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Show 7 THE GREEN SHEET Monday, December 22, 1986 Church Board Installation Date Is Set MAGNA. Formal installation of a new church board will be carried out Jan. during the annual church meeting, according to Rev. .Steve Wolden, pastor of Magna Community church here. Those who have been elected to fill the various positions are Bob Hensley, moderator; Rusty Patterson, vice moderator; Jeane Hum18 phreys, church clerk; Doris Burgess, treasurer; Bob Ertel, lay assistant to the pastor; Alice hoopes and Lynn Wolden, fellowship; Nadine Porter, visitation. Also, Harriet Arreolla and Sue Hensley, missions; Betty Kittel, music and worship; Marilyn Hogue, Christian education; Rev. Wolden, property and maintenance. caroling party is planned on Wednesday and a Christmas Eve service at the church, 2908 So. 8900 West, starting at 6:30 p.m. On Sunday, worship service starts at 10:45 p.m., preceded by Sunday School for all ages at 9:30 a.m. Meetings of the prayer group, which gathers at the home of Doris Burgess will be cancelled this week and next. On Jan. 4, the greens will be taken down in the sanctuary and the fellowship hall during the coffee hour. A AND A TRUCK, AND . . . Santa Claus listens Cook tells him of his Christmas wishes Friday at ipurpose Center. Assisting St. Nick are VFW and tatives (from left) Mel Richeson, Darrell Cline, Vera Cline. Fine Arts On Display At KHS Tonight KEARNS. Christmas intently as Bradley the Redwood MultAuxiliary represenRevo Richeson and A program involving all the fine arts departments will be presented at 7 oclock tonight (Monday) in the Kearns high auditorium. Included will be performances by the madrigals, concert choir, orchestra, jazz band, drama students and dance company. The event, which sponsors hope will become an annual affair, will be open to the public at no charge. We invite everyone in the area to bring their families and join us in said this Christmas presentation, spokesman Elaine Burrows, KHS COPE director. VFW, Auxiliary Lend Helping Hand REDWOOD. Excited children had an early holiday here Friday as women of VFW Auxiliary unit 742 assisted Santa in distributing Christmas stockings to children involved in daycare programs at both e Center the Redwood and the Kearns Youth Center. More than 250 stockings and oranges were distributed to the children 'auxiliary president Ethel Edwards explained. In addition, the Granger VFW post 7442. with the assistance of the RedMulti-purpos- wood Center advisiory board, prepared 78 boxes of lood for home-bounsenior citizens, which were delivered Saturday in time for the d Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts, Camp Fire units and a number of other civic groups helped to collect and prepare tood for the boxes, with local businesses also contributing a great deal." VFW post commander Robert Tripp noted. In addition to canned goods, butter. bread, eggs, fruit, homebaked goodies and a ham. each box also contained five pounds of potatoes and canned vegetables purchased by the VFW post. Both groups combined efforts to donate $2i)(i to food banks for residents ot Granger and Kearns. "We all got together to help out, noted KJaine Miesv secretary at the. 1 Red woiirl Center. Loss Is $25 , OOO In Santa Brings Message Of Fire Safety Two House Fires WEST VALLEY. Two fires here this week were estimated to have caused $25,000 in damage to single family homes, according to Fire Marshal John Blundell. Both fires were caused juveniles, he added. by A garage fire Wednesday at the home of Steve Fairbairn Sr., 3361 W. Bluecrest (4565 South) was reported at about 3:30 p.m. Firefighters responded within four minutes of receiving the alarm. The fire was quickly brought under control, he noted. About $5,000 damage was done to the garage area of the home. Blundell explained that the fire son was usbegan when a teen-ag- e ing a propane torch to remove stickers from a bike in the garage. Thursday, firefighters were called to the home of Rex Vogel, 3095 W. Bedford (4340 South) at about 4:30 pm. Firefighters responded within five minutes of receiving the alarm. The fire was confined to a basement bedroom on the northeast side of the home and was also quickly extinguished. Blundell determined that the fire was caused by an boy playing with matches and igniting On his mattress. The home sustained an estimated $20,000 in damages, he noted, and a pet cat was suffocated. Both juveniles will be referred to the Juvenile Fire Setters program, which the city is running in cooperation with Salt Lake County Mental Health. Blundell explained. WEST VALLEY. Santa Claus had more to say than Merry Christmas when he visited with more than 1,000 children earlier this month. Santa was joined by 17 firefighters from the West Valley Firefighters Assn, while visiting 36 are preschools during the first few weeks of pre-scho- December. The firemen joined the jolly old gent to talk about the 911 emergency number, smoke detectors and "stop, drop and roll procedures with the 4 s and in an effort to promote fire safety. This is the fourth year of the preschool fire prevention program. The program was accepted well by the toddlers, who "seemed as excited at meeting a real live fireman v ear-old- as they were at meeting Santa one firefighter noted. Claus. Kindergarteners Being Recognized GRANGER. Prices You Won't Kindergarten students at Stansbury elementary have completed a course in band-ai- d training and will receive certificates today (Monday) for completing the course. Craig Meyer, Red Cross instructor, has visited the classes each week to present a series of 10 sessions, including what first aid is, how to stay calm in an emergency, shock, breathing, bleeding and how to dial for help in an emergency. Also, fire safety, poisoning, electric shock, sharp objects and SANTA'S' Discount Warehouse SHOP 100's of Gifts Under 5.00 1000's of Stocking Stuffers 561-315- stranger-dange- r. The teachers involved include Brenda Ash and Toni Barratt. Believe! 208 FUN SERVICES 1 EAST MAIN (sra so. e bum. tot stalest) SANDY, UTAH Jordan North 16th Plans Youth Dance 11 GRANGER. A New Years Eve youth dance will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Jordan North 16th ward building, 3900 W. 4100 South. All youth age 14 to 18 are being invited to the dressy affair. 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