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Show i J I i June REVIEW, Holladay News Notes NEWS MIDVALE Cals Get Set For Girls State by Mary Gail Stark 12. Ajnerican Legion Auxiliary Jordan unit 35, will be represented by Ann Gerghout, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berghout, 373 Van Buren Street; Rita Gilbert daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant R. Gilbert, 65Jefferson Street; and Rene Waters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Dale Waters, 60 South Grant program contributors. Union American Legion Auxiliary Unit 63, will be represented by Janiece Brady, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brady, 6970 South 1300 East Copper. and Karen Whitaker, daughter West Jordan American of Mr. and Mrs. Moroni WhiLegion Auxiliary Unit 119 sel- taker, 784 East 7200 South, Midvale. Hillc rest High School If you live in presented the girls. MIDVALE Riverton American Legion pleos call Auxiliary Unit 140 will be represented by Robyn HelL- -' kgnes Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs wim news lips or activities of NEWS WITH HEADS HELD HIGH will be the theme of graduation exercises for Granger High Seniors in the school stadium 8 P.M. on June 3. Speaking at the exercises be Ernest Wessman, Loretta Anderson and Jean will scout group, etc. MIDVALLEY LODGE 560 members wiU meet nextWed-nesd- ay evening, June 8, at Midvale City HaU at 8 P.M. ected two Bingham High School Sharron Dimond, Juniors: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dimond, 38C5 West 7800 South and Pearl Ann Gourley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gourley, 1735 West 8660 South. Draper American Legion Auxiliary selected two Jordan by Shirley Bayman vice-presid- ent youV club, church, civic club, Clark. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL for kindergarteners to sixth grade will be held at Midvale Community Methodist Church, Monday June 13 to Friday June 24. NEWLY ORGANIZED 4-- H A MIDVALE COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM meeting was held Wednesday evening. May 25. Complaints concerning the new University Hospital were heard. The hospitals location, transportation problems, long waits for treatment and prescriptions were (Continued on page A 10) William Mulcay; DcnBlumen-tha- l, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Blumenthal, 4051 South 2000 East; Harold Sutherland, Jr., 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sutherland Sr., 2557 Valley View Avenue; and Dane Jones, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones, 2166Suada Drive. coming year, and other officers include Mrs. Ambrose Motta, first Mrs. Cecil E. Holland, second Mrs. Byng Held, secretary; Mrs. Mhry Babcock, treasurer, and Mrs. William DeNiro, historian. MRS. Camille Drive, Holladay, was elected president of the Howard Driggs Elementary PTA at a recent meeting. Other officers include Mrs. Arthur Dummer, vice president; Mrs. JosephBringhurst, secretary; and Mrs. Sid Tre- - Utah ZcdLti (jervico I THE EIGHT FANCY FIXERS H club will meet June 9 at 10 A.M. at the home of F-- 2 Lens - 500 1 President of the Io; group Cheryl Jackson with Patty Iorg as Lynette Sheffield, secretary; Karen Otteson, reporter; and Christine Sandstrom, song leader. Other members are Debby vice-preside- nt; TRAINED Statical VOLKSWAGON MECHANICS VALLEY SERVICE 6990 So. Stoto - 255-016- 2 cds meter including - special Hk Cc4t mui you YASHICA 8 ES rangefinder case y Automatic 8mm movie camera QVer-read- F 1.8 Lens Electric Drive SPECIAL PURCHASE Automatic Exposure $64 50 4 J j". " - VITO AUTO Custom photo finishing dona in our own processing plont. . , A $OQ95 INSTAMATC Including Case $5995 jxuntU fox IukcA Special SAVE 30.30 TODAY & FI. 8 Lens AttadU. 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KODAK KOBENA 321 x 3 swe 1 Fully Automatic 35 mm F2.8 Lens Enlargements copies , v Special FuMiaf1 VOIGTLANDER PHOTO FINISHING iIau to afocrH 9 95 4 sec. shutter 4-- their leader Mrs. Alice factory State Inspec Special Purchase secretary-treasure- r; ofhe BOAT ENTHUSIASTS Squeeze type shutter release Large optical viewfinder West German lens SEKOR Genealogy pictures Bagel-Lo- at Holladay Sixteenth Ward returned home last week after spending five carefree, days cruising the waters of Lake PoweU. FEATURES. Slim, compact, modern design Built in flashgun groin developing Miniature film processing vice-presid- Alfred Lindsey, tall twister and Don Starr, lion tamer. Board of directors are Van Clark, Luther Daniels, Walter Ewell, Edgar Gray, and Frank Installation will Newsome. take place June 22. RIGBY, 4330 ROSS SPEAKERS isoflash-rapi- d Fine nt; Ronald Webb, KEYNOTE the quarterly stake conference of the Winder Stake conducted May 29 and 30 were Don Rasmussen of the priesthood