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Show MIUTfTTrrtl fTTT Ml' At Valley West IB WEST VAUEY VIEW n Thursday, Sept, 30, it 1982 E5tM Nurses To Be Guests GRANGER. The second annual communi- ty Registered Nurse tea and fashion show will be held at Valley West hospital tomorrow (Friday) afternoon. The hospital dining Art Show Set At Valley Fair GRANGER. Paintings by members of the Intermountain Society of Artists will go on display Tuesday at Valley Fair Mall. The art show will run Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. room will be the location of the 2:30 p.m. af- fair, to according Audre Eastwold, coor- dinator for the tea. All registered nurses in the area are being invited to attend the tea which is designed to acquaint them with the expansion of the hospital and the services available there. Included in the program will be a fashion show of the latest nurs- ing uniforms, cluding two-piec- in- sion will be shown. Providing the tour will be Claudia Carter, president of the Pink Ladies at Valley West. Kathleen Dent of the public relations staff is NOW THRU OCT. 4, 1982 ar- rangements. Anyone interested in attending may call ext. 107, Mrs. Eastwold said. 968-906- BEAT THE COLD THIS WINTER e pantsuits, maternity dresses and the latest in mens styles as well. A tour of the hospital will be provided and plans for the expan- - Bicycle Auction Set Saturday WEST VALLEY. The City Police Department will hold a bicycle auction at 9 a.m. Saturday at City ADD INSULATION TO WALLS Hall, 2470 So. Redwood Road. NEW EUREKA About 40 bikes will m 425 .Si WITH THIS AD GOOD all We makei 2 Bicycles recovered by police which went unclaimed for more than 90 days will be auctioned, he noted. Police also will provide licensing services at the same time. of vacuums. repair Specializing in Kirby, Hoover, Eureka Bison. Genuine parts, bags, belts, brush rolls. t A.T. ENTERPRISES 4081 W. 5415 So. Tel. PINK OWENS CORNING INSULATION tment spokesman Gerald Francisco. VACUUM 1 AND CEILINGS. be on the auction block, said depar- UPRIGHT 966-141- 6 sewosssaesscsssf. ail OCTOBER PHOTO AT RIGHT assisting with IT' By FIBER-GLAS- S 3Vsx15 1 88.12 SQ. FT. R-1- STYLISH . . . A tired in the latest styles of hospital wear are, from left, Glenda Archibald, Debbie Low, Dave Timothy, all of Valley West hospital. (i Police Officers CAULK AROUND DOORS BEST RESULTS EVERY 4 TO 6 YEARS - DAP Prints' Will Be Taken GRANGER. Of- ficers from the West Valley City Police Department will fingerprint children accompanied by parents from 5 to 7 p.m. tomorrow (Fri WINDOWS FOR & at Hillsdale day) elementary. The prints are not for police records, but will be given to parents to keep for identification poses, pur- school a spokesman said Police personnel presented a program titled Be A ware Thursday and Friday at the school. The program is designed to help parents protect their children from potential kidnappers and to educate them as to what to look for and how to get help if need- - Citizenship Effort Is Under Way GRANGER. A ed. Police officers also offer a presentation designed to help the children understand the difference beween strangers and friends, she said. Anyone wishing to have their children fingerprinted may call for an appointment by contacting LATEX CAULK 498 SALE SEAL DRAFTS AROUND DOORS FACTORY REBATE WITH MD JAM UP Marsha Pitts, health, safety and welfare chairman, or calling Printha Barfuss, Jeanie Harmon, or Martha 969-610- 969-335- Nancy Holmes is PTA president. The theme for this years Hillsdale PTA is Working together to create a better school and community. A TIP IS A SMALL SUM OF MONEY GIVEN TO SOMEONE BECAUSE YOU'RE AFRAID HE WONT LIKE NOT BEING RW YOU FOR SOMETHING HAVEN T ASKED HIM TO citizenship program was initiated last week at Granger elementary. Students are being invited to participate in a contest between classes called What is spokesman said. We hope all our students will get involved and will learn through this project what a good just citizen is and why it is important to be a good citizen, she said. Judges for the contest are Anna and San- dra Paxton, Laura Brown and Sharon Rupp. Grace Bennett and Burraston are chairmen of the Mary REG. 5.39 SALE SALE 99 REG. 9.99 SCOTTS flu'iro THE GREAT STANLEY REBATE A pder and wrench set FALL FINAL CLOSEOUT a good citizen ? Classes will vie in showing creative ways to express the theme and stand a chance of winning a prize of $10 a school ALUMINUM YOUR WATER HEATER SAVE PRECIOUS NATURAL GAS 969-749- 6; new VINYL & INSULATE 968-380- Spencer, ' ........ 4 PAK 01 PLIERS AND WRENCH SALE REBATE Post 132 Will Host Breakfast KEARNS. Members of American Legion Post 132 will host a breakfast from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday at the post home, 7750 So. 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