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Show 4 She 5s also a and Arizona. member of the hospitality committee at the Union Building, as well as being a talented performer of modern dance. The MURRAY, Utah, EAClE Tkt Stmt mi 44.rllar Thursday, April 4, 1963 Junior Civic League Tours Plant, Has Party Tciy!orsvi!!e School Holds I Nature Study Workshop Granger Norih Kearns. Guided by Jay Cooke, Kennecott employee and father of civic leaguers, the Reams Junior Civic League toured the facilities of the Arthur Mill of Kennecott Copper Corporation recently. The pizza party planned by the girls as a culmination of the membership drive was held at Luiggi's according to Kathleen Cooke and Colleen Cooke, club reporters. League Ready Granger. The WBBA Granger North League last week com- Vrv$ .' ' . J ' . pleted selection of officials for the '63 season. Elected president was Byron A. Young, 2838 LeMay Ave. Golden Muir, 3371 Brock St.. and Clayton Marshall, 3367 Hillsdale Dr., are the vice presidents, with Mrs. Marshall (Donna), secretary- - treasurer. Other officials selected were Blaine Duke, player agent; Ted Phillips, grounds chairman: Ed Collins and Devere Newbold. purchasing, publicity and equipment and Jay Mays, scheduling. Managers were also named for the league's three teams. They are Rex Lish, Yankees: Leo Paur, Warriors and Ralph Putnam, Redsox. Mr. Young announced olds wishing to join league play will try out Saturday at 10 a.m. at Granger elementary school. April 13 is the date reserved for nine-yeold entrants with April 20 dated for 11 and olds. All trials will be at Granger elementary, beginning j Registration Deadline Is 4-Head Set By H Taylorsville. Young people of the Taylorsville area desiring to work this be affiliated with summer were advised registration for clubs closes April 15. Those in the Taylorsville area wanting to join clubs may contact Mrs. Willard Carroll, community supervisor, 4-- a;;x. -i '?(f- i 10-ye- ar 298-758- Bec- k(Krom Page 2. Col. 6)) tor the International Smelter and Refinery Co. in Tooele. He now is with Kennecott Copper as senior scientist at the Research Center. at 10. Tooele was the Becks' home This year's play will be in the for a few years but in 1954 new WBBA park at 3600 W. they moved to their present 3100 South. Preparation of diahome. During the years, two monds on the site, donated for other children have been born. league use by Kennecott Copper, They are Douglas, nine, and has been in process for about Ray. who is five. They both atone year by Granger Jaycees tend McMillan elementary. and WBBA people. a YLMIA Maxine teaches class of Beehive Girls. She loves According to Mr. Young, it is anticipated two of the planto do needlepoint, and right ned four diamonds will be used now is completing a large piece this season. One will be 100'r for the piano bench. She is a room mother at Mccomplete, the other in a "parMillan for the PTA and also tially complete" stage to the extent that it may be used. Mr. holds membership in the WAIMME (Women's Auxiliary Young said the one to be fully of the American Institute of complete is in final stages at this time and will be ready by Mining and Metallurgical Engineers!. Here, too, she has held the end pf April. office. "we used to dance a lot." Magna Man Returns Maxine recalls, "and even belonged to a dancing club in From National Meet Tooeie. We kept up our membership after coming to MurMagna. Roy Smith will return home today after attendray, but it is quite a way to ty BaaaWaSiawiaaWwwMwtaaWfcaaaWaBwiatai. iiii&Bf travel, and what with one thing ing a week long convention in or another, we just find we Washington D. C. don't go as much as we once Mr. Smith has attended the did." U.S. Civilian Defense council Prom all NAMED OF was Like of us, Maxine has QUEEN Granger higrj's Junior midyear conference as a repdreams of what she would Susan Orr, center. Marilyn Johnson was first attendant resentative of region seven radsomeday like to do when the committee which covB. iological Karen Berrett was second. and section Story, time and circumstances are ers Utah, Nevada. Arizona, right. Her one love is to someCalifornia and Hawaii. day visit Hawaii. Activities during the confab This wish will probably not included a meeting with assis be fulfilled until her "main hobtant secretary of Civilian Deby" is all grown up and not in fense S. L. Pittman. an inlittle with for an thing need of such constant care as oyo spection tour of the protective now. For this lovely lady is not structural development center one to shirk her duties. at Ft. Belvoir Virginia and when love and Especially e challenge area's leading auto dealers, ac filing of committee reports duty are all packaged in one hasA teen to activities during the presented Denzil (Jer cording to Mr. puller. special bundle marked "home year. ryi Watts, Jr. of Watts Floral and family". in Murray. Millcreek Seeks Aid For results Ladv Lions Slate uh Want AiN! For Scholarship Fpnd Uu Uiihain Young sunimei Home in Millen'ek. Ice cream treats Officer Vote Soon tieorge. Prowlfr are in store for Millcreek Ele ' Magna. I.ady Lions enter- CHIROPRACTIC Rotarians in Murray chuckled nuntary students on Friday, tained