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Show VALLEY National High School (Continued from Page 1) dent in school and give him the five ability to earn a living--i- n or ten years of paying federal income tax, he will have paid back far more than the government paid out to educate him. The State of Utah and the U.S. Government are far ahead by spending money in education if young people get better jobs and are able to pay higher taxes. Its money in the bank. The young educator added that he is very proud of the of Kearns High School and specifically asked for this job although he had the to take other positions at higher pay. He finds, however, that he is on the defensive because of the fact that he was formerly a vice princi-pat an east side high school. Nothing in that high school or any he has seen, he adds, can match or exceed the facilities of Kearns High School and its teaching staff. This reporter repeats: Its time we lose our complex about being underprivileged on the West Side. Right on the hill above Kearns, we have everything. Parents, when you are invited to the forthcoming open house, dont miss it. Then go home and thank God for living in theTwentiethCentury--inth- e Kearns area on the West Side of Salt Lake valley. stud-entbo- oppor-turni- dy ty at -- Sherry Kimber Member of Ricks College Symphony The following area students members of the Ricks College Symphony Orchestra led by Prof. LaMar Barrus. Sherry Kimber plays Violin 1. The orchestra has presented two concerts and will provide music for the opera being produced at Ricks InDecember and the musical, Camelot, being staged on campus in the spring. The orchestra has 50 members. are ROTC Scholarships Are Available Now Thursday, November 10, 1966 VIEW NEWS 3 Conference Date Congress Set Sixteen hundred of the nations finest youth will open the Club Con45th National gress in Chicago on Sunday, Nov. 27. They will represent the 50 states and Puerto Rico. A group of Canadian will be special guests. About 700 adults associated with Club work also are expected to attend. The Congress will open with an impressive program based on the 1966 theme: Pursuit of Excellence. The keynote speaker will be a woman who has pioneered a long list of firsts for women, and who will add yet another first to her impressive record. She will be the first woman ever to keynote the opening assembly of the National Club Congress, now in Its 45th 4-- 4-- H H 4-- year. She y, courses. scholarships provide financial assistance to students interested in obtaining a Regular Army Officers Commission. Each award pays for the students tuition, cost of textbooks, laboratory fees and $50 ROTC The subsistence allowfor the duration of the scholarship, except for a summer camp during which the student is paid$151. 95 a month. Application forms and detailed information on the four year scholarship program may be obtained by residents of Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington by writing a letter of request to the Commanding General, Sixth U.S. Army, AtPresitention: AMAGR-SCH-dio of San Francisco, California, 94129. Deadline Is H is Mary G. Roebling, of the board of chairman She is first Trenton, N.J. board chairman of a major commercial bank and the first woman governor of the American Stock Exchange. Mrs. Roebling is one of the nations outstanding women in finance, public service, social and educational activities. A widow, she has a married son and daughter and five grandchildren, so she seems to be well qualified as a parent to speak to a teen age audience.. leave the Before home, they are oriented as to what they will encounter on the trip to Chicago, which for many will be the first time away from home. They will travel by bus train or plane. They will be briefed on staying in a large hotel, social events, educational tours, sightseeing and shopping on their own. The delegates main session will feature talks and panel discussions on the pursuit of excellence. Every boy and girl who attends the Congress is sponsored by a business concern or private enterprise. The sponsor also is host to the young people during the week-lon- g event. It is traditional that the Congress be held during the same week as the International Live Stock Exposition, although none of the delegates show animals there. Some may have in previous years, but it is a Congress rule, the delegates cannot be exhibitors. However, they do visit the Exposition on Wednesday after noon and evening as guests of the International management. Among the nearly 60 spon4-- High school seniors planning to apply for the Army's four year ROTC scholarships should register immediately for ColEntrance Examination lege Board testing to be conducted Dec. 3 said Captain Patrick Louney, professor of military science at Utah State University. Registration should be effected through regular school channels, advised CaptainLou-neand he exmphasized that it is important that prospective scholarship applicants take the CEEB tests. High school students qualithe scholarship fying for program may attend any one of the 247 colleges and universities it the United States the four year Army offering sors Granger North Kearns Stake Sets 4-- H H Quarterly conference of the Kearns Stake, Church of Jesus Quarterly conference of the Christ of Latter day Saints, will be held Saturday and Sun- Granger North Stake, Church of Latter-da- y day, November 12 and 13, in of Jesus Christ Saints, will be held Sat. and Kearns. Elder Lauritz G. Petersen of Sun., Nov. 12 and 13, in Salt the Priesthood Genealogical Lake City. Elder Paul