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Show M J Wi ir ci .1 .y -- "7 iar 1 The Magna TimesWest Valley News, Thursday, March 2, 2000 3 CmmMMt!y SLCC announces 13 David Spencer Pulsipher Elder David Spencer Pulsipher has recently returned from a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Da- y Saints in Puerto Rico. e EDITOR Salt Lake Community College has announced the appointment of e 13 to its faculty staff. In the colleges School of full-tim- After the services at the ward, family and friends are welcomed to visit with David at his home located on 3148 South and 4500 West in West Business and Industry, Daniel Martinez, of Sandy, has been hired as a finance and economics and instructor. He has eight years of Valley City. David is the son of Jerry and Mariene Pulsipher of West Valley City. experience. Seven were hired to work in SLCCs School of Humanities and Elder Pulsipher Vietnam Vet gets life bade at the Salt Lake City Mission Mike Mullins, 30, has had a long struggle with drugs and alcohol starting at age 18. His father abused him as a child, so he left home at 19 and joined the U.S. Marines. He served in Vietnam where he could get all the drugs he wanted, but as a consequence of NJtasii&aiav. 17 Check out the classifieds on page six of the Magna Times and West Valley News to find the car of your dreams also included) (K-ca- rs his drug abuse, Mullins was discharged from the service. Like many veterans of Vietnam he walked back into society with his addictions firmly in place and with no direction in life. He made an effort to straighten out his life but soon fell deeper into using as well as dealing drugs. Mullins was also stealing to survive, but he was able to evade the authorities. He rode freight trains and moved around a great deal. He finally ended up in jail in Moab, Utah, for riding in a stolen vehicle. It was at this time that he began to get tired of the life he was living and made the decision to seek help. Mullins entered a number of treatment centers and was in and out of several rescue Mission rehabilitation programs, but nothing worked for him. I had reached the end of the road. I just broke down and pleaded with God to help me. I decided to surrender... I was so tired of doing things my way, said Mullins. God answered my prayer and led me to the Salt Lake Mission. I entered their eight Sciences. Timothy Bagley, of West e member Valley City, is a of the Biology faculty after working as a research assistant and specialist for 10 years. Harry Hughes of Sandy is a new psychology instructor after teaching adjunct for SLCC and City University in New York. Peter lies of Kaysville came from Australia where he was a senior lecturer. He is an assistant professor of chemfull-tim- istry. Tim McWhirter, of West Valley City, joins the School of Humanities and Sciences as an instructor of humanities. He previously taught in North Carolina. After serving several years as a instructor at SLCC, Mark part-tim- e Merkeley, of Taylorsville, has been hired as a full-tim- e instructor of communications. He has also month rehabilitation program where I went to Bible study, taught at BYU, Westminster College, and Utah Valley State learned skills I needed to become and productive and worked transporting people to the mission to eat Over the years Mullins has been married twice. He was blessed with a daughter, who he has not seen since she was a baby. She is 20 years old now, and he would like to reunite with her but is not sure if he will. Mike Mullins is a real success story. We are so proud of how he has changed his life. He is an inspiration to all how know and College. was Elizabeth hired as an instructor with the family and human sciences department, and Jane Rudolph has been employed as an assistant professor of biology. previously served as a preschool special education worker in Davis County School District Rudolph taught at SLCC and Radford University in meet him, said Phil Arena, Director of Development for the Salt Lake City Mission. The Salt Lake Mission is a Christian ministry offering service to anyone in need. The Mission provides homeless, disadvantaged and chemically dependent people in the inter- mountain area with food, clothing, as well as Biblical counciling, guidance, and most important, a way oiiL The mission is privately funded and has no government funding. Olsen-Rodriqu- Olsen-Rodriqu- Deanna Anderson is an instructor techteaching in Montana. after teaching nology Susan Curtis is a barberingcosme-tolog- y instructor who has 10 years of teaching experience in the Jordan School District Maryl Harmer teaches a variety of education and fitness courses as an assistant professor. She has been a coach at Snow College and at $YU. Wayne Smith comes from Ozark, Alabama, as an electricity professor. He has more than 25 years experience in electronics and elec-tric- y work. Rod Hemingway was hired as an instructor of electronics and in the Colleges Skills Center. He previously worked as a development and test engineer and taught adjunct classes for SLCC. al micro-copute- 10 of Magna, Utah of the International Order of Jobs is Daughters proud to announce they are turning 40! A birthday party is being held in honor of the Magna Bethel, all Bethel honored Queens, past honored Queens, Jobs Daughters, majority members, Bethel Guardians and associate Bethel Guardians, past and present. Eastern Star, Masons, Shriners Demolay, and anyone with Masonic affiliations are invited to attend the party. The party will be held at the Magna Masonic Temple, Christopher Diehl Lodge, 2610 South 8950 West Magna, Ut, on March 4, 2000. The time will be 10:00 AM until 1:00 PM. Please come and help us celebrate! Refreshments. the 2nd Army Pvt. James C. Heddlesten has graduated from Oi)e Station Unit Training (OSUT) at Fort Leonard Wood, Waynesville, Mo. The course of instruction included basic military training and advanced individual training (AIT). The basic military trainee received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, physical fitness, first aid, and Army history and traditions. During AIT, the soldier completed combat engineer training and learned to perform basic combat construction and rigging operations; operate light and heavy engineer wheeled and armor tracked vehicles; assist in assembly and maintenance of military standard float and fixed bridges; prepare, install, and prime firing systems for demolition and explosives; and recognize and neutralize land mines, firing devices and booby traps. Heddlesten is the son of Wanda K. and William F. Heddlesten of 3470 S. Brock St., West Valley, Utah. Marine Corps Pvt. Nevhi C. Self. a 1995 graduate of Cyprus High Schpol in Magna, Utah, recently completed basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, California. Self successfully completed 12 weeks of training designed to challenge new Marine recruits both physically and mentally. Self and other recruits also received instruction on the Marine Corps core values - honor, courage and commitment, and what those words mean in guiding personal and professional conduct. Self and fellow recruits ended the training phase with The team effort, problem solving evolution which Crucible, a culminated with an emotional ceremony in which the recruits were presented the Marine Corps Emblem, and were addressed as Marines for the first time since boot camp began. 54-ho- 1MH ez Virginia. electro-mechanic- it Air Force Col. Breck J. Lebeque has assumed command of to faculty and staff positions full-tim- By GARY R. BLODGETT His homecoming address will be held on March 12 in the Granger West ninth Ward, located at 3300 South and 4440 West. The Sacrament meeting that he will be speaking in starts at 10:30 AM. V The Regular Meeting of the Magna Area council will be held on 2 March 2000. As always, the public will be invited to attend. ! Job Corps was the best choice I ever made. 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