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Show Thursday, April 16, 1964 THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS Stan Darger To ' Elects Officers Address C. of C. Stanley Danger, secretary of the Salt Lake City Retail Credit Mens Association, will address a eon meeting of the Granger- er Chamber of Commerce April 23 at 12:30 p.m. at the Hi Hat Lounge, 3400 S. Redwood Rd. (1700 West), announced Henry Cameron, program chairman. Mr. Darger who is considered a specialist on the subject, will dis- cuss . promotion activities fo rthe Granger-Huntarea. er 1 Elect. Announced I Election of officers for the Kearns Junior Chamber of Commerce wil take place April 23 at 8 p.m. at the Catholic Recreation Hall, 5226 S. 4420 West, conducted by George 'Slack, president Nominees include LaVar Allred, Jerry Kalm and Cec Otte for president; Bill Lemmons, first vice president; Bill Corbett, John ONeil, and and LaVar Smith, second vice president; and Ron Egelund of Carl Nelson, Ron Egelund and Bill Lem mons. Oquirrh Hills PTA Elects The Oquirrh Hills PTA will have their final meeting for the year April 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the multipurpose room of tthe school, and elections of officers will be held. Nominees include Mrs. 'Art (Shirley) Stromness and Mrs. Richard Bla-in(Fawn) Ihler, president; Mrse. ei Wilcov and Mrs. Donald (Carolyn) Birch, vice idqnt; Mrs. Roland (Darlene) and Mrs. Larry (Betty) Me Arhur, secretary; and Mrs. (Geraldine) Brady and Mrs. G; m (Dorthy) Milar, treasurer. drs. 'Fred Gillette from the Gran-i- t Oquirrh District will install the ne w officers. Everyone is encouraged to come otftand participate in this election. will be Ajfcange in the male at this time. jSGale Bateman, principal, will be the main speaker ,and will dis- .cos school problems pertaining to (Genevieve) Cam-man- s, Mrs. Jim (Beverly) Glenn, 4217 W. 5615 South, was elected president of Alpha Kappa Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Inter- national, at the regular monthly business meeting of the group last Wednesday. Mrs. Glenn has been serving as president of the City Council, Epsilon Sigma Alpha for the 1963-6year. Others elected were Mrs. Val (Helen) Gass, vice president; Mrs. Jim (Jean) Hickman, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Lester (Shirley) Buckley, recording secretary; Mrs. Gerald (Gloria) Hallman, treasurer; and Sonny (Marlene) Roberts educational director. The officers will be installed May 13. The educational portion of the meeting featured a special guest, Mrs. Max (Conni) Lawrence, who was brought by Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Lawrence is from Denmark. She has lived in the United States for 10 years and has been a Kearns resident for the past seven. She illustrated her tour of Denmark with beautiful slides to acquaint the women with the beautiful country. A Danish Rum Pudding was served by Mrs. Roberts to add just the right finishing touch to the evening. Mrs. Alvin (Ida) Scoggan was a guest at the meeting, along with members Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Buckley Mrs. Gas, Mrs. Jack (Alice) Miller, Mrs. Lloyd (Clair) Pullum, and Mrs. Russell (Betty) Andrews. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Pullum. 4 Aal-por- Le-Gn- i th? area. i latertainment will be provided by school children who will pre-- i sent some of the dances which will be performed during the Spring Ferival. be served 'Refreshments will uhier the direcetion of hospitality chairman, g, New officers for the coming school year for South Kearns PTA will be elected April 16 in the schools multi purpose room. Chairman of the nominating committee, George Roth, has announced the following candi lates who are runnig for election: President, Eleanor 'Smith Ramona Hansen and Joan Brown; Vice President, Connie Bigler, Mardean Bingham and Betty Anderson; Secretary, Elva Benson Lusille Davenport and Joyce Gardner; Treasurer Dennie Henline and Deon Negekker. Dr. Royal Garff, guest speak-- i er for the evening, will discuss' Educational and Emotional