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Show East Mid vale County DUP officers luncheon Aug. 27 at Pioneer Hall. Wost Jordan. Those attending were Mrs Vonda Swain, Mrs cinda Olsen, Mrs Mable son, Mrs Phebe Johnson, Mrs Rachel Mayne, Mrs Lyle Long, Mrs Elva Jensen, Mrs Hannah Sanderson, Mrs Sadie Armitstead. school facilities by the service club members. The first level of the new school contains a centrally located cafeteria which is bordered by the instruction areas for home economics, math, type, science, as well as teachers' offices, math and science IMC, counselors' facilities, and classrooms. The pattern of classrooms and instruction areas bordering a central facility is used again on the second level. The central area is the IMC and the surrounding areas are the foreign language area, lan- Hardcastle classes are starts at Mrs at 7 p.m. Individuals interested should call ing Sept. 12 home Mrs Mickey Burt and Mrs Blade, Hayward, visited with their sis- ter, Mrs Libbie Bowden, their niece and family, Mrs LeRoy North. Mrs Bowden and guests were on a tour to the Eastern States. They attended the Hill Cumorah Pageant Immaculate Conception and other points of interest. Catholic Church sisters Bowthe tour Mrs cia and Marie returned from den and her sisters spent two their eight week summer weeks at Bear Lake and at schedule schooling and Ida., with another .cation. Sister Patricia Mrs Lydia Weedel. tended her school at Long Mitchel Forbush and land, N.Y. and visited her her mother, Mrs Loreen parents and sister, Mrs were recent dinner nard Beckner and Carol s of Mrs Steven Leavitt ner, Long Island, N.Y. Sister at their home in Bountiful. Marie attended her school in iney ceieDraiea Mrs for- - Spokane, Wash., and vaca bush's birthday. tioned in Castleear. British Mrs Steven Leavitt, Boun- Columbia, Canada. tiful, and Mrs Mitchel ForMrs David Crocker and bush spent two days in Cedar her sister, LuAnn Christen-sen- , City with Mrs Norman ForDePere, Wis., vacationed bush. Norman is a park ran- for a week in Mexico. LuAnn ger at the Iron Mission Park will make her home with the in Cedar City. C rockers. A visitor Thursday of Mrs Judy Shelton was on a Caribbean cruise. En route T.J. Hurley was her niece, home they toured Cypress Mrs Joan Byerline, Salt Lake. Gardens, Florida, Disneyland, Visitors of Mrs Mable Jen-soand other points of interest. recently were Mrs Clem Guests for part of the week Bolton and Mrs Kenneth at the home of Mrs Melvin Candland, Salt Lake. Neuffer was her brother and Visitors of Mrs H.P. Math-eand Mrs Rex Garrett family, Mrs Ray Andrus, San Jose, Calif. Mrs Neuffer's Tuesday were A.B. Allen and mother, Mrs Meta Cornell, daughter, Shirley, Mrs Dean Salt Lake, is spending two Garrett, American Fork. A months at the Neuffer home. visitor over the week end was Mrs Elrena Nielsen ac- their daughter, Mrs Dorothy companied a group of senior Oldham, Logan. citizens on a tour and spent A guest of Mrs Thomas the holiday week end in Las Anderson for several days was their granddaughter, Vegas, Nev. Mrs Kay Hortin and family Kaylene Anderson, daughter attended the Thacker Price of Mrs Joe Anderson, family reunion at the Mountain Spa in Midway on Labor Mrs LaMar Bray were hosts at a day. Mrs Wayne Kill pack enter birthday party Aug. 26, tained at a party to celebrate honoring LaMar Bray, Garthe 11th birthday of her dau land Bray, and Bona Bray, ghter, Jeanette. Guests were grandfather, son and daughbhauna Smith, Terne Jent ter, respectively. Others atzsch, and Jodie Killpack. tending were Mrs Garland Spending part of a week Bray, Karen, Allene, Larry, bow hunting in the Book Cliffs and Mike, Afton Bray and area were Mrs Wayne Kill Doug Anderson, Salt Lake. pack and her parents, Mrs Others extending greetings Alton bteele, Provo. were Mrs Eldon Bray and Visitors at the LaMar family, Spokane, Wash. Newbold home were Mrs Mrs Herschel Armstrong Stephen D. Sharp and family, and family vacationed at Fresno, Lain. Flaming Gorge and toured Mrs William P. Sharp, Dinosaur National monument. Guests of Mrs Serge GarRigby, Ida., spent part of a week with their daughter and cia were their daughter and lamily, Mrs LaMar Newbold husband, Mrs Bob Siegan, They also visited with other Los Angeles. Mrs Garcia rerelatives. The Sharps came to turned last week from a Utah to attend the marriage vacation. and reception honoring their Visitors of Mrs Harold Pa grandson, Stephen Sharp, trick was her sister, Mrs Fresno, Calif., and his bride, Grace Price, and son Ron, Margaret Halls, Salt Lake Spanish Fork, and Floyd A. The couple was married in the Trease, Hooper, Utah. Ogden LDb lemple. Mrs Helga Swenson ac companied her daughter, Mrs Jen-Calif- ., Hard-castle'- In other White City neighborhoods, please contact Relief Society presidents for details. to Little Cottonwood Canyon Aug. 31 for a treasure hunt. The event was held at Tanner's Flat under the direction of Cubmaster Doug Patri-Followin- g Shin-gleto- After the hunt was completed, a watermelon bust was held. Is-M- l, Karl Hagberg and Darlene Clark, Pleasant Grove, were married Aug. 20. Mr Hagberg is the father of 8 children and Mrs Clark is the mother of 5. As a newly married couple, Mrs Hagberg are parents of 13 children. Beck-guest- " of the book. For further Tremonton