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Show Mr PAGE 2 SOUTH SALT LAKE NEWS May 1, 1969 Action Ads SOUTH SALT LAKE NEWS anteed Scissors sharpened free with each repair Job. Lex Jack-so- n CARPET & UPHOLSTERY cleaning. Average living room $10.00 Free estimate. Call Serving The Center Of Industry 359-74- 355-921- Entered as fed Class matter at the Post Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879 Has single bed, no heavy weight. Easty to operate. Knits bedspreads of gham, baby articles, argyle socks - Fairisle sweaters, etc. 0. Moderately priced. Call JACKSON FURNITURE - 2607 So. for lost male German short hair hunting dog. Mostly The store for used - FurniNew everybody. ture. We buy, trade and selL Try us first. State - 485-556- REWARD 6. white with brown head and brown spots. Call 467-169- 1. $2.00 per year Subscription Rate . PhCM 3106 So. Main St Golden Spike Nearly Misses Utah Ceremony 484-14- 41 - : .Editor In 1869 the Golden Spike beaded for Utah and almost missed. Almost 100 years ago, the speclaUy CTOMnl NEWS J.V.S. TffafuU Mr. Chris Pugmlre Is doing Grant 10th much better after his fall three Sacrament Meeting was enjoyable April 27. The speakers were weeks ago. students from the Granite Seminary. They were well prepared Grant 1st and inspirational. What you have done today will The Sunday School released determine the character you will Steven Barrows from the Supt. have tomorrow. and LaMar Richard North was The speaker at Sacrament meetsustained to take his place. ing was Bishop Elwynn Hewlett, A house guest at the home of Personal Director of the Church brother and sister Snyder is their Welfare. His address which was on the Church Welfare program daughter Carlle and her daughter, from California. was very Informative. The choir Danny Rlgdon went to Provo furnished a special number. with the Central Jr. High track We were happy to welcome home team. He earned the following for a few weeks three of our 4th in the broad Jump, service men - David Eyre, Kerry 2nd in the and the Smith and John Mecham. placed first. The youth of the ward enjoyed a Fireside recently. Talks were Miller Ward Attention: May is Childrens given by Katy Colbert and Eldon Friend month. Beginning May 1 Barrowes on Prayer. These the Primary Teachers will go door were followed by a discussion to door contacting everyone about lead by Gary Pearson of the Bishthe Children Friend. If you are opric. not contacted call Patsy Matsa-m- as At the MIA leadership meeting 7. at our Mutuals for the second time The Daughter of Utah Pioneers this season won the attendance meeting was held Thursday, May banner. Congratulations. 1. This was the last meeting of A Reminder. Ward dinner and ' the season. Delma Tucker gave Relief Society Bazaar May 2 at 7 p.m. the lesson. There will be a Joint excursion to Promontory Point on May 10 of the Miller and Granite park camps. Buses will leave the Ward at 9 a.m. The Young Marrleds will have a pot luck dinner Friday, May 9. Entertainment will be provided. Everyone is invited. rds: 4-- 40 KNITTING MACHINES (Brothers L585) Button and lever control. 466-973- 484-629- Published Weekly 7. 58. EXPERT SEWING machine repair. All makes and models. Free estimate. Work guaranteed. 3224 4. South 3rd East. Phone C. Earl Alsop, Publisher .C. E. Alsop REPAIRS -any make or model Free estimate in your home. Work guar- SEWING MACHINE 8-- forged and Inscribed golden spike was on Its way to a ceremony scheduled for May 8, 1869 at Promontory Summit, Utah, which would unite the nation by rail. Escorting the spike was Dr. T. C. Durrant - Union Pacific Railroad Company vice president. Two days before the scheduled ceremonies, the train bearing both the Spike and Durrant was sided by several hundred angry rail workers who demanded their pay, overdue for four months. They threatened the life of Durrant and the telegraph operator who sent Durrants wire should he send for soldiers Instead of money. The next day, the $80,000 urgently requested by Durrant ar the ceremonial spike Intact, If not a bit worse for wear and the trip continued with little more trauma arriving at Promontory In time for delayed ceremonies on May 10. . : Little concern was apparent back In San Francisco for Durrant and his beleaugered crew. When Mr. Leland Stanford, then president of the Central Pacific ( now the Southern Pacific) wired parade chairmen In Sacramento and San Francisco that the celebration was to be delayed until Monday, May 10, the chairmen replied that celebrating had already begun and would continue Indefinitely until the event did take place. rain-swoll- en would catch the cars, remake the train, and continue on to Prom- ontory. The entire crew probably held their breath as each car made a perilous solo trip across the shaky superstructure. Finally the train was on the other side, the crew, Durrant and In other words, California fiddled with Durrant, Stanford, and hundreds of dignitaries and spectators burned. Girls also elected Kathleen Calnt lahan for their league's along with Susan Lowe as Secretary and Ursula Kazor and Carma Rhode house representing the senior and Junior classes respectively in the Girls' League. Boys elected the victorious Gordon Anderson for and Mark Dunn for the office of Secretary. Also Brent Ursenbach and Kevin Kershaw were chosen to represent their respective class- To lead the cheers for next year's athletic seasons will be Ginger Adams, Debl Nielson, Vickie Page, and Char Webber along with the victorious males Alma Davis, Craig Otteson, Jim Peterson and Jeff Robinson. Former Senators Tannle Chow and Bill Morton were returned to the Senate along with Sherry Lamb to represent next year's seniors. Sohpomores elected Kathy Burrows, Bud Headman and Dana McCann to represent them In the Senate for the school year 1969-- 7. Granite High , Election Results 80 484-119- . rived, the workers went back to work considerably happier, and the U.P. vice president heaved a sigh of relief. But all was not to go smoothly during the remainder of the trip. The next Obstacle to be faced was a bridge near Devils Gate, Utah which was near collapse due to dangerous waves from the stream below. It was decided after much chin scratching and debate that the 132 ton engine could not go across but the lighter cars could be rolled to the other side to a waiting engine which Leading next years big student body at Granite High will be the Big Boy Mark Buchl. Buchl based his campaign for president on the Big Boy Image and was successful In swinging a majority of the votes his way to be the leading student at Granite. Assisting him will be Vice- president Bob weldauer and Sec- Susan Johnson won out Vice-preside- Vice-presid- ent es. Historians Kent Galley and Lyn-et- te Stringham will record the history of the two leagues after their vicotry over their opponents. and Ron Beck over their opponents to serve as Girl's and Boy's League Presidents for next year. retary Linda Andrew. JAYiEi a NEW Accent U Sood Quality -- Drip las On CHerhrtfy y Competitive Line of EXTERIOR Mwtar HOUSE PAINT LATEX By Marjorie Marsh Its Spring Cleaning Time again! Way back when I was a little girl. Mother used to tear the house apart for a week and all of us young ones (even Daddy) 2" rrp gcHlon would scatter until things settled hack to normal. Nowadays with air conditioning and so many PAINT THINNER easy-car- e cleaning spring products, be chore that neednt the was. Here are some of my cial tips to ease the pain. Dont spe- ground-i- tCOOD go by the calendar. is the very best for cleaning your Woolmark carnet. 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