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Show Page 2 VALLEY VIEW Granrjsr High Scuttlebutt by Susan Coats Granger High student body held a pep rally this past Thurs- a dummy day night where burned atl was Pirate Cyprus the stake. This apparently aid-- ! ed considerable as the Lancers' defeated the Pi- -' rates 26 to 6; J In. the.. last game i. 'I 1 ? ym Pfr t' season' The enthusedi and eager stu- -l dent body is a- -, waiting the Mr. Football dance which will be r held Friday, November the 11th in the gymnasium. Members cf the senior class are holding early morning and afternoon sessions to prepare the Senior Class Assembly which will be presented this week. Prospective players for the basketball team met Monday, the 7th, after school. The coaches evpect Granger to have a great season this year, and warn the other schools to be wary of the great Granger team. . Granger Thursday, November 10, 1966 NEWS Jay-C-Ett- es Plan Holiday Events The enings. North Stake Singing Barbershoppers Mothers to Present Present Annual Show Concert Nov . 18th Jaycees Serve As Timers and Judges Kearns Jaycees, led by VP Nathan Ridge, served as tim- ers and judges at the swimming meet last Saturday between the Kearns Marlins and the Deseret Gym Team, held at the Kearns Swimming Pool. Kearns triumphed 469 to 392 with 35 local swimmers opposing 28 from Deseret. Larry Tracy and Dale Nelson coached for Kearns, with Coach Russ Sneddon leading the visitors. Stars for Kearns were June Martin in the 8 years and under class who unofficially broke the existing intermountain AAU record for th',l,1J yard individual medley. She swam it in the record time of 1 minute 44.7 seconds. from Kearns, Pam Comros swimming in the 9 to 10 year class, swam the 100 yard individual medley in 1 minute 35.4 seconds. She missed the record by 110 of a second in the butterfly event, swimming it in 40 seconds flat. Garth Pymm, Pool Director, was referee and announcer. A large crowd of Kearns boosters cheered the team to victory. " This coming Mon. Nov. 14, 1966, is the date set aside for consultation at parent-teachValley Jr. High School. Con- 1 sultation hours are from There will be no to 4 p.m. that day and served lunch school students will be dismissed at noon. Parents are urged to use this time to advantage and visit with thetr childs teachers.. er Jay-Ce- a Mrs. Dora Flack will present book review of "Those Who Love" by Irving Stone series of Free educational programs sponsored by the Library. It is free to the public. 8X special effects. The Western Continentals from Phoenix, The Golden Staters from California and The Silent Flyers held their the Four Do Matcls from Seattle regular monthly meeting at the will all be at the shows to en- Bring the family and attend this fine musical program. New Comer Club Wants You to Join Detention Home Monday evening tertain you. 7. Good seats are available for Nov. If you are new to the area Dirwas Social Guest both speaker performances. Write P. and would like to know more O. Box 505 in Salt Lake City about youf Civic Affairs and ector Mr. Dean. A short business meeting was or call Tickets will Local Businesses please let our with lecture the held after on at light box office be the also sale Welcome Wagon Hostesses call served. on Friday and Saturday ev- refreshments upon you. Notify them that you are new to the area by calling 295-19- or 262-137- 97 Join in our monthly meetings Our meet new friends. next meeting will be held at the Meadowbrook Golf Club lo1300 W. 4197 S. cated at the for evening is Subject Holiday Cooking and Decorating" presented by the Utah Power and Ligh Co. Nov. 21 at 7:30 p.m. .Welcome Wagon Newcomers is also selling homemade hand dipped chocolates in order to support a family for Christmas Kearns 5433 So. 