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Show Universal Microfilm Corp 141 Pierpont S alt Lake City, Utah on VT. "W-l- T M t ItiimiMWann fWlliqiM!'tihM);,i,.:)iMHlHilit)liliiliili,ii ,mm Vol & , graders in Sue Matarazzo's class at Alta View School have finished a story tell- Mel I or, boys' winner, Debora Tait, girls' winner, Loralie Young, most original; in rear, ing project climaxed by each student making a diarama which told a story. Top jrize winners are seated in front, from left, Carey from left Debbie DiGiacomo, Mark Nosack, Deborah Unck, Debra Duncan, Denese Richard Wentz, Matthew Gregory. Har-woo- Noble Grand Club Bingham High Unit Sponsors Notes Birthday Present li'l Abner" To The past noble grand club of Queen of the West Rebekah lodge celebrated its 199th birthday Monday evening, Mar. 15, at the home of Mrs LaDonna was May Hansen. West. The club was organized Mar. 15, 1946 and the following charter members are still living: Mrs Emclia Hogcnson, Mrs May West, Mrs Elizabeth Sum-bo- t, Mrs Carrie Kreascn, Mrs Alice Kitches, Mrs Almae Ben- the School will Bingham High present a musical, "Li'l Abner" on Thursday and Friday, Mar. 25 and 26. It will feature some of Al Capp's hilarious charac- ters. The cast which helps to bring Dawgpatch to life is as follows: Jim Bcckstead, Li'l Abner; Gloria Beckstead, Daisy Mae; George' Fullmer, Lonesome Polcat; Joe Varanakis, Hairless Joe: Steven Page. Romero Scagg; Brent Johsnon, Clem Scagg; Brent Anderson, Alf Scagg; June Holt, Moonbeam McSwine; Hal Wardcll, Marry-iSam; George Johnson. Earthquake Mcgoon; Allen Tyler, Pappy Yokum; Geanne Anderson, Mammy Yokum; Jim Simpson, Mayor Dawg-meaDon Parr, Sen. Jack S. Morris Robert Phogbound; Dr. Rasmussen T. Finsdale; Herbert Harmmons, Available Jones; Deanne Bills, Stupefy-iJones; Phil Marlin president; Richard Moulton. General Bullmoose; Suzanne Willis, Von Climax; Jim Lee, Evil Eye Fledgle: Paul Palmer, Dr. Smithboro; DeDan Dr. Krogmcyer; Buttcrficld, Bill Jardinc. Dr. Schleifitz; the cronies Lynn Nelson and Craig Kelly, and the secretaries, Lor a Ice N'okcs and Lyn Swen-so- nett. Prizes were won during the evening by Mrs Verna Barton, Mrs Beatrice Simsich, Mrs Elizabeth Sumbot. n' t: n' : Midvale Slake Week for Gleaners Plans M-M- en d, Lunch, Games For Patients A luncheon will be served to 25 Ft. Douglas hospital patients Wednesday, Mar. 24, at noon at American Legion post home in Sandy. The affair will be under direction of the rehabilitation chairman for the unit, Mrs Agnes Settcrberg, who will be assisted by Mrs Pat Gunderson, Mrs Rita Bills, Mrs Nellie Herring, on her committee. Following lunch the patients will play games and win prizes and will be returned to the hospital by bus. Ruland Lawson, post commander, will assist with activities as well as other auxiliary members. the John Preston Creer, Salt Lake City, was sworn in Monday as a member of the Salt Lake County commission, fill ing a vacancy that existed fori y a few hours less than the deadline which would have placed the appointment in the hands of the governor. Seven hours before the deadline Commission Chairman Marv Jenson and Commissioner William G. Larson agreed on the appointment of Creer on Friday. Previously, Jenson had to support the governor's choice, reportedly Creer. At Friday's commission meeting Larson asked Jenson to make a choice from the top three names submitted by the county's Democratic Central Com. mittee. It has been reported that the ' committee's balloting placed Creer in a tie with N. D. "Pete", Hayward for second place, hind Allen T. Howe. Creer is a former deputy county attorney, legislative as- -' sistant to Rep. Davis S. King, and a member of the law firm of David L. McKay and Wilford M. Burton. The vacancy on the commission occurred in February when C. W. Brady resigned to accept appointment by Gov. Cal vin