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Show DAVIS COUNTY CLIPPER Tuesday, September 14, 1993 C7 New U.S. West Yellow and White Pages distributed In early September, the people who work and live in the Salt Lake City (including Davis County) aiea began receiving the new 1993-9- 4 U S West Direct White and Yellow Pages. More than 445,000 copies will be distributed. Residents of Salt Lake City can recycle outdated telephone books at containers specially-marke- d at 14 Albertson's stores, 17 Smith's Food and Drug Centers, and Riverton Plaza between Sept. 2 and 23. This is the second year the new phone books are printed on recycled paper which is made up, in part, of recycled telephone directors. U S West Direct has closed the loop -collecting old directories, recycling them into paper and printing all new directories on paper containing recycled fiber. Last year the citizens of Salt Lake City and program recycled more than 330 tons of used directories. If laid these outdated phone books would stretch nearly 30 miles, or the distance from Salt Lake City to Ogden. Last Spring, Salt Lake City received the U S West Direct Earth Day Award for its outstanding commitment to recycling and the environment. Salt Lake City was one of 12 cities to receive the awaid. U S West Direct has end-to-en- d. telephone directory recycling programs in 104 communities. "The residents of Salt Lake City and surrounding areas deserve all the credit for their positive response to the voluntary recycling campaign," says Julie Stout, vice president of operations at U S West Direct. "It takes extra effort and time for people to drop off their old directories in our special bins. The success of the recycling drive demonstrates Salt Lake City's commitment to the environment." This year U S West Direct wants to collect and recycle more than 350 tons of outdated phone books, keeping 700,000 pounds of reusable paper out of the landfill. This is the company's third year of recycling telephone directories in Salt Lake City. U S West Direct recycled more than 20,000 tons of old White and Yellow Pages throughout its region in 1992. Anyone who does not receive a book or those who need additional copies should call U S West Direct te at Edwards completes his orthopedic surgical training Dr. Dr. John C. Edwards of Bountiful recently completed his advanced sports medicine and orthopedic surgical training at the American Sports Medicine Institute in Birmingham, Alabama. Dr. Edwards was chosen for this progressive training program from a competitive applicant pool of several hundred orthopedic surgeons from around the United States. Born in Salt Lake City and raised in Provo, Dr. Edwards completed his undergraduate work at Brigham Young University where he participated on the varsity track team, he then earned his M.D. degree from the University of Utah, after which he trained for one year at the Virginia Mason Clinic in Seattle, Washington as a surgical intern. Subsequently he was accepted at the orthopedic surgery program at the prestigious Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. During his four year residency Cunningham promoted by Bank One Utah training, he acquired advanced skills in total joint replacement of the hip, knee and shoulder, as well as progressive arthroscopic techniques. From New York he then moved his family to Alabama where they have spent the last year. During the past twelve months, Dr. Edwards has had the opportunity of training with two of the premier sports specialists in the world, Dr. William Clancy, and Dr. James Andrews, both of w'hom have been pioneers in advanced surgical techniques about the shoulder and knee. Dr. Edwards is currently DR. JOHN C. EDWARDS additional pursuing in Switzerland, studying training advanced trauma and fracture care with an emphasis on shoulder injuries and their treatment. Students donate quilt Job Training Partnership Act Summer Youth students recently made and donated a quilt to the Primary Children's Medical Center. The students and leaders are shown at the Medical Center presenting the quilt. JTPA Summer Youth students have attended classes at the Davis Applied Technology Center in Kaysville where the quilt was made. Each student designed their own quilt block. The project was requested by the students because of their desire to contribute to the community. Bank One Utah has named Mont Cunningham as executive vice president of retail banking. As one of only two executive vice presidents at the Bank One Utah, Cunningham will be directly responsible for overseeing all branch administration for the 32 Bank One offices throughout Utah. This will include branch operations, product management, credit, sales, marketing, student lending, systems management, and retail banking in Utah. Previously, Cunningham served American Sign language offered is being offered by the American course A in Sign Language beginning Bountiful High School Community Education Program, 695 S. Orchard Dr., Bountiful. The class will meet Tuesdays from 9 p.m. starting Sept. 28 and will run for six weeks. The cost is $30. For more information or to register for the course, call Mr. Harris at 5 or call Amy Roberts, instructor, at Bountiful High School at 7-- He will join Dr. R. Pepper in practice Bountiful at Interwest Murray Nov. 1 in Sports and Dr. Medical 440 Orthopedics, 299-205- 546-072- 0. as branch region administrator for Bank One, Arizona, where he was instrumental in developing and implementing a new and more effective retail banking delivery system for the bank. "We're pleased to fill this important position by someone with Mont's exceptional qualifications," said Jeffrey P. Gaia, president and CEO of Bank One Utah. "Over the past months, we've carefully examined Bank One's organizational structure in light of our corporate goals, objectives and product emphasis, and I'm confident Mont will assist us in driving Bank One to the next level of market viability and impact." A graduate from the School of Bank Marketing, Cunningham brings more than 22 years of frontline banking experience to the position. 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