Needs of Children. Entertainment will be furnished by Ida Johnson, teacher, directing her class in a musical presentation with song flutes. Refreshments will be served. Fawn Ihler. Fund Raising Chm. Announced Education. He has been Presi 'to help people to know what dent of the 'Adult Education to do when mental illness Council of Greater Salt Lake, strikes. and is a member of the Nationa Association of Public Schoo, Adult 'Educators. Dr. Hadlock and Mr. Blood, who is also Public Relations Director for the Mountain States Telephone Company, in a joint know that Duplicate statement said Some of the Did you is being played every iands raised are used to finance Bridge 8 p.m. at the home at 'uesday reNational the Associations of Ron Swim in Kearns? search into the cause, prevenDuplicate Bridge, affiliated tion, treatment and cure of with the National Bridge Assomental illness. But most of the unds raised in Utah will be used ciation, provides an opportunity to rules to help improve our local and to learn to play strictly land to constantly improve your state Community Mental Health acilities so that all patients game. Beginners and experienced get the benefit to modern treatare both welcome, and players ment methods; to expand our is a wondereveryone treatment and educational facili- ful time. Thepromised cost is just $1 a ties for the emotionally disturbed to play, and proceeds from d night children an dto su'pport our the game go to charity. program of public inforFor further information, call mation to reduce fear and prejMaxine Mackin, CY udice about mental illness, and Play Bridge Dr. Alton P. Hadlock Howard L. Blood, President of the Utah Association for Mental Health today named Dr. Alton P. Hadlock as Campaign Chairman for the 1964 fund raising campaign in Utah. The Bell Ringer Campaign for Mental Health will be launched April 26, 1964, and will continue throughout May. Dr. Hadlock is Director of Statewide Services, University of Utah, Division of Continuing year-aroun- IN THE raiMOTf. MWitMMS TODAY MATCH RACE FRIDAY, APRIL 17 It . . 9.J RECOMMENDED FOR GOLFERS VALLADARES - ADAMS Match Race at Half Time PTA Elections by-la- . be part of West Kearns School next year. All attending are urged to bring their PTA, membership cards in order to be) eligible to vite. Refreshments will be served. will Epsilon Sigma Alpha Page 5 The west Kearns PTA will elect officers for the coming school year Thursday, April 16 at 7:30 p.m. A special program will be presented during the evening by the 6th grade. The nominating committee has submitted the following names for the election: President, Mrs. Art (Arleta) Bigler, Mrs. E. A. (Jane) Moore, Jr.; Vice President Mrs. L. J. (Betty) McDaniel, Secretary, Mrs. Carl (Sally) Nelson, Mrs. C. N. (Elizabeth) Cluff, Treasurer, Mrs. Richard (Vivian) Lambert Mrs. Ted (Frances) Marsing. A special invitation is issued to parents from schools which , FRIDAY DS the & SATURDAY, APRIL 17 & 18 ame Time 8:30 deLIGHTful FAIRGROUNDS COLISEUM Saturday 7ckcff on Sal at t a.m. fo WMkdayt 6 p.m. Frl. Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1 Call for tickah, ratarva-tio& information. Bill A Nada'i Cafo, 479 So. 6th E. COLISEUM WHOPPER 335-414- BURGER DELUXE 50c WHOPPER BURGER 65' DOUBLE CHEESE 11 I nt EL 84 BOURBOP General Admission .$1.50 $2.50 Parquet Trdckside $2.50 ry IN SATURDAY April STRAIGHT 1 and SUNDAY 8th and . 19th ESTIMATED $500.00 1st PLACE Plumbing and Heating 91 POWDER PUFF CLASSIC VALVES - PIPE FITTINGS REPAIR PARTS Starts May 2nd TOOL RENTALS Sink Cable - Sewer Tapes - Dies - Cutters Wrenches - Soldering Torch REPAIR WORK - GAS OR ELECTRIC! REMODELING BOURBON WHISKEY. K PROOF, G00DERHAM 6 WORTS, PEORIA, ILL ts Fun to Play Bingo m 8:15 p.m. Estimated $20.0 00 1st Place Kearns Bowling Lanes l a ST. FRANCIS PARISH HALL 6th ANNUAL Do It Yourself Plumbing Supplies WATER HEATERS ZSUCCC4l Last Week To Bowl COPPER CUP CLASSIC PLUMBING . ' t ' Distinctive lightness and flavor in every sip ", THE 7th ANNUAL AM BOURBON 75c Kids 1,300 Exc.ll.nt Gan. Adm. 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