Rampton as public safety commissioner. . S and Gleaners will note n a week of outstanding attractions in their honor beginning Mar. 21. Following is the week's program for Midvale Stake: Sunday, Caroline Miner, world traveler, lecturer, speaks at fireside at Midvale Stake Center, 8:15 p.m. She is presently on the faculty of Highland high The production is under the school and on the Sunday school direction of George Hewitt, general board. Tuesday, Mar. head of the drama department; 23, Elder Harold B. Lee will Richard Anderson, music de- speak on Building your Home of partment; and Mrs Virginia Tomorrow. The program has McDonald, dance instructor. Mr & Mrs Tickets arc now on sale and been planned by Leslie Smith, and will be premay be purchased from members of the cast or by calling sented at the Ward house, 75 the high school. Olympus St., Midvale, at 8 p.m. at Prudential A dinner-dancFederal bldg. will be held Friday, Mar. 26, dinner served at 7:30 p.m. Midvale, Sandy East and Wilford Stakes will partici: j and Gleaner pate. will be presented. The Young Marricds will also attend as well as the stake presidency, high council, bishoprics, stake and ward MIA executives and partners. Reservations are i bcinj taken until Mar. 24. On Saturday, Mar. 27, a fun ! night is planned. The Old Ball party will begin at 7:30 p.m. Details to be announced later. w ,w i A sunrise testimonial at Midvale Second Ward will be held Sunday, Mar. 28, at 6:30 a.m. - John Wetsel. East Midvale, has purchased Bailey Sains-buryinterest in Sandy Hardware. The business will be continued with Wetsel and John Derricott as partners. Wetsel is a graduate of Jordan High and is an active member of the National Guard. .V ; Lodge Drill Team Seats Officers drill team formed by the members of the Queen of the West Rebekah lodge seated officers of the Assembly at the convention held recently in Provo. On the drill team were Mrs May West, Mrs Shirley James, Mrs JoElla Davis, Mrs Jackie Holt, Mrs Ada Harris, Mrs Blanche Macklin, Mrs Mel-b- a Ferguson, Mrs Libble Bow-deMrs Frances Arko, Mrs Fay Jenkins, Mrs Lois' Ray, Mrs Waunita Berry, Mrs Alice Ben. A n, V J.S. n iur.i-i..mJ.- Senior Citizens Plan Event for Thursday ih, Tech. Sgt. Joseph Graziano, whose wife, Nola, is the daughter of Austin Silcox, Riverton, Utah, has graduated from the U. S. Air Force senior noncommissioned officer academy at McClellan AFC, Calif. Sgt. Graziano is a dradar maintenance technician with an Air Forco Communications Service (AFCS) unit at Hill AFB, Utah. His squadron supports the AFCS mission of maintaining communications for control of global Air Force operations. Road Show presented By Sandy East Stake White City MIA members of the Sandy East Stake presented a road show Mar. 16. "Saturday Night on Channel 5" was the theme selected and each of the seven wards in Hip Sandy Slake had a (.kit which followed the theme. Winners were selected and will compete on an intcrstakc basis. The MIA also showed the kkits Mar. 17 for cast members. Carolyn Cameron is the stake e drama director and Faye and Ron Elkins arc the aUke activity counselors. Eld-ridg- The Salt Lake County citizens will host senior citizens from Utah County's Eldrcd center Thursday evening Mar. 18 to be held in at a thnner-dancthe center. 237 South 10th East. Any county resident 60 years of age or over is invited to at- center c tend. For Jim Drury Is Bingham FFA Bingham Chapter, Future Farmers of America, has In Friday, Mar. 19. To develop leadership, stuhave been appointed to take over positions from principal to cafeteria and cus dents Civic Club Sees Film at Meeting todian. Some of the one-dajobholders are pictured above, from left, backrow, Blaine, Crump head custodian; Brinton Webb, principal; Willie Sherwood, counselor; front row, Karen Van Dyke, counselor; Jayne Johnson, clerk; Joan Christensen, cook. Arid