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Show Green River A Letter from Pearl, Beta ZeU News Beta Zeta members met at the home of Lynda King for their April social meeting. They spent the evening playing Pa-Kena, the prizes were white elephants brought by each member. An enjoyable time was had by all and delicious refreshments were served by Phoebe Elsenrath. Women's Clubs Attending the spring meeting meet-ing of Eastern Utah District of Iona and Barbara... Women's Clubs were Mrs. Louise Sherrill, Mrs. Lucille Silliman, Mrs. Lutille Hollo-way, Hollo-way, Mrs. Shirley Wadzeck, Mrs. Edna Anderegg, Mrs. Scott Anderson, Mrs. Iona Ekker, Mrs. Helen Tidwell, and Mrs. Grace Peterson. Mrs. Wadzeck brought home a first in art display, and the membership committee won a prize for a 14 per cent increase in membership. Mrs. Louise Sherrill represented the Green River Woman's Club as ! j ii i ( 7 r - hn.. On April 27 the Student Body President, Bart Hansen, witnessed the signing of the proclamation for clean-up-flx-up-palnt-up week by Mayor Rey Lloyd Hatt. May 7 has been set aside as "Clean Day." The Mayor, City Council, Chamber of Commerce, Jeep Posse, school, students and concerned citizens have pledged their support to this week and In making this community an Oasis In the Desert, a place of pride for all to see. id Clubwoman of the Year for the group. In the election of officers for the coming two years, Mrs. Helen Tidwell was elected Treasurer, Mrs. Shirley Wadzeck Wad-zeck Chairman of the Fine Arts Committee, Mrs. Iona Ekker, Public Affairs Chairman. Of interest to local people is the election of Mrs. Lois Milton Hatch as President, with Mrs. Etta Diamanti first Vice-President, Mrs. Myrtle Briner second Vice-President and Mrs. Ann Pool as secretary. The meeting was held at the Cheramie Reception Center, with a lovely luncheon enjoyed by the entire group. Mrs. Jeanette McAlpine, retiring president, conducted the affairs af-fairs of the day. Birthday Bridge The Birthday Bridge club met at the home of Edith Gardner, to honor Mae Sili-man's Sili-man's birthday. In play were Grace Peterson, Mrs. Noreen Wilson, who won high, Mrs. Lucille Silliman, Mrs. Helen Tidwell, who took the traveling prize, Mrs. Letitia Thompson, and Mrs. Virginia Stephens filled in for May Wilson and took low prize. After lovely refreshments served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Stephens, the players returned home, but turned their clocks ahead and found they had been out until 2 o'clock in the morning. Vacation I have been away on a vacation trip. Mrs. Vi Nielson of Leamington, Utah, picked me up Wednesday and we spent the rest of the week around the Bluff-Mexican Hat area, driving out to Oljato on the Navajo Reservation and returning by the Four Corners. We visited in Bluff with Mrs. Roadlie Goldman, and with Mr. and Mrs. George Hatch, who have recently moved to Bluff to make their home. We really didn't do anything spectacular, but we sure did have a good time. Now it is back to the old routine. Home for Summer Tammy Ekker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ekker, is home from BYU for the summer vacation. In Hospital Mrs. Florence Howland is hospitalized in Moab for a bad kidney infection. She will be there for another few days until the condition responds to treatment. Few Days Home Mrs. May Wilson is home for a few days. She will return to the nursing home in Grand Junction after a brief vacation, where she will remain until she can use her artificial limb. Open School You are invited to come to the Green River Fire Hall Thursday at 6:30 p.m. to talk to some School Board members, memb-ers, teachers and parents who have worked in open school systems. A photocopy of the petition was left at the School Board and they will act on it at their May 10 meeting. Your response and interest will be . the first consideration in their decision. You have a golden opportunity to make your voice count now. We look forward to seeing you at the meeting, April 29. Green River Credit Union This past week the Green ,r River Credit Union was audited audit-ed by Federal Examiner Earl Erskine and account verification verificat-ion notices were mailed to Monday, April 19. Three parents, four teachers and an administrator were also present pre-sent and in support of the new elementary building. The "petition" does not request that the plans for the building be publicly displayed (which they have been) nor does the petition say anything about wanting a "meeting to be called to discuss with parents and taxpayers the open space (sic) design of the building." In closing may we say if you want your eye sight corrected so you can see straight, go to the appropriate person who is qualified to correct it, don't go to the auto wrecker or disc jockey, they have a different skill. A public meeting will be held on Thursday, April 29 at 8:30 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium. Everyone who wants factual information should be there. Mr. Ralph Edwards or John Elder, architect for the building, build-ing, will be there, as will be a representative from Hauser-man Hauser-man Mfg, who are the manufacturers of the moveable move-able walls. Mr. Edwards has designed schools in Carbon as well as other districts throughout the state and in no way is this an "experimental" (sic) design and he will so inform you. Come and become informed. inform-ed. Judith L. Evans Lucille Silliman Noreen Wilson Olive Anderson Bruce Nelson . George Robert Smith Carol Durrant Blaine Evans Jan Howland George Thomas Bun James Banasky Letitia Thompson |