F. Royall of the Committee and Mrs. Louise Genealogical ComPriesthood W. Madsen of the Relief Socand Mrs. Fanny S.Kie-nit- z mittee will be official Church iety Relief Society will of the representatives. representaChirch be official Elder Petersen, an active Scout Leader, is assistant li- tives. Elder Royall has been general brarian in the Church HistorMarine Private Michael W. Locke ians Library. He was a mis- secretary of the Genealogical 1961. He was sionary to Denmark and has Society since Oct. Lake City Salt of the served in many auxiliary cap- a member for years Board eight School Locke acities. Michael The Genealogical Society has and served as a director of the amassed one of the largest Salt Lake Public Library for six Elder Royall was as genealogical libraries in the years. HERMITAOE CO., LOUlSVIltE. world. Millions of volumes of Millions of volumes of microfilm records are safely stored in an enormous mountain vault near Salt Lake City. The records are necessary for baptisms and marriages performed by proxy in Mormon temples. Mrs. Kienitz is a member of Relief Society the Churchs General Board and a former member of the Sunday School Stake Boards. She and MIA also served with her husband when he presided as a mission president. Conference sessions will be held Sun at 10 a.m. and 2:30 in the Granger 6th p.m. 3271 Hillsdale 10th Ward, Drive. Stake President David 3096 Lemay Ave. D. Lingard, will conduct. Visitors are wel j-come. -- W. Completes Training DISTILLERY KY. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON, 85 PROOF microfilm records are safely stored in an enormous mountain vault near Salt Lake City. The records are necessary for baptisms and marriages performed by proxy in Mormon temples. Mrs. Madsen is a member of the Churchs Relief Society General Board. She also is a member of the Red Cross and Marine Private Michael W. Locke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard G. Locke of 4283 W. 5615 South, Kearns, Utah, was graduated from eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine here. Corps Recruit Depot Under the supervision of veteran noncommissioned officer Muscular Dystrophy fund com- Drill Instructors, he learned mittees. small arms marksmanship, Some 287,000 women In most bayonet fighting, and methods of the free world are members He of also of the Relief Society, an orreceived instruction In mili- ganization which assista the tary drill, history and traditions poor and the sick. of the Marine Corps, and other Conference sessions will be academic subjects. held Sunday in the Stake CenHe will now undergo four ter, 4260 West 5215 South, at of individual combat 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Stake weeks training and four weeks of President Merrill A. Melson, basic specialist training in his 4501 West 5415 South, will conmilitary job field before being duct. Visitors are welcome. assigned to a permanent unit. (EDITORS: Additional inforself-protecti- mation about this conference and about local participants may be obtained from the stake pre- Johnny L. Higley sident named above.) Enters School To Jay-C-Ett- es I Fireman Johnny son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorln A. Higley of Engineman L. Higley, USN, 4851 S. i Meet November 16 4520 W. Kearns, Utah, is attendingthe basic Engineman School at the Service SchoolCo-mmanNaval Training Center, Great Lakes, 111. The three month course covers the operation, maintenance and overhaul of deisel engines, gas turbines and other machinery used on the ships of the fleets of the U.S. Navy. d, Vernon L. Rigby of Congress trips and other awards are:AlliedChem-ica- l 4-- H Chevron Corporation, Chevron Chemical Company, John Deere, E. L du Pont de Nemours & Company, Eastman Kodak Company, General Foods Corporation, Heisdorf & Nelson a Farms, Inc., Homeliete, Division of Textron Inc. and Humble Oil & Refining Co. Others include: International Minerals & Chemical Corporation, Eli Lilly and Co, Edwin T. Meredith Foundation, Moorman Mfg. Co., Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation. Stake Conference sociated with KSL Radio & Television for many years and operated his own public relations firm. The Genealogical Society has amassed one of the largest genealogical libraries in the world. Assigned to AFB The Kearns ship is of the memberscheduled for Wednes- next meeting Jaycee-ett- e day, November 16, at the home of Ilene Jensen, 4691 West Mildred Street 8 p.m. Wives of Jaycees are cordially invited to attend. The big talk is the big H... H H H H You saw this Policeman: lady driving toward you. Why didnt you give her half the road? I was going Unhappy Driver: to, just as soon as I could find out which half she wanted. for Honest flavor for Honest value for Handsome new package for HERMITAGE Bourbon 6 YEARS OLD Airman Vernon R. Rigby, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rigby of 3165 Lemay Ave. Salt Lake City, Utah has been assigned to Kincheloe AFB, Mich., after completing Air Fqrce basic training. The airman, a graduate of Granger High School, will be trained on the job as an air policeman with the Air Defense Command. month per ance six-we- ek 4, January 15, 1967. To be eligible for a scholar- ship, an applicant must be a male U.S. citizen who can meet the physical standards. Applicants for the four year awards must not have reached their 21st birthday by June 30, 1967 and they must be 17 by October 1, 1967. .1 t Before you plan your hunting, check our hunting equipment lines. You will like our prices! 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