Wednesday at their reg monthly meeting at the Monday at the introduction of liming the lunch hour, the ular IJons Community House. will sell ice cream sandPTA new member. a For Health Hostesses for the evening Roland Davis conducted the wiches for 10 cents. were Mabel Garfield, who was to ALL THE go proceeds initiatory ritual until he was Asthma Dizziness chairman of the event, assista doubting the Granite District Scholarship ed by interrupted Headaches Nervousness by Melba Matthews. Donna member, Bill Dunn. Seemed fund, which is available to Cross. Rhea Grose and Coral Pleurisy and Sciatica Bill didn't think Dick Wilde, senior students who plan to go Huisn. into District funds teaching. lucul Kiwanis of the Well to Respond president A musical group, the Keyclub, would really want to join are given to the State PTA notes Indies Chorus, Chiropractic Care was feaindiviand Fund he Scholarship didn't. Rotary. Which on the program. A slate of tured amount dual in the scholarships But it did piovide an April new officers was also presented Dr. Maurice E. Benson Fool's of $200 are sot up. day guffaw. ALL SCHOOLS in Granite to the group. Voting will be carI"rlrr Chiropractor ried out at the May meeting and jerry H. Zimmerman was district have an opportunity to installation will take place in numed to head the service de- participate in this fund raising June. PHONE CY project. Mrs. James Dalley, 4952 So. 4015 W. Kearns partment ofMr.Iury Miller, Inc., Zimmerman has thariiuun at M.llcreek remarkthis week. been employed by several of the ed "we hope to have 12 prospective teachers from Granite district receive a scholarship". WHAT' ately ar ar DISCUSSING ACTIVITIES AT Taylorsville elementary school's Science Workshop pre , Harry Dole, left; Edith Anne Dole, his daughter and Mateland Nay and his Now Is the Time daughter tesa Jean. NATIONAL MEMBER BY INVITATION SELECTED workshops all over Utah and one was held under Mr. Lawrence's direction a few years ago when he was principal at Whitlier. IV THE ROCK study session an actual collection was identified and charted. Some of the predominant star constellations visible in this hemisphere were identified and charts which can be held up to a night sky for identification were made. In the study of insects nets and cages were constructed, a vas dissected to grasshopper show body parts and various insect shapes were pointed out. A HIGHLIGHT of the workshop was the serving of canned bees to eat, known as a deliPicture at Left cacy in some parts of the so that one knows what to look world. Silhouettes of bird variefor and how to go about study- ties were made and habits to help in their identification ing these subjects." Conducting the workshop was were studied. Mr. Lawrence the Utah Nature Study socie- said literature on all fbup' of ty which arranged for all in- the subjects was distributed. structors and equipment used. They have conducted similar For Results Use Want Ads! Taylorsville The whys and wherefores of nature study were explored by several Taylorsville elementary students and their parents Saturday. THE SESSIOX was limited to 60 participants and all chose from a field of insects, rocks, birds and astronomy for a daylong science wodkshop. The activity served a dual purpose, according to principal James E. Lawrence. "The workshop gives an idea of how to study these things so parents and children may do something together", he said. "IT IS PLANNED to. increase the ability to observe Cleaning & Servicing MORTICIAN! In Cliapel or Church? Your Heating Equipment US We're Never Undersold All Types of Equipment Free Estimates $2.00 OFF TOWARD choice made in accord with , the particular religious traditions of our community. It is our duty to be familiar with all the religious beliefs and to ' serve you in accord with your preferences. This is our responsibility. gp - SEE BEFORE YOU BUY funeral services are Many in our chapel and many are held in the church a family designates. This is a Granger Prom Royalfy for.. . CLEANING & SERVICING OF YOUR FURNACE I Name n Address $2.00 OFF with this ad ilie prowler BILLS g i long-distanc- Heating & Service ! Fa3 MORTUARY 3289 S. Redwood Rd. 484-419- 2 I! :i if Now, Reddy Prpsentp j Excitingly New (: KO Polio Hi fs Round One Goal J HIS LINE? oculist? ophthalmologist? eye physician? Suit l4ke. Final tabulations Cpyrus Graduate Is on the first round of the Kn Top Sophomore At USU POLIO campaign in Utah showed f0.2 percent of the Petite Marsha daughter of Mr. and slate's population received th Mm V. II. Hendrickson 8891 Sabm oral vaccine, thereby takW, 3100 South, has lxcn select, ing the first big step towards ed by sophomore students at wiping polio out for good. UK. A LAV V. Macfarl.w. t'Sl' as one of 10 campus state polio chairman said. A l!'61 Cyprus graduate, 'This hus been the greatest Marsha is active In campus mass participation program to Magna n. nffairx She is affiliated with the Chi Omega Korority and Is head snug leader at the school, The group under her direction have pel funned in Colorado my memory in Utah Everyone was enthused and the widespread Interest was proved by 'he turnout We are now jus! 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