February The Copperton Civic Club met Mar. 10 in the Catholic recreation hall. A film on fiber glass was sjiown and narrated by Nora dishing and Gay Kend-ricLynn Ann Swcnson sans two numbers accompanied by her mother. Mrs Wally Swan-soBingham Canyon. Refreshments were served by hostesses Jean Kanniainen, Copperton, and Dawna llucbncr, Riverton. Reduces Figure For '65 Runoff k. n, Spending of $15'a million for increased for Park City. One installation will be a new electrical facilities has been announced by Utah Power computor that will deliver instructions & Light Co. The expenditures relating to daily will be made during 19G5. with energy requirement forecast$5 million of the total earmarking. Construction of a S3 million. ed for improvements in the Salt 230.000 volt line between IT&L Lake Valley. generating station the company Specifically, at Kemmercr, Wyo., and Trcas-uretndors not li.st any heavy expendIda., is planned. itures in the immediate MidAdditional transformer capac vale area. Ihouch a new substation will be built at Butler-vilt- it v will be added at some major along with similar instal- junction points to insure power lations in the Cottonwood area. Mipply in the event of emerEmigration Canyon, west Salt gency or equipment failure. Lake. In other major conduction Hunter, Taylors ille, and llolladay. activities, the company will ex. In downtown Salt Lake City, pand farm, residential, comexpenditures wilt be made to mercial and industrial transmeet new construction develop- mission and distribution faciliments such as tho LDS Church ties throughout its service area. In making the announcement, complexthe University Club building, and the new city and VVSiL President E. M. Naugh-to- n said the 1905 expenditure county government complex. In Parley's Canyon a new will bring to nearly $200 million substation will be built at Sumthe company's investment in mit Park and transmission line new construction in the last 10 and bubbuuou capacity will be years. coal-burnin- With below normal precipitation in February, the Mar. 1 runoff forecast has dropped to 9 million acre-feet- , but the outlook is still promising for the operation of the CRSP reservoirs. The Feb. 1 average forecast was 9,600.000 acre-fee- t for the April through July snow-me- lt runoff. If 9 million acre-fee- t Is actually received as runoff, the Bureau of Reclamation expect to be able to restore Lake Mead to its rated head level of 1.123 feet by July. Lake Powell would be held to tho present minimum power pool level of 3.490 feet until that time. Bureau of Reclamation studies show that about 8 million acre-fee- t of spring runoff from the Uupper Colorado River Basin would be required to maintain the CRSP reservoirs at operating levels and still return Lake Mead to rated head this summer. With an actual runoff of 9 arrc-feet- . million Flaming Gorpe Lake would drop to a low of 5.923 fert in March and then rise to stabilize in the range of 5.9-1- to 5.9:0 feet with about 1.100,000 acrc fect of content during the recreational months of July and August. Navajo Lake would reach a high level of 5,904 feet in June and then drop to hold during the summer months at about 5.935 fee with about 430,000 acre-Icc- t in ktoragc. near-minimu- y Three Men Qualify as Firearms Insturctors James C. Gibes, Leroy Lloyd, and Ray A. Palmer, all of Riverton, have been appointed home firearms safety instruc- tors, it is announced by the National Rifle Assn., sponsor of a new course designed to help reduce shooting accidents in the home. The NRA course promotes safety among those who normally do not use firearms for recreation but have them in their home. It emphasizes the recognition of unsafe practices and conditions and points out how to correct them. rainier, Lloyd and Giles were awarded NHA insructors' cersuccessful tificates following competition