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Show Q WEST VALLEY Thursday, June VIEW West Valley City Day at West Valley ty Hall, - cerns be per per- Ron At Mall GRANGER. billPauline Comanor, ed as the world's fastest cartoonist, will conduct a cartoon-ihere next week. n which will run Wednesday through at Saturday, July Granger park Spaces at the be festival will designated for booths in which visual artists may sell their works. The council is expecting artists with paintings, pottery, glass, weaving, photography, and crafts, but they remain open to suggestions from artists in any creative field. A $50 booth charge for 100 square feet will be made to those who sell Beginning Holmes math; and Annette Allgier, social studies; Cindy Busey and Dana Milliner, art; Jana Larsen and Lisa Workman, through June 13. Included will be free sports films, a drawing for prizes, puppet making, andclown free makeup balloons for children accompanied by parents. The cartoonist, who has appeared on television, allows her subjects to take home full-colo- cartoon r ticipation activities are to contact Helen Nisonger at business. Also, Michelle Salas and Mark Latimer, 9G8-547- The council is looking for performers to sing, English; Michelle Salas and Marsha Rimmasch, foreign dance, do gymnastics, magic, mime, clown acts or entertain in r language; Bonnie and Christine Barton, homeec.; Jeff any way. Anyone interested in helping with square dancing, a childrens art yard, games and carnival activities or other group activities, may also contact Mrs. Nisonger. The new West Valley Chorale is already in rehearsal for its show. The council also ex- Bone and Marc Moesser, industrial arts. Others were Martin Slack and Julie Newbold, vocal music; Mark McCullough and M a i e Louie, in1 strumental murals as a reward for their participation. of Shabastari, science; Doug Price and Kim D. Johnson, library; Marshall Tate and Laura Adams, debate; Jeff Crockett and Jerry Parkstone, drama. Chi- University cago nuclear scientist once reckoned the core of the earth contains enough gold to plate the surface of the srt iron-nick- Patients and physicians from Granger Medical Clinic were evacuated Thursday and Friday because of dangerous gasoline fume levels. Pictured from left are GMC staff members Sherry Rawson and Mary Sherwin, and Valley West hospital staff members, Marion Shirtliff and Kelly Adams, who made rooms available for GMC use. WELCOMED EVACUEES earth several yards thick. Digging it out, however, by sinking a mine shaft i,500 to 2,000 miles deep, even if possible, might trigger a cataclysmic manmade volcano. . . Monument Plans Are Presented WEST VALLEY. Three sketches of a police officer memorial monument were presented by Police - com- to public safety missioner Larry during a press conference Thursday. The monument is a memorial to all Utah Law enforcement officers who have given their lives in the line of duty. In the Salt Lake area alone, the chief said, more than 22 officers have lost their lives while on duty. Lun-ne- r The monument, which will incorporate an eternal flame, a lighted American flag and the inscription of the names of officers who have died on duty, is expected to be completed by May 15, 1982 Individuals organizations contribute or may to the monument by sending donations to the Utah Peace Officers Memorial Monument co West Valley City Police Department, 2470 So. Redwood Road, West Valley City, Utah 84119. PROWLER (From Pages, in rado Springs. Cliff, his wife Eva two their will daughters in Colorado in and relocate for a July 1st starting date in the time new position. TREASURER From Page 8, Col. 4) animal conof construction trol, the 6400 West fire sta- tion and a $156,000 cost in a streets and highways contract with the county, Baker said. Mrs. Mackay said his charges simply overrun are not true,exthe reiterating that penditures had the support of all three commission members. Bakers firing also forced the commission to appoint Personnel Director Jack McIntosh acting Treasurer City in an meeting emergency Friday. Otherwise, ci- ty employes would not - have Col. 6) as manager of third largest volume store located in Colo- Wein-stock- s Fashion Place to accept a position with the Denver Dry goods organization. The change, effective this week, will put him in management of DDGs received their checks. The city began advertising in Salt Lake daily papers for a new treasurer on Sunday, said. McIntosh The search should take a month, Mrs. Mackay speculated. Med Clinic Evacuated rooms, were cleared to VALLEY. WEST Medical Clinic CONSULTATION needs were xaminations wthis Certificate handled from several rooms at Valley West hospital. Eighteen patients from the medical center were attended to by their regular physicians, according Headaches Neck, Arm Shoulder Pain Low Back & At Cottonwood classified the as basically Adams cases followups, removals Visits suture and cast seniors at Cottonwood high that emergency cases were handled by the emergency unit at the Available A schools Golden physical therapy three outpatient in addition to a rooms, suite with seven G33 3F Horse- shoe award Those selected for the honor were Cory Riddle, Marc Young, Paul Rice, Jamie Nielson, Chris Truscott, Becky Oniki, Debbie room, a cast room and ACCEPTED were named of the recipients hospital MOST INSURANCES - Fourteen graduating He noted changes. ready to accommodate the GMC again if SO. COTTONWOOD. n post-operatio- Office AUDIOCOLOR T.V. Gold Horseshoe Winners Named to Kelly Adams, direcof public affairs at West Valley hospital. tor Leg Pain said with the phone company were also made for the visiting clinic that began setting up about noon Thursday He explained that special lines were put in so that patients could reach the.r doc- - level of gasoline fumes on 3500 South, e- PHYSICAL EXAM Adams Were most happy to accommodate the physicans from the Adams said. GMC, He noted that since the evacuation was lifted about 1 p m. Friday, Valley West hospital has left "everything on hold and will be that arrangements evacuated Thursday and Friday because of a dangerously high & tors. accommodate the medical centers the Granger from 1 . Valley West Hospital With patients and staff 3975 So. Redwood Rd. music; Due Pham and Diane school, church and community groups to participate in the festival. A Chief David Campbell Dot-tere- on pects many other Wednesday, the mall will conduct a Schools Out Party, continuing General Chiropractic 973-697- and Cartoonist Entertains festival the who Brockbank, Susie groups and individuals and those who would like to organize par- Those wish to sell food concessions will charged $100 booth. Interested sons may contact which is extended to artists who reside within and outside of West Valley City, con- Chris Performing arts art items. The invitation, Ci- 974-550- Artists Invited To Participate WEST VALLEY. Visual artists who would like to sell their works and performing artists who would like to participate in next months West Valley Arts Festival are being invited to make themselves known to the West Valley City Arts Council. service awards went to Richard Jensen and 4, 1981 Walton, Michelle Hor-maMichele Salas, Debbie Jensen, Tim Piggee, Brian Ellis, Chris Avery Huber and Martin Slack. The Ralph Gunn memorial golf award went to Mike Romney. 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