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Show THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, April 30, 1 VB Seniors To Be Honored In Magna m COUPONS mm pm FROM ACROSS THE STREET 10 FREE LAPS, FREE DRINKS FREE GOLF, FREE BATTING CAGE TO KIDS Vj HOUR FREE BATTING, 20 FREE PITCHES PICK UP YOUR COUPONS AT OUR SERVICE COUNTER NO WAREHOUSING! 108,000 SQ. FT. SHOWROOM TO ACCOMODATE DISPLAY AND QUICK TURN OVER, THIS SAVE S 25 MERCHANDISE NO SALES REP. COMMISSION BOUGHT DIRECT FROM FACTORY AND BROUGHT IN BY OUR OWN TRUCKS, NO BROKERAGE FEES. THIS SAVES ANOTHER 23 5 PC. DINING GROUP THIS ALONE SAVES YOU OR MORE SLEEPERS TWINS, DOUBLES, QUEENS MANY STYLES TO A 1 CHOOSE FROM FOAM AND INNERSPRING MATTRESSES. OVER 50 IN STOCK 3 PC. GROUP PROOF 5 GRAND OPENING SPECIAL Durable laminate table top that resists scratching and heat, vinyl chairs with padded seat and backs. A super value! 4 PROOF GRAND OPENING SPECIAL Reg. $119 from a huge selection of sofa sleepers in a wide selection of colors and fabrics. You won't beat our prices on sleepers. uioose TWINS I DOUBLES QUEENS r" MAGNA. Twelve people, 11 women and one man, will be guests of honor Wednesday for the monthly birthday party held at the Magna Senior Citizens center here. Jean Orton, director, said the birthday honorees and their natal days include Donna Duckworth, May 3, Jean Cannon, the 9th; Jean Orton, 11th; Phyllis Mindor, 12th; Marge Olson, 13th; Goldie Mauch, 17th Kate Pearce, 21st; Grace Curtis, 22nd; Mary Dean and Nina Curtis, 23rd; Leo Beagley, 26th; Alice , Gourley, 39th. Brrthday cake and flowers will be Mrs. included, Orton said Volunteers at the center are constructing souvenirs for the annual Mothers Day program on May li Mother's Day songs will be presented by Nancy Page and Melin da Lund from the Sugar House area, with guitar accompaniment provided by Ms. Page. She added that preparations are being made for open house at the center on May 15. She also extended an invitation to seniors in the area to come to the center for their meals. Today (Thursday) the meal will offer bee! stew, broccoli cuts, pineapple chunks, cottage cheese and chocolate cake with icing. Tomoi row there will be sliced turkey, mashed potatoes with gravy and dressing, sliced carrot coins, appie pie and wheat bread. Meals for next week will offer roast beef with mashed potatoes and gravy, waxed beans, cake and wheat bread on Monday; chicken a la king over biscuit, with buttered green beans, tossed salad and vanilla pudding on Tuesday; lemon bake cod supreme with Pittsburgh potatoes buttered mixej and cheese, vegetables and chocolate pudding on Wednesday; The suggested donation is $! 25 he made at least one day in advance by per person. Reservations must calling City Cleanup Continued from page 1 can earn their Eagle badge by clem-inup sections of the city. By calling the West Valley City's ordinam e control department, scouts cun receive a project. 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You must try it to realize the value! TWIN EA. PC. FULL EA. PC. GOLDEN DREAM GOLDEN DREAM 0 ECONOMY 8750 5. SANDY ABOVE BUY-IT-WHOLESA- LE. SPECIAL PRICES QUEEN SET 1 two-wa- ID PROOF 12 iRAND oPEm,ng p FAIRMONT MAKES PARKWAY. 1- -15 Government at all lewis in America today consumes neaiiy half of what Americans produce. The national debt is beyond belief State and local governments are in a quandary about what they are going to do to maintain funding for their various services It is quite evident that some changes must be made m our methods of providing services Utah especially is experiencing difficulties because of its growing education needs and shrinking revenue. Governing bodies arre faced with difficult decisions on whether to increase taxes or cut services, or do some of both. In too many instances, not enough consideration is given t the fact that thre may be other altei natives available in providing scr vices. Several governing entities an os-- , the country have had success in utilizing varying alternatives in delivery of services, saving countless taxpayer dollars The pm pose of the "Economy in Government conference is to bi ing leadei s together to share in the knowledge of successful service alternatives. The conference will feature an eminent body of speakers and panelists to provide a forum for an exploration of significant cost redui tion methods for state, county, city and schools. Examples and pet formance histories in the use ei public sector vendors, volunteci associations and groups, self-helunique methods of delivery will be presented for meeting government service demands while mlmuu costs. During the afternoon of the con ference, participants will tie able to attend several breakout sessions, each zeroing in on specific areas oi service, from tuition tax credits for schools, to private contracted waste disposal and prisons The conference will wind up with Jack N. Anderson, the well known investigative reporter and columnist, as keynote speaker for the din ner. Mr. Anderson was co chuiimn of the Grace Commission on Fedei ,d Government Cost Control. AS LOW AS EACH MICE 90th SOUTH EXIT HOURS 9 AM to 9 PM CLOSED SUNDAY |