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Show 02 D) d- - tr c! H H O 0) i oi PT i- -" c o o d-- Ha UBRAItt of irftH a J 1)J . N. : Volume V Increased opportunities for Utah businesses to take part in missile and rocket work was predicted Thursday by Bryce Wilhite, assistant general manager and technical director of Thiokol Chemical Corp, Utah Division. Mr. Wilhite was host to members of the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce, Board of Governors and Military Afairs Committee at Thiokol Chemicals Corp., large, sound CDP Fund-Raisin- g Campaign Goes Into Action If you like to eat, dance and have a lot of fun in general, make a date for Saturday, Dec. 5. This is the date set by the Kearns Fund Raising committee of the Community Development Program for a big dinner dance. It will be held at the Kearns Jr. high school at 7:30 p.m. in the muiti-purpo- se room. A wonderful barbecued Elk dinner is planned, to be followed by dancing with muse to be furnished orchestra. Only 400 by a tickets will be sold for the dinner, that will be catered by Pronto Catering Service. This means that if you wish to be included in the number to enjoy this luscious dinner planned, contact one of the officers of the fund raising committee at your earliest convenience for tickets. Proceeds from the evening will provide finances to conduct the n groups of the Community of the various phases and opment Program. six-pie- - LAKE- - Salt Lake County, Utah, Thursday, November 12, 1959 UTAH DIVISION EXECUTIVE PREDICTS INCREASED ROCKET BUSINESS FOR UTAH ce Devel-operatio- Am. Legion To Hold Bingo Night The Kearns American Legion will hold its monthly Bingo Night Saturday, Nov. 14 at the Kearns Community Center at 8 p.m. The regular monthly executive meeting of the post is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 19 and will be held at 5121 So. 4460 W. at 8 p.m. All Citizens Urged To Attend Delegate Assembly The fact finding committee on civic organizations have released some very interesting data in their current report. The committee found that just six per cent of the adult population in Kearns belong to civic adult organizations. All of these groups want and need new members. To encourage anyone interested in finding out about these organizations, a complete roster of both the adult and juvenile groups of Kearns is included in each report. They want to encourage everyone interested to use' it. By tabulating the percentage of people that belong to organizations resiby the number of years of the was it dence in the community, the feel must found that the people need for being welcomed since the highest per cent of joining occurs after they have lived here for a number of years. n, Kearns 14th Ward Prepares Bazaar The Relief Society of the Kearns 14th Ward has scheduled a bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 14 from 5 to 8 p.m. It will be held in the recreation hall of the Kearns North Stake House. Bring the family for the evening. Featured on the dinner menu will be a cube steak dinner. Cartoons and games are planned for the children, in addition to free ba-loon- Library Group tuiHiD a Real Succes: The first action project of the Kearns Community Development program took place Saturday morning at the grounds of the Kearns branch of the Salt Lake County library, 5355 So. 4280 W. - Dr. Burton F. Brasher, chairman against the rubbish, weeds and rocks, and even an occasional little mouse, made the refreshments offered by Edith Hunting, Helen Knickerbocker, Betty Romero, Sha-no- n Simons and Lorna Wenta, a real treat. of the Library Fact Finding committee, lead members of the various districts of Kearns and local volunteer citizens in cleaning up Only one injury was reported during the days event. This was a back injury sustained by Mr. J. C. Nickerson, who was taken to the clinic. First to arrive on the scene was Anyone who saw the before and after effects of this cleanup could not doubt that the first project has been a real success. and burning debris on the grounds of the Kearns library. Mr. Allen Hatfield with his tractor and springtooth to help loosen up some of the weeds in the area. He arrived at about 8- a.m. Trucks - were furnished by Floyd Hunting, Charles Patrick, and Harold Rush-toMr. Rushton, though living outside of Kearns city limits, has been made an honorary citizen, because of his many efforts towards the building of Kearns as a community. CuX Number 45 Ciean-- u propellant rocket engine facility near the northeast tip of Great Salt Lake. Lt. Col. R. J. Iverson, Air Force OIC, and Major Maynard also Nelson, assistant AFOIC, greeted the visitors. Thiokol activity encourages small business subcontracting and is especially interested in working with vendors and suppliers of materials and services in the Intermountain area, said Mr. Wilhite. More than ten million dollars worth of business has been done with firms in Utah this year, Mr. Wilhite added. This is exclusive of construction contracts. The visitors included: Mr. Leland S. Swaner, Mr. H. J. Riggert, Mr. Ned Winder, Mr. Herman J. Jansen, Mr. James C. Littlefield, Mr. Charles R. Schaaf, Brig. Gen. J. Walace West, Mr. Allan Shott, Col. G. K. Moody, Mr. William K. Biins, Mr. Kirby E. Kirgman, Mr. Clem S. Schramm, Mr. William D. Back-maMr. J. Ray Dunlap! Mr. E. H. Azbill, and Mr. James Hodgson. c S- - frocstr- The Fastest Growing Community In UtahT Serving Kearns, Granger, Hunter, Magna, Taylorsville (See additional photos page 3) Cyprus High Slates Sports Day MAGNA Sports Day is a day set aside for the competition of various sports for the students of the Cyprus high school. The boys of the differnt grades will compete in basketball, volleyball, water polo, water basketball, and wrestling. This competion is scheduled for the sixth and seventh period classes. For additional fun, games of jacks, marbles and jump the rope are to be held during the noon hour. Friday, Nov. 13 from 3:30 to Dance is slated to take place in the school gymnasium. Admission is 50 cents per couple. Those attending will dance to the music of Steadmans Orchestra. The young and old alike got into the act Saturday as the citizens of Kearns worked together towards building and obtaining, the things they want in their community in which they live. Children, as young as two and one-haup to four years of age, were carrying rocks and pulling rakes. Dr. J. D. Williams, consultant from the University of Utah was on hand for the event, wielding a mean shovel and rake. lf s. There will be many Christmas items, such as doll clothes, toys, household articles and clothes for members of the family. Plan to come and enjoy a pleasant evening. Kearns C.D. Committee To Hold Meeting Approximately 200 Kearns residents can pat each other on the back and say well done, neighbor. The volunteers turned out armed with rakes, hoes and shovels to take on one of the projects recommended by the Library Fact Finding committee. Two and one half hours of work Lorna Wenta, John Knickerbocker, and Helen Knickerbocker, prepare pans of hot refreshments for citizens cleaning Library grounds. The Government Fact Finding Committee of the Kearns Community Development Program have scheduled Thursday, Nov. 12 for a meeting night. The meeting will be held at the Catholic Recreation Hall at 8 p.m. The special guests of the evening will be the Mayor of Midvale and of South Salt Lake. They will discuss the problems they encounter in governmental organization in their communities. Anyone interested in working on government survey committees are urged to attend this meeting, as volunteer help is needed to work on problems in this category. Powell Takes Utah Bar Lyman B. Association Oath Lyman B. Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Powell of Taylorsville was recently sworn in as a member of the Utah Bar Association. Mr. Powell received his schooling at the University of Utah. Mr. Powell plans to practice Many trips were made with this truck volunteered in cleaning away the rubbish and rocks accumu- - 11 p.m. the Pep Club Girls Preference n. lated on the grounds of the Kearns Library, Many citizens donated their labor in this project. CT $ O J t"1 4 1 |