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Show Y t I June REVIEW, A10 2, 1966 MIDVALE NEWS cAST MIllCREEK NEWS Schools Not Even Out And School Bible Already... by Pat Kendig the church will display each child work toward his own best achievement. students work. at THE EVANGELICAL FREE 1910 East 3900 CHURCH. South will hold Daily Vacation Bible School June 6 to 10. Mrs. Henry Herman Is in charge of arrangements. The nursery biblrfcbool will be 9 A.M. until noon. Students 6 to 18 years old will meet from 12:30 to 3 P.M pf.PEClA, H 487-21- 21 service. SALT LAKE TRADE TECH- NICAL INSTITUTE graduated 492 students in theauditorium of Skyline High School, 3251 East 3760 South last week Jay L. Nelson, Trade-Te- ct vice-presid- ent JJQD among the grievances. Vernon L. Harris, hospital administer, reported that the hospital must pay its way under present conditions. The legislature appropriated about 16 of total operation costs and Salt Lake County donated $1,600,000, but the services, as the experience rest must come from patients Is worth mors than money: and agencies. Mr. Harris explained transSKYLINE HIGH SCHOOL portation complaints are a students will speak at gradproblem of the State Welfare uation ceremonies on the Department or the county, but ancient Sanskrit quotation: not the hospital. Look to this day, for it is Life, the very life erf Life. THE LAST OF FOUR free Id its brief course lie all and realities rf immunization clinics will be the verities ' held Monday, June 13, atWest! (Continued on page A6) FRI, SAT ONLY YARD OikioTL FABRICS of South goto Taohton b tk ONLY for the District Assembly of meet-Kiwa- MODEL SPO nis o o o ALL WORK SERVICE COMPANY HYDRAULIC uii SOUTH GUARANTEED STATE 255-095- 1 ISHICI UP-FRO- T.1AID , oiorb G.E. USED RAHGE 30 DELUXE 152 - TERMS TO SUIT YOU AirCondiilinr v fW 'Tj . t aa ' 4 DON T 'S PEN D A inf?2 SUMMER IN THE HEAT. AIR CONDITION ONLY 1 NT PAY NOTHING DOWN lONLYUSEDMODEL LIVING ANTENNA M new ONLY DELUXE PORTABLE ONLY 12 LBS. Lbs. SPEAKER DISHWASHER ADf.llRAL COLOR TV i 1J4 tMlMt NOW! ONLY STEREO-TV-COM- PICKUP AND DELIVERY 99 SUmEU IDEAL FOR BUILT IN REFRIGERATOR FREEZER G.E. r.OBILE 1 SERVICE & REPAIR MAID DISHWASHER ADf.ll HAL DUPLEX 1 JACKS, RAMS, PUMPS, ETC. O Mrs. Plallett, Murray Society president, will preside at the two business ings at 9 A.M. and 2 P.M. on June 14 and Dr. Mary Scott of Kansas City, Missouri, will be the speaker. There will be a missionary address that evening at 7;30 by Dr, George Coulter. Dr. Coulter, GeneralSuper-man- y intendent from Kansas City, will preside over the business meetings June 15 and 16. years. In his nomination. Dr. Bern- - 'Home Missions will be the Mlss Astins subject June 15 and "Evan-meth- od ner said, of teaching is exciting gelism on June 16, her students and interesting are always stimulated and GREG KARCH, sot of Mrs. challenged. She likes to help Eleanor Karch, 1288 Lorraine 1.49 YD.' ' HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT j MARION E. ASTIN, the Nazarene World Mission-four- th grade teacher at High - ary Society June 14 to 17. land Park Elementary School 1425 East 27th South, was honored by the Salt Lake City Club as one of its "Outstanding Teachers of the Month for May. Miss Astln, nominated by Dr. Edward Bonner, her prin- eipal, has taught at Highland Park 15 years, in Weber County one year and in Ger- for the Armed Forces Dependents Schools for two OFF DELUXE 1- Ar FIRST CHURCH OF THE of NAZARENE, 2018 East 21st South, will be the host church Ashworth is Ashworth Transfer, Inc. MISS 89( of The High School Volunteer Bureau. Community Services Council, requires some 500 to 600 students to assist more than 13,000 people throughout the valley. Mr. Karch uiges students to laid their cord. Ill children should not be brought to the clinic. In allergy cases a physi- -, clans note explaining what should or should not be ad- ministered is recommended; 1137 West 7800 South, -3 P.M. Parents or guardians must accompany children or send a written request with the childs most recent shot re- - 18-y- CORDUROY REG Millstream Lane, will become planning consultant at the Bureau of Community De velopment, University of Utah, Mr. Johnson will be leaving his current position as executive director of the Downtown Planning Association, July 1 after more than three years president, said the number is the largest In the schools history, WALE WIDE MORRIS E. JOHNSON, 2115 MILLCREEK S past President luncheon is scheduled for June 11 at 1 P.M. at the Ramada Inn. Mrs. Dave Pat- rick will be presiding and Mrs Arlen Beck will be guest speaker. Clothes, toys, books and white elephants are being col- lected by the East Millcreek If you have Jaycee-Ette- s. items to be picked up call either Mrs. Jerry Richardson or Mrs. Bob Rains at X THUR, EAST THE JAYCEE-ETTE- heads a student recruiting committee seeking high school students desiring wort as volunteers in chart- -, table agencies this summer. Drive, Jordan Pioneer Hall, (Continued from page A 71 SPECIAL EARLY BIRD PRICES L Used B. EASY TERMS family free DOUBLE DRESSER, r.HRROR 4208 CAPACITY PANEL BED & CHEST moo SEALY QUILTED & D0X SPRIHGS FULL F DiioJSI? EXTRA HEAVY TICKING ms FLOOR SAMPLE DINETTES AT REDUCED PRICES - MANY 10NLY SETS. ODD CHESTS OF DRAWERS AS --AS ODD BEDS LITTLE PvlE AY 08V6 AS$20 LITTLE AS FOR PER ONLY WEEK MODEL CA 16 $15 THE PRICE IS RIGHT IVUGIC CHEF GAS UAtlGES HIGH QUALITY RANGE SPECIAL priced 1 U NEW MAGIC CHEF t b Mty t. fcy ffl GAS LAMP the Hew CM vow. (XTU or Hecil. 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