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Show 5 WEST VALLEY View flee Thursday, Mar. 24, 1983 ddilen'i vieutpiM Dental Group Planning Open House Friday . . . Give Public Better Chance To Watch Girl Cagers Now Is the time for all good athletic directors to come to the aid of the total school basketball program. As the schedules are set for next season, , the Utah High School Activities Assn, should consider calling for the girls varsity games to be played immediately preceding the boys varsity contest, placing the sophomore and jayvee programs on an alternate day. Having just watched completion of the two girls state tournaments played in this county, the Green Sheet sports staff is convinced that this product is something that should not be hidden away on an "off" day in the middle of the afternoon. The girls are playing a better brand of basketball every year. They are showing skills that many didn't realize they even understood, let alone possessed. They can score almost as well as their male counterparts, they play defense every bit as well and their game is highly entertaining - not funny - simply entertaining. The student bodies at the respective schools ought to get involved in their support of both programs. As should the patrons. -- There is a trend nationwide for the women's programs to gain their share of support. At Louisiana Tech University, the Lady Techsters outdrew the male team until the administration got wise and promoted a double bill. In Iowa, a televised girls state championship final drew 12,000 rabid fans in person and who knows how many more watched on television. Several area administrators commented this year that attendance at basketball games had fallen off. Perhaps this "new" product might bring back some of the fans. Often a losing program won't draw, but many times the girls might give a boost by having a winning program when the boys are having a down year. And vice versa. The girls programs are not yet drawing as well as one would hope, but if more people knew of them, that could change. Certainly it makes as much sense as having the sophomores play the preliminary contest. No doubt there are some logistics problems, but a little creative thinking would undoubtedly result in those being resolved. It's certainly something that should be explored on at least a trial basis during a complete season. V5 V GRANGER. Open house is scheduled here tomorrow (Friday) in the new facilities of the West Valley Dental Group. Located at 2960 W. 3650 South, the new structure houses offices of a half dozen dentists on the upper floor, with space on the lower level available for leasing. The dentists share a central business office and major equipment, as well as a sterilization laboratory. Members of the dental group include the two founders, Dr. Jack Rasmussen (president) and Dr. John M. Bevan, along with Dr. Robert O. Boyer, Dr. J. Clayde Christensen, Dr. Grant O. Quayle and Dr. Steve Carter. UiM Sfatiilw Duncan BURIED. Calvin A. Duncan, 76, Kearns, Tuesday in Valley View Memorial Park, following services at Kearns 10th ward chapel. He died Saturday. Born on Aug. 12, 1906 in Lincoln, Idaho to George Albert and Mable Beech Duncan. Married to Arba Barady on Dec. Banking Official Tells Chamber Road To Recovery Slow, Fragile TAYLORSVILLE. The road to economic recovery in this country is a slow and fragile one. That was the picture painted here Thursday by First Securitys David B. Pingree as he addressed a luncheon session of the West Valley Area Chamber of Commerce. Pingree, investments vice president for First Security Corp., said, frankly, he didnt know for sure whether it was a recession or depression while acknowledging weve been through a difficult period. Noting that the start of 1983 has had some favorable aspects, Pingree forecast the second and third quarters of the year to be 23, 1935 in Rupert, Idaho; marriage solemnized in Salt Lake LDS Temple on June 12, 1976. Retired after 30 years as Greyhound bus driver. High priest in LDS church. Survivors, widow; sons, daughter, Ray D Las Vegas; Robert K Kearns; Ace Boyd, West Valley; Mrs. Monroe (Lynne) Davidson, Murray; foster mother, Ella Robinson, Jerome, Idaho; 16 grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Dean (Thelma) Dyson, Boise; Mrs. Grant (Flora) Clark, St. Anthony, Idaho. Preceded in death by a son. 1979 Edition Triple Combinations Deluxe Regular Size Black Triple, Indexed Reg. $29.75 Sale $5.99 Deluxe Shaw BURIED. Triple, Indexed. Reg. $41.00 Norman Wallace Shaw, 62, Taylorsville, Friday Cemetery, following Sale $7.99 Riverton services at in Regular-Siz- Taylorsville 5th ward. He died last Tuesday. Born on Feb. 25, 1921 in Weir City, Kan. to Ernest and Bessie Maude Wilson Shaw. Married to Leona Amanda Silcox Pappa on Feb. 22, 1947 in Elko. Air Force veteran of WWII. Employe of American Oil Refinery for 25 years; took disability retirement. Survivors, widow; son, daughters, Mrs. Charles (Shirley) Warren, Bountiful; Mrs. Jim (Norma) Boynton, Taylorsville; Richard K West Jordan; nine grandchildren; four great- e Black Triple, Jndexed. Reg. $19.25 Regular-Siz- e Brown Triple, Indexed. Reg $19.25 To Reach Even Unto You Reg $695 Sale $.99 Sale $4.99 grandchildren; brothers, sisters, Mark T Independence, Mo.; Jack P Locust Grove, Okla ; Mrs. Virginia Riley, St. Clair, Mo.; Mrs. Daisy Cave, Blue Eye, Mormon Family Cookbook Reg $1295 Sale $9.95 Sale $4.99 Understanding the Scriptures Reg $695 Mo Sale $1.99 Malstrom then a stronger fourth quarter will be up by as much as five BURIED. Alice W. Malstrom, 81, percent over the same period in 1982. Wednesday in Valley View Memorial Park, following services at 5850 So. 900 Pingree said he is looking for the East. She died Monday in a Salt Lake increase in the rate of inflation to hospital of natural causes. Born on July 1, 1901 in Diamond, Utah to James and Lordrop to about 32-- 4 percent, coming raine Bren Wall. Married to Dale R. down from 6 percent. Corporate Poulson; he died in 1927. Married to profits for 83, he feels, could be up Elmer R. Malstrom in Salt Lake LDS contrast to 25 in by being percent, Temple; he died in August 1977. Member down 0 percent last year. of DUP. Housewife. Active member of Factors contributing to this, he LDS church. Survivors, sons, daughter, Mrs. Sam (Arlene) Tuttle, West Jordan; said, include the fact that we are Stanley D. Malstrom, Salt Lake; Ellis now getting more productivity out of Malstrom, Corona, Calif.; 14 grandthe labor force, oil and energy costs Precedchildren; 18 are going down and unit labor costs ed in death by a daughter, Shirla Damitz. are increasing very slowly. The bank official said the economy nearly went off the BURIED. precipice last year after what he Karleen Johnson, Kearns, described as a deliberate atMonday, following services at Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall. She died at tempt by the Reagan Administrahome on March 13. Born on May 11, 1956. tion to force interest rates up. That Active member of Jehova's Witnesses. situation was abated, Pingree noted, Survivors, parents, Nondys Casias, when the Federal Reserve Board Kearns; Rodney M. Johnson, Tooele; was directed to loosen up. That brothers, Rodney B. Johnson, Kearns; David Paul Johnson, Honolulu; grandaction, he said, let the economy parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Johnson, grow and injected liquidity into the Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDougal, Mrs. Lena system. Mason, all Butte, Mont. will 1984 election Pingree said the have considerable bearing on the economic picture. The recovery, he went on, would BURIED. Ashley Morgan Patmides, probably abort if interest rates go, daughter of Pete and Daneen Her-reback, which he acknowledged as a Patmides, Granger, Saturday in Valley View Memorial Park, following probability. The Federal Reserve graveside services. She died Thursday in Board does not want the economy to a Salt Lake hospital. Born on Feb. 21, 1983 wants a but instead, explode, very in Salt Lake. Survivors, parents; grandto and gradual vigorous recovery parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Patmides, take place. Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. John Herren, West Valley; great grandparents, Mrs. Turning to the Utah economy, Daniel Retford, West Valley; Mrs. Kate Pingree described it as probably Herron, Hayward, Calif. stronger than the national, noting it inThe national been. has always Allen come growth figure is 6.4 percent; Utahs, 7.6 percent, he pointed out. BURIED. William C. 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