of a written examination. They are now qualified to conduct the course locally. It runs about four hours and requires no shooting range s'nee actual firing is not included. elect- ubsis n, The week of Mar. 21 to 28 has been named and Gleaner week. This week's activities will be participated in by young people from a thirteen stake area Riverton, Taylors-ville- , Reams, Magna, Granger, West Jordan, Granite Park, and Sandy. The theme "Fro-lick- y Fables" was announced by Jay Jorgcnson, in charge of advertising. Calendar of events is as follows: Fireside, Riverton Stake House, 12574 South 1700 West, Elaine Cannon, guest speaker, at 7:45 p.m.; talent night, North Jordan Stake house, 4300 South 4300 West. 7:30 p.m.; carnival Sandy Stake house, 500 South 700 East, 8 p.m.; dance, West Jordan Stake house, 7950 South 1700 West, 7:30 p.m.; devotional, Kearns Stake, 4284 West 5125 South, speaker, G. Carlos Smith, 7:30 p.m.; Mar. 26 progressive dinner, 7 p.m., starting at the Granger Stake house 2830 West 3835 South, and on to Pleasant Grove Ward. 8740 West 3000 South, Magna; Mar. 27, dinner-dance- . Granger Stake center. 2850 West 3835 South. 7:30 p.m.; Mar. 28. fire side, Kearns North Stake. 4G00 West 5015 South, 8:30 p.m. If the two companies withdraw from the city, Us size would be reduced by three-fourth- s and its assessed valua--tio- n would drop about 90. ' A. J. Tuhi, chief engineer of the Utah Copper Division, said that the company does not desire or need the services the city provides. The assessed valuation of $2,085,236 in 1964 would drop to an estimated $286,000 if the copper companies disconnect. Bingham's budget last year was $61,960, per capita cost of $688 for the 90 or so persons still living in incorporated Bingham. Residents of Bingham were informed of the copper companies' action at a public meeting last Tuesday. Legion Commander Promotes Boys State Post Area A new Babe Ruth League will be formed and officers will be elected at a meeting to be held at Edgcmont elementary school Tuesday, Mar. 23, at 7:30 p.m. Lester Moore will be in charge. Interesting parents are invited to attend. Boys 13 to 15 years of age living in the following area arc eligible to belong to this league: 9400 South to South, from the mountains to State St., including Granite. Noted Speaker, Choir Furnish PTA Program Dr. Thomas E. Robinson will in Our speak on "Children Changing World" at the Mar 25 meeting of the Jordan high school PTA. The Acappella choir will furnish numbers on the program. Past presidents will be hon orcd at the meeting, as part of the Founders Day program Mrs Bertha Garfield, president will preside. 119, American Legion, has an opportunity to sponsor 10 boys attending Bingham High School for Boys State, it is announced by Harold Crass, post commander. Crass points out that Post 119 must have 10 paid-umembers to sponsor each Boys Stater, and appeals to eligible Legionnaires to renew their memberships at once. "These boys are America's hope for the future, and Legionnaires must help them attain high goals," Crass says in 5 inviting telephone calls to or p 255-194- 255-222- Legion Honored Guests Attend Dinner Meeting if i Department commander Ted Johnson and department officers, Mrs Maxine Bishop, de partment president and offi cers,' will be honored guests Monday evening at the 47th American Legion birthday celebration. The party will be given by the American Legion Auxiliary Sandy unit to the local post. There will be other honor-e- l guests at the dinner meeting. Dinner will be served by junior auxiliary members, beginning at 7 p.m. Monday, Mar. 22 and a program will wollow. Speaker for the evening will be George Arce Larreta. who will speak on his native eoirn try, Peru, lie and his wife, the former Judy Gunderson. re cently returned from a two' month stay in that country. He will have souvenirs of that country on display. Musical and dance numbers will bo performed by members of the junior auxiliary. Ruland Lawson. post commander and Mrs Jackie Lakey, president, will preside. On the committee for the dinner, decorations and program are Mrs Bertha Sctterbcrb, Mrs Mabel Larson. Mrs Barbara Lawson, Mrs Gwcn Lcvine. ! A m Pvt. Glenn L. Greenwood, son of Mr & Mrs Glen Greenwood. 