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Show msT vALLEY view 2B During Week Thursday, Dec, f - Babies Born To Green Sheet Families 70 baby boy delivered at home was among 70 births recorded to families area Sheet during the 9 p.m. week ending at Sunday. outnumbered Boys girls 39 to 31 during the week. In addition to the home birth, 17 babies were delivered at St. Marks hospital, 13 at Cottonwood and six at Valley West. The remaining 33 were born at other hospitals in the Salt Lake area. Babies were born to area the following families: 4366 5760 So Seller, East 900 Daniel Merkling, 3348 North borough Mathew Asay, 5506 Heath Ave. Richard Anderson, 3431 W 2640 South Boys 900 3008 W. 3835 South Marc Varind, Road Edwin South Riis, Howard Call, 7454 Washington Road David Ryan, 4443 Duke St Wayne Kelley, 5838 Country Hills Dr. So Nin Pang, 1497 Alder Road Richard Stephenson, 3464 So 7730 West Scott Haslam, 4035 Castle View Dr. David Shopay, 3349 Mary Lane Bob Jennings, 5627 Sarah 2440 W 6255 South Douglas Hain, 3693 Dixie Cir Vernon Humphries, 4521 So 3290 West Kevin Smith, 8661 Florence Dr. Ralph Haws, 2432 Dutch Draw FOR NEW TERM . . . Vesta Lindstrom pulls out files in College Center office at Utah Utech Winter Quarter Alexander Luna, 2558 Creole Ridge Lane 4589 Sunstone 2174 W. 3100 COTTONWOOD HOSPITAL Girls Michael Kalakis, 852 Clover Meadow Dr. Jack O'Connell, 4350 W 5570 South Patrick Colonna, 5082 LaMancha Way Ronald Egbert, 3237 W. 3800 South Gary Millward, 4286 Mignon Dr. Russell Jensen, Kearns Rick Cecala, 4957 Naylor Lane Boys Michael Madsen, 711 E. 4800 South Karl Banks, 7272 W 3960 South Jeffrey Seright, 4438 Jills PI Gerald Cook, 5748 So 2700 West Ronald Allen, 3803 Market St. Richard Hansen, 5445 Riley Lane Kent Barnes, Cir. East Daron Walker, 4363 So 5180 West 3694 Dixie Clr Floyd Simper, 7382 Candice Dr. Robert Brown, 3715 S 6400 West Richard Wilcox, 5283 Sprucewood Clr. Craig Pentico, 4285 So. 3600 West Craig Miller, Uintah Garfield Cook, 2976 Crestview Dr. Donald Swain, 6854 Dixie Dr Edward Weldenbacher, 3641 Patriot Dr. Visitor Expected At Church KEARNS. A guest speaker will be in the pulpit at Kearns Baptist church Sunday, with the worship service beginning at 11 oclock. Bruce Gardner, director of stewardship, brotherhood and missions for the Utah and Idaho convention, will substitute for Rev. Benny Clark, who is visiting in Arkansas for two weeks. Members of Darlings, citizen Dimples group, inter-denomination- senior held a Christmas party Tuesday at the church. Fifvolunteers from area churches assisted with the party. A tree Girls Jay Rasmussen, 3120 St. Ross Derbidge, 5661 Bree Brad Rook, 1772 W 4700 South Steven Dyer, 5371 Pearwood Cir. Vance Lamborn, 1599 E 3970 South teen VALLEY WEST HOSPITAL 1222 Woodridge Bob Petroff, 2906 So. 2670 West Steve Glubka, 4009 So 1300 was donated by Girl Scouts and Santa Claus was an honored guest. Christmas gifts for 115 senior citizens were provided by the Kearns Town Council and Kearns Lions club. Try a Want Ad! TAYLORSVILLE. Registration for winter quarter will continue at Utah Technical College the first three days next week. Although the college will be closed until winter quarter classes be- - Valley per annum and Keogh deposits of $500 or more. No bank or savings and loan can pay a higher rate on your retirement money. You can deduct your yearly contribution to either of these retirement plans at tax time, and pay no taxes on that money until you withdraw it at retirement. If you have no pension plan where you work, save up to $1,500 a year in an Individual Retirement Account. Or up to $7,500 in a Keogh plan if youre Ask us about it now, and get started saving for financial security tomorrow a tax break today. Current rate, based on 2'i year savings certificate. Deposits of less than $500 earn at the rate of 8 per annum. Substantial penalty for early withdrawal. First Security Bonk Each First Security Corporation affiliate bank is a member of FDIC. ar being offered during day and evening classes for winter quarter. A new section in construction trades will offer courses in home owner repair and maintenance, a cabinet and furniture making class and one in upholstery. Information con- cerning registration may be obtained by calling the College Center 9 at or 967-429- 5, 967-429- 967-428- 4. COT'WD (From Page 11B, Col. 3) this evening with the hope of bringing joy to their assigned families. All of the ASC officers would like to extend their deep gratitude for the money and items which were put forth by Cottonwoods faculty and student body, whose combined efforts produced $500 which will go toward this cause. BOOKS (From Page 11B, Col. 1) 110 was Terry Stevens. To show the kind of support recieved from Glen Smith, principal, he was placed third with 85 books. In all, 750 books were donated to the school library. Of that number, 594 are fiction, 75 nonfiction and about 40 have been put on the teachers shelves. Some 25 hardback books were received as well. There were only about two dozen of the books that were unsuitable, it was noted. Mrs. Tony Pray, the main librarian and Carol Hansen, her assistant, were able to sort the books with the help of student volunteers. An adult librarian help- er, KAPERS - (From Page 11B, Col. 4) delights, didnt forget that first silent night. The shepherds were watching their flocks with care, while angels and madrigals