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Show Page 8 Thursday, June 13 THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS $h Francis Kids Day Set for Area Church News Friday, June 14 hPorter; Lynette Cindy Porter, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.-JoseCorbitt, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Corbitt, look at some of the many prizes to be awarded on Kids. Day. p St. Francis Xavier Parish News The big' event in St. Francis Parish this week is the Kids Day Celebration. Parish, youngsters and oldsters alike are eagerly anticipatdays, Friing these two day and Saturday, June 13 and 14. Throughout both days, games and contests will be held. Booths, offering many surprises will be operating; in addition, thirty prizes d ranging from an Admiral record player to toys for the younger set, will be raffled. Traditional fun-fille- d four-spee- food: hotdogs, hamburgers, soft drinks, pop con, etc., as well as a variety of Mexi-- . can foods, will be available;, at , the . kitchen counters. American fun-tim- e . (A teen-danc- full-tim- and staffed by CYO girls, will be available. St. Francis CYO members have begun a busy first week of summer Initiation . ceremonies activities. were held for the new CYO officers Saturday evening, June 8, at the parish hall; The St. Francis CYO girls softball team, coached by Marilyn Durant, played the invitation of the Magna CYO, a beach party will be held at Black Rock Be'ach and Friday and Saturday, the CYO members will June a vital role in Kids Day. At play, their meeting Wednesday, June 4, CYO members recited a rosary for the repose of the soul of Pope John XXIIL Monday, June 10, a Requiem Mass was offered by Father Thomas Meersman at 6 p.m. for the repose of the soul of Pope John. R.N., 13-1- 4, All-sta- rs full-lengt- : . nt for a hi-- multi-spee- d record player and selected albums. It is not necessary to be present at the drawing. If you would like to have more information about this you are invited to contact Dick Hagen at fi CY fall will be Sept. 3. The morning circle of the Atonement Lutheran Church Women, will meet at 9:30 a.m., at the home of Mrs. Henry Sailer, 4365 Phillips Lane. Mrs. Darrel Dewey, chairman, said that Mrs. William Siddoway would conduct the Bible 6tudy. The evening circle will meet at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Ernest Zellmer, 4345 So. 3720 West. Chairman of this group is Mrs. Vernon Anderson. Bible study leader is Mrs. Arnold Johnson. The Oquirrh Hills Ministerial Association is having a picnic at Jordan Park on June 17, at 5:39 p.m. Ministers of the area and their families will attend. The speaker for the month of June on the devotional program, sponsored by the Oquirrh Hills Ministerial Association, is Rev. Don Anderson from the Assembly of God Church in Kearns. The pro gram is on KMUR each Sunday morning at 8 a.m. DRAPERIES by Donna JENSEN COUNTRY CARPETS 1962 WEST 3500 SOUTH 266-142- 298-861- 8 1 3. Mel featuring e, parents of 'very young children, a e nursery, under the direction of Mrs. Lowell Cloningef, The Annual Kid's Day celebration at St. Francis Catholic Church in Kearns is here again. Festivities get underway at the teen dance to be held on Friday, June 14, at 7:30, in the recreation hall. This dance is sponsored by the CYO. JoAnne Curley, daughter of Maor and Mrs. E. J. Curley, will be crowned as queen and her attendants will be Kathy Phillips and Ruby Jaramillo. They will reign over the next days activities. ;The activities get rolling Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. when a parade leaves the Kearns Shopping Center headed west on 5400 South. The marchers will then turn north by the fire station and thence to St. Francis hall. There will be bingo for the children. The prizes will all be childrens prizes. Other activities will include games for kids of all ages. The outstanding comic event of the day will be the baseball game between the Kearns Little League and the Old Ladies Guild of St. Francis. There will be a talent show at 7 p.m. under the direction of Mrs. h DisJames Sheehan. A cartoon shown will be ney, during the day for an admission of 10c. Dick Hagen, chairman of the Kids Day activities, said that this year there will be a nursery for the toddlers. The nursery 'will be run by a registered nurse assisted by CYO baby sitters. There will be refreshments at very reasonable rates, and a place for the oldsters to rest and recuperate. A drawing will be held Saturday The time of Sunday services at St. Stephans Episcopal Mission will be changed from 10:30 to 9 a.m. for the summer. The first and third Sunday of the month will be Family Eucharist. There will be no Sunday School during the summer. Children too young to sit through services will be excused to play outside where they will be supervised. Bill Kittel, president of the EYC group at St. Stephans, was elected state president of the EYC Bill will conduct his first official act when he officiates at the State Executive Convention of the EYC to be held at Brighton on June 14, 15 and 16 Gene Shelby, of the St. Stephans will represent the mission. group, Episcopal Summer Camp will begin on June 16. The first group of boys and girls to attend will be camJrs consisting of tse,n,ic!r 19th, 11th, and 12th graders. This group will attend from June 16 to June 26. The camp will be open through July, according to Father Winder, dean of the camp. TTie womens auxiliary will hold their monthly meeting on the 11th at the home of Eva Daniels. They will discuss the booth they plan to maintain at the Granger Lions carnival this summer. This is the final meeting of the group for the summer. The first meeting in the Renaming of KNAK Radio, is scheduled for 7:30 Friday evening in the parish hall. A highlight of the dance will be the crowning of the Kids Day royalty: Miss Jo Ann Curley, queen. Miss Kathy Phillips and Miss Ruby Jaramillo, attendants. Tickets for the dance may be purchased from any parish CYO member, at the door Friday evening, or by calling CY Saturdays festivities will be kicked off with a parade forming at 9:30 a.m. in the Kearns Shopping Center. Special features Saturday. afternoon will be a comedy baseball game and a Disney movie. A talent show featuring numerous variety acts by parish talent will bring the 1963 Kids Day to a conclusion Saturday evening. iFor the aid and assistance of full-leng- th JACK'S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION and GARAGE 5446 SOUTH 4270 WEST (Behind Chuck's Chevron) FRONT & REAR I SEALS and BAND ADJUSTMENT Inspection Time Is Here Be Prepored! PHONE CY STORE No. 333 Results Thar an 4059 WEST 5415 SOUHT - KEARNS ovar 3QQ Karl's ahoaaform fa iho Watt -- V .J' |
