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Show x " f f - - ML.. i "Wl Ml "ir.i. t'--- ' V "lil I iV- - i", 3 1 B jinrtf!l' V, sjS Ij1. Number 10 Volume 34 David Reeder Burlene Barton Rocking Reorganized; Pres. Named nr ir f7 ''.Kflf1 "i, v." til. ii. Teri Ann Peatross Kathy Veltri Kerry Henri Army Nurse Corps Now Recruiting DECA Winners Honored At Jordan High Banquet Jordan Six High School stud- place going to Jilene Smith and Third, Burlene Barton. Kerry Henri won in window display with Kathy Veltri coming in second and Calvin Hart third. There were 42 students who participated in these contests and were judged by business people and adults not connected with the school. II. W. Jorgensen was honored at the banquet and was given a lifetime membership in ents were announced as first place winners in the various categories taught in DECA (Distributing Education Clubs of America), it was announced Wednesday evening at the annual employer and employes banquet held at the Holiday Inn of America. Placing first in public speaking was Jill Crosgrove; second, Paulene Gary Bird; third, Kidd. In job interview, David Reeder placed first and was also named "boy of the year"; second place, Jill Crosgrove, third, Gary Bird. Two sales manuals will go to the state competition as first place, Burlene Barton's and Kathy Second place went to Shcr-riStap'ey and third place, Arnold Sielhorst. Burlene Barton was named "student of the year" and received first place in sales demonstration. Arnold Sielhorst was second and Teri Ann Peatross third. First in advertising was Teri Ann Peatross with second DECA. Homemaker Shops purse was stolen from Mrs Eldon Homer, 941 Montgomery, Candy, while she was shopping in Sandy this in Sprouse-Reitweek. Cash and other personal items were in the purse which has not been recovered as yet to Ralph Peters, according marshal. A z old boy was apprehended this week when police tracked down the 400 tv tubes A Butler Junior High Hears Dr. Onild stolen from the Martin Meiss-ne- r residence Sunday evening. The last scheduled PTA meeting of the school year will be held at Butler Junior High school Thursday, Mar. 9, at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Dan Oniki will speak on the sex education program as present cd to the students. Election of officers will be Set for Monday Jordan School District Clinic will be he'd at Pioneer Hall, 1137 W. 7800 S., West Jordan Monday, Mar. 13 from 1 to 3 p.m. by County Sheriff H r ,,,,,,1 u, "Hi itiw id? NiLasA " linn if IT A n mm . '4"'!li,r:f-fJff-l ism i ,: i ? m m il I'l U IliHllitttiirifetMtfti'iw l J ltVMm Wood, student, was Kathy center, Hillcrest ,1 ,mTm i'wi.ii:i I'ig. m. k m High School named second place winner Friday on the District 8 level of the National Oratorical contest sponsored by the American Legion. This contest was held at Granger High. Miss Wood again won second place with her oration Tuesday, Mar. 7 at the zone contest conducted at Hillcrest High School. She will compete in the state contest to be held at Murray High Mar. 15. Kathy Synott, Olympus high won first place in the district but did not place in the zone contest. Pictured with the stdents is Robert Southern, commander of district 8. Ann Briggs, Provo, won first place in the zone contest. .,!F.t el m s 1 1, sawe Jr J C m !' t ri If X:X I) were High PTA officers for 1967-6installed Thursday afternoon at a thank-yotea honoring all teachers. From left, Mrs Stan Bonham, past president, presenting pin to the new president, Mrs Douglas Cary; Mrs Phil 8 mmm ltliiltgi'Mi,i(wii u i' adsHfior. Doctor Speaks at Jordan PTA Meet South Jordan PTA met Mar. Dan Oniki, guest speaker, spoke on child behavior. Past Presidents of the PTA 2. Dr. were honored. Skit To Be Shown At Special Meeting Dictionary Compiled by Like Hold Luncheon, Fashion Show Tex- m Washing- ton, D. C. He was in the Air Force at the time, and since his wasn't pay corporal's much, he gave it a whirl. From here on in. Jimmy's career moved into high gear. He was booked for guest appearances on the Perry Como, Dinah Shore, Steve .ilen and Ed Sul i an television shows, toured the country on personal appearance and fnally signed his first contract with Columbia Records. His popularity even spread overseas, and he was invited to star on the popular BBC television show. "Sunday Night at the Palladium," in London. The six foot three inch star , is sti'I the plain guy from Tex. "If people don't like you as you are, they won't iike you as someone you're try'n to ri;im-view- , Midvale Second Ward will celebrate the 125th birthday of the Relief Society organization on Monday evening, Mar. 13, at 7 p.m. All families of the ward are invited to attend. A skit, "The Gift," will be presented. Draper Garnett M. Fitzgerald, associate warden at the prison, plans to publish a book of nearly 10,000 words used by criminals which will be of help to law enforcement agencies. After reading the book, officers hearing people speak may be ab e to toil if they are connected