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Show Thursday, November 2, 1961 THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS Wasatch School Wallops Kearns Opponents Wasatch traveled to Kearns, Oct. 26, fo rthe third volleyball game of the year. The duelling court was the Kearns Jr. High Gym. The game started out with the Kearns squad taking the lead 5--0 in the first few minutes. Wasatch battled back until the score was 6-After each team had exchanged first place, Wasatch pulled ahead 4 at the half. The beginning seconds of the second half found the Panthers with a lost serve. Then Wasatch scored six points for the lead. The Panthers fought back, valiantly, but in vain. Wasatch ended the game at 19-2but Kearns really showed action and the student body went wild. Just a few bad breaks lost the game for Kearns Jr. High. Leading the cheers were Sherri 8. 11-1- 8, Whittle, Connie Jensen, Susan Peterson, Susan Bruse, Susan Andrews and Diane Kaye. During the half-tim- e marching and formation drills were being executed by the K.HLCos. This is a colorful dream consisting of approximately 55 girls. The team was organized less than a month ago. The officers of this drill team are Vicki Buggar, president; Patty Kilby, vice president; Trudy Sisam, secretary; and Linda Johnson, drill Page 5 MODEL CITY STORE No. TS 111 - 3335 SOUTH REDWOOD ROAD Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m. to 8 p:m: STORE No. 2 - 4270 West 5415 South - Kearns Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily 1 -- master. The team is under the direction of the Girls Association and will perform in the games to come. During the past years we have had a dance on Halloween. It has been decided that since there are many community groups planning activities for Halloween, there will be no dance this year. Instead, on Nov. 17, there will be a Harvest Ball, sponsored by the ninth grade. By k LAURA GLASSON and RICHARD FARMER PAN READY TURKEYS BE 171$!! BEFORE YOU BUY - CHECK WITH BUSINESS MEN'S ALLIANCE AS TO THE PRODUCT YOU ARE BUYING Call . . . Public Service EMpire 4-36- Pure Ground J. L. Parsons Co. BEEF 16 NEW NORGE DRY CLEANERS NEW NORGE WASHERS 23 vvvvrvvvrvvv'vvvyvvyvvvvvr'yv'vrv'v FULL 8-L- B. - 31 is. 39c TALL CANS - BEETS - PEAS - CARROTS - PRESERVES - PICKLES PORK & BEANS - RED BEANS C SOUP - COCKTAIL ONIONS - JELLIES - CAN POTATOES - RANCHO TOMATO PICKLES - CAKE MIXES - MARASCHINO CHERRIES - OK SPAGHETTI - INSTANT POTATOES LOAD OF DRY CLEANING Little or No Pressing Required DRYCLEAN ALL THESE FOR ONLY $1.50 Size, bulk, and weight of garments determines how much load. you can clean in an Here are typical examples of drydeaning loads: 8-l- b. 8-l- b. 10 sweaters or 4 medium-weigmen's suits ht or 2 topcoats or 4 pairs slacks or 9 dresses (MO LAUNDRY AND CLEANING VILLAGE YOU CAN DO YOUR WASHING and DRY CLEANING AT ONE STOP! While waiting for your cleaning, why not bring a load or two of Washing AT THE STOP LIGHT IN GRANGER 2802 West 3500 South Attendant on duty to help you Chili Con Came or SILVER SKILLET Spag. I Meat Balls 1C ttinAA F0R U MIX 'EM or MATCH 'EM TROPIC WAVE LIGHT CHUNK BONITA TUNO 3 cans 49c SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 3 lbs. 77c C |
