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Show Mrs Val , Debbie Lamb, Melanie and Bobby Lee and Karen Kay Gatehouse. Mrs Gatehouse, Mrs Farnsworth and Mrs Lamb supervised. Former White City resi dents Mr & Mrs Derald Til ley and family were visiting Mrs Tilley's mother, Mrs will have a dinner party for adults with a program furn-- ' ished by the Seventies May WHITE CITY J. Hallstrom at the Seventh and Eighth Ward Chapel. Girl scout troop 147 had a surprise party for Margie Farnsworth's eleventh birthday Apr. 26. The girls who attended were Donna Curry, Jeri Bogedahl, Tamara Brown, Slaci Fenton, Karen Ferguson, Suzanne Ferre, Kim and Kelli Hiatt. Vicki Lynn Merriam, Michelle Nance, Lorrie Shaw, 3 7 Officers Honored at School PTA Alta View school held a farewell luncheon May 1 for the PTA officers. Anita Chapman gave a speech of appreciation. Salt Lake Safety Council and the teachers of Alta View gave a bicycle safety test April 26. After a riding course, bicycle inspection and written test, 15 children obtained licenses. The third grade students of Alta View went to Farm-ingtoBay bird refuge on a field trip Apr. 30. under the supervision of Mrs Nelson. Mrs Wiggington, and Mrs Smith. They had lunch at Liberty Park and visited the Tracy Aviary and then on to the University of Utah Art Museum, dinasaur museum, and the biology build- and Bee-bee- Freer. Ruby Mr Tilley him from brought with Portland, Ore., a team to compete in the volleyball tournament. They returned to Portland May 2. Mr & Mrs Gary Chapman are tamny leaving ray. Mrs Demont Beck-steaand Mr & Mrs Ray Reynolds went on a tnnr nt the Manti Temple Apr. 27 and also visited BYU. Mr & Mrs Robert L. Jones Mr & Mink Rancher Head of Emba entertained friends at dinner at their home May 4. Later everyone helped in building their patio, Laura Simonds has returned home after surgery at Cottonwood Hospital. - Richard E. West Jordan, was 1966-67- . Another prominent Utah Alma Erekson, rancher, American Fork, was elected chairman of the marketing committee of the association. Mr Erekson has served in several association capacities during the past few years. Westwood, president of the Emba Mink Breeders world's Ass'n., largest fur trade group, and producers of fine mutation mink, at the association's - 4,000 Emba represents ranchers in o siaica in a marketing capacity, setting quality standards for mink throughout the world. Utah is third in United States mink production, raising over 625,000 mink. membership meeting at the Hotel Schro-eder- , Milwaukee, Wis. Mr is serving his Westwood second term as president; he was vice president in semi-annu- West Jordan White City to live in Mur- The Midvale Sentinel The Jordan Guide Page 10 Midvale, Utah Thursday, May 9, 1968 Sheryl Lee Meeker and John A. Taylor, students at Westminster College. In celebration of the enan announcegagement, ment party was given by the future groom's parents, Mr & Mrs Irvin W. Taylor, Westminster Students to Wed An Aug. 24 wedding at First Presbyterian Church is being planned by Miss 2460 7600 South Thurs- East day evening. OPEN 9 to 9 n ing. Bell View school will have their annual cleanup day and carnival May 17. The orientation meeting at Bell View for parents and preschool children will be held May 10. The children will be checked in the same day. The First grade students of Bell View were taken to Zoo and the Municipal Airport Apr. 26 by Mrs Lee, Mrs Walker and Miss Long. Ho-gl- e Students Emphasize Litter Control Since May is "Litter Control Month," the Edgemont school is planning the fol lowing activities: they will glVC I CLUglllUUIl SpCWUl OPEN FACE SPINNING REELS CLOSED FACE SPINNING REELS AUTOMATIC REELS CASTING REELS sfip IM 6400 SO. THE LITTLE -L- IKENFWi BOAT or CAMPER JACK fURRAY s' 1 yJ ) Geared for Easy Use. 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