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Show 4 Magna, Utah USPS 325-5B- Vol. 69, No. U 22-Thursd- ay, May 6, 1982 YU B in given 2,662 diplomas commencement exercises Students from this area were among the 2,662 graduates who redeved diplomas at the 107th Commencement exercises April 23 at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. The graduates represented all 50 states and 31 foreign countries. The number graduating plus the 1,286 who received degrees in December totals 3,948-t- he highest number graduating in December and April. Among the graduates were 153 who received doctoral degrees induding 129 from the Law School. There were 352 masters degrees. 2.023 bachelors degrees ) and 134 associate degrees awarded. BYU is operated by The Church of Jesus Saints (the Mormons) Christ of Latter-daand is the largest private and church-relate- d university in the United States in e enrollments. It has more terms of than 26.000 students, representing all 50 states, the District of Columbia and 82 foreign countries. Speaker at the Commencement services was Rex E. Lee. Solicitor General of the United States and former dean of the Clark Law School at BYU. Magna residents recieving degrees are: Kenneth Richard Mays, Ida Mae Olsen. Susan Raisor and Jon Val West over. From West Valley City the following were honored: Teresa W. Andersen, Tami Ann Barney. Carma Sue Dean, Steven R. McDougal. David Lloyd Parry, Beverly Jean Co Smith. Alvin Louis Stuart and Ray E. Willis. (two-year- Ribbon Dancers y full-tim- IVlemorial marker placed in hunting area Magna Young lady over 50 years ago. Her Mother was a prominent nurse in the Magna area. Her sister's name was Georgene. Only one of this pix. PROMINENT V New Army recruiter assigned Newly assigned as Army Representhomas Rayhel, located at tative is the U.S. Army Recruiting Station 2101 West 3500 S.. West Valley City. S-S- Contracting tips Did you know that a contractor, from whom you buy a house, may pass his unpaid debts on to you? Recently, in northern Utah, several contractors failed to pay their subcontractors and these bills were passed on to homeowners who had been assured there were no liens on their property. What should a home buyer do? Ideally, one should get a lien from every conand supplier who tractor, worked on the house. If this proves to be too difficult, the home buyer should obtain a performance bond from the contractor for the amount of the contract. For more information on this subject, contact the Utah State Dept, of-- Consub-contract- tractors, at or 801-533-57- 61 . He Was previously assigned in Virginia. Sgt. Rayhel has traveled extensively in the service, including three years spent in West Germany. Sgt. Rayhel is married and his wife is also in the Army. She is a recruiter assigned to Highland High School. Sgt. Rayhel is a computer operator and volunteered for recruiting duty. He is looking forward to working with students from Cyprus High School. He is impressed with the scholastic ability and the high quality of the students here as compared to the East. He notes that there are many opportunities available for qualified applicants. including substantial financial assistance for college bound or mission bound young people. Sgt. Rayhel will be. at Cyprus every week. Interested students can contact him at his office or contact their guidance counselor. His office number is 974-555- 4. The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers of the Hunter and Eldorado camps are honoring the original Hunter area by placing a DUP memorial marker on the site of the first Hunter chapel at 3500 South and 6000 West on May 15, 1982. A program and dedication will begin at 10:00 a.m. with preliminary music by the Melodias at 9:30. A history of Hunter will be read and the dedicatory prayer will be given by Emma R. Olsen, president of the National Society of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers. There will be an exhibit of relics, and refreshments will be served. Mary Ann Farnsworth is captain of the Hunter Camp and Ella Jepson of the Eldorado Camp. Everyone is invited. in dance review Lu Timmermans Ribbon Dancers art planning a Dance Review for May 14, 1982 at 5:30 p.m. It will be held at 6000 West 3500 So. Many little dancing feet from this are have been working hard and long to put together a special program. Three classes have each planned two numbers and they are looking forward to showing off what they have learned in their dancing in struct ion. The Ribbon Dancers are favorites in the annual Magna Fourth of July Parade, and are anticipating being there this year also. Dancers from Class A include Melissa Lori Desmond. Davidson. Charity Lori Desmond. Sian Quavle, Qualls. Elisabeth Miller. Jodv Brow, Cveste "ucker. and Shari Devoge. Class B includes Carol Hauert, Lisa Nealson. Annette Moody. Kavlin Newman, Heather Harrison. Amy Miller, and Janie Brow. Class C is made up of Marlies Newman, Jessica Brow. Jenny Miller. Amorette Emmalie Ketchum. Lois Hood. Christensen, and Steffenie Nealson. The public is invited for an evening of entertainment. Tax protester foundguilty Daryl R. Jensen. Jr., age 37, of West Valley City. Utah, was found guilty today of two counts of failure to file Federal Income Tax Returns for the years 1978 and 1979 in Federal District Judge David K. Swindlers Court. The jury found Jensen not guilty of failure to file Federal Income Tax Returns for the year 1977. Evidence introduced in court by Assistant U.S. Attorney Tena Campbell showed that Jensen had submitted documents to the Internal Revenue Service for these years hereon he had the words placed Self Object Incrimination or None in response to questions requesting financial data. The evidence showed that Jensen had earned $38,715.42 in 1978 and $30,621.00 in 1979. This case was investigated b the Criminal Investigation Section of the Internal Revenue Service as part of a to program vigorously pursue prosecution of those filing a Fifth Amendment Protest Tax Return. Four other Utaahns have been convicted since January on similar charges. Sentencing was set for May 14. 19L Jensen could be imprisoned for not more than one year and fined $10,000. or both, together with the costs of prosecution for each of the two cxint s. f 6 ; S :) 71 i . . |