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Show On Tour Of Far Fast - TAYLORSVILLE. Most people have heard of the King of Siam because of the the Queen of Thailand to Utah. We received red musical went, everywhere noted Nola Bowles. The queen, when introduced to Mr. and Mrs. Bowles, asked, Are you Mormons from Utah? I love the well-know- n The King and I. But few have personally met the Queen of Thailand (formerly the country known as Siam) and have a photograph to prove it. A prized possession of Bob and Nola Bowles is just such a picture, taken during a three-wee- k tour of the Far East. The Bowleses were invited, along with 13 other couples to ac- company David Kennedy on a good will trip to that area. Mr. Kennedy, a former ambassador to Asia during the Nixon administration, led a group of government and LDS church of- ficials that visited . . . Taylorsville resident Robert Bowles greets the Queen of Thailand during his tour of the Southeast Asian country. Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Taiwan and Korea. Other countries were visited by part of the group also. The trip was a follow-uto a visit by p carpet treatment we Mormons. The visiting group from the U. S. attended a bicentennial cele- Retrossession. ARIFS Mar. An- other highlight attending stake conference in Hong Kong. Two Utah singers went along to perform at the bicentennial in Thailand. Laura Garff had performed here for the queen and was requested to entertain in Thailand. Nora Mumford sang at the main celebration in Thai language. Craig Kaylen was the pianist for the tour. A Murray businessman, Keith McKay TAURl'S Apr. ideas. Put have some them to work for you. A joint financial venture could be a bone of contention. A bonus offer could be the needed incentive. Emphasis is on marital and business alliances. Handle either or both with restraint. Tread softly. Set up an exercise routine to get the body back in shape. Resume your sound, healthy, dietary pattern. A confidential tip could lead to a fi- nancialgain. Pay attention to one who has proven dependable. Conditions at home require your at- tention. Take a little time now and resolve problems at home that need your personal care. Keep in touch with family members. Encourage exchange of ideas through correspondence. Let others know you care. Time is right for advancing your own interests. Let people know what you havetooffer. Toot your horn. area. It was a fantastic trip, an opportunity of a lifetime, Mr. McKay commented. GEMINI May CANCER June21-July2- Jul.v23-Aug.2- 2 2 VIRGO Aug. MAGNA. A demon- stration on two Oriental martial arts that develop a serene inner spirit and strength will be featured at the Magna Library on Jan. 8 at 11a.m. According to Dennis Hepler, who will demonstrate the techniques used in Kung Fu and Tai Chi, the ancient practices are not aimed at aggression, but for perfecting inner development and serenity. 22 t. I.IBRA Sept. SCORPIO Oct. 21 S AGITT ARIL'S Nov.22-I)ec.2- CAPRICORN 19 Dec. Jan.20-Feb- . 18 PISCES Feb. 20 a West a Work At Hospital SO at... Jumbo vt I II VI VtE WEST VALLEY. The building permit for expansion of Valley West hospital had a significant impact on the overall valuation of property in this city. MW ;i SPEND THE IK 1.11) W WITH O! R FW1ILIES. On AVOCADOS! 1 MUSHROOMS BO. Cl I ARTICHOKE HEARTS or of which was at $11.5 That nearly equalled the valuation of all other residential estimated million. MARINATED MUSHROOMS West 4, McDevitt, Street and Co. for the hospital expansion, the valuation MARINATED No. Nov. Valley issued the building permit to Cara Mia CVI.IFORM - Boosts Valuation Fil VUI.L REM UN CLOSED NEW YEAR S DAY YOUR FRIENDS... ALL g Youareonapopularityroll. Bemtnd- ful how you impress others. Meet your obligations. The mental strength you exert in your drive for success puts excitement into your group activities. Strong intuition is working in your favor. You seem to know what the answers are before you get the ques- tion. AQL'ARIl'S For quick results at low cost, use Green Sheet want ads. WE WILL CLOSE at 7:OOP.M. on... NEW YE AILS EVE i -- money-makin- 1 and commercial construction in the first four months of the fiscal year starting July 1. And the first four months of this year were twice as good as the same