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Show Forecast Period: ARIES Mar.21-Ap- 19 r. TAURUS Apr. 20 20-M- GEMINI May21-June2- 0 CANCER 612-6188- A happy celebration of an anniversary is cause for much joy. Splurge on a new outfit for the occasion. Carry out plans for a home beautification project. Get estimates on materials and labor, and get started. Let your artistic talents take over. Local scenes appear particularly attractive. Put your thoughts in writing. You probably spend more than you should on a shopping spree. Consider it money invested in raising your self image. Others find you quite attractive at this time. You have a good opinion of yourself. Dont be obnoxious. Secluded moments with no one around to create disturbance brings emotional contentment. Its a time of 11 June 21-- J lily 22 LEO July23-Aug.2- 2 VIRGO Aug. 22 Top Boy, Girl 13B I YourWeek Ahead Horoscope Boy, Girl Ot Year WEST VALLEY VIEW Thursday, June9, 1983 3 LIBRA Sept.23-Oct.2- Hopes and wishes become happy realities. Friends go out of their way to show affection for you. One in authority provides meaningful direction to the path you should follow. Listen to the words of wisdom. A chance meeting while travelling opens the door to an exciting relationship with a very intriguing personality. Invest in something that appeals to your sense of beauty. The importance of financial security is especially significant. The affection that you extend to others comes back to you again and again. Love cannot be given away. out of a difficult Helping a situation is sure to bring future rewards. Bonds are strengthened. 2 SCORPIO Oct.23-Nov.2- 1 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 21 c. CAPRICORN Dec.22-Jan- . 19 AQUARIUS Jan.20-Feb.1- 8 PISCES Feb. 20 r. THS Honors Morrill, Lindsay Todd Morrill TAYLORSVILLE. and Annette Lindsay have been named the outstanding boy and girl at Taylorsville high for 1982-8They were among 12 who were given the prestigious Taylorsville Honor Shield. The others were Lori Cromwell, Angela Lewis, Michael Adair, Gordon Swensen,,.. Paul Thorup, RaAnn Woodbury; Tina Steiger, Kathy Nuttall, Kim Jensen and Rebecca Bush. Senior service certificates went to Minh Thai, Lisa Eliason, Valerie Derek Lauritzen, Renee Wells, Woolley, Lisa Lueck, Paul Staples, Cuong Ton, Stacy Anderton, Jolene Houtz, Lorrain Schiers, Doug Lauritzen, Ruth Parker, Dan Mathe-son- , Debbie Thomas and Barbie John Shelton, Krista Broderick, Vilate Bunker, Brenda Jensen, Lesli Fellows, Robert Gilchrist, Tim Taney, Jim Walton and Keith Lever Named outstanding scholars in the various fields were Robert Dawson, art; Barbara Rupp, business, Randy Ewing, drama; Kathleen Nuttall, English; Yvette Wright, foreign language; Rosgena Ostler, home economics. Also. Mark Titcomb, industrial arts; Tina Steiger, math. Julie Green, music; Cuong Ton, science, Lori Cromwell, social studies and Tina Steiger, valedictorian. Rupp. Certificates went to juniors Chante McCoy, Kelly Cahoon, Rekehl Satterthwaite, Kevin Anderson, Brett Ormsby, Rebecca Poll, Stephahie Smith, Connie Hatch, Janie Barnard, Taylor Morrill, Bruce Fauver, Shelli Klein, Jodie Short, Terry Hughes, Mike Heil, Steven Stone, Natalie Bendig, Tami Nickel, Sandee Rose, Sherry Webb and Michelle Hancock. Sophomores receiving certificates for service included John Holmgren, - Allen, Johns Honored At Cyprus MAGNA. Academic and service achievement by Cyprus high seniors received recognition during the senior awards banquet last week. WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF VACUUMS SPECIALIZING IN KIRBY, BISON, HOOVER & EUREKA REBUILT VACUUMS IN