sang in the air. So heres Merry Christ- mas, from me to you, why dont you go for a Sleigh Ride or two. You could sing Jingle Diane Romrell, brought in 50 books herself. They had the books on the shelves ready for checking out by the students only two days after the drive ended. The librarians did a great job of getting the books on the shelves, the adviser stated. The project was a really big success, a beneficial activity. These books will be here for years and years, he concluded. police here Wednesday. Shelly Murphy, 5049 King Valley Way, told Officer John Guthrie that three rifles and two shotguns were stolen from a gun cabinet in her home. Burglars apparently broke a basement bathroom window to gain entrance into the residence left and through the back door, Guthrie reported. Furniture, Car Class Scheduled TAYLORSVILLE. Upholstery classes will be offered both day and evening during winter quarter beginning Jan. 5 at Utah Technical College. Both car and furniture upholstering techniques are to be taught by Heber Shepherd, profes-sioa- upholsterer. Stu- dents can expect to cover two large chairs or one couch during the quarter, he said. Facilities are also available for constructing frames and building new pieces. The instructor stated that all facilities to do the job are available. Students may attend class one day or evening per week. Day classes are scheduled from 9:30 a.m. to 2:20 p.m. Monday, 11:30 a.m. to 4:20 p m. Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. to 2:20 p.m. Wednesday and evenings Monday through Friday. The cost is $44. Registration will be through Wednes- day next week in the College Center and classwork IRA gin on Jan. 5, three final days of registration are scheduled, to be handled in the College Center. Students may sign up between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. those three days. More than 700 classes GRANGER. A Watch Night party will be held at Westvale Presbyterian church on New Years Eve. The evening will begin with a potluck supper at 8 oclock on Jan. 31 at the church. Families of the church, as well as anyone else desiring to join the group, will gather for the evening. An informal communion service will be held during the evening. Those (From Page 11B, Col. 2) years. We would like to tell her how much we appreciate her and let her know how much we will miss her. Good luck in the years to come Also, rejoice Joy To we still The World, have 11 days out of school. I hope you all have a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. WEST VALLEY. Five guns valued at $820 were reported stolen to West will Jan. 5. on - Fete To Usher In New Year LANCER - Bells and carols galore, and you dont have to listen to teachers and be bored. Guns Removed From Residence open Earn Technical College, where student reglstra- tion for winter term is continuing. Three Days For Signup East Stanley Snarr, 4983 Cir Douglas Graff, 4740 So 2200 West Larry Sollls, 5545 Hollow Springs Dr James Kirton, 3386 Brixten Road Ken Driffill, 5458 So 5180 West Emerson Boyd, 2130 Howey Dr. Mark Smith, 973 E. 3747 South Cameron Wilkin, 3629 Ridgefield Clr. Richard Rogers, 6354 W. 3500 South Danny Abbatiello, 3760 So East Russell Fuller, Bryan Peck, 7574 Washington Road Stewart Park, WildroseDr David 1027 Watson Lafferty, 3223 Magnolia Dr David Thomas, 4257 Shirley Lane ST. MARKS HOSPITAL Girls Anderson, Robert Patterson, Sunberry Dr Boys Dennis Gray, 1444 Plymouth Ave Kurtis Fitz- 5039 night, Wednesday beginning at 9 oclock. Black Diamond will provide music for the affair, which will include buffet-styl- e food and party favors. Semi-formattire is to be worn, including dresses and ties. Tickets are $3 per person if purchased by Christmas Day. After that time, tickets will be $5 each. They may be obtained from ward dance directors. Chairmen of the dance are Mike and Shauna Simkins, Taylorsville West stake dance directors. Jane Dr HOME BIRTH Boy A geared principally for the youth will be held in Taylorsville West stake 5935 Salem Sunday school will be on Sunday, followed by church service at 11 oclock. The main sermon topic presented by Rev. Milton Ensley, pastor, will be Coping with Change. During the childrens time, the topic will be Old Faithful. at 9:30 a.m. TAYLORSVILLE. Michael Pemberton, Sandpiper Boyd Reynolds, Ave Shane Reece, patrick Clr games. New Years Eve dance A Green attending are being asked to bring their favorite Youth Of Area Eye Activity 25, 1980 begin Post On Council Is Filled BENNION. David Det-to- former second counselor in the Bennion 13th ward bishopric, has been named a member of the Bennion stake high council. He fills the post vacated by David Williams who has moved from the area. Mr. Detton has been serving with Clark Morrill, bishop, since the ward was organized two years ago. Named to replace him as second counselor was Joseph A. Frank, a teacher at Skyline high, and formerly the ward clerk. He and his wife Nancy are the parents m seu sm p murm SBECTflCSg TUB & TILE CAULK SEALS CRACKS! HANDY NO MESS TUBE! Clas- & NON-TI- P OVER 490 HOME IMPROVEMENT SUPERMARTS COAST TO COAST TRAY! ROLLER REFILLS NO-SU- STRIPS P SAFEGUARD FOR TUBS! BACKING! 'ABOUT 2391 buy now j PAY LATER SEAL-A-CRA- FOR SINKS & TUBS! 159, I VINYL! K Mon.-Fr- FITS 9" ROLLER! REUSE! WASH CUTS OFF LEAKS! SEALER 262-668- PAINT SET 9" ROLLER. 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