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Show cj Ui D) ( CD 403 c? tr n co 23 O c Ha H TO a c c 0) P . ct" 03 Salt Lake County, Utah, Thursday, December 24, 1959 Volume V 4 o j- The Fastest Growing Community In Utah O' hc CD Serving Kearns, Granger, Hunter, Magna, Taylorsville fc" D Number 51 David Gourley PTA President Announces Arrangements with Santa Mrs. Ernest Wessman, PTA pres- Merry Christmas and a Happy New announces that ident, arrangements Year is extended to everyone, from have been made with the North the David Gourley Elementary Pole for Santa to be at the school School. with gifts and favors for the children. It is with sincere hope that the children of the David Gourley School may be allowed to reach their homes safe from accidents on the way. It is the estimation of the school faculty that if there The mixed chorus from Kearns were crosswalks at 4420 West and crosswalks along with a traffic Jr. High School, under the direccop at 4865 South and 4180 West, tion of Mr. Kelly Pearce, visited that the risk of the childrens lives the Salt Lake General Hospital and due to the density of traffic would the Fort Douglas Veterans Hospital last Tuesday to bring Christmas be greatly lessened. Mrs. Wessman also announces cheer to the shut-inThey sang nearis and carols Christmas school that the presented directory ing completion. It contains the them with goodies, prepared by the names and the addresses along home economics department of the with the phone numbers of the school. PTA officers and chairmen as well as those of the faculty and room iepresentatives. This directory may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Wessman, CY At this time the whole faculty along with Mr. McCarty, the princiThe Jr. Auxiliary of the Kearns pal, wish to thank the parents for Christmas Arnold their support in school activities American Legion Post 132, will be Wickham), during the play presented Mervyn and programs through the year of helping spread joy in their own granny (Gloria. by the 4th, 5th, and 6th grades at Monroe School. 1959- .- And a sincere . wish for a way December 23rd, when they take the stuffed toys they have HOME AGAIN made over the past few months, Mrs. E. J. Potter, formerly of to the Salt Lake County Hospital reto be distributed to the children of The following is a list of new into town, and knocked over Garfield, is home this week the childrens ward. all the houses and all the trees. cuperating from major surgery. jooks available at the Kearns Branch Library. DICKA AND FLICKA, RICKA, THEIR NEW SKATES, by Maj ADULT: Lindman. On Christmas morning, CHRISTMAS THE COMPLETE Flicka, Rieka, and Dicka reBOOK, edited by Franklin Watts. ceived new skates fastened to Everything for Christmas how shoes and they have a white to give, entertain, decorate and fine chance to use them on the celebrate and a treasury of frozen pond at Uncle Johns Christmas joys. house. TREASURY OF CHRISTMAS KITTENS AND PUPPIES, by Peggy DECORATIONS, by Zelda Wyatt Burrows. This is a real live aniSchulke. Your home, indoors and book mal with verses illustrated out, will be distinctive too if actual by photographs. you follow the suggestions in this delightful book. BOB CONCIDINES CHRISTMAS STOCKING. Bob Concidine tells BANK EMPLOYEES what Christmas means to him. CELEBRATE XMAS Kearns Jr High Go Caroling At Hospitals s. Jr. Auxiliary Helps Spread Joy Darel Rowley, Shirley Smith and rendered Christmas carols to Monroe School Presents Pageant The fourth, fifth, and sixth grades of the Monroe School presented their annual Christmas pageant for the enjoyment of the parents, by bringing the Christmas traditions from various places of the world onto the stage of the school auditorium. Members of the program committee were Mr. LaMar Dew, Mrs. Geneva West, Mrs. LaPriel Ferris, Mrs. George Park, Mrs. Ruth Cech, Mrs. Virginia Scharffs, and Mr. John Soderborg. Church - mm ran at Uferary . . JUVENILE: PLUM PUDDING FOR CHRISTThe employees of the Bank of MAS, by Virginia Kahl. A Christ- Kearns gathered last weekend for mas story in rhyme. their third annual Christmas