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Show WEST VALLEY VIEW After Search Thursday, Jan. 14, 1982 Soccer Signups Call Youths Of 14 Schools Gingerbread Man Is Found MAGNA. Signups are scheduled Jan. 23, 30 and Feb. 6 for boys in Utah and girls Youth Soccer Assn. District 11. The sessions will be held at Cyprus high from 9 a.m. to noon. The $22 fee covers cost of a uniform and is for spring and fall programs. New players must present proof of age. by Olgan Milius 4-- KEAHNS. The gingerbread man who ran away was found yesterday (Wednesday) in the basement of Western Hills elementary. Kindergarten students taught by Chris Newell made a large gingerbread man and popped him in the oven to bake while they went out to recess. When they returned to the classroom, the gingerbread man had gone. Students knew their teacher couldnt have taken him away because she had spent the entire recess with them, so they began a search t hroughout the school for their missing treat. The first stopping place was the principals office, but no gingerbread man was hiding there. However, principal William B. Mansell took advantage of the opportunity to visit with the children and explain a little about his work as principal, the teacher said. The next stop was with the school secretary, but, although she too was willing to explain her work to the group, no gingerbread man was found hiding in her files. The anxious students checked out several other classrooms, including the other kindergarten classes, then went in search of the schools custodian, Bruce Holmberg, feeling sure that in his work around the school he might have seen the truant. Mr. Holmberg took the students on a tour of his boiler room, without results, then to the storage room, but still no gingerbread man. As the children reached the basement, a slight spicy smell reached their noses and a suggestion was made that perhaps their noses could lead them to the missing goody. Sherlock Holmes had nothing on the Western Hills youngsters - those noses led them right through the basement to an old desk placed in storage, and there at last, was their gingerbread man - baked to perfection and just waiting to be eaten - because that is what gingerbread men are for. Schools involved clude Police Chief Dave Campbell said that figure brought to 163 the number of individuals arrested and charged with the offense since a stepped up effort began on Program Police Pays Off By VALLEY. persons were arrested by West Valley police for driving under the influence during December. e 7, Col. 9) awareness of the need for change and to en- courage our icipation in the partpro- cess. With the special position the press enjoys in our society goes cer- tain obligations. There is an obligation to be above all accurate, objective and fair. To the extent that these criteria are met, the press serves our 0 2 36 24 TR Jon. 6 24 1 0 0 Jan. 7 21 33 28 0 5 32 29 TR Jon. 8 24 8 0 0 Jon. 9 28 32 30 0 9 31 30 0 Jon. 10 31 31 29 0 Jan. 11 29 13 TR 31 28 TR Jan. 12 32 22 .03 3.38 Yoar'i Moisturo 7.24 FORECAST: Somo clouds with a chonco of snow at tlmos along and ovor tho mountains Friday and Saturday with increasing chanco of snow Sunday. Highs mid 30 s 8 Lows ' 5 to 20. whether a series has ever been done of the Academy Park, magnitude Copper Hills, Lake Ridge Magna and Webster. Further information may be obtained by calling Jacob van der zoology Jackling, 250-729- (From Page 6, Col. 4) than three years to make and required trips to more than 100 different locations in 30 countries, PBS officials said. Film crews trekked more than 1.3 million miles in recording the program, of which producer Christopher Parsons There have said, long-runnin- g series, but wildlife I very much doubt of series. this After studying at Cambridge, Attenborough joined the BBC as a trainee producer in 1952.to Eventually, he rose a coveted position in the organization. However, he maintained an illustrious career as a journalist. His background in biological and eth- nological subjects made him a producer of popular documentaries and led him around the world, to locations such as Sierra Leone, British Guyana, Indonesia, New Guinea, Madagascar and Borneo. Try a Want Ad! GRANGER. A small city nestled at the foot of a volcanic mountain, has been built by a Rolling Meadows ot ESSAY From Page Class In C elementaries: SERIES Student Builds Miniature City lo Pr been Wekken, Complete With Volcano 1983 Ht elementary student interested in a class uni.t on rocks and minerals. Nov. 9. Robert Coombs, son A $20,000 federal of Harold and Lenora grant received by the Coombs, mounted his West Valley Police project on a three by base. He used Department enabled four-foenforcement activities a Christmas tree to be increased by frame as the base of allowing additional of- his papier mache ficers on patrol. volcano, painted roads Chief Campbell said and grass around its that during December, base and added small 268 overtime hours houses and people to were used to enforce create a lifelike model. drunk driving laws. By using a mixture of baking soda and vinegar, with red food Those dont wants coloring, I can even around your house may simulate lava coming be do wants for some- from the cone and turn one else. You can flowing down the sides them into ready cash by of the volcano. Its putting them in the area neat, the Coombs boy market place, the Green said as he discussed Sheet ad columns. his project. WEST Ninety-thre- high, Hunter, Sandburg, Whittier, Orchard, CLOSEUP . . . Robert Coombs uses his finger to point out a fisherman in his creation, "City By Volcano," at Rolling Meadows elementary. iii U Pfc and Kennedy Brockbank junior Monroe, VOLCANO . . . Sixth grader Spencer Duncan glues an evergreen tree to the base of his "Black Volcano" in Jane Droubay's class at Rolling Meadows elementary. Hi in- highs and the following tell-tal- e -- Cyprus THE WEATHER SUMMARY soc- iety well. The lad spent QUICK FIX BRINTON'S IN MURRAY APPLIANCE PARTS MART WASHERS, DRYERS Heat Units, Belts, Motors, Etc. IN HOME - IN SHOP M Vs Dependable Service GEHotpointeKenmore Whirlpool, Etc. Call 267-255- 1 brinton . . Daily til 6 Sat. til 5pm . you'll several weeks on the project and said it is adding a lot of interest to his class unit. Teacher Keith Tondro suggested students use their ingenuity to complete some kind of project to tie in with the unit. He is a very artistic boy. 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