STOCK! Vacuum Enterprises 4081 W. 5415 So. 966-141- 6 Selected as outstanding senior girl and boy were Julie Allen and Kyle Johns. Miss Allen received the traditional Ann Pehrson award, presented by Miss Pehrson who, in turn, was honored by the Lions club. The award is given each year to the outstanding Cyprus senior girl, in honor of Miss Pehrson, who has dedicated much of her time and talents to building a spirit of achievement and activity in Cyprus students. She was instrumental in sponsoring a cleanup campaign that culminated in placing of the Cyprus C on the Oquirrh foothills and also in sponsoring the cheerleading and inter-cla- ss competition now known as Songn' Yell. The Hugh Cannon Memorial Award was presented to the Johns youth by Douglas Winder. Hugh Cannon, student body vice president of the school 43 years ago, was killed 3 DAYS ONLY THURS. - FRI. - during World War II, two years after his graduation. Each year, Cyprus, under the auspices of Ned Winder, selects its outstanding senior boy based upon criteria of leadership, scholarship and activity, for this honor, in memory of Mr. Cannon, and to perpetuate love and appreciation for the United States. Miss Allen also received the Lady Lions award and outstanding scholar and athlete awards. Jodi Payne received a PTSA Future Teacher scholarship. Scholarship awards amounting to were presented to out$80,000 standing seniors, one of the largest lists we have ever had, according to assistant principal Dr. Gerald Handy. Recipients of scholarships included Julie Allen, USU, U of U, Elks; Jamie Anderson, USU, Elks; Steve Anderson, SAT. StPEWAlK StZZtEftj Leadership awards were presented to members of the executive council, including Carl Jodi Payne, Ron Hutchinson, Johnson, Bev Hunt, Chris Foerster awifrcp juHiM.ngnn Kennecott, Elks, American Legion, SUSC; Kellie Barnes, Utah Tech, BYU, Elks; Barbara Cole, Utah Tech; Jeffrey Farnsworth, Phillips Petroleum, BYU, Elks; Cindy Foote, Snow; Doug Fotheringham, Utah Tech; Scott Fritsch, Snow; Todd Hird, Elks; John Hubbard, Michigan, Elks, Navy ROTC; Bev Hunt, Elks; Carl Hutchinson, U of U, Weber, SUSC, Elks. Also, Colette Jensen, U of U; Kyle Johns, U of U, National Merit, Elks; Ronald Johnson, U of U, USU; Wendy Larson, Ricks, LDS Business College, Elks, American Legion; LeAnn Lister, Dixie; James McAllister, U of U, Elks. Northwest Energy; Jodie McCurdy, SUSC; Sherrie Nye, USU, Elks; Suzanne Ogden, Snow; Stacy Pedersen, USU; Monika BYU; Kimberly Sharp, Utah Tech; Chantelle Simpson, U of U; Tammi Snow, USU; LeAnn Talbot, SUSC; Allen Thomas, Elks. and Jolean Peckham. Other seniors honored at the event were Denise Ast, Shelly Bart, Keith Campbell, Greg Carter, Kathy Croyie, Carrie Davis, Jamie Dennison, Claire Dilley, Cheryl Dubois, Lisa Giblette, Sean Godfellow, Ken Gunn, Joni Hall, Richard Hardman, Colleen Howard, Jolynh Johnson, Leesa Lang, Benita Lang, Kavin Lee, Jon Loutensock, Leon Hunt, Joe 0 McGriff. l, Also, Wendy Merrick, Dan George Norr, Brad Olsen, Paul Barker, Lionel Pessoa, Gregory Peterson, Todd Richards, Heather Roberts, Kent Rydalch, Julipa Sanderson, Debbie Seewer, Vickie Shepherd, Jolean Sorepsen, Bobbi Staker, Lisa Staten, Patti Sullivan, Jussi Teijonsalo, Lorina Tester, Kenneth Truedsson, Lee Vance, Sam Winch and Tami Wheeler. microwave oveh Whirlpool MODEL 8600 to 12 Months to Pay - No Finance Charge On all Whirlpool Microwave Units Up With Cook Rack cook cycles plus separate defrost Ten MEAL 3 cubic foot capacity cook powers SENSOR' temp probe Ten cook powers nk Balanced Wave Cookmq System Two 1 Mit-che- PLUS FREE 6 Pc. 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