this past week. Mrs Lamont Thaxton have formation phone Alice The new Eastmont Junior High opened its doors Aug. 28 y The Jordan Valley Sentinel Midvale, Utah Page9 Thursday, September 6, 1973 Scout Pack 137 held a Fair on Aug. 24. Receiving awards were Stanley Maynard, Denny Newton, Gary Zielinski, and Aaron Newton. Games were played. Games played at Cub Scout Pack 137 Fair 4-- Midvale Second Ward Cub Glover Camp to have luncheon USE THE WANT ADS IT'S WORKING IT'S WORKING IT'S WORKING That's right, it is really working. People are really finding out that Jesus Christ is working in their lives. These people are finding out that He is working in their personal lives to bring peace, job, purpose for living and fulfillment. It will work for you too. When your marriage is on a shaky foundation, when things seem at an end, turn to Jesus Christ because He is really working. He is working with the people who meet at 6876 Highland Drive right here in Salt Lake City. There are quite a number of them, and anyone of .them would be happy to tell you how Christ is working in their lives. You can meet these people who really know IT'S WORKING by attending our Church services held each Lord's Day at SOUTHEAST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Southeast Christian Church is located at 6876 Highland Drive Family Bible School 9:45am Youth Meetings 6:30 pmi 11:00am Evening Worship 7:15 pm Worship For more information please contact 2 or LeRoy G. Herder, Minister at n to registering students. The Eastmont Patriots, which is the name the students have decided on for the student- body, were asked to register in groups over a three-daperiod. Parents and students were given a tour of the in- Wall-gr.-- 255-247- meeting Orson Young, father of White City resident Spencer Young, died Aug. 14 in of a long term illness. n in been entertaining Wayne and Eileen Burton, along with their children, Richard and Marja Liisa. The Burtons make their home in West Chester, Penns., and are vacationing in Utah with relatives. The Crescent Fourth Ward girls in the area who recently received 1st prize Choir held a party for memblue ribbon awards at the bers and partners Aug. 25. county fair are Sheri Dick-erso- The cookout was held at the Cheri Bolton, Sheila home of Mrs Parley Huff. Max field, and Diann Mitchell. Their leader is Mrs Paul Marwedel. guage arts, social studies, TROOP 682 HOLDS COURT along with administration Scout Troop 682 held a offices, faculty room, teachcourt of honor Aug. 26 under offices and a classroom. the direction of Reid Brown. ers' The third level consists of Awards for first class scout three classrooms for shop were given to Bryan Dick-ersostudies, two classrooms for Brian Carroll, Mike art studies, two classrooms Brown. Tenderfoot awards The opening social meeting for music studies, an audwere made to Keith Gather- of the Glover Camp Dauitorium, a gym, and an extra um and Roger Blain. Jay Blain ghters of Utah Pioneers will classroom. was given his star award. be held Wednesday, Sept. 12 The incoming students have Merit badges and skill awards at 12:30 p.m. at the Midvale were given to Scott Steed, City Hall. been given a booklet with inFollowing a luncheon the structions, staff listings, floor David McDowell, Randy and plan ol the building, and a David Wilkins, and Mark lesson, "Events of 1873" will Ziegler. The Special Bear be given by Edith Mounteer. greeting from Principal Mar-liA. Fairbourn and the adLake Aquatic Camp badges A short program will follow. The Camp appreciates the were given to Bryan Dicker-son- , ministration. Brian Carroll, Mike information contributed by Alta View PTA board and Brown, David McDowell, Ran- many towards the historical officers had a potluck lunchdy and David Wilkins, Mark book of Midvale that is being eon Aug. 22 at the home of Ziegler, Jay Blain, Lynn compiled. Bundled old newspapers President Jolene Howell. Beardall, and Jeff Colletti. Mrs Dennis Shelton and are still being collected to help Principal Blair and faculty representative, Dennis Reim- - family visited with relatives raise funds for the publication 571-496- Cub Pack 682 traveled schiissel, also attended, and a general calendar of events was discussed. Each chairman was presented with a procedure bcok to help in planning activities for the coming year. 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Added ways to savel Crogmont Regular or Diet Wonderful Flavor 1 58c Canned Pop Lucerne Ice Cream 1 Plain or Fruit Flavor Half Gallon Arlene Hibler, Midvale, Edgemont PTA held their spent 10 days with her grand- first board meeting of the mother, Mrs Nellie S. Cutler, Aug. 21 in the faculty while her parents, Mrs Garth year room. Pres. Ruth McClellan Low, were in Europe with the presided. The theme for the Tabernacle Choir. Mr Low is a year was chosen to be member of the choir. rTA-Keto Action." Bud Mrs J. C. Hulet, Spokane, geting for the year was dis Wash., visited with her sister cussed and procedure books and family, Mrs Roger were distributed to the chairmen. Discussion about Night" indicates a fair may be held. On Aug. 30, the PTA offi Mrs Grace Brav cers and board members honGalena Camp DUP officers ored the faculty with a attended the Far South West luncheon. 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