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Show Thursday, 'April 4. 1953 THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS Pa ge $ Draper Forms Jaycee Club At a meeting held March 26, at the home of Wayne H. Ballard, newly elected president of the Draper Jaycees, the official charter for the new club was signed. The charter was certified by Wesley J. Helms, state extension chairman of ' . the Utah Jaycees. Signing of the charter was witnessed by Utah State Jaycee Gerald D. Lindhardt, and representatives of the eKarns Club, Edwin R. Castillo, president; George and Slack, second Orin Bill Lemmons and directors, Hunter. The $25 charter fee was paid by the Kearns Club, which assisted in the extension of the Draper Jaycees. Other new officers of the new club are: Dale Stewart, first Lynn Gordon, second Shirl H. Tucker, director; Darnell Anderson, director; Duane R. Day, state director; Don E. Mitchell, treasurer, and Wallace vice-preside- nt, vice-preside- . Disneyland in Film Bow as $40,000,000 Movie Set Ordinarily, bringing another camera to Disneyland would be the same as bringing another sandwich to a banquet. Since the opening, July 18, 1955, more tJhaq 30,000,000 visitors have toured the famed amusement park and practically .alL of them have bad the inevitable camera strapped around their, necks with pockets bulging with rolls of film. So, a 'camera at Disneyland is as common as five fingers on a hand. However, this was not the case with the battery of color cameras set up by Universal Pictures for the filming of location sequences there with Tony Curtis, Suzanne Pleeh Claire Wilcox and ctte, Tom Reese for 40 Pounds of Universal-InternationTrouble, the new Release opening Friday on the screen'of the Valley Vu Theatre. Walt Disney, who had turned down more than 20 previous requests from motion picture com- six-year-o- panies to use Disneyland as a background for a movie, gave producer Stan Margulies and director Norman Jewison permission. This was the first time he has allowed his famous tourist attraction to be used for a major role in a feature length film. T. Stewart, secretary. vice-presiden- i i ! lectric ADULTS $1.25 final meeting for the year on April I 4 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is urged to attend rso that they might, take part in he election of officers. The Academy Park School will be dedicaed next Wednesday, April 10, I at 8 p.m. Dr. Brasher will give the Dedicatory Prayer and Superintendent Hartvigsen will make a few i remarks, . . Being featured on the program will be a chorus of youngsters from the fifth and sixth grades and instrumental numbers by some of the i older children. t ... March Bids Adeau To see the air so full of dust and flyin" debris, to try walking upright fot1 even a short distance, to dean house after, the dust has settled and the wind subsided, are tome of the things we encounter that brings out our real appreciation of the calmer days, the brighter sunshine and the gentle rains that announce fair April is here. That March and her disturbed countance bad left our presence, a bit remorseful at parting, but has definitely gone. Now we' look ahead to a bright spring, when all nature comes alive. The mating song of the bird, the busy drone of the bee, the running to and fro of the tiny ant, and the fragrance of the apple blossom. And as Spring,' Summer, Autumn, and Winter make their appearance, according to the season, we are thankful we can welcome them. So love- April, we welcome you. in-C- - 9 BLENDS r 9 PRICES J " v WaitTl you see their A hilarious adventures in - & r. 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Mens Academy Park PTA will hold their 4261 West 5415 South t; Come ld i REGAL SERVICE nt; UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT al i vice-preside- Kearns & FURNITURE IN THE HEART OF GRANGER Phones 266-142- 8 298-86- 1 1 , CARPETING We have one of the largest displays of Carpet in Utah Many colors, fabrics and qualities. FURNITURE IMPORTANT REMINDER: Our new line of Quality Furniture is arriving daily If you want better Furniture see us before you buy. Please deposit my savings in Zions First National Bank before April 10th so we can get the full terest for the period beginning April 1, 1963. Interest on savings deposited now will be paid October 1, 1963 INTERIORS " Donna Jnsen, our decorating consultant, will help you with your decorating problems. - THIS SERVICE IS FREE - Installation of Carpet and Drapes Handled by Professionals Office is A K interest on deposits of 12 months or more . 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