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Show The Fastest Growing Community In Utah Serving Kearns, Granger, Hunter, Magna, Taylorsville THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS Thursday, April 9, 1959 Kearns Jaycees Plan For Founders1 Day Carnival, concessions, fireworks, and all the trimmings are being planned for the fun of the old and young alike on Founders Day. At a previous meeting it was established that all booths will be of uniform size this year. Every organization interested in booths or any part of the Founders Day program, whether they are religious or civic organizations are requested to contact the Jr. Chamber of Commerce. Plans to be offered for the celebration will be discussed at a meeting to be held April 13, 8 p.m. in the south wing of the Kearns Jr. High. Any organization representative who have an interest are invited. The Jr. Chamber of Commerce are happy to welcome Reed Aitken as a new member. Any one interested in serving the public and personel development by joining are requested to contact Orin Hunter or Gene Andrews. Your Founders Day Events Chairmen Fire works display LaVar Allred Carnival rides Urban Gebo Concessions Farrol Lambert Kiddy activities Charles Foil Evening dance Gene Andrews Finances Gene Andrews Sanitation Edwin Costellio Publicity Ray Jackson . . Ladies Civic Club Entertains Vets Page 9 leaguettes Form for Spring Mrs. Sandra McGuire, District Chairman of the V.A.V.S., for the Kearns Ladies Civic Club, and Mrs. Bob Anderton committee member, joined with Mr. Herbert Russell to take a program to the Fort Douglas Veterans Hospital to entertain the Geriartric Wards A. & B. v Mr. Herbert Russell arranged for a band of fifteen boys and girls from high schools throughout the area to go along. These young people have joined together to form a calypso band. Three of the members are girls. The name of their band is the Southern Jamaicans. Leader of the band is Kent Rich with Allen Chati-li- n and Judy Chatilin on the violin; Brian Gibbons, accordian; Rolph Kuepper, guitar; Howard Rindlis-backe- r, maracas; Ted Cooley, bongos; Fred Babcock, bass; Sandy Harkness, dancer; Marygal Mansell, dancer; Sharon Jacklin, piano. The Leaguettes who will provide some of the sparkle during summer Little League play form for The patients enjoyed them so spring drills. well, the group is scheduled to return Thursday night, April 9th, The League-ettean all girl drill the WBBA Kearns National League participate in all the activities. at 7:30 p.m., to entertain other paThe idea started when the league Registrations of girls interested tient in the Veterans Hospital team was organized in 1958 by Mrs. for contest in a girls queen joining the group will be acsponsored auditorium. Venna Nash and is sponsored by 2 last year. The penny a vote cepted until May 1st, by Mrs. Nash, contest was to raise funds league 4797 So. 4420 West. activities. It was then that Mrs. Nash decided that the girls in this Lions Sponsor age group needed some activity to s were League-etteso the and enjoy Boatright born. Ticket Sale in Kearns Area Up to date 109 girls are regisThe Lions Club of Kearns are tered members of the group. At the sponsoring the ticket sale, being recent queen contest Beth Ann conducted by the Kearns Jr. High Hardinger was named queen for School students in this area, for the this season. Her attendants are McHenry Boatwright Concert to be Kathy Dilley and Bonnie Olsen. conducted at the South High School Evely Knadle, Paulette DeCol and auditorium, Wednesday, April 22, at Linda Slick composed last years 8:15 p.m. 50 of the tickets sold by royal trio. the Kearns Jr. High students will The uniform for the Leaguettes be turned over to the School Band consist of a short white dress with Uniform Fund. The Lions Club of panties to match and white major- Kearns are giving to the student ette boots. Funds are pdesently be- who sells the most tickets a $60.00 ing raised to purchase matching record player. hats. The purpose of this drill team Boatwright, a young American Little is create in more to interest baritone, is winner of the 1957 25 Lb $1.96 & League activities and to furnish Young Artists Auditions of the activities for the girls. 50 Lb $2.94 National Federation of Music Clubs. Mrs. Nash has already received He is a graduate of the New EngRegular $1.69 20 Lb an invitation for the Leaguettes to land Conservatory. He has appeared $4.10 the World Series of the WBBA in with the Boston Pops Orchestra, 40 Lb Spedal $7.25 Tooele, the week of August 17th. won the Boston Music Festival The girls will lead the parade and Award from among 2,000 contestants and has received the Chicago-an- d Music Festival Award. He has NOORDA'S appeared on Ed Sullivans Toast of the Town TV show as the outKitchen Set of Three standing vocal discovery of 1953. Service He is also twice winner of the Wood or Metal Cabinets Marian Anderson Award. For his BUILT IN APPLIANCES appearance in Salt Lake City, he will be assisted by the Swanee NEW COUNTER TOPS Singers. Dont miss a valuable perPHONE HU 12 formance, and at the same time help raise the total fund needed for 1410 CHEYENNE the Jr. High band uniforms. Tru Temper Tru Temper - Finest Quality . s, 9-1- AT THE SIGN OF THE BEAVER to Concert J&IIFRE0B PAINT ROLLER TRAY 79c MORGRO PAX PAINT BRUSHES GARDEN HOSE 50 Ft. 0 Complete $3.99 88c GARDEN HOE Finest Quality $379 GARDEN RAKE fSSSS 4-67- $3.79 DURFEY DRY CLEANERS THE CLEANER WITH THE REVOLVING SIGN OUTSIDE THE Kearns Shopping Center OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 4750 South Redwood Road Phone AMherst CLEANERS "YOUR CLOTHES BEST FRIEND" For Quality, First Class Dry Cleaning you can't Beat DURFEY'S FREE PLASTIC BAGS For Dependable Pick-U- p and Delivery Service Cell CY DURFEY 6-44- 79 61 |