8800 South Tenth East. Sandy, completed a field radio repair course under the reserve enlistment program at the Army Southeastern Signal School. Ft. Gordon. Ga., Feb. 26. Greenwood learned to service and repair various types of radio transmitters and receivers. The reservist completed basic training at Fort Polk, La. He is a 1961 graduate of Jordan High School in Sandy. Before going on active duty. Greenwood was employed as an electronic technician by the Tooele Armv Depot. (U. S. ARMY PHOTO) c- 7 P. ... v.; ..Sorcnsen Cuts Fingers on Saw P. R. Sorcnson. 71, 937 E. Draper, severed a and part of his of thumb part two fingers when he lost his balance and fell forward into a power saw Sunday afternoon. The accident happened at his residence while he was cutting logs. Surgeons worked to restore his fingers at Cottonwood hospital. He is listed in good condition. M-Me- Gleaner Week President of League Formed 15 Million Expansion Planned by Power Co. e. Schedule Set ' n y Kennccott Copper Corp. has taken the lead in the disconnection petition, and is being joined by the Anaconda Co, Babe Ruth Stodeitj at West Jordan Junior High will assume the positions of responsibility of the administration and the faculty for one day, 33 nesEyasconnect movement that will likely bring an end to Bingham Canyon as an incorporated city began last week with the announcement that the copper companies would ask' disconnection of their properties from the city. A ed Jim Drury president for the coming year. Other officers include Clark Beckstead, vice president; Rodney Bills, secretary; Richy Chamber Meets on Akita. treasurer; Kay Gadge. reporter; Dan Lloyd, historian; Community Problems Gary Dimond, sentinel; Charlie manager; West Jordan Chamber of Withers, business Commerce held its monthly Rodney Peterson, parlimcntar-ian- . meeting Mar. 5 President Nick Macris presided. The communThe FFA has organized teams on parlimentary procedity of West Jordan was discussed and the position of the ure and public speaking. Chamber of Commerce in West The parlimentary team went Jordan. They expressed the de- to American Fork Mar. 8 to sire to work with the Lions compete with other chapters in Club and the Town Board for the region. The team consists the betterment of the West Jor- of Dick Brown, Steven Anzures. dan community. The Chamber Gary Bastian, LaMar Anderson, welcomed Dr. Bruce Egbert as Larry Palmer. a new member. Mike Bateman also competed at American Fork. The members of the Bingham Chapter will also attend Utah's annual FFA convention at the Terrace Balll Room. This convention will be climaxed by a banouet at which time the state FFA Sweetheart will be . chosen. The candidate from the Bingham Chapter is Miss Phyllis Larson, daughter of Mr & Mrs Tom Larson, West Jordan. Also attending the convention will be Miss Esther Garduno, daughter of Mr & Mrs Pete Garduno. e V am E ncEGi 's lUUOtaWitlilQilullii 28 fourth Friday, March 19, 1965 John Wetsel Partner In Sandy Hardware John Creer Named to Commission U&ll! LiWiitl,. J3,s y Number 12 ume 32 A 'G ' 4, J' V i - I I .: i 12100 Smith, HWr ( Four of tht fivt members 320 who received their i' of Riverton troop Eagle Scout awards Saturday night art pictured, from left, John Spencer, ton of Mr & Mrs Vel Spencer; Monte Peterson, son of Mr & Mn Bruce Peter 5 Lly son; Victor Pickett, son of Mr & Mrs V. Owen Pickett; Paul Miller, son of Mr A Mrs Lorin S. Miller. Not pictured, Robert Morris, son of Mr A Mrs Alfred Morris. |
