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Show Page 2 THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS Kearns JC to Acquaint Residents With Candidates Before Election In order to better qualify the citizens of Kearns as they vote on September 13 and again in November, the Kearns Jaycees, with Darr Harward as chairman of the project, have undertaken to bring as many candidates for public office as possible to Kearns to speak and to acquaint residents with their qualifications and political viewpoints. Laurel Brown, candidate for Secretary of State, spent the afternoon and evening in Kearns Wednesday, August 31, making personal contacts as well as being the speaker at a rally held at the Kearns Improvement District Patio. Mr. Brown discussed points of interest on things he feels are necessary to good government in his desire for becoming Secretary of State. He discussed the need for education, police protection, and gave his pointers on municipal government. Mr. Brown also stated that the people in county 'areas should take a great deal of interest in County Commissioners, as it is through them that people in these areas receive their government controls and aids. Also spending an afternoon and evening in Kearns on Friday, September 2, was Ira Huggins, Democratic candidate for Governor. Mr. Huggins, who also spoke at the Kearns Improvement District Patio, expressed his concern for educational needs in the Granite School district as well as other Thursday, September 8, 1960 Granger Bowling " ', '. ' V v "' ' J News KWIC-KMUR-KNA- I great industrial potenial in he state and would use all means to bring greater industrial expansion in the rural areas. Kearns Bowling News Only two openings are available at the Kearns Lanes, according to Three candidates are tentatively Roy Ohms, manager of the alleys. scheduled to speak this week in They are in the Wednesday night Kearns and greater participation by Mixed Doubles. Kearns residents at these political All other leagues are filled and rallies would be appreciated. the season has started with some pretty fair scores. For the ladies, Pat Anderson, HSG 226, HSS 515; Elaine Barger shot a 203 and Ohleen Leather-woo- d had a 543 series. High mens scores, Carl Calder-woo238; and Bob Ford. 234 Hugh Bailey got a 627 series with Fire Chief Jones was in Kearns Joe Mayfield close behind with 612. Joes Mission Cafe has a high Tuesday, Sept. 6, to instruct in the team series of 2990, including high proper procedure for weed burning game of 224 and high series of 614, in commercial areas. by Ray Ohms. In Rays series he Plans were made for a general his a clutch 200. weed buning on Saturday, Sept. 17. Everyone is urged to come out and help to clean up the community. Participants will meet between the shopping center and the Junior 19-20-21 High School on the above mentioned day. Kearns Makes Plans for Weed Burning ii 66 TUNE-U- P STATION FALL SPECIAL - $5.50 (plus parts) Winterize Your Car Now! Northeast Corner Kearns - K TUNE IN September 19-20-- 21 WE LOOK FORWARD TO SAYING "HELLO" TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS Drop in our place of business and look over our fine Display of OFFICE EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES "Ask For Joe SEHEE" SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE 623 So. State St. - Salt Lake d, SEPTEMBER PHILLIPS RADIO KSOP Scott Orr, manager Dalton Lanes, needy districts. He expressed the is looking forward to the best need for federal aid to education season since the opening. and qualified this statment with All leagues will be under way some reservations. this week, according to Scott. The He complimented our community only openings are in the Wednesfor activities completed and stated day night Mens League bowling that as Governor he would realize at 9 p.m. the need for such areas in the state Anyone interested in entering as Kearns. He expressed a definite a team should contact the Delton desire for better managemeht and Lanes, CY immediately. labor rlations throughout the state. Mr. Huggins felt that there is - "? Watch for BIG STREET DANCE LIVE MUSIC! lamoreaux KSOP - KWIC WATCH For 1o SEPT. 22 KMUR -- KNAK Will make a GREAT Attorney General Vote Democratic! Your democratic Candidate for Governor Says; "If I am elected to the office of Chief Executive of this great state, I will resign immediately from the numerous executive positions I now occupy in various industrial, insurance, poultry and other commercial enterprises to the end that my entire time is devoted exclusively to the principal job of promoting and improving the general welfare of the state with special attention to better labor relations and the development and facilitation of irrigation, industrial, mining, scenic and tourist trade aspects. "If elected Governor, I intend to put into effect during my administration certain economies and improvements which will not only reduce the tax burden, but will, at the same time, improve State administrative services to the public. In other words, I favor a progressive program but would expect a full dollar's worth of value for every tax dollar spent." WILLIAM A. (BILL) BARLOCKER Paid Political Adv. |
