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Show 5 B weST VALLy WW Thursday, Aug. 25, 1983 THE GREEN SHEET WEST OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCb West Births Twins Are Welcomed To Area Twin boys were among 75 babies born to families residing in the Green Sheets west valley communities during the past week, according to hospital reports available Monday morning. Of that total, 47 were boys, 28 were girls. Six of the infants arrived at Cottonwood Hospital Medical Center, 24 at St. Marks and 10 at Valley West. The remainder were delivered at other hospitals in the Salt Lake area. Babies were welcomed by the following area families: COTTONWOOD HOSPITAL Girl. Randall W. Privett, 2983 So. 7785 West Boys Brian J. Hoins, 3961 Verna Cir. Martin L. Wilcox, 4209 W. 3550 South Conrad Blake, 2903 So 2580 West Warren T. Jolley, 3557 So. Sunrise Road Raymond L. Shuman, 8304 W. 3100 South RETURNED After terving previously as a counselor, Barry at Kearns high as assistant principal. . . . Richards is back New Assistant Principal ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL Girls Gary Anderson, 4485 Prince Cir. Charles LeSueur, 4177 Bennion Road William Emerson, 4890 W. 5055 South Steven Raeth, 6673 W. Castleview Dr. Dwayne Bylund, 5253 W. 5400 South - Richards Returns To KHS In New Post KEARNS. Barry Richards, a former counselor at Kearns high who served as assistant principal the past two years at Central junior high, has returned to Kearns high as assistant principal. A Salt Lake native, Richards is a graduate of Highland high. He attended Mesa College in Grand Junction, Colo., served an LDS mission in Great Britain, then attended the University of Utah where he received bachelors and masters degrees. He taught at Granite high, where he also served as a counselor; was i ! ! WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF VACUUMS SPECIALIZING IN KIRBY, BISON, HOOVER & EUREKA Irebuily VACUUMS 39JJP FROM Vacuum Enterprises 4081 W. 5415 So. 966-141- 6 COATS and David Whipple, 3248 W. Crown St. David Udy, 3453 Valley Heights Dr. Edward Ball, 4630 Loyola Robert Olsen, 5574 China Clay Dr. Allyn R igby, 4765 W. 4805 South Boys Raymond Enger, 7051 Zana Lane Kenneth Gambill, 2680 Midwest Dr. Ronald Elder, 2821 So. 8750 West Gary Johnson, 4601 Poseidon Ken Naylor, 4545 So. Atherton Dr. Douglas Kingbury, 4967 Hensley Cir. Daniel Brown, 1137 Linda Vista Ned Harmon, 4073 Castle Road assistant principal at Kennedy junior high and served as counselor-administratat Kearns high prior to his years at Central. He and his wife Margo-Lyn-n have two sons, Preston and Brandon. I am happy to be back at Kearns and look forward to a good year, he remarked. Rodger Bischoff, 5143 W. 5400 South Douglas Yonker, 4748 So. 5905 West Joe Veater, 1755 Blake St. Todd Pelland, 4536 So.5080 West Alan Curtis, 5264 Woodledge Ave. Charles Emig, 8190 Danbury Dr. Hello Day Will Be Observed At Cyprus Girls Jeffrey Rowley, Kearns Paul Heath, West Valley MAGNA. Hello day activities will take the spotlight tomorrow (Friday) at Cyprus high as student body officers welcome students and faculty to a new school year. An assembly will introduce school and class officers. A game against Bear River will begin on the Cyprus field at 7:30, followed by a dance in the boys gym. Members of the executive council are Cam Smith, president; Todd Christiansen, first vice president; Greg Jones, second vice president; Stacey Thomas, assemblies chairman; Lani Aposhian, secretary and Kristy Robinson, reporter-historiaFuture activities in the planning stages include a breakfast sponsored by CAM, on Sept. 14 and Homecoming on Sept. 23. SWEATERS WEST HOSPITAL VALLEY , Twin Boys Ben Vigil, Kearns Boys Jeffrey Payne, West Valley Danny Callin, West Valley Marvin Solomon, Kearns