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Show Open House On Tap Vista Teacher Eyes Retirement TAYLORSVILLE. An open house will be held today (Thursday) to honor Barbara Boehme who is retiring from her teaching position at Vista elementary. Seder, Provost Gain High Point Plaudits MURRAY. Dan Seder and Brett Provost were high point winners in the Murray Teams Aquatic kickboard meet Saturday. An assembly In her honor will be presented at 2:45 and a reception will be held from 4 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Boehme is a native of Idaho and attended the University of Idaho South and Albion State Normal. She taught first grade in Georgetown and in Inkom, Idaho prior to her marriage to Ervin Boehme, who at that time was serving in the Air Force. The couple lived in Yuma, Ariz. for five years, then spent eight years in Boise. After graduating from BYU, Mrs. Boehme worked as a substitute teacher in Granite district for many years. She has been teaching at Vista since January, 1969 and remarked that she has had the same room and the same grade, (fifth) throughout the years. My greatest pleasure has been teaching language and music, she said. My classes have always (From Page 5B, Col. 6) Frazier won top male honors in the first Green Sheet Performing Arts Awards program . . . Judie Butler of Granger was named head of the Foster Parent Assn, of Utah. SIX YEARS AGO... - Greg Jenson was elected student body president at Kearns high . . . The Granite Board of Education approved plans for the new Taylorsville high school . . . Velma Steele was appointed to the board of trustees of Salt Lake County Service Area r One. May 4, 1978 THREE YEARS AGO... Other Murray swimmers placing were: 8 and under, Rachel Andres, second, two thirds; Gain Huber, first, fourth; 910, Marla Heaton, three seconds; Angela Talbot, fifth, sixth; Tabitha Huber, fourth, sixth; Brian Mecham, second, fourth. Also, Penny Heaton, first, third, fourth; Nikki Fonnesbeck fifth, two sixths; Enid Horton, fourth, two fifths; Derek Fonnesbeck, second, third, sixth; Robby Small, third, sixth; Dan Seder, three firsts; John Talbot, two fourths, fifth. Others were, Stephanee Love, first, third; Angie Barton, first, second; Kim Mecham, fifth; Bret Provost, two firsts, second; William Olson, third; Charlie Hardman, third, fourth, sixth; Jeff Small, first, fifth, sixth. Open, Jack Sundin, two firsts, second; Scott Soder-borsecond, third. - slate April 30, 1981 An of officers was named the first all-gi- rl 1984 Thursday, May 3, weSTVALLtYVHW REMEMBER - - and collected many artifacts and authentic costumes which will be shown during his presentation, the spokesman said. Each boy will receive a gift. The program is under the direction of Jan Chandler. spokesman said. The girls will model their favorite outfits. Tickets for the event are 25 cents beper person and may be obtained fore school today or at the door. Each girls, as she enters, will receive a surprise gift handcrafted by Thelvia Pace, who is coordinating the event, along with Jan Chandler. Susan Bradshaw is handling decorations. An activity for parents and sons will be held at 7 p.m. on May 10, with tickets, priced at 50 cents, available or at the before school on May door. The program will be presented by George Knowlden, media coordinator at Cyprus high. He will present a program on Indians. Mr. Knowlden has traveled extensively Credit Cards Get cash advances on credit cards as near the end of the billing cycle as possible. Interest charges begin when the cash is obtained. 8-- VIS WE FIT student officers at Taylorsville high, including Angie Holdaway, president . . . Theresa Hulse was crowned Miss Magna . . . Mavis Steadman was slated to serve as emcee in a program designed to honor Green Sheet Performing Arts Awards winners. 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