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Show Legion To Honor Six Girls Slate Members School Children Taking Dangerous Shortcuts Mt. Vie tv SPECIAL this W9Jc Six members of Girls State will be honored by Holladay Unit 71, American Legion auxiliary tonight, Thursday, September 17, at the Post, minor rip repaired By RUTH GREENE tkim is progress, but sometimes I just wonder and wish there was a little more space between houses. But to get back to school, when the school was first occupied there was only about six houses along 70th Smith, When the property was fenced off a small gate was added on the far west side to allow for the children to enter the school property. After a few more years, houses on the north side of the canal became very numerous and the children came In droves to In fact Mr. Blair school. said the population was 720 this year compared to 601 last year so you can see the great Influx of people. 277-30- In our valley we have been very fortunate to have beWl-fhomes, lovely shopping ul centers, Thurs, Frl. and Sat. ONLY WOMENS WotSwr, HEEL LIFTS rubbw, uiwmWn OC Inspirational churches and outstanding schools. We claim to have the most educated people In our valley but sometimes I wonder just hpw far we will go for education. I have In mind' the ttfe school located at 1600 East called the and 6800 South Mt. View Elemen- School. When we first moved Into our home the west scene was In rolling fields of grass. the evenings we had the most magnlflclent view of the sunsets on the lake on a clear day. Then one day the builders moved In their giant diggers and machines and started building homes. I know this tary e Clean and Repair Purses Baby Shoes Bronzed. W Cottonwood Mall But getting back to the story, the parents found out what the youngsters were doing they threw awav the log because It was too dangerous for the little ones. when Cottonwood Heights ' to their fast action the only thing that burned In the house was the kitchen cupboards and curtains Im glad it wasnt anything more serious than that, it just goes to show you, you should never do the dishes late at night. At least thats what I tell mv husband when Im tired. . . . but not any more! WARD MISSIONARIES I was talking to Mrs. Cecil Tycksen, 7635 Michelle Way, and she wanted to know why I had not mentioned the missionaries they have working on their new Union 5th Ward. So I didnt want to show any favortlsm, besides Im nosey to boot I called up Bishop RlchardNorth, 1270 Siesta Dr., and tried to find out all the dope. I months ago the William Hayes family moved into Holladay, straight from Great Falls, Montana. house. . . .but you could hardly They had a brand-ne- w call it home. They didnt know a soul. . .or a thing about their new city. Vhere to shop? When do the drugstores open? What about schools, PTA, church activities? Whos who on the political scene. . .are the Democrats or Republicans the party in power? Facts, facts. . .a myriad of details and they didnt know the answer to a single one of their questions. Then a bright young man dropped a Rocky Mountain Review on their front porch. . .and the view from Blue Spruce Drive began to clear up a bit. Mrs. Hayes poured over its pages and satisfied the in her soul! Bill Hayes studied the front bargain-hunt- er went out and actually met some of the men who then .page, would be representing him in important county and state offices. He attended a Review sponsored candidates Town Two next called Connie For bush, 1395 Creek Road, and she said everyone was at the carnival on the new church grounds that evening. But the missionaries are darling and I must meet them, according to Connie. Since I was scT' late Ill tell all about the six of them next week. Im still waiting for some news, so call. The other day I was noting as I drove along the streets, with the different school schedules you cant tell If a student is playing hookey oi just on a different time than his neighbor. Sign Up Now! director, Girls s, rt tllLMOO J h ntr I At the next regular meeting of Unit 71, Thursday, September 24, at 7:30 P.M., Junior unit officers will be Installed by District 8 president Mrs. Dorothy Mott. Instruction Officers are; Kathy Schofield, president, Debbie Fryer, vice president; Dee Anne Painting Watercolor Pen BY The chorus then proceeded to the Odd Fellows Hall where thev entertained members of the Order of Mklngs. Afterwards they were treated to MARY GAIL STARK 4518 Roger Drive 277-97- Dr. A. F. Martin, 4495 Crest Oak Drive, recently captured the title as one of the worlds top skeet shooters at Reno, Nevada, where he participated in the world champion ship match. He won the overall Class A" championship in the combined score total using four different gauge guns in the shoot Dr. Martin, who is president of the Salt Lake Gun Club, was accompanied at the match by nine others from the gun club--sev- en 2265 E. 4800 S eleven expert stylists to serve you at... Beauty Salon Sunday, St SWING AND SWAY Phvllis Where a personal touch is yours 2112 East 13th South CALL A.M. Papalli has a talent that most of us wish we had. Tinv Phyllis can dance the hula C1VI I fall value days DOWNTOWN the greatest of ease--an- d without the benefit of a single lesson Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Taua Papalli