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Show WESTERH tt&M Serials Dept. of U Library Salt Lake City, Utah U NONORCULMW . 04112 ; SOUTH SALT LAKE NEWS . Serving The Center Of Industry Volume South Salt Lake, Utah, 1 Editorials Liquor-by-dri- nk Study In the weeks ahead we are certain to feel the impact of a heated campaign over the issue of liquor by the drink. This issue is so important that it strikes at the very core of conscious living and the road to happiness. It is true that the voice of the people will be heard in many citement and misinformation promoted by propogandists. During the next few weeks this paper will attempt to provide positive information relative to the subject in hopes that the readers may be well informed and prepared to vote intelligently on election day. .Also, we will use, whenever possible, charts and statistics that give authentic information that might be nsed in talks and conversations. areas, and their verdict and final decision revealed on election day. But the heart of making right decisions must be based on factual information and not swayed by ex Thursday. August 1. 19G8 Number Granite Schools to Sponsor Student Officers Workshop The Student Body Officers and school year in the Granite School Cheerleaders elect for the coming District are to be given something1 Hurrah! Hurrah! We can still vjx , s the bus lines. The money spent for bus transportation will be returned many fold in convenience to patrons of downtown business, and will eliminate some traffic congestion. Thank you Mayor Lee and City Commission. year progresses. es. delegates with humility and determine a course that will reflect their dynamic programs to the public view. In no instance should these candi- dates try to build their prestige by smearing tactics, or belittling the conscientious work of others. America, the greatest nation on earth, has become great through the trial and error process. No elected official has ever had the correct answer to all the knotty problems that have been resolved by congress, the courts and executives. America is great because men have given their best, in most instances, and HANS OLSEN, and Principal, Granite Moroni High School studentbody faculty advisor, Jensen presented idea for leadership training workshop to district officials. The idea for the workshop was presented to district officials by Moroni Jensen, Principal of Granger High School, and Student Body Faculty Advisor at Granger High, Hans Olsen. They had attended a similar leadership workshop in Ft. Collins, Colorado during the summer of 1967 and they witnessed the success of such a program in the develope-me- nt of the Student Body Officers at Granger High. Mr. Fred Petrilloof MapletonHigh School, Denver, Colorado will conduct the activities and Mr. Hans Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Olsen, residents of South Salt Lake, will be the director. The program will be arranged to include all types of interesting ideas . that can be put to constructive use by the Student Officers at the following High Schools: Skyline, Olympus, Granite, Kearns, Granger and Cyprus. Eighty student leaders are registered to attend, wedding belle Wasatch Scooters Attend Camp been willing to accept the will of the people. It is to be hoped that each candidate will present what he thinks are the basic issues of the 1968 campaign to the people in such a way that every issue can stand on its own merit of truth,, then the electorate can be the judge and vote accordingly. AT THE ROSTROM in Valley Music Hall is Mrs. Val Boothe and Mrs. Norma Thomas with two unidentified delegates as the Utah Democratic convention was closed. ABOVE, LOCAL DELEGATES from 13 shared in the excitement of the convention. We all profit when fine men and women accept delegate assignments and spen time delegate assignments and spend time in the interest of good government. District Teen Douses Fire A fire broke out in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leon the other day. They had just painted a good part of the house and were enjoying the results. Fred, Jr. was the only one at home when he saw fire by the electric He had presence of mind stove. to shut off the electricity enough and then do the necessary calling to get the fire department there. As the water sprayed the hot dishes they cracked and broke. Almost all the kitchen was destroyed, but who knows how extensive the damage had not a thirteen -- year -- old boy kept his head. The Leons live at 272 East Burton Avenue and have two other children Elisa Ruth and Robyn Kaye. r is being sponsored by the Granite School District, under the supervision ofSupt. Elmer J. Hartvigsen and Dr. Harold Handley, Supervisor of Secondary Education. The purpose and objective of this 5 day training is to enable newly elected Student Body Officers and .Cheerleaders to gain new ideas, develope leadership, conduct student activities and learn the values and methods of leadership at the beginning of the school year and not have to develope it as the school Democratic Convention Good Government in Making Friday and Saturday of last week the Democratic Party held its convention at Valley Music Hall. Much was said and dn.e that seemed to make it one of the finest held by the party. One of the most important parts of the convention was the sincerity with which the delegates pursued their activities in supporting and voting for their favorite cani-datNearly 100 of the delegates chosen at the Mass Meetings by the citizens of the various voting districts were there to participate. In most instances, this kind of loyalty and determination gives the party better and more capable candidates to present to the electorate on election day. Everyone couldn't win, but by their participation the losing candidates presented the convention with thoughts and ideas that could make real advancement in better governmental practices. The winners now should accept this public trust and confidence reposed in them by the at The leadership training workshop a Com- mission voted to spend $210,000 on a monthly basis to keep the busses running in Salt Lake County. This is good news for the county residents, and a definite asset to promoting business in areas served by new and revolutionary in the way of leadership training Uiis week -- from Mill Hollow July 29 to August in the Uintah Mountains. 2-- Hurry for Busses ride the bus. Salt Lake City 14 I Three men represented the Wasatch District at the Wood Badge Training Camp at East Fork of the Bear from July 12 to the 20th. They were: Boyd Giles, Wasatch District Executive, A. Tom Armstrong, Scoutmaster, Edlredge Ward and Reed Johnson, Scoutmaster, Granite Park Ward. Thirty-thre- e men in all attended the camp. This is scout training for adults. As Tom said, "It's like going to College again. Upon arrival Friday, they divided into Patrols. Boyd Giles went into the Soaring Eagles, Tom Armstrong went into the Owls and Reed Johnson went into the Bob Whites. They had classes every day on every phase of scouting. Up at 6 a.m. - lights out at 11 p.m. In their "spare time they practiced skills, carved wooden items and made plaster casts of tracks. On Sunday they held a very in- spirational testimony meeting. The last Friday out the wives were invited to the camp feast. Each Patrol cooked part of the dinner. There was something to please every taste. President Carl Buehner and his wife were among the honored guests. He was presented with an honorary certificate from the Wood Badge Group, along with a King Sized replica of the Wood Beads. With the knowledge they received these men can now come home and teach our sons needed skills and help to make of them better Americans. Pot-Pour- ri Don't ask the Lord to guide your footsteps if you don't move your feet. |
