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Show Thursday, October 8, 1959 THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS Page 3 vote and that be given by the majority of the board and they may ASSEMBLY . . . (Continued from Page 1) cial Agenceys is headed by Carl Samples, 5387 So. 5030 West. The Housing committee is headed by Roy R. Gibson, 4569 W. 4805 South. Health, Water and Sanitation is under Mr. R. M. Engard, 5293 So. 5020 West. Recreation is headed by Orsen J. Berg, 4574 W. 4805 South. Recreation is headed by Orsen Industries and Labor is lead by Mr. J. K. Cubertson, 4826 So. 4480 West. Planning and Beautification are under the direction of Oliver So. 5160 West. , 5221 The Church comimttee is headed by Glenn Sarbo, 5530 So. 4270 West. The Government committee is headed by Millie Oberhansley, 4150 W. 5500 South. The History committee is headed by Geraldine Payne, 5567 So. 5270 West. Education, trades, and service committee heads have not been selected at the present time. The House Keeping committees are headed by Naomi Bodine. Mrs. Pat Bevan heads the Publicity commit tee, and Advertising Manager is Gale Bruse. The Fund Raising committee is headed by Carl Nelson, and Arrangements are under Betty King. Following a heated discussion, the delegates voted to accept the rules as set up by the rules committee, the four articles are as follows: Article I Unitey Vote The unity vote ruling shall govern the decisions reached in each governing district. The number of votes cast under this ruling would be dependant upon the number of delegates present. The basis for reaching the decission under which the delegates are to vote will be the responsibility of the respective Article IV Delegates of Civic and Religious Organizations Delegates organizations the delegate have voting of civic and religious shall have a voice in assembly but will not rights. Grand Opening SHAT LOUNGE Part two of the community characteristics and attitude survey entitled Heres Looking At Ourselves Again, will be presented over KUED TV Monday, Oct. 12, 7:30 p.m. and viewed by Kearns and other areas. at FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9th FREE REFRESHMENTS SERVED from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. DANCING TO LIVE MUSIC! Following the presentation small groups will discuss and report their discussions back to the meeting. Copies of the report are available districts. today for delegates and others inArticle II Procedure For Assembly terested at Albertsons, Safeway, We shall adopt the Roberts Rules Valley Discount and the County of Order as parliamentary pro- Library. cedure for conducting the meetings. Article III Voting Rights For Board of Directors The board shall be given one tSL mws Patronize The Valley View Advertisers use this vote on all issues. by The King's Men Adult Evening High School At Cyprus Hi 3471 South Redwood Rd. AM 6-09- 13 Classes in English, phychology, and health education, for which a student can earn (3) thre high 740 REMINGTON AUTOMATIC - Cal. 280 school units of credit, are being Regular $134.95 - NOW $107.95 at Cyprus High on Monday, taught - Reg. $104.95 - NOW $94.95 Model 12 Winchester, 12-g- a. Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings beginning at 6:30 p.m. A fee of 30.06 PRACTICE AMMUNITION $40.00 for the three classes is beOnly $1.29 ing charged for the year to pay Duck Hunting for instruction. Books will cost BROWNING AUTOMATICS $7.00 for the course. Credit can be Special $127.75 & up given for work experience, military 12 Ga. SUPER X service, or previous high school LOCKER STORAGE NOW $3.10 $3.45 courses. If you do not have your For the Hunter high school diploma you are in16 Ga. SUPER X Deer & Elk - cut and wrapped vited to join us, said Dr. W. MelNOW $2.88 $3.20 vin Strong, director of adult educa- 20 Ga. SUPER X Next class is Monday evening, 2700 South 8975 NOW $2.70 $3.00 Ition. 12, at 6:30 p.m. in room 2 FRANK FALVO, Manager n MBiin 25 High. MWMMn West inrrr Slwiiiiw uy DAN RIVER FABRICS - Regular 98c per yard FAMLEE SHOES & CLOTHES MOV . FLANNEL: 59c, per yard The Best Prints for Boys' and Girls Pajamas TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: 3515 So. Redwood Road 1327 California Ave. Phone AM Phone HU OPEN 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Open 10:30 am. to 6 p.m. 4-8- 1 91 6-13- per yard 51 Ask for Doug's Big Family Discount Card LOOK! at these Discount Card Specials for this week for your Best Buy in RED WING HUNTING BOOTS Another Discount Card Value! Heavy-Dut- y 13 34 oz. WESTERN CUT JEANS Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping Sanforized - Reg. 2.49 - 2.98 val This Week - - $1-5- 9 Boys & Girls' Shoes WINTER Little size 3 to Big size 3 FOOT WEAR KOROSEAL SPONGE INSULATION BOYS' Ail Rubber MEN'S HEAVY DUTY 4-Buc- Regular $7.95 - reg. $4.98 - - Now $2.98 ALL RUBBER Now $4.98 Discount Special - $2-9- 8 For a Real Shoe Repair Job and Best Workmanship for LESS MONEY - See Doug WOMEN'S SUMMER SHOES HAVE YOU TRIED OUR Discount Special $1.98 CLEANING SERVICE? -- YOU RECEIVE DISCOUNTS WITH DOUG'S DISCOUNT CARDS |
