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Show IB WEST VALLEY VIEW Thursday, Nov. Show Is In Stake Greeted TAYLORSVILLE. Eighty-seve- Monday Fremont elementary. They are Wendi Anderson, Lauren Kettle, Jason Fullmer, William Jenson, Staten, Alisha will be presented tomorrow (Friday) night at West Lake junior high. The 7:30 p.m. show will feature a magi- ll Leaver, Randon Bai- a Polynesian group from Tonga and the Maxwell family. Tickets will cost $2.50 were born at Smith, Stephaine ley, Scott Tingley, Jason Fox, Justin Louie. preisthood preview for A boys and their fathers will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday under the direction of the stake Primary. Girls of the same age and their mothers will attend a 1 p.m. affair Saturday, titled COTTONWOOD HOSPITAL Girls Vinh LeOang. Donny November. R PERFORMERS . . . Louis Holder, roles in Kearns high production of KEARNS. Classes in aerobics for women will be held from 10 to 11 every Tuesday and through Dec. Nov. morning 31 (SeePage 13B,Col.3) SAVE 15 TO 30 Rehearsals are under way for the Kearns high production of Flowers For Algernon, to be presented at 8 p.m. Nov. 18, 19 and 20 in the school auditorium. FREE ESYIMAYE CAIL 968-324- 7 crank-ou- IS t win- NO OBLIGATION - Sucese in the title role. Other parts will include Andrea Buist as Alice; Louis Holder, Dr. Strauss; Rick Reid, Dr. Nemur; Steve Newell as Burt. Virginia Fee will be over costumes and Described as poignant, funny, tragic, Alecia Thompson but with a hope for the publicity. Tickets will be availindomitable spirit of man, the play will be able at the school, remembered by movie adults $2.50, students goers as Charly, starr- $1.50. Students with a ing Cliff Robertson in Kearns student identian Academy Award fication card will be winning role of the admitted free. The play will be the retarded Charly first production under Grodon, who underthe direction of Wes goes experimental surgery that raises his Nethercott, new We can fix them with new storm windows or inreplace your old windows (any size) with new sulated windows. Replacing old dows is our specialty. 2075 IQ to genius level. 972-129- 7 Brent The Kearns production will feature James at drama director Kearns. Mr. Nethercott KHS 1300 Fair Is Scheduled 6102 Packard, Rex Hamblin, East So 5790 Danny L Middleton, 4503 So Redwood Road Tod R Packer, 5940 Cop per City Cir Daniel E Wees, 4189 So 4080 West , are Forever, WiMord by Hunter 4th ward; There's no TV, 12th ward, In the Giant's Garden. 9th ward; The 5710 Fabulous Fantasy Fair, ward. Are 21st Posterities Friends, 22nd ward; The dragon's dilemma, 16th ward and of the A Sign 20th Times, ward The event is open to the public and admission is free WEEKLY SPECIAL 3338 Tim Davies, 37 W South Jerry A Stosko, Luck Lane Stephen E Conner, So 7150 West 3400 James E So 4580 West Brisbay, 4239 Rappleye, 2604 TROPICAL FISH 1412 Quality Fish At Reasonable Prices 3853 61.71 NEONTETRAS Boys AFRICAN TR0GS 7160 West here at Kearns, these Wallace R Larsen, 4460 Charles Dr Bernard Walton, 6691 So y East David SHARKS 300 S Poll, 10..,$1 GOLD FISH Dean Bullock. 4946 LaBrea St Ronald N Clark, 3846 So TURTLES 4339 Tidwell St VALLEY WEST HOSPITAL MILLCREEK GARDENS 3500 So. 900 East Girls Rand A Johnson, 5288 Dew Flower Cir Craig P Foster, 3818 So ElmaSt 487-413- 1 Lynn H Roberts, 2869 So mented. At School HUNTER. The Hunter elementary bazaar neighborhood will take place from 5 to 8:30 tonight (Thurs- r day). i v Booths will be set up and operated by mem- bers of the a com- munity. The event is not a PTA but is an effort to involve the entire community in a fund-raise- r, Those will A Little More...For YOU! event. profits, e SAVE ON COUPONS! participating keep their own said PTA president Vivian Kolb. Items available will include QUMHli (EFEF5ZB ftm 1 1 i rJT) cm rPitiTi v 1 tole baked goods, items, painted knitted goods, macrame, crochet work, afghans and dolls. A special booth will offer reasonably priced gift items for children to purchase, she said. Families wishing to eat at the bazaar will 2 Claudia Skarr chairing the event. BIG & JUICY ROAST BEEF & SWISS find a choice of hot dogs, hamburgers and soft drinks available. TO BACON-CHEES- E IB C TO BURGER O m is r XI m x 0 Leagues 5 s ijui REGULAR REGULAR J1.65 EACH GOOD FOR 3 VISITS a For Boys JUICY CHEESEBURGERS HAMBURGERS L season. Mines for Games will be played on Saturdays at Kearns, Granger, Cyprus and Taylorsville anu.e high schools. Men and Women League divisions For a limited time you can be a member of the areas largest and finest Spa chain for two weeks for FREE! Treat yourself to saunas, whirlpools, modern conditioning equipment, aerobics classes, swimming