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Show VIM WIST VALLEY Thursday, Sept. Primary On Oct. 6 17, 1981 DAR Chapters Comemmorate - 41 Candidates Constitution State patriotic organizations will commemorate the signing of the U. S. Constitution beginning today (Thursday). Constitution Week begins today, marking the 193th anniversary of the signing of the document in CharlotSALT LAKE. Seek Positions VALLEY. WEST American Only one day remains to register for the Viewpoints primary municipal election on Oct. 6, according to a County Election Division of- tesville, Va. To commemorate ficial. A the occasion, members of the Uintah chapter ofof the the neighborhood registration will be conducted from 8 a m. to 9 p.m. on Sept. 29 at homes in each of the 62 citys Daughters election districts, she noted. A list of complete locations registration will be provided next week in the Green Sheet. The total list of can- - Four-yea- r at didates includes: Mayor: Renee large: Brent AnderMackay, I960 W. 4100 son, 3592 Cochise Dr. ; Bloomquist, South; Maloney; Randy 3240 So.; Dale Henry (Hank) Price, 3906 W. W. 3935 South; 3893 Jerry Wagstaff, Montaia; Sorensen; - Contest Is By PTA Pioneer Days Fair Planned GRANGER. The nual Pioneer an- Days Fair will be held from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday at Pioneer elementary, featuring entertain- ment, food and a variety of craft booths. District 1- - Embley Eyeing Council WEST VALLEY. A former city manager in southern Utah has announced his intention to seek the City Council seal in District 1. Michael Embley, Dublin Dr., is one of seven candidates vying for the district 2584 seat. The controller for the Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility, of which West Valley is a part, Embley said in his candidacy announcement that he has insight into local govern-men- t operations barbecued burgers, corn on the cob, chips, carameled apples and baked items, she said. Entertainment will feature the Salt Lake Stars, girls age 4 to 16 who are under the direction of Penny Clayson. The soft rock group Tapestry will also per- - Statistics Morrill Aug 14, 1929 in Salt Lake Embley said he felt pride and a sense of identity can grow in the new city, creating a great lifestyle for everyone living in (Myrna) Baumann, Provo; Mrs. Harvey (Veneta) Young, Ely, Nev ; Mrs. Dale (Nina) Edgmand, also cited citizen-initiate- com- d munity actions such as crime prevention and city beautification. Development of a strong business and climate, was necessary for a strong tax base in the city. This could be ac- Embley said, complished through a flexible zoning program solidly tied to an overall master plan, he added. Embley said his strong background in city government and 10 11 12 13 14 15 LoProc 80 80 83 89 88 86 87 60 TR 60.03 58 59 62 59 54 0 0 0 0 0 USA DAR chapters will celebrate the anniversary of the decisive Battle of Yorktown on Oct. 11, Mrs. Howe are being invited to submit entries in a bookmark contest to crayon or felt tip. The book mark is to be done on white paper, 234 x8'2 inches. The title, Children's District 1: DeLange; Embley; Steven Harrison, 3909 -- Cheryl St.; Legia Johnson, Vivian Williams, assistant librarian. 1416 W. 2250 South; Phyllis 1822 Stoltenberg, Homestead Farms; White; Hazel 1501 Williams, Claybourne; - District 2: Willard 2954 Harbrecht, Millerama Ave. ; Jay Jackson, 3244 W. 4400 - noted. Scouts Eye Project MAGNA. A yearlong community service project will begin Saturday for youngsters in West View Cub Scout District, according to Roy Nulph, dis- trict commissioner. Part of the Save Our American Resources program, the project will include boys in Cub Scout packs that lie within an 47 area extending from 4800 West to the Tooele County line and from 4700 South to North Temple. Every third Saturday of the month has -- Janice South; Markland, 2775 Bed- ford Road; Richard McAffee, 3409 W. 4400 South; Gerald Powers, 4268 So. 3760 West; Susan Stowers, 3921 Rabies Clinic Set Saturday SALT LAKE. The Utah Veterinary Medical Assn, will sponsor a public rabies clinic Saturday from 2 Lotus to 5 p.m. Cost of the vaccinations is $5. Dogs must be on a leash and cats confined in a cage or box. Pregnant animals and pets under four months of age will not be vaccinated, it was noted. In the Green Sheet area the shots Blossom; Keller; John Mitchell, 4513 So. 4920 West; John Parker, (See Page 15, Col. 8) Granger park, Murray park and Creekside park. Starwood; W'ebb; - District 3: Orson Book Week: Any Time, Any Place, Any Book is to be included in the design. Entries must be submitted to the Granger Library by 9 p.m. on Oct. 15, according to West View Anderson, 4009 Acord Way; Jay Bowen, 4462 Nancy Dr.; Callister; Jordan; Kosak; Quentin (Pete) Winder, 4391 W. 4100 South; and -- District 4: Claude Jones, 4339 will be given at been set aside for cleaning and mai- ntaining Pleasant as the work day. it be changed on Green Cemetery, where the boys, with supervision, will pick up debris and pull weeds. The majority of the work will be coordinated by Ralph and Kathryn Brimley, using trash bags donated by the Magna Comun-ity Council which will be filled and taken home by the boys to be put out with their