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Show g WEST VALLEY VIEW Thursday, Sept. 24, 1981 Federation Of Blind Will Meet LAKE. SALT The annual state convention of the National Federation of the Blind of Utah will be held Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:50 p.m. at the Tri-Ar- c. Registration will get under way at 7:30 a.m., with a $2 registration fee and a $5 luncheon fee. 'A pair of $500 scholarships will be awarded to blind students. The keynote will be speaker Richard Edlund, an of- West Valley resident Karen of her new Whirlpool trash compactor she won . WINNER SHOW OF HANDS . . . Responding to a question by microwave specialist Cheryl Rupp, those In large crowd in Kearns high . . . Rieck tries out the "on" button NEW OVEN . . . South Salt Lake resident Darlene Benson won a microwave oven at the Green Sheet Cooking School. auditorium for Green Sheet Cooking School raise their hands indicating that they own microwave ovens. Green Sheet Cooking School ficer of the national organization. Issues to be discussed at the session include legislation pertaining to the blind and state and national agencies who assist the blind. Officers will be elected. The convention is open to the public. Further information may be obtained by calling - No One Leaves Empty Handed; Winners Named KEARNS. Women from South Salt Lake and Granger captured top prizes awarded Thursday night at the third annual Green Sheet Cooking School. None of the hundreds of cooks went home empty handed, but Darlene Benson, 114 W. Angelo and Karen Rieck, 4497 So. . 3820 West, were luckier than most. Mrs. Benson went home with a microwave oven and Mrs. Riek with trash Whirlpool a com- pactor. . Each adult in attendance at the school, held for the second year in the spacious Kearns high auditorium, received a gift bag of coupons, food donated Papanikolas by Also, Fur- East, wood splitting set, Als Auto Parts; Ilene Maness, 3290 W. 4340 South, niture, Village TV Sales and Service, McDougal Western Auto and Dougs TV and Appliances, were the final order of business at the school, but throughout the pool swimming Service membership, Area One; Pat Thompson, 4993 Dyer Lane, $100 savings account, United Bank; Cynthia Alger, 5685 So. 4580 West, oil change, Great Basin GMC; evening, drawings were held for myriad other prizes. Kearns residents captured 18 prizes; 16 Alfers, ONIONS . . . Microwave specialist Cheryl Rupp quips, "Make sure you tell 'em they're include even more items than in years past. onions . . . not worms," during Green Sheet Cooking School Thursday night. The top two prizes, 3137 Mary winners lived in Magnolia Dr., and 10 were coal shovel, Fireplace Den, Others were Shirley Zimmeran, no address listed, wall hanging, Hogan Trading Post; LuAnn Malm, 8400 So. 4000 West, binoculars, Murray Gun and Spor-tin- g Granger from Magna. Nine of the winners resided outside the papers circulation area. Other prize winners and the sponsors who donated them were Louise Nelson, 5700 W. 3640 South, set of china, First Securi-t- y Kim Goods; 4768 W. 5865 Winter, South, Nalleys food products; Ruth 4714 Bank; Kathy items and prizes Fellows, 3886 merdonated by area chants. The bags were beefed up this year to Erma Godfrey, 9140 So. 745 Moulton, Meadowview Westhaven Qr., exercise weight loss pro- Road, wooden chair, Country Connie Stevens, 7392 Candis Cir., twin bed mattress, Sleep Center. Bradley cer- Receiving gift tificates from the Utah Beef Council were Ruth Olsen, 2869 LeMay Ave. ; Ramona Singleton; oil changes from House of Compacts were won by Pat Jacobsen, 4730 West Point Dr.; Sally 4491 Lyons, Heatherglen Ct.; Don- na Hansen, 5201 Piper Blvd. Also awarded prizes were Carlene Sterner, 10 W. Valley Dr., hot air corn popper, Sunbeam Corp. Jean Bowers, 8000 West, ; Iva 3808 So. vertical space heater, Brinton Electric; Vicky Curtis, GMC. West, Brite' Music, Standing Tall tapes; Sharia Allen, 3754 So. 8070 West, microwave cooking set, Brinton Electric; Ken Blauer, 413 E. St., mural, Wallpaper Warehouse; Betty Sanchez, 3890 So. 2570 West, steak dinner, Fox and Bottle; Ann Dunn, 6287 W. 3705 South, shrimp dinner, Fox and Bottle. Also winning were Char Leek, 5209 Dr., portable radio, Brinton Highwood Nancy Electric; 4556 So. 3245 Millett, West, dutch oven, Fireplace Den; Lois Kemp, 5363 Heath Ave., fluorescent shop fixture, Brinton Electric. Fair Mall gift certificates were Jones, Werbel, West; Fay Blair, 4812 'W. 3850 South; Kathy Walton, 2268 Cir.; Debbie Wink, 3757 So. 8105 5700 Valley Brenda claimed by Fran LeVoys; 4740 So. 3040 4850 Bitterroot -- covers, Great Basin Others included South, gown and peignoir set, W. 4206 gram, Figurematic;. Furniture; . Laura Dr., recliner chair, Mary. Bello,. 