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Show Page 3 THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS Thursday, April 30, 1959 NEWS FROM KEARNS District Convention The American Legion District No. held their convention Friday, April 25th at Wendover, Utah. Fourteen Posts were represented at 8 the convention. New officers that will hold position during the coming year are Glen Peysar, from Post No. 131 in Dugmay, commander; Senior vice is Milton Gibbs of Post No. 132, in Kearns; and Jr. vice is Morey Schofield of Holiday Post No. 171. All of you old soldiers who served time in the army will certainly remember inspection day. Im not talking of the regular weekly inspecion by the company commander. This was just a routine inspection that really didnt amount to much. Im speaking of the really big inspection that came around a couple of times a year. A week before the big shots were to arrive everyone pitched in and G.I.d the barracks, as it were. Everything, but everything was cleaned, recleaned and then cleaned again. Everyone was on edge when the inspectors, complete with white gloves arrived on Saturday morning. The white gloves were actually not part of the uniform. They were used as Ken Sampson, of Delta, has been part of the inspection. Five Colonels would reach living with his sister and her fam- under basins, in back of ventilators, on top of beams ily, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and if so much as a speck of dust appeared on any of Kearns. The Bishop of Kens of the white gloves, a fate worse than death was ward in Delta has called Ken to administered to the occupants of the barracks. fulfill a mission in the Nohthem This nerve wracking experience has a counterState mission field. Kens farewell was held Sunday, part in civilian life. It is called a Bridge Club and the April 26, at Delta, and through inspection comes around once every four months. special invitation from the Bishop The reason for this is that there are eight ladies in of the Delta Ward, the Kearns the club and they rotate the games amongst all the Stake and Gleaner class at- members every second Friday. tended both the farewell program The actual playing starts at eight oclock in the and a Ward reunion that was held evening but the activities start about six a.m. of the Saturday, April 25, at Delta. fateful day. At that time everyone has to get up and out of the house within an hour. Then the windows KEARNS NORTH STAKE are cleaned, the rug is pulled up and cleaned, new The Kearns 4th Ward will hold are put up if need be and so forth. curtains Fun-er-ea Ward Carnival June 4, 5, 6. This will be held on the The last time we had club at our house I got a black top of the Stake House. It little I went to bed around midnight the night will be in operation afternoons beforepeeved. Club as its affectionally called. Around and evenings on Thursday and three in the morning I got up to get a drink of d will operate all day on water and when I got back in the bedroom my wife Saturday. had made the bed. The couch isnt bad to sleep on Glen I Martin will be chairman but it without a blanket. They had gets a little of the carnival. The public is invit- all been ironed andchilly put away. ed to come and enjoy refreshments The evening of club, dinner consisted of sandof hamburgers, hot dogs, drinks, and cake, There will be wiches on paper plates on the back porch. The dishes had been sterilized you understand. I enjoy eating outside but when youre in snow up to your knee caps it leaves a lot to be desired. But eating this way has at least one consolation. You can eat in a hurry and then come back in a warm house. At least I thought I could. I should have realized that with snow on our shoes, the inside of the house was put off limits. But I had some work to do out in the garage anyway. DINNER NETS NEW OFFICERS At a dinner meeting of the Lady Lions of Kearns, held Friday April 24th at the Hi Jinks Cafe, new officers for the coming year were elected. Mrs. Betty Sarbo holds the position of president, with Mrs. Marlene Pierce serving as secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Ralph James is the reporter for the club. But because I believe in Clubs for women I I even pitch in. Like cleaning out the ducts for the furnace and dusting off the refrigerator motor. I wanted to voice an objection when my wife asked me to move the bath tub so she could clean under it but being a dutiful husband I acquiesed. Thats a nice way of saying I did what was asked to keep my skull from being dented. At least she didnt ask me to pull up the tile in the kitchen so she could sweep under them. I did that last time we had oub at our house. I guess she didnt think of it this time. dont put up much of a fight. In fact LDS DOINGS After the girls arrive, the first seven or eight hands are played blind. The seven guests are too busy looking the place over to pay much attention to their cards. The hostess is extremely nervous the first hour or so but she is happy with the fact that in two weeks shell be at one of the other girls homes as an inspector instead of being inspected. M-M- en r ' i J V f ' ' s - ' v PERFECT GIFT After the inspection is over the girls settle down to a nice evening of bridge and a good time is had by all. If all the ladies hold good cards they might even forgive the hostess for the thumb print that someone found on the baseboard when they pulled out the stove. By accident, of course. e, for Mothers Day ... in extension telephone 9 new of choice colors, your attractively gift boxed and delivered to your home. Just call your telephone business office. 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