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Show 13B WEST VALLEY VIEW a Thursday, Sept. From New Zealand - entertained, two Holdaway girls, Tammy and Shelly. Dancing with the two were their friends Lisa Antell and Tonya Jenkins. performed at Calvary Baptist church. They sang for the Job Corps on Monday and Tuesday attended a luau in George. Bountiful. Yesterday they went to the Os- Relief Society To mond Studio in Orem. Hold Fall Social Today (Thursday) the Lightwoods will HUNTER. The leave for a visit in Relief Society of HuntMassachusetts. The er 16th ward will host a Holdaways will know fall social at 7 oclock more about Maoris and the visitors will tomorrow (Friday) know more about evening. All husbands and Utahns, particularly are being invitwives of both the music lands as a result of the past ed to take part in A fall lair with a twist. The week. event will feature various carnival type Central Stake booths and refreshments will be served. Fireside Set The foreign visitors were taken to hear the Tabernacle Choir on Sunday and then they fireside for youth of Taylorsville Central stake will be held at 7 Area Family Is Hosting Maoris TAYLORSVILLE. A mutual cultural exchange is going on here this week at the Dan and Linda residence. Collin and Nancy Lightwood .and their four children, Maoris from New Zealand, are house guests of the Hold-awa- y Their Holdaways. children, ranging in age from 8 to 16, are a singing group and have performed on radio and TV. Theyre like the Osmonds of New Zealand, explained Mrs. Holdaway. - The Taylorsville hosts held a backyard concert Saturday where the Lightwood children performed for friends and acquaintances. In turn-abo- Hospital Plans Tea To Draw Nurses Back p.m. on Sunday in the stake center. The program will consist of slides taken during the summer youth conference at St. 24, 1981 ut fashion, Mr. Holdaway, a songwriter and guitarist himself, as did the TAYLORSVILLE. A WEST VALLEY. cording hospital Kelly spokesman Adams. The tea is part of a Valley West effort to bolster its nursing A corps, Adams said. Hospitals throughout the state have complained of shortages of nurses. The program Is under the direction of Audre Eastwold. Activities begin at 1:30 p.m., Adams noted. tea for inactive registered nurses will be held Oct. 1 at Valley West hospital. Registered nurses who are currently inactive also will receive tours of the hospital. A fashion show featuring new nursing clothing ac also is scheduled, to Try A Want Ad! FREE.SPIN AI7 EXAMINATION Danger Signals ot Pinched Nerves 1. Frequent Headaches 2. Low Back or Hip Pain 3. Dizziness or Loss ol Sleep 4. Numbness in Hands or Feet 5. Neivousness 6. Neck Pain or Stillness 7. Arm and Shoulder Pain m For quick, effective results at low cost, use the Want Ad columns of the Green Sheet! 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