Oct 30, 1980 IB DUAYNE T. JOHNSON Cyprus Double-castin- West Valle City, UT. VOTE to be presented at . the Granger I was slated . . to succeed STYLE dent body president at Utah Technical College With in Taylorsville Patti Rushton cast as Helen Keller and Lon Davis as Annie Sullivan, The Miracle Worker THREE nt previously served as second counselor in the 10th ward bishopric. He has also served on the stake high council. Mr. Spencer has been a resident of Hunter for 12 years. He and his wife Carolee At KHS Homecoming serve as executive secretary, with Roger Ash-mias assistant. Paul Vainuku will serve as ward clerk, with Todd Rytting as financial of Hunter 10th ward has been made resulting in the formation of Hunter 27th ward. Sustained bishop of the new ward was Rodney Max Spencer, who was elected president of the West Lake junior high PTA Other officers included Mrs Frank Brown, Mrs Oran Stewart, Mrs Joseph Stewart and principal Alma S Ed - Remember When Created 59' m EACH May bo used for up to 3 orders on one visit. Ojl & a ildj , CSAullL ( |