Todd Tapia, West Valley Daniel Watson, Magna Tommy Thompson, West Valley OTHER HOSPITALS Girls Melanie Phelps, 1449 Paradise Lane Henry R. Gustafson, 2556 Surrey Road Fredrick L. Schut, 6119 Country Hills Dr. Lindell Riggs, 3279 So. 4440 West Stephen Franc, 1559 Allegheny Dr. Patricia Heard, 4567 W. 3500 South David Hanson, 2625 So. Redwood Road Michael Anderton, 3243 W. 3500 South Randy Palmer, 3187 Patrick Dr. Jeff A. Case, 7105 W. 3500 South William Park, West Valley Steven T yler, 4155 Laurel Green Dr. Mike Steadman, 5519 W. 5505 South James C. Talbot, West Valley Brent Bunkall, 3414 So. 3690 West Boys T roy D. For Wright, 4985 So. 4460 West Vern T. Cracroft, 4475 Losee Dr. Mike Landolfi, 3160 So. 7945 West Don Hardwick, 4985 Cherry View Dr. Arthur Fullerton, 6786 W. 3860 South Michael G. Steele, 8364 Allen Ave. Rodney Hutchinson, West Valley William Park, West Valley Martin B. Noble, 3239 Mockingbird Ave. Dennis G. Anderson, 3299 W. 3540 South Douglas B. Hall, 6535 So. 5180 West Jim Knez, 1281 Chickadee Crae Baker, 7324 W. 3960 South Ronald W. Rowley, 546S Rockford Sf. James Coates, 5683 W. 3980 South Dean Parker, 3851 W. Squirecrest Dr. Luis Martinez, 4676 Radcliffe St. Steven Bowles, 4678 Carnegie Tech Craig W. Jones, 5741 Copper City Dr. Lowell Hurst, 5927 Sierra Grande Dr. Gourley Leaders Gear For Year o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o2 o o o o o o o o o iUMTOMS WE CAM HELP yU president; , Marlene B QUAKER STATE 10-4- 0 OIL CASE RETURNED COST 74VCAN REG. 163 V 'WAVrtE CDV-79- 7200 W. 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Mon.-Fr2 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sat. 3602 a 250-426- tomt Industiwi tlx tondicipped n fodenlly ipptmd sheltered workshop redum doiuttd joodi nd Hunt m imd - 8' RAILROAD CLOSE-OU- T TIE CLOSE-OU- T o 0 GOOD STOCK Sg88 OVER STOCK DISCONTINUED COLORS VALUES TO 4.88 SKIL WORM-DRIV- E 6V-I- A, V GE SILICONE N. SAW CAULK o o o o o $H PLASTIC ELECTRICIAN BOXES Y O 1 929 LIST lo o o lo O lo o o 0 0 o o served 0 0 0 o o o o 0 lo O lo lo - w ED secretary; Ann Robinson, Titicaca - legendary birthplace of the Incas fashion their lives around the buoyant totora reed. Thickly matted layers of reed floating In water form the ground upon which they build reed villages. lb tmployeet -- Weldetlf, PRE-FINISH- 13 HP cast iron sump pump is submersible and overload protected. 10 inch diameter. Reed Houses The island people of Perus Lake i. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o SUBMERSIBLE SUMP PUMP previously as first and third vice president and as room representative. She and her husband Jon are parents of four children, Leigh, Ellen, Beth and Patrick. "I really enjoy working in PTA. I feel it is a very worthwhile organization and of benefit to the students. We hope to have lots of parent Involvement this year, Mrs. Christiansen said. South o o o o o o o o o o o o 90 LB. BAG MOULDING 43814 o o o o o o o o o o o o o Sg39 jgo)95 ( O Jordan, treasurer; Joy The new president WestValley-Magn- CONCRETE MIX Sale Shirlayne George, health; Mike Hales, safety and welfare; Deby Smith, services; Sharlene Facer, membership; Belinda Meek, parent and family life; Chloe McPhee, individual development; Janet Anderson, community service. Thrift Store Ml88 3 REBATE Commissioners fOl Deseret Industries o o O o o o o 9m 9 9 9 9 9 9 o 9 9 9 will include Our Best Work is Your Best Buy O 19 teacher representative. Specials O ju Farrimond, Ruth re o o o o vice president; Donnie In-sto- O $H2995 Merkl-ing- third Plus OTT vourself KEARNS. Barbara Christiansen is serving as president of the David Gourley elementary. She is being assisted by Mort Anderson, first vice president; Morris Goates, principal, second vice SBiPEIfil O O O O 000000000000009000000000000090000001 t o |
