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Show First Grade g WESTVALLi Y VIE W Thursday, May Remember When 28, 19&1 " "',T Reading Program Grows At Vista TAYLORSVILLE. 100 first grade About students at Vista elementary read just under 18,000 books during a home reading program this school year. Teacher Virginia said the program is in its fifth year at the school. Teachers maintain a in their Lewis mini-librar- y classrooms from which students may check out books for two days at a time. Children read at home with their parents, then parents send a report to the teacher, she explained. the Green Sheet of May 25, 1978. Ed were 16,000 books read in last so years program, there has been an increase of 2,000 books tills year, she said. We think it is a great program for the students. They love it, they learn to read and to enjoy books, and the parents are excited and supportive. Its great, she concluded. how many books they have read to date. Awards are given for every 25 books read, she added. stating Parents entering the program for the first time are inclined to be skeptical at first, said the teacher, and question whether it really can help the child learn to read. The parents soon find out that it does work, she said, and teachers involved p.m. Soup, homemade bread with a variety of spreads and ice cream will be the bill of fare. Sponsors say there is no charge for the activity and all members of the ward are being invited. GIFT . . . Stansbury elementary students Ryan Schow and Dawn Johnson gather with room mother Bunriie Johnson, hospital personnel Jo Anne Allen and Helga Meyer and potient David Casey in admiring gifts from Stansbury class to hospital. Afghans Thrifty shoppers read the Green Sheet yours, To place 262-668- - Hospital Gains Student Work DR. RONALD H. BROWN Podiatrist-Foo- t hospital the childrens efforts and will enjoy using the young patients. Being Said At Valley ped- iatrics division, three afghans Fri- GRANGER. and of the mother Bunnie Johnson, who is also a nurse at the hospital WHEN THERES TROUBLE A Smith assisted the 4370 So. Redwood Rd. as the girls at several colorful and squares assem- bled the granny squares working between colored Johnson Allen, lead the Granger . Jaycees and Three have been singled out at West Lake junior high as the GRANGER. Jaycet-tes- students SIXTEEN AGO, as top students in scholarship and YEARS reported in the Green Sheet of May citizenship. Taking both honors 27, 1965. Preliminary Catherine Reese with 3.96 grade point average and all IPs, as well as being named as DAR award recipient. earth-movin- g work began on the extension of 4500 acSouth from the cess to a junction with 4700 South in Taylorsville. When completed, the new route was expected to provide one of the better east-wes- t links from the west side of the valley to The males named were Paul Miller for scholarship with 3 96 o p a and Roland Springer as top boy m citizen ship Students feted during the school's annual honors ban quet, those achieving over a three year period at the school, included Duane Allen, Amy Baird, Kim Barnson. Murray and other communities east of the Jordan River. Be-(Se- Page 5B, Col DeMolays Ankh was as top girl Christie e Baumgartner, Kathleen Bone, Tina Collings (SeePage 5B, Col. 1) 2) chapter. THIRTEEN YEARS in the reported Green Sheet and Patty Sefakis were named outstanding senior boy and girl at - SONS TAILORS ROBERT as AGO, of May DRV CLEANING 30, 1,968. The Kearns DRY CLEAN AND PRESS ANY GARMENT FOR Town which Wilford Hutchinson was acting chairman, went on record as opposing a petition . . . Alvin Mackay was elected president of the Cyprus high. The of Council, Fotheringham youth was also the schools top senior scholar . . . Brian Anderl was liquor-by-the-drin- student body president at Cottonelected wood high. k NO LEATHER OR LEATHER TRIM NO HOUSEHOLD OR DRAPES COMPLETE TAILORING AND ALTERATION SERVICE ON Taylorsville Lions club. Thewerevice O. SIX YEARS AGO, as reported in the Green Sheet of May 29, 1975. presidents OUR PREMISES. ZIPPERS - PANTS - $4.00 Ray Cutler, Dr. Horace Knowlton and James Workman, with William Leinweber Mike Jensen and Lisa Kuida were designated the outstanding senior boy and girl at Cyprus high . . . Emma named Jeans $4.50 CARRIAGE SQUARE 4100 SO. REDWOOD RD. secretary-treasure- r . . . Leon Paulsen was elected Hunter Lions club president. He was joined in the officer ranks by vice presidents Morris was elected PTA president at Plymouth elementary . . . John Hughes was ALTERATIONS & 966-060- 5 7 AM Alfred Lindsay, to 7 PM Mon. to Fri. Sat. Till PM sing New Horizons. Student speakers themselves, black stripes the brightly squares, Mrs. said Joanne Cited At West Lake . ensen. Blake Fischer, ninth grade president, will give the welcome. The ninth grade string ensemble will play Canon for Strings and the girls chorus will crocheting. Each student made 967-333- 8 . and Brian Christ- children with the project, commenti ng that the boys were as good US Trio Is auditorium. Prayers will be offered by Cindy Green Teacher Naomi FOOT-CA- New Horizons will be the theme of closing exercises for ninth graders at Valley junior high tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 in the school day. The gifts were: made by the children themselves, noted room DISEASES for their afghans Farewell GRANGER. Fifth grade students from Stansbury elementary presented the Valley West Specialist registered nurse, accepted the gifts for the hospital, commenting that the staff much crib-siz- e SURGERY . presented by the West Valley Area Chamber of Commerce . . . Bart 6 classifieds! and Sue Ann Smith . . Awaiting installation ceremonies in Magna were Peggy Gass, honored queen of Jobs Daughters (bethel 10) and Chris Jensen, master councilor of the Order of Hodges nt Fotheringham O. A. . Prudent, Randee Mangum, Terrie Award MAGNA. A program and dinner will be held for Spencer 4th ward members on June 5 at Starr and Tatro. Billie Burke was the secretary-treasure- r . Steve Larson and Linda Frost were elected to 6 by the WCD. A vote on the issue was set for Nov. 7 . . . Greg Shepard, Granger high football coach, was singled out to receive a Community Involve-me- Program, Meal May Slated June 5 principal Lawrence presents the certificates . cause serious water service problems for communities served Every other Friday is awards day, when children Clyde, legal counsel for the Salt Lake County Water Conservancy District, said passage of the government unification plan proposed by the League of Women Voters would dissolve the water district and parent and child. About named student body president at Eisenhower junior high. Other officers Included Cheryl Peck, Sheri Wood and Bonnie Clerk . Steve Wynn was elected to head 1975-7student body activities at Kennedy junior high. Named to assist him were Noel AGO, as between closeness Council Opposed Liquor Proposal THREE YEARS reported in receive many notes saying how excited the parents are about their students progress in reading, and also about the increased Donald - will be Amy Page and Charlotte Hill. 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