with crime and, if so, what type. In order to compile the book Mr Fitzgerald wrote to every police station, sheriff's office Ita'ian Monday, Mar. 13 and prison in the United States, buttered salad, green spaghetti, asking for special words used and peas, applesauce, by criminals. The response was celery cornbread and butter, milk. tremendous. The following are some of the Stuffed weiners, Tuesday words and explanations appeargreen beans, carrot salad, aming in the Fitzgerald dictionary, the words appearing in sentenbrosia, Scotcharoos, rolls and ces also: Mo e (noun), a bank butter, milk. robber who tunnels under a bank or a burglar tunneling into Reuben sandWednesday "he wich, sunshine salad, baked a business establishment; coal miner so was an corn, apple crisp, mi!k. I thought I'd turn him out a Mole for this caper; interpreBaked ham loaf, Thursday tation is "he was an sweet potatoes, vegetable salcoal miner so I thought I wcu'd use him to tunnel under the ad, cherry squares, bread and business firm I intended to burbutter, milk. glarize." Baked beans, EmFriday Palm Oil (noun) Bribe monIsle salad, tomatoes, ey. "A little Palm Oil can turn erald a felony into a jai' beef." Interhoney fudge, Irish icing, boston preted, "Bribe money can be brown bread and butter, milk. used on occasion to have a felony charge reduced to a misdemeanor." Pants Worker (noun). Skilled pickpocket who picks the back pockets of male victims. "If Lenny would lay off the lush, he'd he the best Pants Worker in the business." Interpreted, "If Lenny were not an alcoholic he wou'd be the best t in the business." Lace (noun) Money. "He was packing heavy lace last week and he's tap city." Interpreted: "He was carrying considerable money last week and now he's out of money." Warden Fitzgerald expla'ned if an officer does hear certain words and knows the meaning V may be able to tel' where (he person is from. This knowledge would be valuable in determining the tvpes of crimin als moving from one area to another. As an example, a person talking witli another and mentinn-nthe words "Lin Burner" might be pegged as a person eomiog from the west coast. Lip burn1; are short cigarette butts. I se t in a sentence is "blow bark with those, shorts, man: ou'vo got it down to a i in Burner row." Interpreted. "Give me back the ciearrtte Mitt you ha" smoked it down vei'v sborl a'readv." Fitzgerald has been working on the word dictionary 4f nroject for more than throe vears and may n( sell li s book ;o public. It depends on ft W "both"'" or nut law enforce1 ment officials like the book beI " fore lie makes further plans. 1 Newcomer's Cub Butler West Holds Stake Conference Cottonwood Heights The third quarterly stake conference of the Butler West Stake will be held Saturday, and Sunday, March Presiding over the conference will be Stake Pres. Sherman Crump. Visiting speaker who wi 1 address those in tendance will be Elder" fcy G. Tempest, priesthood teaching committee, Elder t W. Buchncr, and Faye K. MIA general board. Trie time of the general sessons has been changed to 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Sunday. Music for this conference will be furnished by the Butler Fourth, Fifth, and Tenth Wards Primary chorus and But er West Stake MIA chorus. Butler Fifth Ward will be the host ward, under the direction of Bishop Heber Robertson. 11-1- Social Eevening Attencned by Group Midvalley Lodge 560 met recently for a social evening at the Midvale city hall. Hostesses were Mrs Trudy Logan and Mrs Erma Dimmick, West Jordan. pick-pocke- Newcomers as to stardom did not crash the sound barrier. The trip took years of singing in what jimmy calls "dives" and jobs at country dances, sometimes as a single and sometimes as a member of a band. The big break came with his successful rephenomenally cording of "Big, Bad John'' in the fall of 1961. But actualy, his career was well on its way by then. It was launched, quite by accident, when he filled in lor an ailing fiddle p aver for a quarter of the tips at a place called r; old-tim- e S. performances, Whetman, first vice president; Prin. Donald Parr, second vice president; Mrs Frank FitzMrs Harold Cargerald, secretary-treasureroll, Jordan district PTA Council old-tim- e - Jane Russell. be." 1 i Menus Garnett Fitzgerald, deputy warden at Utah State Prison, dictionworks with one of his files, compiling a 10,000-wor- d to criminals and ary of words that have a special meaning underworld characters. many tic" " School Lunch M. "Harry's Tavern" ."'''