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Show t Thursday, December 19, 1963 THE VALLEY VIEW NEW. Paze interested group, to punch and cookies for selectheard an enlightening talk on ing the winning name, tne pornography given by Mrs. Western Rambler. A small, but KEARNS JAYCEE NEVS Santa Claus to Visit Jaycee Children Santa Claus has communicatwith President George Slack Kearns Jaycees that he the pf jwill call , on Jaycee children Christmas Eve. He will be met by a team of Jaycees and escorted throughout the town. Christmas Lighting to be Judged Dec. 20 Judging of the Christmas ome 'Lighting will be done on Dec. 20, according to Vice President Cec Otte of the Kearns Jyacees. If you have not sent in your entry blank, please call and leave your name CY so that the judges address and can stop at your home on Friday evening. Prizes are being contributed by Kearns merchants. Distinguished Service Award to be Given in January The annual search for the outstanding young man in kearns will be conducted by the Kearns Jaycees in January, according to President Slack. Application blanks will be sent out shortly to civic and church groups. Individual nominations will also be accepted from one in the community who would like to bring attention to ed the outstanding accomplish- ments of any young man between the ages of 21 and 36. of the project are and LaVar Allred, CY iFarrol Lambert, CY Jaycee Board Will Meet Tonight A board meeting of the 1 Kearns Jaycees will be held tonight, Dec. 19, at the home of Carl Nelson. Calabash Cousins Entertain Realty Group The Calabash Cousins entertained the employees and wives of the Salt Lake Realty on Dec. 14 at the home of their manager, D. C. Knudsen, 3766 Haven Way, Salt Lake City. The program was arranged by Realtor W. J. Peterson of Granger who also entertained. Kearns Jaycees Send Plaque to Hawaii Kearns Jaycees are sending a d map of Utah to Hawaii with Ed Castillo, State Chairman, Operation Friendship, to present to the Jaycees of Hamakua, Hawaii. The plaque is Hands Across the engraved: Sea to the Hamakua, Hawaii Jaycees from the Kearns, Utah, The presentaJaycees 1963. tion will be made sometime during the month of December. Kimbo the Clown Big Success! Kimbo the Clown was a great hit with Kearns Jaycee children at the annual party, held Dec 13, at St. Francis Hall. Kimbo surprised the children with his beautiful voice, who did not know that a clown could sing so well. The children also en- - I joyed singing carols, led by Dave Rodrigues, and the songs of Miss Kearns and her brother, Larry Casebolt. Each child re ceived refreshments and a stocking stuffed with goodies. Wanda Deal and Delores Rodrigues were in charge. LOOK T-- -e Special Education combines everyday situations with academic subjects for greater comprehension. Children in Mrs. Barbara McGees class at Western Hills, typical of other such classes, are studying homes, including apartment buildings and the like. Pictures, building blocks and field trips provide some of the methods of learning. ) - Lamp 1 1 7 Nld Pa.r'y The Lamplighters . . . . Girls Club 1963 extends a hearty thanks to Jay of the Gould, President-elec- t Kearns Chamber of Commerce, and George Slack, President of the Kearns Jaycees, for the terrific Christmas party they put on for the club Saturday afternoon. There were 49 girls attending the party, which was held at the Valley Swim Club in Granger. Santa and all his helpers put on a delightful program. A duet by Candace Wilkes and Vicki Munoz was sung, and Carolyn Moore, Kathy Calder-wooCindy Rogers, and Judy Goodlaxen were most entertaining. Aspecialty dance by Theresa Org was presented, followed by a jolly number by Margaret Curley. A treat for the girls was a number by the Junior group, Patty Preece, Sandy Symon, and pretty Peggy Holstien. The choir was comprised of Bridgette Baker, Kathy Lund-quis- t, Sherry Snow, Laura Harper, Peggy Ann Fern, Debra Culp, and Donna Cheney. Each girl who attended the party brought something for the clubs project. The program they put on was beautiful and they are to be congrat ulated for their help and cooperation in this activity. The huge box of food and clothing being prepared for their family is growing each day, reports their leader, Mrs. Irene Rogers. Everyone