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Show e Irene Pierson, Etta Mae Smith, Linda Sharon Brackenbcrry, Norma Gay Brackenberry, Schneider, Kathy Smith, and Draper AM Q. Mary Allen. Planned by Mt Jordan Stake c The Mt. Jordan Stake fair will be held at the Draper Park, Aug- - 31 and Sept. 1, starting Friday at ,5 p.m. and Saturday at 10 a.m. dinners will be served both evenings. Everyone is if o invited to, attend. Outstanding displays will be featured at the fair including missies from nearby airbase facilities. Commercial displays CM O will feature products of nearby business houses and suppliers. A country store will be a main part of the fair with all types of merchandise for sale. Over twenty different activity booths will be underway and a continuous program will be presented through both days Marching bands, specialty acts, drill teams, exhibitions, com petitive sports, childrens races, l movies, will all be enjoyed. Gate prizes will be given through continuous ticket draw ings both days. In addition to the dinners, there will be many types of refreshments avail able. A large bakery goods booth will supply cakes, pics, cookies, home made bread, etc. Home made candy will be offered for sale along with many other) goodies. : Tickets can be purchased at the fair grounds for all activit ties. This stake fair b' the first activity of this kind to ever be held in the Mt. Jordan area Citizens are urged to support the affair. ' Funds from the entire activity will go towards outfitting the welfare cannery in Murray. ' ' . , gart have returned from Draper Fourth Gains Stake Skill Trophy The Draper Fourth Ward girls soft ball team took the skill trophy for the Mt. Jordan Stake. They also went to the division tournament and won over Midvale 16-- Their coach was Enid Eniss. The girls who were on the team are: Nancy Myers, Mari- ann Fagg, Jane Fitzgerald, Marilee Sjoblom, Gayle Law, Gayle Law, Beverly Law, Cheryl Fitzgerald, Marilyn Stone, Leone Smith, Sherry Community Fair Girls Staged by 4-- H girls had a communlast Thursday. There were about sixty exhibits open for public viewing. Ginger Hatch from Crescent was the judge. Each of the girls will have an exhibit in the county fair. Also Jolene Green and Wendy Fitzgerald will do demonstrations at the county fair. for the The ity fair 4-- 4-- Base Air Force They also visited with Mrs Mary Rogers of Pasadena and Cliff Dyer of Long Beach. Draper welcomes back the following National Guard servicemen and families from Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.: Howard Allen, Harold Allen, Nephi Fitzgerald, Gary Smith, Bill Alsop, Duane Howlett, Jerry Stone, Gary Howlett, and Craig Baird. Shirley Fitzgerald of Enum-claWash:, wife of former Draper resident P. K. Fitzgerald, spent the week end at her aw's home, Mrs Ruth Couple Exchange Wedding Promises Bonita Smith of Star Valley, Wyo., daughter of Mr & Mrs Frank Smith, Smoot, Wyo., and Gary Williams of Riverdale, Ala., were united in marriage by Bishop Alvin Hill. The July 27 ceremony was held at the home of Mrs Ruth Fitzgerald, an aunt of the bride. Fitzgerald. Out of town guests included Mr & Mrs Frank Smith, Smoot, Wyo., Mr & Mrs Dallas A. Smith, West Jordan, N. R. Anderson, West Jordan; Mrs Arthur Smith and Mrs Carlene Eastwood, Eureka; Miss Linda Maggart, Tampa, Fla.; Mr & Mrs Wayne Anderson, Provo; Mrs Kent Angell, Ogden. Miss Janice Rose of Ogden was maid of honor for the Those attending from Draper were: Mr & Mrs W. C. Fitzgerald, Clellie Ballard, Mr & bride. Mrs Paul Fitzgerald, Mr & Mrs The newlyweds