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Show 8W s VMJ. 4IH, The Salt Lake Tribune. 22 years of service nets her top award By Ann Kilbourn Tribune Lifestyle Writer She cant talk about her job, but De Anna Hansens work earned her the 1984 Governors Craftswoman Award. Its nothing personal, she assured. As an employee at Litton Systems Inc., a company Involved with government contracts Missiles, discussion planes, things like that," of Miss Hansens work is discouraged, she explained. All the work I do requires government clearance. I just dont talk about it. Unknown Award Miss Hansens award is presented annually to an employee whose work reflects the finest vocational talents, "she explained. The 1985 Governors v Craftsman Award, presented by the Utah Department of Community and '''Economic Development, will be giv-a- n May 10 at Utah Technical College Salt Lake. "" To be honest, I had never heard of the award. I didnt know Litton submitted my name for consideration, ,"she confided. When they told me I ;won, I had to ask what the award was. ; Nominated by Litton Systems Inc. industrial relations representative Mary Pryor, Miss Hansen was some-on- e who fit all of the criteria listed by the award review board, Ms. Pryor explained. ; Outstanding Workmanship The award committee indicated that they were looking for someone j with outstanding workmanship and in vocational skills. They ; ability wanted someone in the crafts area who was doing a good job and had in that particular job. We ; advanced felt that De Anna was an appropriate candidate for the award. ! Dee Wittington, manager of the test equipment department, ; factory agreed. ' When people talk about De Anna, i the first thing that comes to my mind ; is her positive attitude about things, he said. De Anna is someone you .t ; ! - Draper historic house will be on home tour Sunday, April 28, 1985 I ! Continued From Page esting to sort out which room was for what purpose. The house, on the National Register of Historic Places, has unique qualities. The granite foundation, made of Salt Lake LDS Temple stone rejects, has no footings. It moves as the ground shifts. The water table out here is high, Mr. Fisher said, and the ground moves but the house remains undam- er There were many places where there was no access to apply, she recalled. Some Didnt Bother NATIONAL PAGEANTS De Anna Hansen is the winner of Governors Craftswoman of Year award. She has been Litton employee for 22 years. equipment mechanic at Litton Sys- terns, Inc., Miss Hansen said she doubted she would remember any secretarial skills Shes you. Because of the increasing demand for custom-dye- d carpet for homes, one national floor covering division has expanded its capacity to handle doing just fine without them. LOSE WEIGHT With FINALS r 260 Northland Blvd. Suita 21 Cincinnati, Ohio 45246 Salt Lake Hilton Hotel Salt Lake City, UT. jafc 813-77I-6Q- - ii - i 34 iii ii ii'ii - with maintaining the integrity of the houses interior and exterior, reversing the modifications made by previous owners. Although the original three-hole- r outhouse was augmented by a bathroom in the main house before the Fishers moved in, they have added more bathrooms. We had to add to the original electrical wiring, too, Mr. Fisher said, the help of a Dentist - R WANT-AD- S 237-200- 0 STEAM CLEAN YOUR DIRTY CARPETS will-powe- $2995 SOFA SPECIAL CARS and VANS and WINDOWS SPECIALIZING IN PET & ODOR PROBLEMS SERVING SALT LAKE, DAVIS & WEBER COUNTIES WALLS 278-383- 9 CALL 3900 So. Suite 200 HMi1521 Draper-River-to- SPRING-SPECIA- L Makes food less enjoyable. Can only be removed by the dentist Shores up your and your Safe, temporary. This is not mouth wiring. If you have 10 lbs. or more to lose and have trouble staying with a weight loss program, the weight guards can give you the help you need to lose lbs. fast yet they will not be seen by others. Gateweigh Weight Loss Center has a complete program. self-contr- 7 and 8-1- 2) Pageant will be praaantad at: Nothing has happened since. The Fishers have been concerned Allows you to speak freely. Slows down eating, stops hinges. interview winner Sand photo, name, age, address and phone number before May 8, 1985. 4-- tion. Constantly blocks tempting foods. AND OIFTS TIARIT MAJOR MOTION PICTURE STUDIO: (Ages windows. original stained-glas- s Use Original Furniture We were able to find many original pieces of furniture, Mrs. Fisher said. Some in the attic. Some we rescued before Mr. Allen burned them (this was the Allens son from whom the Fishers purchased the property) and some from neighboring houses belonging to descendants of the original owners. She thinks the ghost had decorating ideas of its own. I hanged a picture in the dining room, only to have it fall, mysteriously, one night, Mrs. Fisher remembered. One side of the frame was bent. I left it as is and the picture. Three nights later, a vase sitting on the sideboard, minding its own business, fell and shattered on the floor. For no reason. So I had a talk with the dining room. I said I was friendly and wouldnt do anything to change the house but I expected some coopera- THE WEIGHT GUARD DENTAL APPLIANCE HOO.OOO0--0 GIVEN IN PRIZIS years such custom orders. Over