in the community who feels they would like to share their Christmas with a family less fortunate than themselves may call Mrs. Rogers at CY Donations of good clothing, food, or toys would be appreciated. Ibeagong & 'M (greetings Sending you all the seasons best wishes for lasting We want to join in with greetings to all of our many friends. WOODBURY LANDSCAPING & TRUCKING happiness and cheer. Frank and Louise Macchione UTAH SALES CO. uCGQS Sub-for-San- ta Sub-for-San- ta C n wum com V 0EGQ03I J 331050 Q S i ' - X s s - V Anybody ? FCll Bid I3G 4 tremendous 1964, with bigbetter projects for the community, was the central idea discussed and magnified at a meeting of the Granger Lions Club last week. Lion Roy Breeze complimented the Lark Lions on the way they conduct their meetings, and to the he made suggestions Granger club on how to improve their meetings. The clubs project to give assistance to needy families in the area with food and clothing at Christmas time was discussed. The Lady Lions are on this project. Jess Gardner made a report on the Glaucoma Clinic. He reported also that the Lions are making arrangements to get a TB and Lazy Eye Clinic for April, 19 64 and said that funds will be available from the Utah State Fund for Sight ConservaA ger and injtielbox innVirlri.. iufY ift'ti the (fyotfinee ustonepo"dyoL MdneyHChmtma atfyou-- deLIGHTful -' Vbourbon Bank BOURBON Distinctive lightness and assure availability, suggest you make your selections by December 15. To make your remember and to one -- mi flavor in every sip. m 1 1063 Shirleys KEARNS LANES CAFE tion n ii 'miii A A iA Ai i ft er.r d, dent of the HBA of Greater Salt Lake. Also attending the Chicago exposition will be Robert N. Rose, Executive Officer of the Association; Amie Albrecht and Sherm Bolton from General Electric; Leland Searle and wife, with H. & S. Building Supply Dan Christensen, Company; builder; Gary Williamson, Fritz Ellis, Gary Kendrick and Milt King, Salt Lake Builders, Inc.; Jay Hansen and wife, Hansen Homes; Kirkham, Hansen Virginia Oscar Homes; Chytraus, Ken Smith and Howard Chytraus, from Crawford Door Sales Co.; Phil Rasmussen from Alvfminum Manufacturing Supply Co.; Mr. Paul Lawson, Lawson Supply Co.; J. I. Gillespie and A. C. King from King and Gillespie Company; Bob Fredricksen of Olympia Sales Co.; and Mel Jensen, builder. Grander Lions . 'Marge Redmond at the last brighten and add ChristPTA meeting at Western Hill:. to the school, the mas School. Mr. Rices 6th grade and PTA spirit has deco-Mrs. Fitts 3rd grade won atcontrees and the C.spiay tendance flags for having the deca items being made most parents out to the meeting. taining classes. orations' or gifts bv the A very Merry Christmas and The school newspaper received a name last week and Mr. Happy New Year is wished to Churchs 6th grade was treated everyone from the Western Hills School. gold-plate- Local Builders to Attend Convention in Chicago, 111. Over forty members of the Home Builders Association of Greater Salt Lake will depart Salt Lake this coming Wednesday morning, to attend a Na: tional Convention and Exposi-tio- n at McCormick Place, Chicago, Illinois. The annual five day convention will be attended by home builders and suppliers from the fifty states, Canada and other parts of the world. j The exposition and convention enables home builders to become students for five days, and learn through lectures and seminars, all that is new in home building, architectural designs, land planning, cost planning and analysis, business management, etc. The convention this year will attract over 45,000 participants. Attending from Salt Lake are: Alton Rose, Utah Power and Light Company; Harry S. Barrington Builder; Dan Jerman and John Gunther, Grandeur' Homes; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, Mr,, and Mrs. Gary Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Palmer, builders; Robert Klein, Verl O'Brien, Vaughn Fowler and Richard Wood, all with Award Homes; Erwin and Bohen and wife and Jess Dennis, from Progressive Development Corporation, builders; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace V. Jacobson, , Galaxie Homes. Mr. Jacobson is Presi 13 nTHmirf Ai STRAIGHT ifi until iH rf.i. 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