home teaching committee, and Mrs. Donna D. Sorensen, general Sunday School board member. vice-presid- ent; Le-la- vice-preside- nt; gaskis, treasurer. vice-preside- nt; NEW OFFICERS OF ST. VINCENTS ALTAR SOCIETY were installed May 18. Mrs. James Sawaya was installed as president for the MAMIYA AT THE REORGANIZATION of the bishopric of the WEST LAKE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL received its certifi- last week. nd Other officers include Boothe, first Howard Ludwig, second George Merrick, third cook-your-o- wn ob , TaylorsvUle 3rd Ward, Merrill Madsen, clerk of the state, was susTaylorsville CLOSING EXERCISES for tained as with Marvin bishop, ninth graders at West Lake Rapp and Val Beazer as Junior high wiU follow the counselors. theme Climb Every Moun- Jesse Eastin, Clyde Neilsen and Richard Leonard, were II you live in retained by the new bishopric Granger, Hunter, or -- as clerks. Both Mr. Rapp and Mr. Beazer served as Taylorsville, please call 7 members of the Taylorsville Shirley Boyman, state High Council. with news tips or activities o( Released at the meeting by your club, church, civic club, stake Seymour Godfrey, scout group, etc. president, were Melvin sen,, serving the past five. tain.' Years as bishop and his two. Jten Heaton Alvin PI auditorium. Students chosen to give speeches are John Copper, Pam Harper, Carol Young, Theresa Oseguera, and MHpwr;Tt Rosalie Jacketts. HUNTER LIONS elected Kent Cook as club President ma fleeete Sfeeciali. I cate of accredation during a recent recognition assembly. Le Grande Backman, of the Utah Board of Education, presented the certificate to Alma Edwards, principal. Students of the school received awards for their achievements at the same assembly. will be held Thursday and Friday, June 2 and 3 at the State Fairgrounds. Midvale area boy scouts are sponsoring a shish-ke-bdinner. Tickets will be sold at the Fairground gates. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES of Olympus High School will take place June 3. Speakers will be Margie Cox, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. Cox, 6519 South 2520 East; Jill Mulcay, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs BUG PHOTO SHUTTER 298-414- e School: UTAH BOY SCOUTS annual Scout-O-Ra- winners CONFEREN- QUARTERLY CE of the North Jordan Stake Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, wUlbeheld Saturday and Sunday, June 4 and 5, in Granger. Elder Van Nelswender of the Priesthood Genealogical Committee and Mrs. Myrtle Olson of the Relief Society will be official Church representatives. Conference sessions will be held Sunday at 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. at 3900 South 4000 West, Granger, Stake President, WaUace Bawden, will conduct the meeting and visitors are welcome. Sheldy. r ' Club girls have chosen the name "Seven Gormets. Officers are Kathleen Coy, president; Leslie Eaton, Cheryl Darling, secretary; Rhonda Park, treasurer; LuAnn Ohimie, reporter; Litilia Roberts, song leader; and Kathy Arnett, program chairman. nt; American Legion Auxiliary Unit 77 will be represented by five Jordan High School Juniors: Burlene Barton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Barton; Marilyn Ferguson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson; Dixie Lewis, daughter of Lewis E. Potter; Christie Ann Peterson, daughter of Mrs. Grant H. Peterson; and Glenda Tolman, daughter of Mrs. Gwen Levine. Contributing are Wasatch Rebekah 30 and Kennecott Lodge Copper. Sandy 255-074- 1 Redwood Residents Organize Clean .Up REDWOOD CITY residents organized a community development club to be known as the 'Wagon Wheel Club. Elected officers are president Lee Giles; Marlowe Pieske; secretary Linda Boettcher and treasurer Richard Boettcher. Officers met with Commissioner Bill Larson and discussed further plans for the beautification of the Redwood community. At present there are 30 members in the organization. Cary. ott TAYLORSVILLE ERANGER-HUNTE- Joos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Joos and Anna Lee Cary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Robert Helt; Kathy Christensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Christensen; and Brenda Butterfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Butterfield. are contributors Program Riverton Lady Lions and Ken-nec- SCHOL- were anlast week by C. E. Berger, Utah State AFL-CI- O president. Two $375 scholarships were awarded to Barbara Ann Manz, Olympus High School, and Robert Lofgran, Payson High I Street. Midvale Fire Ladies and Midvale Ladies Guild are ESSAY AFL-CI- O ARSHIP nounced b)f Agnes Ferguson THE ANNUAL AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY, Utah Girls State at Utah State University In Logan, will be held Sunday June 5 to Sunday June A7 2, 1966 mm 104 |