the years, the color crew has made carpet colors to match a myriad of items. The plant has made carpet to match a navy blue bedroom slipper, purple lingerie, spools of thread and even the hair from an Irish Setter, according to Janice Tripp, lab technician. This dye lab processes about 250 to 300 orders a month. Most special dye requests come from interior designers working for residential customers, Tripp adds. Each request to the lab is accompanied by a fabric swatch, a paint chip or a wallpaper sample. When you walk into any carpet store, you see a rainbow assortment of colors. There are shades of blue, green, red, peach, beige and many more. But sometimes you say to yourself, "The blue is a little too dark and the red is a little too bright. If only there were a carpet color that exactly matched your drapes or walls. However, there is a way to have for any shade of color custom-mad- e STATE PAGEATJT TO NATIONAL learned ago. Custom dyeing available for carpets LITTLE JR. MISS UTAH Th Starch Is On PRELIMINARY n; aged. The insulation, too, is a bit unusual, featuring sheep wool and apricot pits between floors and in the attic. The house has a central staircase and six PrvMntt 1885 although they use the same boiler installed in 1911 for steam heat. More Tour Homes Other homes on the tour include the Charles W. Hill home, 958 E. Ramona Ave., a Queen Anne with Victorian Italianate influences, owned by Paul and Margaret Smith; the Thomas Vardley house, 955 E. Logan Ave., a Queen Annepattem book house, owned by Eric Stringberg and Karen Wickstrum; Judge Hiram Booths home, 1884 S. 900 East, a Bungalow owned by Ray and Maria Neil-soa Queen Anne cottage, 1902 S. 1000 East, owned by Russ and Melanie Guard; and a Prairie Style Bungalow, 1409 S. 1400 East, owned by Rita Thomas. Also on the tour is the Lauritz Smith house, 1350 E. 12400 South, Draper, a Pioneer Vernacular salt-boowned by George Bryant; the Benjamin Meek house, 12782 S. Fort St., Draper, Queen Anne style, owned by Clinton Cutler, a Queen Anne book house, 12723 S. Fort St., Draper, owned by Peter and Teresa Larkin; another Queen Anne with Victorian Italianate influences at 12542 S. 900 East, Draper, owned by Ralph and Peggy Wadsworth and a later Vernacular cottage, 635 E. 12400 South, Draper, owned by Steven Schmidt. This is the 14th annual tour sponsored by the Utah Heritage Foundation. Tours have been so popular through the years that the original one-da- y project has been expanded to two. Money from the tour goes to support statewide programs in education and public awareness of historical values. Funds also are made available for purchases of historic properties and loans for renovation of historic properties. The 1985 tour begins at 10 a.m. and runs through 6 p.m. Advance tickets are 6, or $5 to foundation members, and are available at Basils, The Upper Crust, and Carolyns Draperies and Interiors, Sandy. Guests may begin the tour at any house, where tickets may be bought at that time for 7, $6 to members. Tour guides will be at each home. Suggested route for the Draper area n is freeway to the exit and turn east. Char Lee Wecker and Rosine Weber are for the tour. For more information and advance tickets, contact the Utah Heritage l using one bedroom on the second floor. All the other rooms were closed. When we opened them, we found a main-floo- r bedroom converted into a second kitchen because, originally, two of Jackson R. Allens children had divided the house. It was inter- could count on. She always does quality work. When something had to get done, De Anna got it done, and done right the first time, he said. Miss Hansen contracted polio when 14. Growing up in Centerville, she knew of one boy at her school who had polio. "His condition wasnt serious. I also knew people at the hospital who had polio but no one my age. Miss Hansen completed two years of secretarial study at Stevens Hen-nagCollege. With her physical limitations, finding a job was not easy. I knew many people in wheelchairs who didnt even bother to go out looking for a job. At that time, there were a lot of places where you couldnt get into the buildings. There weren't ramps like today. I looked for a job for three years. A test given by a state employment office indicated Miss Hansens aptitude for skilled manual work. She applied for a job offered by Litton Inc. as an electronic parts assembler. I will have worked for Litton 22 years in July. Secretary Skills I had no experience. I learned as I went along. During her years at Litton, Miss Hansen has progressed in her work assignments. Im not as involved in parts assembly now. As a senior test mechanic, my job is making sure the machines used by assemblers are working correctly. I am not an online assembler now. Miss Hansen has lived with different siblings through the years. She has nine brothers and sisters. I am living with my sister, Sherry Allred, right now. Nieces and Nephews "She has lived with us longer than with any other brothers or sisters, Mrs. Allred added. Mrs. Allred has six children, who are delighted to have their aunt living with them. As an award-winnin- g senior test W-- FREE GIFT BUY ONE ROOM, E. 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