4015 West 298-35Granger 3443 West 3500 So. 299-14- or for orders call 298-595- , 262-13- -- Unlucky bt Bourbon frntucky "ibt Bourbon HjSkisky sky 87 and - 3 3. rfuta Vatletf 7. ' 16 Auto Glass Installed - Drums Turned We are now distributors for 0 3 this is a recorded announcement this is a recorded announcement this is a recorded announcement Thomson Race Pistons , Cams and Solid Lifters . IF YOU HAVE GOOD CREDIT WE WILL OPEN A CHARGE 77 ACCOUNT FOR YOU 5. THE TRUE E KENTUCKY BOURBON waiiiiifflwiwiiiEi ul Community Survey Now Underway 3 osHD YItht Kearns Jaycees are working' on the communityj diligently to determine attitudes survey of residents toward facilities and improvements in Kearns, announces Vice President Kent Sheffield. Residents are ento couraged cooperate with the when they knock at Jaycees doors (approximately every nine houses). The Jaycees are not interested in recording names-merel- y opinions and attitudes, says Mr. Sheffield., Rummage Sale CHARGE MOir-- 3303) 5fi0 331H great i President Marilynn Kalm an- Q5HMM eam0nsj BD nounces that articles not sold in rumthe recent Jaycee-ett- e turned will sale be overi mage to the Lutheran Christian Women for a charity project. 03 lYTIIT &4i iUy Democratic Women Meet November 16 ! If! & C f r Ja t 60S vvtai iMbas-iOans- i I ijn? - fti'i f in A rn A jiifiiniiUhi V (sr&IMsmriTdlt Prangs? fiyamrih YiSD Itljmfl&ni present. tl-- odTTOBOW OD&BEftJStf Bft&SSK Q&PctgsD Gfraidi) House Hotel Nov. 16 at 12:15 p.m. Noted Salt Lake Attorney, Wally Sandack will be the guest speaker. He will talk on the Why I am a Demsubject ocrat." All Democratic Women are urged trlT- - .4 VM&M Mrs. Mark Kimball, Salt Lake .Womens democratic Club, will hold their luncheon at the New to be at the Kearns Branch Library, 5350 South 4220 West, Friday, Nov. 1 1 at 8:00 p.m. This is the second in the Fall -- 50-ya- t per person. 278-306- Kearns Jaycee News Events Free Program .Valley Jr. The Singing Mothers of the met in the Sakura, Murray, Kearns North Stake Relief SoUtah, Wednesday evening Nov. ciety will present a concert 2nd at 8:00 p.m. This Is My Country," Fri. Year." Discussed was the ThanksNov. 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the Everyone is urged to attend giving Basket and preparations Kearns North Stake Cultural these exciting evenings of sing made. 4660 W. 5015 S. ing at Highland High School Audfor Hall, Chairwoman appointed Guest soloist will be the talitorium on November 11th and e childrens Christthe ented soprano, Billie Lucas, 12th. mas Party was Sandra Barton. who has sung with the Fred The Salt Flats Quartet will was La Rae be there to sing your favorite Waring Pennsylvanians, HollyCarter and Berniece Cannon. wood Palace, and many Eugene songs - both old and new. Christmas Party date for Jelesnik programs. Carl Hancuff, bass of the quart. Nov. 19th was discussed. Two hundred and fifty voices et, will be the M.C. for the a barbershop shows. Recipes for the next meeting will participate Including will be exchanged by Berniece Priesthood Chorus, Childrens Statesmen The Beehive and LaRae Carter. Chorus, as well as the Singing Cannon of the again champions Chorus, Meeting will be held Nov, Mothers. State of Utah, will bring you 16 in the home of Mrs. Sherm, The admission will be $1.00 the big sound of a 55 man chorus or 50? and razzle you with some very (Pat) Kay. donation per family, Granger once-a-ye- ar S.Q.S.A. On Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:15 p.m. theSaltLake of the S.P.E.B.S, Chapter Q.S.A., will present their annual Singinest Night of the Jay-Cee-Et- Library Presents Plan to attend this occasion presented by the Salt Lake Chapter ofS.P.E.B. To Ai nfliii iiflu lit ili iiiniiiA iA lfi ilhinflftmurr mrti j Qanih sniiEri37) ylnafitenriteni) |