of 4855 Bonair, said that Phyllis was and learned the dance by observing others. The tot seems to come by her talent naturally though as both parents are skilled in the art Phyllis is a fairlynewcomer to the dance as she has only been walking since she was a mere nine months old. Mr Papalli is a native of Samoa, and his wife, Mary, is from New Zealand The family lived In Arizona for three months before settling in the Holladay area last year. ht little ray of sunshine was -brought to the Latter-Da- y Saints Hospital Tuesday evening, September 8, as members of the Wasatch chorus journeyed to the hospital and rendered sevn selections to eral various patients throughout the hospital. COTTONWOOD & womens wool sweaters Big assortment of Pullover and Cardigan st) les in all wool sweaters. Values from $12.99. $1.98 to 40. Sizes 34 to ZCMI JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENTS Dontoun, second floor, Cottonwood, first floor ' A A Subur-banett- 467-126- 0 Reverend Butler Is retiring (Continued on page 10) Holladay News Notes SUNSHINE Studio classrooms. September Vincent Hall, 1388 6, at Spring Lane. Father Butler celebrated High Mass at 8 of whom won self-taug- 277-261- 1 RETIRING The Reverend Thomas F. Butler was honored at special something. with Parents are asked to trek back to school, Thursday, September 24, at 7:30 P.M. to Skyline High to meet teachers and receive orientation In classroom procedure. Sponsored by the Skyline PTA, Mrs. Bill Allison, PTA president, will preside at the business meeting. Following the meeting, parents will tour refreshments. The suburban chorus is under the direction of Mrs. George Hunter. Mrs. Hunter said she still has a few vacancies in the chorus, so ladies if you are Interested in singing you are Invited to visit the group Tuesday evenings, 8 P. M. , Murray City Park, recreation hall. services Ink Sculpturing Antiquing CALL TODAY! Lists Meeting Area Man: Top Skeet Shooter & Ceramics Sk line PTA children. Well, fhe other evening Mr. and Mrs! Heber Smith, 1543 East 6670 South left home and told the children to do the dishes. Someone In the house, no one will confess, did such trick and forgot to turn off the burner before they went to bed. It was lucky Archie has a sensitive nose, he woke the rest of the family and due Bill Hayes was a stranger assistant State do anything about It. It seems the 30 feet the bridge is on does belong to the countv, and there Is no problem getting a right away there, but after the 30 feet all they run into is someones back ard I Septen.hcr 1 7, 1961 musical program. Special guests will be Mrs. L. M Howard, director, Girls State, and Mrs. John Pittman, cant HOT TIME How often have you set a pan on the stove to dry and left the burner on and forgot it9 Oliver Circle; a said the fault wasnt the schools, It Is so easy to blame the schools even when they The contractor was supposed to leave a right away, but like all people now days by squeezing a little they could add another house and make a little more money. Therefore, until the right away can be settled I guess the parents will have to let things ride. As I said before I wonder how far we will go to educate our 2159 Robyn Carter, 1576 Mlllbrook Road, Julie Tate, 2245 East 3636 South. The local girls win 8lve a report on Girls State' to the unit and will also present talked to Mr. Blair and he panicked. HOW TOGET SETTLED IN A HURRY. . . ! tsy Stout, and have him muddy before the first bell even rang. When the children first started to school the only way to enter the yard was to walk along 70th South and that was too busy for the young ones. When the route was too long the older children found an old log and threw across the That canal is 4 feet canal. and deep quite swift when full of water. The banks are very steep and even an adult has a hard time getting out if they should fall In. I know, I was trying to retrieve a kite one day and fell in accidently. I dont know what would have lappened If the canal had been fun of water, or If I had Rocky Mountain Girls, all from Olympus High School are- Kathy Han4564 Holladay Boulevard; sen, Claire Johnston, 3976 El Dorado Drive; Diane Danger-fiel- d, 2196 East 3715 South; Pa- class I 33rd SOUTH AT P.M. On the North side of the school yard Is a small cement bridge that was built to cross during Irrigation season and It hasnt been removed yet. The children last year would cross the bridge only to find a high fence still holding them away from the school Therefore they dug under the fence In order to gain entrance to the yard, literally digging Into school. You can Imagine the angry mothers on rainy days after sending junior all clean to East 633 Daniels, secretary; Michael Reynolds and Vicki Schofield, sergeants - at - arms; Peggy Julie Schofield, chaplain; Jackson, historian. es womens canvas oxfords well-know- Meeting. The place began to seem like home after all. Bottle green champion washable oxfords in broken sizes 5 to 9. Regular $5.00. ZCMI tOLNG MODERNS SHOFS Downtown At Cottonwood, Even if we are facinating, absorbing, provacative, witty, stimulating, intriguing. . .its still fun to be loved. girls wool skirts Girls elastic waistbander skirts in washable wool. Choose red or Rocky Mountain navy. 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