period a year earlier. Through the end of West November, Valley had issued 469 building permits; the valuation was placed at $24.2 million. That included 95 permits during November alone, the total valuation of which was estimated at $12.7 million. By comparison, ac- cording to Chief Building Inspector Brent Snyder, figures for November, 1981 show that a paltry 17 permits were issued. The valuation of those structures was placed at $290,000. And for the first five months of that fiscal year, 162 permits had been issued with a total valuation of $5.8 million, his monthly report noted. in the Thus, space of a year, the number of permits building the issued by i city has nearly tripled. And the valuation has increased fivefold. Even without the Valley West contribution, the figures are impressive. During November, West Valley issued building permits for 28 new single family dwellings, bringing the fiscal year total to 140. Snyder valued the structures at roughly $850,000. Another 13 homes were remodeled, increasing their value by $59,000. Two other homeowners added on to their residences, adding another $10,000 to the valuation. In the commercial sector, a building permit was issued for one new structure other than Valley West. Its valuation was placed at about $68,000, Snyder reported. Remodeling work at three other businesses increased their valuation by $54,000. Five firms installed new signs valued at $20,500. In addition, Snyder noted, a permit was issued for one duplex with a valuation of $60,000. duplex, With reserve library to 12 1883 Put your creative talents to work. You 20 y Valley M l, it will cost more for overdue equipment or serves. David Christensen, also from the Green Set At Library was Dec. 30, 1982 Get a head start on the competition by recognizing an opportunity. Tend to health matters. Build up energy re- 19 r. Martial Arts bration in Thailand. They were in Taiwan for its independence day celebration, called Thursday, Forecast Period: and his wife Ardith, were part of the group, as were Mr. and Mrs. Sheet VIEW YourWeek Ahead Horoscope Taylorsville Couple Meet Thailand Queen YOUR HIGHNESS west VALLEY 53 that 20 new multi- ple dwelling units have been added in the first five months. meeting rooms. Over l due fines for equipment will be $5 per day, $10 a day for 16mm projectors audio-visua- and a $10 for day videotape players. The overdue fines for books and audiovisual materials will increase on March 1, with fines for adult materials raised to 10 cents per item per day. Fines for children's materials will remain at 5 cents per day. Dancing, Dining On Slate 17th KEARNS. A dinner-danc- e with the theme Winter Wonderland" will be sponsored by the Kearns 17th ward Special Interest and Young Special Interest groups on Jan. 29. Hack Miller, sports editor and author of the book It Is Fun To Be A Mormon, will be the speaker. The dinner will begin at 6 p.m. the program with following at 7:30 and dancing to a live or- chestra at 9. The cost will be $5 per person and reser- are to be vations Jan. in by 20. For information, those interested may call Irene Parton, 6 Angie Buist, or Ragnhild Arnold, 967-356966-216- 968-911- Lutherans Set Church Service KEARNS. Rev. Clayton Hammell will conduct the 9:30 morning worship service Sunday at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. school Sunday will meet at classes 10:45. Members and friends are being asked to note that the church council meeting will be at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. New Year's Potluck Scheduled GRANGER. The annual New Years Eve family potluck will be held at Westvale Pres- byterian morrow night. church to- (Friday) Activities are sche- duled to get under way at 8 p.m. Immediately follow- ing the dinner, the Lord's Supper will be observed. Those planning to attend the potluck affair are being asked to call Rev. Milton Ensley will have as his sermon theme on Sunday at the 11 a m. worship, "Knowing Who Holds 969-674- Fee Schedules Noted At Magna Library MAGNA. Due to the New Year holiday, the Magna Library will be closed on Saturday and Monday. It was also noted that beginning on Jan. the Future. The childrens message will be A Wonderful FreeGift. Sunday school will offer classes for all ages at 9 :30 a.m. |