pools and much more. Its all yours now for just a phone call! To be eligible for this special offer, you must when calling for appointment. mention test ad N-3- 01 Offer valid only through November new adult patrons only 14, 1981 will include third and fourth grades; fifth and sixth, seventh and eighth; as well as ninth grade. A basketball clinic will be held every Saturday from 9 to noon for all players, directed by the head coaches from the high schools. Those interested may tact the schools for additional informcon- ation. Signups will be held at the Kearns Recreation Center, 5670 So. 4800 West, throughout November, said Mike Killpack, 969-255- director. The cost will be $20 for the first child in a family, and $12.50 for additional children from one family. Those dont wants around your house may be do wants for someone else. You can turn them into ready cash by putting them in the area market place, the Green Sheet ad columns. v a a JUICY Recreation Dept, will sponsor the Kearns Recreation Center basketball league again this m 1.19 EACH GOOD FOR 3 VISITS JL KEARNS. Granite School District and the County r m To Form it i X r::; 65' E REGULAR E GOOD FOR 3 VISITS 55' REGULAR EACH GOOD FOR TWIST SANDWICH 1 SWISS EACH 3 VISITS n a a LB. GIANT 4 BURGER f p W - OD 5 FvJi REGULAR 5 - rc:i $1.85 REGULAR GOOD FOR 3 VISITS .Lfr.Ji'U J., - 1.29 EACH GOOD FOR 3 VISITS EVERYDAY 4 r the mini-musica- Vongsar Barry Rosenqranf 3774 (See Page 10B. Col 8) MARKS HOSPITAL William Dublin Dr students, enthusiastic and responsive. I am happy at the energy shown in the Drama Club, and in drama classes and look forward very much to working on productions with these he comstudents, Arizona and Colorado. His wife, Shaun, is working on her doctorate in theater at the 1613 At building The will include, Families 4000 Chantilly Liaht Cir 60? Smith Sidney L Hazelhurst Dr Verl B Winters 2892 Midwest Dr R Goddmo 49 E Barry 5600 South Steve Zumbrunnen 7518 W Sun Cir Michael R Tucker 5241 Essex Dr David W Billingsley, 3375 So Hogan St Garth F So 4000 West 6568 Alan Brmkeroft 6i0 E 4116 South Paul Pratt 6544 Glenview Cir W Nielson Way great deal of com-- , munity theater exin Wyoming, Dito, 7807 ayanh, 3835 So 2754 West 2754 West David Joseph Bomca Jr University of Utah. "I am excited to be perience Khamsene Girls graduated from the University of Wyoming in December of 1980. He has had a high-energ- L Gary Stage are Jeffrey L Maddi Glenwood Ave Brent Hardcatle So 5780 West John Liti 4231 So West Boys ST 5924 Milne, Girls East Parkridge Dr HOSPITALS OTHER West Beverly, HUNTER end of the rainbow is the theme for the Hunter West stake road shows, to be presented at 7 pm. Tuesday and Wednesday in the stake center and in the 5800 W'est 3S07 Bprretf E Crestfietd Dr John M Scott, 5992 River bend Dr - 18-2- 0 KEARNS. GOING 0UY YHE WINDOW VERL ASAY 6747 Olsen, LaSalle Dr G Randall Hendricks, 5540 Mountain Men Dr James Sucese, Rick Reid will play key Flowers For Algernon. Drama Due On at the Kearns Library. Women are being to improve YOUR MONEY Mark Hole, 4986 Larkin Way Harold D Farrer, 633 W 5735 South Class To Thursday R Area Valley City Don A Bryner, 6426 Tamara Dr Vaughn R Cook, 6074 So Georgia Dr James H Aerobics to Pathways Perfection. Start Here choir The stake directed by Janice Petersen, with Colleen Grant as accompanist, is preparing music to be presented during one of the dedicatory services of the new Jordan River Temple the third week of Cot- mainder arrived at other hospitals in the Salt Lake area. Babies were born to the following area families: kins, Michelle Anderson, Cory Hardman, Marci Talbot, Jim Goodrich, Jenni-ly- n Fullmer, Curtis Adkins, David Draper, Douglas Akagi and Bert Milton Munoz, 4172 Zodiac Dr Scott D Sundalt, 3629 W 3500 South Stanley J Thomas, 3057 Mock Orange Dr tonwood hospital, 1 1 at St. Marks and five at Valley West. The re- Also, Kristie Giles, ' Kari Dailey, Lisa Per- per person or $10 per family, with proceeds to go toward supporting missionaries. In Boy G Rabies n were born to Green Sheet area families during the week, according to hospital reports issued through Sunday night. Forty-nin- e of the babies were girls; 38 were boys. Nineteen at Seventies cian, 87 Infants Are Citizens of the month for October were GRANGER. A variety show sponsored by the Jordan North stake Nhfpkokeli Ancjiirtu 4035 W 3275 South Citizenship Is Rewarded At Monroe School Scheduled Road Shows Set Two Days 8700 West Week's Births S, 1981 OD 2 3 SPECIAL 1. SALAD BAR 2. CHOWDER OR CHILI 3. SMALL DRINK Jn EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR SPECIAL ANY SIZE 1 4 A SOFT DRINK (NO COUPON NECESSARY) NO COUPON NECESSARY 9 1 . I I t j |