at regular garbage home. Nulph stressed that although the third Saturday has been tentatively designated will oc- casion if it should fall on a holiday or conflict in some other way. The date will be announced at the monthly roundtable and although the monthly program is a routine one, boys and their supervisors can go in between times if they desire, he said. Nulph said that hopefully by next August some of the merchants here may be persuaded to donate merchandise awards as an incentive for the youths to continue the project. EDGE) Comfortable Casual cJWorgan Qutmi 9 to 12 Extra Wide 12 to 14 Medium & Narrow DahleS FASHION PLACE MALL DOWNTOWN SALT LAKE Industries. Survivors, sons, He 9 HI d Set a pattern for saving and checking at First Security LDS Temple. Active member of LDS church; former bishop Farmer; retired manager of Jordan Valley Regional Dairy, former employe of Deseret Hinton, finances and taxation issues, public safety management, development of parks and recreation, improvement of the business and industrial climate and community involvement as issues needing attention. He urged more 72 56 .12 Sept. 77 57.15 Sept. 65 57.21 Sept. 77 54 0 Sept. 85 60.02 Sept. 85 56 0 Sept. 85 57 0 Sept. BURIED. Luther Cloyd Merrill, 76, Benmon, Mon day in Valley View Memorial Park, following services at Benmon 2nd ward chapel He died Fri day of cancer. Born on Dec. 8, 1904 in Junction, Utah to Luther Lewellyn and Min me Sudweeks Morrill. Mar ried to Bernice Hinton on Terry Fork; ping the list with development of planning and zoning programs. lo Pr Mostly sunny warm days and cool pleasant in nights. High's the upper 60's 8 low's in the 50s. widow; W'est Valley, especially our youth. The council hopeful identified six major areas of concern, top- HI 1981 FORECAST: because of his experience as a city manager in Cedar City and St. George. 19W ; Crystal; gested are pencil, 16.16 Year's Moisture 13.03 Vifod Library Bevan, Brett Wise- observe Childrens man, Carl Reese and Book Week at the Quinn Webb. Granger Library The theme of the Tickets may be purwill chased early, at five week, Nov. for $1 with a free ticket be Any Time, Any for the drawing to be Place, Any Book. The given with each $1 winning entry will be worth of tickets. printed and distribPrizes will include uted throughout the bean bag chairs, wat- county. Entries must be ches, a curling iron, radio and calculator, created by a child Mrs. Hausknecht said. from kindergarten to sixth grade and should be done in red or black THE WEATHER of any medium. SugSUMMARY at large: r George Floor, 4182 So. 2835 West; Gertrude Paul, 3341 W. 4460 South; Smith; Constance Tovey, 1612 16-2- People in the community are being invited to come early and bring the family to dinner, said chairman Bonnie Hausknecht. Foods available will include South GRANGER. Children of the area form. Group members include Steve Aubery, Holly Bevan, DelRay - Two-yea- Larry Bright; Bunkall, 3725 W. 3830 Scheduled By Gar-reau- entitled Reflections on the Birth and Longevity of the Constitution of the . . . Ryan Woolley (left) and fellow Cub Scouts Scott and Gavin Doulas from West Valley District pack 184 proctice picking up trash for a yearly conservation project at Pleasant Green Cemetery. GOOD DEED Lobato, 4845 W. 3100 South; Oren Simmons, 4029 Market St; TICKETS . . . Sheri Holdaway (left), her sister Marci and Alison Freeman show off a stuffed whole and tickets that will be sold at Monday's school fair at Pioneer elementary. program -- - 2671 American Revolution last week produced a Most men are individuals no longer so far as their business, its activities, or its moralities are concerned. They are not units but fractions. Woodrow Wilson daughters, Spanish Stone, Marilyn Donald Clark, Denis Roy, all Benmon; Mrs. Richard Taylorsville; Kenneth Layne, Phoenix, Ariz.; 36 13 greatgrandchildren; grandchildren; brothers, Salt sisters, Elmo, Lake; Arnold, Spanish Fork; Mrs. Charles (Dessie) Jacklm, Orem; Mrs. Cecil Haycock, Burley, Idaho. ) Warr BURIED. Leslie Dean Warr, 53, Magna, Friday in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, following services at 8525 W. 2700 South. He died last Tuesday Born on May Granger to John Ruben and Ida Maid Moesser Warr. Survivors, brothers, sisters, Mrs. Mildred Breck, Sandy; Mrs. Lucille Taylor, East Millcreek; John M (Pete), Bluffdale, Jay Alton (Al), Edwin E. (Ted), both Salt Lake; Leland F. (Lee), Centerville; preceded in death by parents, a sister and three brothers. 20, 1928 m Widdis BURIED. Beulah Ervilla Guthrie Widdis, 80, Monday in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, following services at 4330 So. Redwood Road. She died Friday at the home of a daughter Born on July 15, 1901 in McBrides, Mich, to William and Edith Brooks Guthrie Married to Jesse Widdis on July 15, 1922 in Lansing, Mich Active in LDS church. Employe of Auerbach's for many years Survivors, son, daughters, Paul L., Salt Lake, Mrs Harry (Mary Rosalie) Woods, Mrs Jack (Barbara Jean) Strong, both West Valley, five 11 grandchildren, great business experience in financial management give (me) the prerequisite qualifications for a seat in this new government. 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