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Show Up 'iil( 7 . 'niEs UTAH A 1966 a r3 PniDlCALs s &&T. 1 co z n h Cf" E O H O C Hj M e rt- - rr u) SP COUNTY, UTAH SALT LAKE No. 35 Thursday, August 4, 1966 Kearns Kids! Get Get Vour Pets Ready! Kearns Jaycee-ette- s an- Cheerleaders Elected for Kearns High their big Pet Show will be held on Friday, August 5, nounce 5:30 p.m. on the parking lot of the Plaza Theater. Children of Kearns are invited to their pets and join in bring the big show. Prizes will be awarded to pets in three cat- Walter Ewell, Commissioner W. G. Larson and Willard Jones break ground for Hunter Park bowery. Pr t?. XJ I 5 ? J p !$'; ;Xt, 4 hV 4 ?. n fvf V V; ;JrP Monday nite prospective students of the new Kearns High school met and elected cheerleaders for the coming year. Miss Shauda Rigby was elected head cheerleader with Della Rasmussen, Donna Frisk, Dawn Hallman and Eileen Vigil. Head cheerleader for the Junior Varsity is CindeeAt-kinsoKathy Davis; Landa Jordan; Vicki Peters; Chauda Cimber and DeNee Taylor. large pets, small egories pets, and unusual pets, says Chairman Mrs. Rex Jensen.. All dogs and large animals must be on leashes, and animals that bite or scratch must be in (bobcats, etc.) or with boxes slats so cages that no one will be injured. Many ribbons and prizes will be awarded. The Pet Show is a special event of Hometown Days. n; p-- - &? Three good reasons why Kearns Home Town Days are destined for success (Center) Miss Kearns 1966-6- 7, Susan Bruse, and her attendants, Vickie Foil and Patricia Wright. The girls were winners of the Miss Kearns contest, sponsored by Jaycees and merchants last spring, and have been named by the Proud of Kearns Committee to reign over Home Town Days. Learns Invites Former Residents to Home Town Days L.. 1H Rfe, - ? MISS KEARNS REIGNS OVER HOME TOWN DAYS last minute plans comformer residents are pleted invited to return to Kearns and With aU Commissioner W. renew old friendships and see the progress of the community and participate in the annual Kearns Home Town Days. Activities will get underway afternoon with a Thursday childrens parade. It will start promptly at 6 p.m. from the Catholic Recreation Hall and proceed east to the Kearns Jr. G. Larson draws winning ticket for boat. Grounds Broken For Bowery At Hunter Park Hunter residents, county officials and civic leaders turned out last Thursday for ground breaking ceremonies for a shelter to be constructed at the Hunter Community Park. Walter Ewell, chairman of the Hunter Park RecreationCom-mitte- e, acted as master of ceremonies. He stated names of donors to park improvements would be placed in a water proof box and placed in the corner stone of the bowery. Mr. EweU thanked all comthe Hunter mittee members, and a special Club Lions thanks to Willard Jones for his part in pushing improvements at the park. Paul Rose, Superintendent, Salt Lake County Recreation Department, stressed the cooperation of civic, church and community leaders in helping with plans and furnishing labor and and work should start soon. Commissioner Larson thanked Commissioner Marvin Jenson for his help in providing heavy equipment. He congratulated Willard Jones for his drive in getting things done. Ivan Woodbury, chairman Granger-Hunt- community er and Henry Cameron, president of the Granger Hunter Chamber of Commerce were introduced. Joseph L. Sloan; publisher of the Valley VieW News was thanked for support given the Hunter Lions in their projects. The 18 member Hunter Lions sold 3,000 ticket for a boat. Kearns Youth Team Win Swim Meet Last Saturday the Kearns City 109. Pam Campas 9 Home Manager Brice has been named manager of the Karls Shoe Store Dave in Kearns. Mr. Brice has 6 years exwith Karls Shoes perience as relief manager in this area. and 10 won the girls years free style and butterfly event. Barbara Bolles girls 13 and 14 won 100 yard free style, back stroke and breast stroke. 11 and 12 Tod Thompson in was the back first years stroke 200 yard free style and a member of the 200 yard winning medley relay. Ken Lauber 11 and 12 years won the 50 yard free style and a member of both winning relay teams. 11 and 12 Rick Harding years won the 100 yard individual medley. Little Janette Hilton, 8 years and under, was tops in the 25 yard back stroke event. She and the time won in 131.6 qualifies her an A swimmer. is a graduate of the She Learn to Swim campaign. early entree Don Herzog shows Zions Bank Fish Contest Continues to Draw Entrees Entrees in the Zions First National Bank Fish contest con- Lady Lions Enjoy Youth Aguatic Team scored a fine victory in a triangle meet with Evergreen Swim Club, White City and Kearns. Kearns scored 333 points, 196 and White Evergreen Karl's Shoes ority. tinued to pour in according to Mr. Kenneth J. Taylor, 908 Don Herzog, manager of the Mountain View Drive in Sandy Kearns office. is now its owner. He is a The largest entry to date is technical engineer at Hercules Powder Company. He Dave Brice Mrs. Jo Sanborn said the theme for the parade would be Story Book. A King and Queen of Hearts will rule over the event. This portion of the cele1s sponsored by the bration Ladies Civic Club, V.F.W. Auxilary and Alpha Beta Kapa Sor- for surfacing of parking lots materials. Our department said will push work on several proHe jects as fast as possible added Bids have been called High School. Canyon Party ek , Everyone had good eating and merry fun. 4750 South Redwood Road. Steve Tamiette, years won 50 stroke. 