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Show Thursday, March 9, 1961 GRANGER ELECTRONICS 4822 SO. REDWOOD ROAD EXPERIENCED REPAIRMEN Give Reliable Service "We Repair all Makes of RADIO - T.V. and STEREO" LOW-LO- PRICES W Phone AM 6-58- Page 7 THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS 41 School Mens CHURCH HEWS St Francis Catholic Church A games party will be held in the hall Saturday evening at 8:15 p.m. The jackpot will be $150. A smaller jackpot of $60 will be played for earlier in the evening. FOODS FOR ALL NATIONS will be featured at a dinner planned for March 19th from 4 to 8 p.m. The dinner will be a smorgasbord menu with specialties of various different nations served. Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs. Chester and will be Fassio, CY as follows: $1.50 each for priced 14 years and up (this includes At mm v and adults), 75 cents for ages under 6 years will be 25 cents. A date of April 15 and 16 has been set for the Variety Show being planned by various members of the parish. Those who remember the Minstrel Show will be watching for further details regarding the program. During the month of March, special programs are being planned featuring vocations from those in the High School of Religion. This program is a regular graded course open to high students not attending parochial schools. Trinity Methodist Church The regular meeting of the Methodist Men will be held at the church on Friday evening at 8 p.m. The Kearns Choral Groupt the Keynotes, has been invited to sing at St. Pauls for the Worship Service Sunday morning at 10 a.m. A Parents Month PTA meeting will be held Monday, March 13th at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The committees for the evenings presentation are: Program, Peggy Glas-soDorothy Hohenshelt, Birdine 'Samuelson; Publicity, Kathy Finch, Margaret Galgerud; Refreshments, Lorraine Hagen, Odessia Heltsley, Cleone Hess; Clean-UKeith Hohenshelt, Mike Kirk and Pastor 6-1- 4, n, p, DO YOU HAVE AN OLD PIECE OF FURNITURE? SG6 Sammy. Genealogy Classes DON'T JUNK IT! SUPERIOR UPHOLSTERY CY 4060 West 5400 South When We Get Through With Your Furniture 8-06- 50 IT WILL LOOK LIKE NEW and MUCH CHEAPER - CALL US - ESTIMATES FREE - The Kearns Stake Genealogy has organized a beginners class in Genealogy whereby you may learn the fundamentals in preparing your Genealogy sheets and doing research. Beginning March 10 at 7:30 p.m in room 19 at the Kearns Stake Center, our second class will begin under the leadership of Mrs. Alice Adams. The basic requirements are filling out a family group sheet and a pedigree chart and a portrait pedi gree, writing a history of yourself, and learning the procedure of doing research at the Archives. South Kearns Elementary Writing letters can be fun say the children of Mrs. Moodys 3rd grade at South Kearns School. These students have been learning the right way to write letters and the correct procedures for mailing them. To assist them and make the project as real as possible, the students constructed a post office in their room and each child had his own mailbox where he could pick up his mail. They not only learned how to use the post office, but gained information about the correct usage of stamps and the proper way to keep up their correspondence. The second grades of South Kearns have been studying the dairy. To finish this study, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Moyes and Miss Mellor, took their students to visit Hyland Daily. The students viewed a film which emphasized the importance of cleanliness and refrigeration in the care of our milk. The film showed the relationship of the dairy farmer to the dairy and provided the children with a pictorial review of what they had been studying about the past few weeks. As a finale to their trip, the group were served a treat by the dairy. Oquirrh Hills Elementary During the past 6 weeks, the 3rd grade classes of Oquirrh Hills have been studying about the American Indians, their habits, customs, modes of living, and various peculiarities of the tribes that roamed the hills and plains of our nation some hundred years ago. One class, that of Mrs. Palmer room 10, began work o n ceramics as a result of their study of Indian pottery. From clay, made in school, the students fashioned pieces of their choice, which ranged from bow and arrow sets, tommahawks, etc., to various dishware used by the Indian. Mrs. Palmer then fired the objects dart, the students painted them in gay designs, then they were glazed and fired again until the finished products emerged as clever little ceramics which the students will keep many years as momentoes of their study of Indian lore and ceramic making. Minerals import prosperity Minerals and products manufactured from minerals make up the major portion of Utah's export trade. Sold out of state, they are an important source of new wealth. They bring back money that enables our people to buy and enjoy many products not made here. Minerals are vital to the prosperity and living standards of Utah's people. UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION "From the earth comes an abundant life for all" tfe Olde OathicH Sutcher Shoppe JOHNS MEATS East of Bowling Alley WE' CUT YOUR MEAT TO ORDER SIDE OF BEEF - - lb. Cut, Wrapped and Frozen FREE 45c BEEF HEART or TONGUE lb. 3 5c - HAMBURGER $100 SAUSAGE - - JOHN McCOLLOUGH Open: 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. - CY you don't know your meat know your butcher 22 Jf HARVANNO - PRODUCE East of Bowling Alley RHUBARBw - Lb. CAUL! FLOWER CLOSE WS NEVER HOURS A DAY SAVE TIME MONEY IN CIANT BMIlfiOAD K&NIl ONIONS OPEN 24 Lbs. 3901 WEST 5400 SOUTH KEARNS |