are making Lynn R. Webb, Mrs Donna their home in Ogden. Mrs Erma Oliver, Kimball, Mrs Barbara Fitzgerald, Miss Sibyl Fitzgerald, Bishop & Mrs Alvin Hill, Mr & Mrs Crozicr Fitzgerald, Mrs Agnes Allen, Mrs Agnes Dansie, Reporter Mr & Mrs Gerald Fitzgerald, Am Mr Joseph Reeves, and Mr & Mrs Ralph Smith. Mrs Alonzo Freeman entertat a miscellaneous showained Mrs Agnes Allen has had her three granddaughters here from er for their daughter Mrs William Anthony, the former Whittier, Calif., for a five week Flora Freeman,- last Tuesday visit. They are Martha, Valorie at their home. Games evening and Chris Marie Bell. While were and refreshments played here they were honored at a served. family reunion. Mrs Anna Mae Sandstrom, Mr & Mrs Max Humphries Mrs Violet Morrison and daughwere hosts Saturday evening to ter Sondi, Riverton, were dinMr & Mrs Walter Yoshikawa ner guests at the Teams In and daughters, Trudy and Dana, gram home Sunday. They also and son Gary, all of Salt Lake. called on Mrs Arthur Crane The families of Tom Stowe, and daughter Mrs Marjorie Chris Benson, and Ben Reeves iorvath, Reno, Nev., and Mrs enjoyed, a week end at Star Lafe Crane. Valley recently. Visiting with their grand Draper was well represented mother, Mrs John A. Buterficld, at the World's Fair the last last week, were Sussie. Pamela. few weeks. The Henry Page Mell 2nd Scoit Bodell, Salt family, Stewart Leigh family, Lake, and Tony Bodell, Cali Tone Andrus family, and Bob fornia, Mrs Wayne Brower and chil Brown family all have motored to Seattle to see the fair. dren, Blackfoot, Idaho, are Earl Sadler, local postmaster, guests of the Vern Bodells this and family are enjoying a weeks week. Mrs Ilccne Oliver and grand vacation in the Jackson Hole children of Roy visited at the country. . A. H. Dansie lime last MonEarl Toone and family have day. Mrs Oliver was the forbeen to Moon Lake for a vaca- mer Ilcen Rindlischbach when tion. she lived in Herriman. Mr & Mrs Ralph Ballard and Mr & Mrs Clarence Dansie, Sanish Fork; were luncheon guests at xhe A. a. Dansie home Tuesday. Visiting the Dansies Friday were Mrs Delia Bills and Mrs Janie Newman, River- - Herriman - n. 26th Annual SALT LAKE COUNTY ill 6 BIG DAYS MONDAY ihru SATURDAY August 20Ki to 25th Dig FAIRGROUNDS, MURRAY DOWNTOWN MURRAY Winner of the County two-da- y expense-pai- d Sahara Hotel. Trip fo Queen Fair a Queen title will have trip to las Vegas, courtesy the PULLING CONTESTS TALENT FIND The MIA featured a skating party Tuesday evening in honor of the road show cast Members of the ward were invited to attend. Mr & Mrs Walter E. Crane accompanied Mr & Mrs G. N. Buttcrficld to Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, last week. Mr & Mrs . Tcarris Ingram were guests at the Page family house warming party for Mr & Mrs Eldred Hamilton, Riverton, Saturday evening. Other special guests were Mr & Mrs Ralph B. Kcclcr, Midvale. Thomas Ralph Buttcrficld, Salt Lake, former Bishop of the Herriman ward, was recently appointed Bishop of the Waterloo Ward, Salt Lake. The Buttcrfilcds are natives of Herriman. Mr & Mrs Orcn R. Dansie and family spent two days at Ideal Beach at Bear Lake last week. Mr & Mrs Henry Bodell and Miss Evelyn Crane attended a Miss Is Joan Bell Mrs Landers Darwin L. Landers claimed Miss Joan G. Bell for his bride in Aug. 9 ceremonies held in Skaggs Memorial Chapel of the First Baptist Church. Merwin Fairbanks, LDS Elder, offici- ated. ; The bride is the daughter of Mr & Mrs George O. Bell, 6758 Vista Circle Dr., Bountiful. They hosted a reception at . their home Thursday evening. The