4420 W. 18 34; Karl Felix, 4118 West 4960 South and Ray Peterson, 5116 South 18; 4660 West both with Mrs. Esther Hammond, 5126 South 4660 West, 16 and Mrs. S.K. Peterson, 4225 West 5375 So. 15 34 4786 West and Bryan Fast 4925 South 14 The contest ends August 19th. 14; 34. is Playground equipment being installed in Taylorsville Park 12 27 5071 So. Taylorsville Lions and their Ladies enjoyed a canyon party Monday evening August 1st from seven to ten up Mill-creCanyon, in the summer home of Dr. A. Willis Smith. Oriental food was catered by Ushio. trout entered by Arline C. Powell, 5755 So. 4580 West. 4658 West Pat Edwards, 5215 South is second with a trout and Dale Peterson of 25 in 4660 West 5116 South trout. 22 34 a with third Other entrees are George 4895 4541 W. W. Myeroff South, 22; Harold V. Denel, a 11 and 12 yard breast Coleen Track, 8 years and under was first in the butterfly stroke. Richard Bell, 13 and 14 won 200 the years yard individual medley. 8 Sheree Gilson, years and under took the 25 yard free style. A father was complaining about all the time his kids spend watching TV. I have a he said, who d, knows only one word -- Shhh! Cyprus High Plan " HO In the Shade " A pet show will be held Friday between 5 and 6 p.m. near the Plaza Theatre. AU pets may be entered according to Marilyn Kalm, chairman. Ribbons and prizes will be given for outstanding pets and is under the direction of the Kearns Jaycees. Friday evening a dance wiU be held at the Kearns Youth Center for dancers over 14 years of age. Admission of 25? wiU be charged. Saturday wiU climax the event with a parade and the dedication of the new Kearns Pool. Over 90 entrees will appear with all participants forming at the Kearns Junior High school promptly at 8:15 a.m. Judging of the many catagories will start at 8:45 a.m. and the at 10:00 parade promptly a.m. Among the outstanding entrees are the Kearns Jaycee Float, Utah-IdaSugar Company and the Granger Jaycee float. Awards will be presented in the following catagories: Grand Prize, Best Queen Float, Best of of Kearns Float, Best Float in Kearns, Best Musical Group, Best Marching Unit, Best Youth Float, Civic Group, Church Float, Riding Group, Best Individual entree, Best Riding Group, Most Humorous, Best Best Small large business, business and four catagories. The parade wiU start at the Kearns Junior High school -proceed west to 4460 West - - South to 5415 South, east to West and north to 4015 of point origin. Miss Susan Bruce, Miss will reign over the Kearns entire celebration, The celebration will be climaxed with the dedication of the new Kearns Pool. ho Cyprus High school is now beginning work on their production of 110 degrees In The Shade. The presentation is a musical version of the dramThe Rainmaker. atic play, are now taking Rehearsals place in a summer workshop which is held from 6:30 to a.m. each morning. 9:30 110 Degrees In The Starring Shade are: Carol Thorn, Craig Blanchard, and Jeff Beck. The play is directed by Kelly Pearce and Charles Brown, with the orchestra directed by Roger Wangerin and choregraphy done by Penny Madsen. The show will be presented Ceremonies wiU start September 21, 22, 23, 24. promptly at 1 p.m. with Con us r gressman David King being the Other be Mrs. Howard Summerhays, Granite School District board members; Earl Healy, chairman of the Salt Lake Recreation Board; County Commissioner Marvin Jensen, Salt Lake County; Verden Heaton, chairman Kearns Town Bill Council and William Lake chairman Salt Petusky, County Service Area No. 1. Bishop Eugene Pearson, president of North Kearns Stake will offer the invocation and Father Thomas J. Meers-ma- n will give the benediction. At 1:30 p.m. the Kearns Youth Aguatic Club will present a water show featuring a water ballet act. Diving exhibition and swim stroke demonstration will be presented. Kearns youth to display their talents will be Jack Sennenger Hilton (back-strokand Janelle and Steve Tamietti Scott Smith (breat stroke) Terry Morris and Rick Harding (Butterfly stroke) Tod Thompson and Rusty Lauber (free style). Mrs. Charles Hall, director of the American Red Cross will give a water safety demonstration. There will be no swimming during the ceremonies. Open plunge starts at 3 p.m. to to 7:30 p.m. 5. p.m., 5:30 and 7:45 to 9:45 p.m. During the three day celebration the World of Fun Shows Carnival will be available at the Kearns Shopping Center. Young Jack Lauber will demonstrate the individual Medley event. principalwill speaker. speakers e; Dates Set for Cyprus Registration Registration for students of Cyprus High School 1966-6- 7 will be as follows: Seniors - Aug. 23, 1966 -9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon Juniors Aug. 24, 1966, 9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon Sophomores - Aug. 25, 1966, 9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon Aug. 26, 1966, Freshmen, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon. Any students transferring to Cyprus High school from other schools should register accordto the above schedule. ing Students will receive information through the mall registration fees. regarding Students will be charged a late fee who do not register at the scheduled time unless prior arrangements are made with the school. All students should report to the main administration area for registration. iflfruudl mi |
