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Show MIIIIMMIMMUI 3 C WIST VALLCY VIEW Thursday. June ARIES Mar. At Council Meeting Entertainment in the home keeps you at a lively pace. Theres a lot of nervous energy expended. Vacation time is here. Make plans to visit friends as youve been promising. Its good for all concerned. Give top priority to money matters. Things of beauty should be a good investment. Step out as the leader and let others enjoy the bright ideas you have in such abundance. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20 20-M- GEMINI May CANCER June 21-- J uly 22 LEO July A confidence is shared with you whether you want it or not. Keep your silence. 22 VIRGO Aug. LIBRA Sept. Organizational matters keep you busy doing what you like to do best. Accept offers of assistance. A job related honor comes to you and holds promise of bringing you higher status and income. Others might find you a bit difficult to deal with. Curb the tendency to pull those frequent surprise punches. Take off the rose colored glasses. Youve got to size up the true status of the situation. A physical fitness program is probably your best plan of action. Keep the joints flexible and the weight down. Dont be too surprised to find yourself in the headlines. Its that uncanny thought process of yours. Be extra careful around home. A safety inspection of appliances might be a saving factor. 22 22 t. SCORPIO Oct. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 21 c. CAPRICORN Dec. 19 22-Ja- AQUARIUS Jan. 18 PISCES Feb. 20 KEARNS. A report on current activities of the Kearns Community Crime Council was given in answer to questions asked by vis- stick together, TAYLORSVILLE. Young y, Seniors achieveing 3 8 or higher were Andrew Thacher, James Codings, Jerry Tiet-en- , Lisa Brady, Jeanette Case, Susan Haslam, Mary Marquez, Michelle Pulley, Valerie Garcia, Frank Leon-elll- , Brenda Mellor, Sherry Belliston, Deborah Eldredge. Also, Andrea Case, Todd Curtis, Brenda Davies, Sonya Henson, Reva Paulsen, Christine Ward, McKelle Taggart, Desiree Brown, Natalie Ben- nett, Susan Groth, Linda Hutchinson, Penny Neilson, Kirk Pearson, Michael Peterson, Karl Rose, Keith Rose, Steve Disera, Arlene Pino and Kami Avery. Straight "A" students In the Vida Haight, Natalie Hill, Dean Soltand Nancy Treadwell. Others on the high honors list were Sherri Morris, Johanna Powers, Jeffery Sorensen, Treesa Bagshaw, Dlaina Daryl Wright, Thompson, David Butters, Dwaina Thompson, Jeffrey Olsen, Doug Dilley, Peter Sefakis, Fern Sweet, Paul Camp, Judith Oster, Gina Bernardo, Brett Utley and Brent Max-fielSophomores with 4.0 included Julie Allen, Cheryl Dubois, Stephen Healey, Kyle Johns and James McAllister. Those with 3 8 or higher were George Norr, Jamie Todd Johnson, Anderson, Kavin Lee, Brenda Jensen, ' The er the same trip last year. 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MAROWARE set-u- le Utah-Colorad- an accurate, said useful, report, make law officials with concise information, he added. Everything you stake will complete a run of the Colorado River today (Thursday). The group began its trip on Tuesday and took the run of white water yesterday, beginning about five miles from the border and ending near Cisco. and Anne Yeagle. were from now Watch is not asking anyone to do more than they usually do for their own neighbors, but we want them to organize, to do it on a regular basis, to be more aware of the things to watch for, of what needs to be reported and how to are more aware, more knowledgable and more prompt in calling need to Taylorsville West Gregory Wilkinson class Adults needs the support of residents to succeed, agreed members. People need to be aware that they should report any theft, vandalism or unusual activity in their neighborhood, and they need to know Neighborhood 86 On River Sharlee he added. The council blocks into Neighborhood Watch groups and is in touch with all MOTOR OIL Group 'Floating' Ry-dalc- h, house-to-hous- job, he JhuzVaSuy VALVOUNE YA Michelle Rochelle Sharp, Tawnia Snow, Troy e ducted through visits and most people are very very glad to see me, do their explained. The Family Health and Home Center" Beverly Hunt, Jodee McCurdy, Brad Olsen and Monica Rosborough. Fritsch, Lisa OLeary, Ann Orchard, Raul con- ques-tionair- 4067 West 5415 South Hours: e for Neighborhood Watch participants. Persons are being asked to answer a series of questions, including, IIow Fearful are you of crimes happening to you, your family, or your proHow safe do perty? you feel, or would you feel, being out alone in your neighborhood at Have you night? done anything in the last year to protect this house from crime things like stronger locks, outside lighting, (See Page 4C, Col. 6) Watch Neighborhood group, the entire area is covered and people Drugs Farnsworth, Joni Hall, Duckworth, Laura council reported. The program is reports are checked out by police and are recorded, but the officers cannot be everywhere and need the eyes and ears and reports of residents to a preventive program. As groups grow, safety increases, he declared. Short is presently distributing a in Most people already watch out for neighbors homes during an absence and watch their own property, he said, but when a block is organized as a United Paul Parker, Kellie Barnes, Steven Anderson, Jeffrey posted for students from Cyprus high. Seniors achieving 4.0 were Sandra Allen, Scott Clark, Shelby funior to- This of them, he represents about 2,000 people, he remarked. Mr. Short has personally organized 95 helps honors have been Sudbury, Daniel War-bSteven Whitworth, prevent enforcement people know what we need and we can support them in their efforts. It takes all of us working together to make it work, he said. Mr. Short told res gether and work to R idents that their representatives, State Sen. Verl Asay and Rep. Reed Palmer, are involved and ready to serve the people by presenting their proposals, bills and needs to the proper sources. United we stand, divided we fall, said Mr. Short. We as a council can speak for the community in efforts to get laws enforced. We can let our law All Final Spackman, All to gether crime. itors to the councils meeting held last Thursday. Chairman Howard Short and Chad Terry explained the councils goals and projects, commenting that people need to get Final Honor Roll Posted At Cyprus term Rock, - Crime Questions Answered Scholars Named MAGNA. how to do so, Terry said. 18. 1981 Your Week Ahead Horoscope Forecast Period: 621 - 62781 ..... mmmmw.w. fMMMM T 047601 Mon. Sat. 9 to 9 Sun. 1 1 to 5 -- |