groom is a son of Mr & Mrs William Landers, 313 Pine, Jordan team which outplayed them 10 to 15." Mr ' Keith Whitmore traveled with the Tabernacle Choir to Seattle where the choir will perform at the World's Fair. Mr Lincoln F. Hanks who had served as mission president of the Gulf States Mission visit ed Granite last week. Clare Despain served under Mr Hanks in the mission field. Mr & Mrs Milton O. Gold were hosts at an open house for their son Sidney who is leaving to go on an LDS mission. Relatives and friends of the family were present. Mr & Mrs Clifton Higgins were hosts to Mrs Higgins' cousin, Nancy Walsh last week. Mr & Mrs Elvin Evans and their sons Craig and Chad have HMfflMH W ON STAGE I Thursday Friday Saturday FUll FOR EVERYONE CARROTS V y.jj-l!,LJ- V Margarine 25c lb. Mild 39c lb. Cheese 49c qt. Midvale. Bridal attendants included Mrs William Geurts, matron of honor; Mrs Ray Tolman and Mrs Reed Neel. Flower girl was just returned from their vaca Paula Lynn Bell. tion. They spent an enjoyable Best man duties were assumed time in the Uintah Mt3. after ' by Clyde S. Haslam, while Kel- which they toured the parks vin Landers and Dean R. John- in Southern Utah and Arizona. son ushered. Granite's a Granite O. Clare Despair) to i. Say Wedding Promises son of Mr & Mrs Owen M. Despain, discovered that a blind date can 0. Clare Despain, have far reaching affect. Foul years ago he met Lynctte Hunter on such a date and on Aug, 1 they will be imarricd in the Manti Temple. A reception will be held for the couple that Friday evening LDS Ward in the Thirty-thir- d meeting house, Salt Lake. Bridal attendants will be Dor- ienne Higgins, Janet Dunlop and Susan Hunter, Jr. Jan Higgins will be flower girl. Clifton Higgins will be Clare's best man. Donald Maynes, Dcon Springer and Ronald Berg man will usher. Clare has completed an LDS mission to Texas. He is present ly employed by the Beneficial Life Insurance Company. The couple will make their home in Granite. New Officers Assume Pioneer Camp Duties Daughters of the Utah Pio neers held a Brigham Young dinner at the home ol June Lar- kin. Twenty members were present and enjoyed a tasty chicken dinner. The new officers elected last spring will now take over their duties in the camp. These officers are: Cora Whitmorc, captain; Lorraine Archibald, first vice captain; Orilla Higgins, second vice captain; Millie Egbert, secretary; June Larkin, chorister; Wil mirth Simmons, chaplain; Emily Blair, registrar; Geneve Pingrce, parlimcn-tarian- ; Kay Morgan, historian, and Fay Parker who will be in charge of the scrap book. 10 Canned Milk Bread t. PEACH PIES lbs. $1.06 6 cans 79c 5 loaves 89c V" 35cqt. 49c qt. Sandwich Spread ;29e Sugar 3 lbs 59c . Shortening Salad Dressing ea. Saltine Crackers 2 lbs. 39c 5 lbs 79c Pure Lard : Butter 69c lb. . TOMATOES LETTUCE Hcib. Sirloin Steaks 49c lb. 59c lb. 49c lb. Round Steak Pork Steak explorers enjoyed river trip down the Salmon river of Idaho this week. They were under the guidance of Mr Terry Sage and Mr Robert Gull. Reports are that fishing and boating were their top experiences. . . The Granite Ward Elders Quorum are sponsoring a blood bank in the LDS hospital. It is planned that all members of the. Ward requiring blood will be able to draw on the bank for their needs. All prospective donors should contact Clare Despain, committee chairman. The Granite primary sponsored a TraiFbuilders Roundup Aug. 15 during which 28 boys and their parents were present. The boys graduated from the top pilot class into the class. 