-JI- - n:.x!x Jimmy Dean's route from " m i': I c - Connie Haines, and Beryl Davis will share the stage with Jimmy Dean, opening Mar. 14 and playing through the 18, at Valley Music Ha 1. ill L f s u II StarStudded rJ M Jordan Ferris Andrus, of the County Sheriff's office, will be a special guest at the Business and Women's club Professional meeting to be held at the South Seas cafe Mar. 13 at 7 p.m. Hostesses will be members of the civic participation committee, Mrs Ruth Miner, chairman, Mrs Ida Ninomiya, Mrs Merle Stowe. Jimmy Dean Show Is yf Uh I G. Fitzgerald Queen of the West Rebekah members attending the State assemb'y convention of Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at Mount Pleasant Mar. 2, 3 and 4 were Mrs May West, a past state president; Mrs Shirley James, a past state president; Mrs Arta Sorich and Mrs Ellen Tripp, who were representatives; and the following other memjiers: Mrs Thora Newbold, Mrs BlanMrs June Mc che Mack'in, Cloud, Mrs Joella Davis, Mrs Lois Ray and Mrs LaDonn Han- J h- -: Tl Talk A lesson on the Heber C. Kimball family will highlight the Monday, Mar. 13 meeting of the Sandburr Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Ladies will meet at the stake house, on 4th East, at 1:30 p.m. Mrs Lila Woodhouse will preside as captain. Hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs Myrtle Ostler, Mrs Lillie Nickle, Mrs Lois Bell, Mrs Mahala Rogers. I the past presidents at the opening. Mrs May West was degree captain of the team; Mrs Hansen, conductress of the assembly; and Mrs Joella Davis, soloist; by the incoming state president, Mrs Ethel Saunders, Salt Lake. 1 BPW Hears will be sen. The lodge had a seating of Immunization Clinic held. recruiting trailer The i IF .. a.m. 111-3- manned by Army representatives from 12 noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Assembly Confab e PTA The Army Nurse Corps will have a recruiting traiier within the Cottonwood Mall from Mar. 6 to Mar. 31. This marks the beinning of a concentrated effort by the Army to publicize their nursing programs. Captain Jean Johnson, the local Army Nurse Corps Career Counselor stated "I sincerely hope both nursing students and registered nurses stop in and learn about programs specially designed for them." R 1 '"'""'ij ; Sandburr Camp Meet Monday Rebelcahs Attend Purse Stolen While Vel-tri'- I 1 March 9, 1967 'Ttffwj'' At a moiling of the Riverton Rocking "K" Hiding Club, Mar 2 held at the home of Mr & Mrs Orvillo Madsen. the following officers were elected for the coming year: president. Duane Gilbert vice president. Robyn Clifford Korous; secretary, eilsen: reporters. Mob Mad sen and Jackie Nevin; club leader, Mrs Genevieve Key. The year's activities will be for all horse judging clinic breeds of horses and demonstrations on correct way to handle, train and care for horses. The next meeting will be Mar. 11 at the Town Park arena at Butler William James Mortimer, who lias served as first counselor, was appointed as the new president ot the Butler Slake it was announced Sunday at quarteny conference. He succeeds James C. Tay or, released because of his moving from the city. Named counselors were Don H. Brighton, first counselor who served since last May as second counselor, and Alvin D. Nydeggar, sfcond counselor, who has been bishop of the Butler Third Ward for the past four years. i Th ursday, Gilbert Heads Butler Stake Jill Crosgrove Published F:very Thursday at Midvale, Utah of Salt Lake will hold its spring fashion luncheon Tuesday, Mar. 14 at the Roadway Inn, at 12: 30 p.m. Adrian and Emilic wll provide a stage production fashion show and club members will act as mode's characters in the production. Each guest will have a chance to win a gift certificate from Adrien and Emilic. The sprin gluncheon is held in conjunction with Newconicr's chanty project this year, American' I'ork Training School. Tickets for the drawing will be a vaailabie and the ist oi prizes include a trip to Lasa Vegas, a trip to Elko. Nov. portable tv, and many others. Patrons need net be present to win. The grand drawing will In' held during the luncheon. Mrs Bob Koif is genera' chairman with Mrs Thomas Wrench, decorations ch iirman. Mrs Norm Peterson, table decorations. Mrs Win. O'Donoghuc name tags. Mrs Joe Tugaw and Ed Pack raffle tickets. Acting as hostess chairman is Mrs Sam Holloiiger. Serung a fash'on show chairmen are Mrs .las Johnson and llrorge Norman. Mike up will he pro"!ed bv Mrs Bob Ham mar and Mrs Frank Haywood is in charge of reservations. combo Clarice Bergman's will entertain. She is giving her time to honor her grandchi'd-rcat American Fork. ,. rnn Wa'-iU-- mi t'-- 1 Galena Days Film Recalls Celebration Bingham Lions opperton sponsored a showing of :i;ms ot past Bingham Canyon Galena Day.-- , celebrations Mar. in the I ens Community Cen-- ' ter. Members are working on to accompany the film. soun They arc planning to have more showings o other Ga'ona Day tilins. Forty-fivpersons were m attendance last Wednesday, and it is hoped that many more Binghamifes will attend future film showings. ( Club I .t Speech arts festivals were held in Jordan district junior higs last week, with an interchange of students amotin all four schools. All seventh qraders participated in retold stories; all eigth graders gave patriotic talks; Al ninth graders presented a science project. Above Paula Poulsin, West Jordan, discusses the human larnyx and below, Randy Lawson, Mt. Jordan, tells about plants and vitamins. ' |