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Show Thursday, June 2A 1363 THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS CAMP FIRE GIRLS NEWS Day Camp for the Camp Fire Girls of Salt Lake Valley was a huge success. Held June 3 to 7 at the Taylorsville Recreation area, the camp provided many types of activities for girls throughout the - tea area. Among these activities was a nursery rhyme contest, which was won by Rita Josefeyzks group from Kearns. and headRattles, tom-tom- s made were dresses by many of the girls, and these articles were used in a darling dance done by 20 girls from Colleen Rieds and Kay Stevens groups. . The dance, entitled, Ten Little Indians, was performed during a Pow Wow which was held one day during the camp. Each group at camp participated in the Pow Wow with a skit or a dance. Other handicraft articles made by s, the girls were tote bags, and so on. Mrs. R. D. Spies of Salt Lake did a an excellent job planning the handicrafts, and Janet Hansen, director, had the games and activities very well organized. ban-.dana- Camp Fire Girls in Colleen Reids and Sue Bess groups made and sewed containers for flowers for their Decoration Day project. The proceeds went toward the girls weskits for their Camp Fire costume. Some of the Camp Fire Girls have enrolled for swimming les PageV , 13 S. t Return from sons at the Valley View Country Club. 'Jackie Krogman has announced her resignation as publicity chairman for the Camp Fire Girls. She has done an outstanding job, and will be missed in this capacity. Assuming the duties of reporting Camp Fire activities, beginning in July, will be Delores Tavey, a Camp Fire leader from the area. Camp Fire leaders who have news to report are asked to contact Mrs. Tavey, CY VFW Post 9322 News and Plans L Newsboys West Coast Trip Thirteen from Salt Lake City returned Thursday afternoon from a trip to the West Coast. They were: Martin Hansen, John Nemelka, Gary Moeller, Del-woffice window and see the new R. Brent McDon- v Ed Sorenson of Mountain Heating is having a tough time to get building not occupied. back on his feet after his two opBill Barton and Dennis Leonard erations. He is beginning to feel a little better but will not be on have been busier than two cran- the job full time for several weeks. berry merchants trying to get the home they are building ready for Mrs. Donna Orton, Mi6S Kearns the opening of the Home Show of 1961 is the mother of a 6 y2 lb Sunday. baby irl. Donna worked till closNewt Rolfe, a friend of mine and ing at Ferns Beauty Box, went to residents in the Keams-Huntthe hospital and had the baby at many area, died of a heart attack 12:30 Sunday. She wanted to return He was 57. to work Tnesday. Nothing wrong Tuesday. Newt was a life-lon- g with our younger generation not resident of and for was watermaster Hunter, being physically fit. the Hunter district and served Merrill NelsoiT returned from a faithfully and fairly. He enjoyed his garden and took great pride in trip to the Pacific Northwest where his garden, especially his flowers. he attended a company insurance He married Clara Langden of Salt convention. Says he gathered a Lake and raised two stepchildren lot of good information. and three of his own. All were one Richard H. Fuller, seaman ap- happy family. He has six prentice, USN, 6on of Mr. and Mrs. Horace O. Fuller of 4576 W. 5415 I will miss seeing him around South, participated in operation aboard the attack aircraft carrier his 6mile was very contagious. USS Kitty Hawk on June', when c President Kennedy visited the ship This is my bad week. You know to view a demonstration of naval and make friends over the years power. and their association. One newsboys in Hemingway, ald, David Stroh, Bruce Strok, Marine Poulos, Ronald Hunt, Marcel Garcia, Danny Cordova, Douglas Cline, and Thomas Harrison. These carriers and solicitors obtained fifty new subfor their scriptions paper during the months of April and May, entitling them to an paid, trip to Disneyland and other areas. three-mont- h all-expen- se five-da- y er . On Saturday, June 22, several members of the VFW Post from Kearns will be at the West Kearns School to tape the tricycles and bicycles in this area with fluorescent tape to make the bikes visible at night. Post members have been at the various schools in this area all spring but due to the wet, cold weather several bikes still need to be taped. This service is free of charge and we would like to encourage all the young cyclists in this area to make an effort to come over and get their trikes and bikes marked. In the event of rainy weather, it will be held the following week. Join our Lite-a-Bicrusade! ke On June 23, District No. 2 VFW Johnnie C. Wilkinson, seaman apPost members are having a meetUSN, son of Mr. and Mrs. prentice, ing at Fairmont Park in Salt Lake Donald G. Wilkinson of 4851 So. City. Members will have breakfast 4900 West, Kearns, recently reat the park and later in the day for duty at the Naval Stathey will participate in a ball game. ported All members from this area are in- tion, Newport, R.I. He graduated from Granger High School and envited to attend. tered the service in January. June 30 will be the annual VFW Larry S. Naylor, communications Day at Lagoon for all members and their families. This is an early technician second class, USN, son reminder so that members in this Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Naylor area, can start making their plans of 4351 W. 5415 Sotuh was proto attend. Each family is to bring moted to his present enlisted rate their own lunch. There will be free May 16 aboard the Seventh Fleet rides for the children and a pro- Flagship USS Providence. gram presented by the Kearns VFW Arch Coats is busy as a one-arRoad Show. Several prizes will also be given away during the af- paper hanger trying to get his ternoon. There will also be free new subdivision looking good for parking for all members attend- this weekend. The Home and Builders Show starts hext Sunday. ing. At a special meeting of the post Blaine Johnson of Walker Bank officers on June 14, plans and hopes he can move into his new awards were set up for the mem- quarters next week. It pains him bership drive which will soon be greatly to look out the temporary launched by the local post. Anyone interested in joining the local Veterans of Foreign Wars Post can or contact Henry Beech, CY any member they might know. 17 DRIFTWOOD BEAUTY SHOP They left on Sunday, June 9, via a chartered Greyhound bus at 6 p.m. Traveling almost non-sto- p they reached Los Angeles at 10:30 Monday morning. After registering at the Heyward Hotel, they ate lunch at Cliftons Restaurant Boarding their private bus, they made a tout of the city. They viewed the Lai Angeles Exposition Park, Graii-man-s -- Chinese Theater, Griffith Planatarium, Farmers Market and Pacific Ocean Park. After a dinner in a Chinese restaurant in Chin Town they returned to the hotel On Tuesday they visited the Wax Museum, Knotts Berry Farm, and1 Disney land. At Disneyland they spent most of their time at Tomon-rowlan- d. Their evening meal was eaten at the Red Wagon Restaurant enjoy at Disneyland. morning you read the paper and find they have passed away. This Even though the weather was ' applies to Mrs. Klea Tedesco, who cloudy, they took a dip on Wednes- - ' passed away Tuesday with a heart day in the ocean at Long Beiclv ailment. I worked under her hus- California off the Pike; rode tlid band, Fred, in the City Parks De- roller coaster and other rides. That partment and we became excep- afternoon - they watched the Los tionally good friends. My sympathy Angeles Dodgers' beat the Houston goes to the family and especially Colts 9 to 1 at the Dodger Stadiun 1 ' Mrs. Charlene Hunter, her daugh- in Los Angeles. ter, who lives in Kearns. Enroute home they ate breakfast in St. George and lunch in Fillmore RAYS Darker m SIP arriving back in Salt Lake City 3 p.m. Thursday afternoon. Four of the newsboys going Los Angeles also visited the Seattle Worlds Fair last year. 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