29c lb. 59c lb. 39c lb. Whole Fryers Rump Roasts. Large Franks Si Swift s Utah Spring Lamb . Lamb Lamb-Chop- Leg-- of s Stew Lamb trail-builde- The primary girls will celebrate their Lihoma holiday on Aug. 26. They will attend a luncheon at which 25 girls and their mothers are expected to attend. The Granite Ward Elders are now harvesting their corn crop which was planted on the new chapel's building site. Mr Lavoy Whitmorc,' who is in charge of the project, states that anyone may pick the corn by himself and then report to Mr Whitmore to pay lor it. The proceeds will ' help to support a missionary. ' The primary officers and teachers of Granite LDS Ward are selling' greeting cards to help raise money for the building fund. Mrs Anderson, president, reports that the sales are progressing nicely. Crane family get together at the home of Mrs Eunice Mor-lo- r, Magna, Saturday evening. Among those attending the wedding recepiion of Mr & Mrs Dennis R. Buttcrficld at Crest- wood Villa were Mr & Mrs John A. Buttcrficld, the James A. Millers, Mr ft Mrs- - Henry Bodell, the Earl Poors, Albert J. Crane and daughters Roberta Hie girls Softball team after and Evelyn and Mr & Mrs Wal their first game 4 winning ler E. Crane. Dennis Is the son were eliminated from the divi-- . of Mr & Mrs Ross Buttcrficld, sion tournament by a WesD West Jordan. Mr & Mrs James A. Miller and family were accompanied by Cliff Ward, Holjaday, to Vivian Park, rrovo Canyon, on a fishing trip for the week end. Last Saturday the Art Mit chells were accompanied by Mr & Mrs Ted Christcnscn and family to Mirror Lake. Mr & Mrs Art Mitchell and the Uintah family attended add -jBaMn reunion at Liberty Park aunday afternoon. Mr & Mrs Myron Sorcnson and Rose's Lime two children, EIMonte. Calif., spent last week as guests of Mr & Mrs Ned Sorcnson and All vodka driii lea are delifamily. cious... but a Gimlett That's The Guides' of the Primary a drlimte drink that calif for association held a cookout at Rekka to make It taste per Buttcrficld Canyon Fridav nisht under the direction of feet! That'i thermfGimkrt their leader, Mrs LaVara Mil For Sale 1 29c lb. 39c lb. 39c lb. Lamb Roasts Beef Roasts Pork Roasts ' i Ground Beef 3 lbs. $1.00 Pork Sausage 3 lbs $1.00 59c lb. Ground Round 1 freiaiuRi Quality Pickling ' A - ? VINEGAR 49 v cornea Deer jyc can , Chunk P.neapple 4 for 89c House & Lot ' i Fruit Cocktail 303 can 19c 1) 10 Frozen Lemonade FruitPunch. , cant MA BYC r9ccan 07 1st Ave., Midvale 5 Eig Rooms sweet conw George Saris . amsjsio Green Beans : Hei ska" makes Dill Pickles GIMLET Peanut Butter 3 lb. jar 89c 59c uvg the ttock car rices. PaGLOLItfVODrrA CGICIIA wa m mm irniia-m- t t tosrM VL wnffsk tow. f.) : ; i i wit ft tut. Flour Bleach 501b. Cheese Loaf bag a Canned Pop mm DowKiswa f.'iJv! 3.19 49c gal. 2 lbs 59c z: Vi!-- HGDAKS chcll. J. E. Miller and Orcn Dansie sponsored an outing to the fair grounds for the 'Deacons' of the ward. They enjoyed see- - 39c ea. 29c qt. Frozen Dinners Juice and "THE MULCAYS" CELERY Mrs Darwin Landers ust RAY CONLIN Clip Top APPLE PIES a tastier HORSE SHOWS HORSE Crisp Green Salad Oil 5-- FREE Vegas BEGINNING THURSDAY, AUGUST 16 V , Parade Aug. 20th IN EFFECTIVE PRICES mother-in-l- ton. Guest speakers at the LDS church service Sunday evening were Jack Buttcrficld and Bonnie Neilson, home missionaries. They were accompanied here by Mr & Mrs Lawrence Neilson, Bluffdale and Miss Bills, River-io- COUNTY n3)n' Calif- ornia where they visited their son, S. Sgt. John S. Norris, at Vandenbcrg Two Day Fair o children Linda, Lee, and John Norris and niece Linda Mag' mm |