5040 Vorhies, 4930 So. 4980 Brown Brothers-Fur- - ODell Dr., seat Allied Development. niture; Elsie Hogan, W. 4911 four-piec- e 4865 South, knife set, Bon-niebro- West. Given house plants were Linfrom Wallin St. ; Alice Vonk, 1477 W. 200 South; Marilyn Simpson, 2814 da Jentzsch, 2812 2935 South; Linda Carolann Hinton, rt W. Lyt-to- n, 3746 So. 4800 West; Ana Larsen, No. 2 E. Regal St.; Kathy Larson, 1429 E. 9150 South. Albertsons gift ce- went rtificates to Shauna Edwards, 5237 So. 4780 West; Ernie Allgood, 3152 So. 4180 West. Winning Ultra Diet products from Total Image were Carolyn Young, 4522 W. 5055 South; Florence Hayes, 335 E. 2700 South. Mud flaps from Rick Warner Truckland were claimed by Susan Medei, 4055 W. 4400 South; Margo Burgon, 8400 So. 4000 West; Penny Hayes, 4342 So. 1145 West; Janice King, 2988 Alane St.; Ana Marques, 4106 W. 5985 South. , ,, . .v. , Winners of 20 bags of groceries donated by Dans Foods included Diane Belacolori, 395 So. 9050 West; 4779 W. 5865 South; Connie Stevens, 7392 Candis Dr. Virginia : Broad-ben- Dr. ; Deanna Peterson, 3251 So. 4060 West. Also, Rhonda Wells, 5932 Horn Silver Cir.; Thelma Broderick, 3816 Gwen Rose Shaw, So. 3200 West; Petrovich, Cir.; 3148 SALT LAKE. Graduation exercises for 55 members of the JUion. GRAND FINALE jsloceli jo So. South; Linda Rosenberg, no address listed; Doris Longtin, 3240 5493 Avalon. Others were Shelly Peck, 4102 W. 5115 South; Ernestine Vigil, 2350 W. 7800 South; Elsa Meyer, 1923 Leisure Lane; Martin R. Mendez, 1195 W. 4505 South;. Rose Sackett, 3790 So. 8000 West; Colleen Ninn, 6057 Don Jose Dr. KQH reserve division will be held Tuesday at the Salt Lake City 209 E. 500 Library, South. Judge Peter Leary, County Commissioner Mike Stewart and (Pete) Hayward will speak at the ceremonies, which begin at 6:30 p.m. Reserves help fulltime deputies with law enforcement duties. Currently, the county has 65 reserves, all of whom study advanced first aid training at least once a year. To obtain POST (Police Officer Standard Training) certification, reserve officers are required to pass 160 hours of classwork and 40 hours of field training. The reserve division operates under division commander Lt. Rex Vance. SOFA SLEEPERS Design Your Own-100'- s - COMPLETE of Samples to Choose from. ?v3 Modern sofa with bed, foam mattress, hardwood frame covered with hferculon. SINGLE SLEEPER FULL OR Beautiful contemporary pillow back queen size sofa bed, hardwood frame. IIAAOA'S QUEEN COMPLETE MATTRESS West Valley 4100 S. 1700 W. Carriage Sq- - CHARGE CARDS WELCOME ?179 s225 FACTORY Sugarhouse 307 East 3100 South LAYAWAY NOW! N. D. OPENS OCTOBER 2nd HAWAIIAN TRIP FOR TWO (COURTESY OF TRAVEL NETWORK) Jazz Festival Is Rescheduled SALT LAKE. A jazz festival jointly sponsored by the County Recreation Dept, and s500 WARDROBE FROM NORDSTROM PLUS 1000 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE the UofU music to be given away on Saturday, October 3rd Hall Spencer auditorium on the Register in any of our Fashion Place Stores and deposit entry blanks in front of Nordstrom. KPRQ Radio will broadcast live on Saturday, October 3rd from 1 1 to 3 p.m. to give away all the prizes. Entrants must be 1 8 years of age or older. No purchase necessary. You need not be present to win. One winner per small prize. All entrants eligible for Grand Prizes. department will be held Oct. 3. The outdoor affair was rained out on Sept. 5 and will now take place in the Orson UofU campus. The afternoon of entertainment will begin at noon and conclude at 6 p.m. There will be no charge for admission. Featured entertainment will be by the Steve Bethers Trio, the J. D. Moffitt Trio, the Craig Larson Trio and the Lou Rovner-Henry Wolking Sextet. Try Green Sheet fied ads! 262-668- classl-- . Oil ofhjumjslnce 6200 South State 8620 Carol West; Jorgensen, 8013 W. County Sheriffs Sheriff 29 Elaine Graduation Set For Deputies t, 5476 Lockwood |