party. THE FARAWAY CHRISTMAS, by The employees and their partners Edith Thacher Hurd. A story of gathered at Wrights. Restaurant on the Faralion Islands Christmas Services Foothill Blvd. for an evening of WITH BELLS ON, by Katherine dinner and dancing. St. Pauls Lutheran: Christmas Eve Milhous. This story takes place Mr. Donald L. Herzog, chairman in Pennsylvania, a good many of the at 7:30 p.m. and Christmas Day program, stated that over at 11 a.m. year's ago, and tells some of the the past three years, a sizeable in- News . Chriistmas customs which were St. Francis Catholic: Christmas from the countries brought Eve High Mass at Midnight at across the sea. the Parish Hall. Christmas Day CHILDREN: Low Mass at 9:15 and 11 a.m., THE LITTLE MAN DRESSED IN at the Church. RED, by Carl Raymund. The story of a little man dressed in red who came back day after St. Pauls Open House day, on his grey horse, rode Members and friends of St. Pauls Lutheran Church are invited to attend an open house at the parson-ag5 p.m Sunday, Dec. 27, from and from 9 p.m. 3-- 7-- 4c The members of Cub Scout Pack 259, of the Granger Community Christian Church and their parents enjoyed themselves at a Christmas 1 and 3 party last Monday. Dens presented a skit, A Christmas Acorstic and Dens 2 and 4 presented Christmas Bells. Severa other members gave readings and carols were sung by the group. Refreshments were served. BROCKBANK SCHOOL NEWS By Connie Whittaker Last Friday, December 18th, there was a basketball game held between the Brockbank Bees and the faculty. At the half the score was a close with the faculty ahead by one point. The ending score was Although the Bees tried hard with Tommy Perfilli and Ivan Turpin trying extra hard, the faculty won. 11-1- 21-3- 1. 2, crease has developed among their family of bank employees. The first year, seven employees gathered, the second year the seven had increased to fourteen, and this year the fourteen had increased to twenty-on- e employees. Bingo was played and prizes were awarded the winners. Dancing climaxed the evenings entertainment for the group. New Year's Awaited Eagerly The members of the Kearns American Legion Post 132 and their Auxiliary will hold their New Years Eve party December 31st at the Ace Cafe on Redwood Road. Members who wish to purchase tickets for themselves and their guests may contact Lyod S. Coley Tickets are by calling CY still available. An unidentified trooper of the State Highway Patrol, examines the gunshot marked car used by the fleeing youth in a weekend pursuit. Wild Pursuit Ends in Gun Fire a single pellet into the arm of the youthful driver. of Another the shots fired hit the side of a home owned by Mr. William Clawson, 4705 W. 5015 South. Mr. Clawson stated that he heard the three shots, one of which hit his home. From the third shot a single pellet spattered through a front room window, narrowly missing the head of a woman, then lodged in a wall over the head of a sleeping nine year old girl. The shot that hit the Clawson home resulted when Deputy Smith, who was driving at high speed, hit a bump in the road while turning and firing. The chase finally came to an end when Deputy Fox rammed the patrol vehicle into the youths car in front of the residence of one of suit the youths. The youths fled from One of the shots fired lodged their car into the house. A Kearns youth succeeded in fully arousing the old town last Saturday evening comwhen and a sixteen-year-ol- d panion decided to use the streets of Kearns as a race track. Included in the path of the raced track were the front yards of several Kearns citizens. The attention of Salt Lake County Deputy Don Fox was first aroused by the rate of speed the boys were driving. A chase that started at 4500 W. 5615 South at about 9:40 p.m., lasted for some 25 minutes through the various streets of Kearns. During the chase, Deputy Fox called for assistance and was joined by Deputy Don Smith, in another patrol car. Deputy Smith fired a series of three shotgun blasts at the fleeing vehicle, during the purfourteen-year-ol- d 12-gua- ge so-call- ed 4 |
