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Show Thursday, November 10, 1966 THE VALLEY VIEW Legal Notice TAYLORSVILLE Election Precinct No. Voting Place Tree Trouble? Dist . New-bol- d, John Lee, manager of the Kearns Improvement District, announced residents living in the What shall I say Reporter: district having tree problems about the two peroxide blondes over sewer connections should who had the fight at the basecontact the district. ball game last night? Mr. Lee said if trees are Editor:Why just say the killed now it will save a great bleachers went wild. deal of trouble in the future. - It's New and Utah has it! 1 Kearns Improve- ment District South Kearns tfhich is included Elementary in S. L. County School Voting Districts numbered 537 and 539. Pictured at their first planning meeting are the Top Hands From left to right: Mr. John C. Neal, Chairman, Mr. Albert Haslam, district Commissioner, Mr. Melvin E. Worton, Scout Executive. Mrs. J. L. Matthews Mrs. Noel Payne Mrs. Keith Heaton ' NEW YORK STATE Copperhills District 535, To All of that part of Kearns ImDist- rict which is in- cluded in Salt Lake County Voting Districts num523, 525 and 533. Be Divided Lake Country Red In the United States, largest Copperhills District, is scheduled to be divided into two scouting districts on January 1, 1967, Mr. John C. Neal, Chairman, announced No. 2 provement TAYLdR of the new District. one of the Oquirrh Mrs. D. R. Gardner Mrs. Arlene Jenkins Mrs. D. Rushton Hills Elementary School 524, No. 3 All of that part of Kearns Improve which I? included Voting STAKE: Law- Robert McCleave, Mark Russ Robison, Parley Sargent, RellSwensen, Max Parks. Election All of that part of bered Poge 7 rence Blake, Walter H. Bragg, Having Ray J. Chatwin, Fred Ficklin, Ken L. Heaton, Reed Mackay, Call Improvement Notice is hereby given that there will be a Special Election in Kearns Improvement District, Salt Lake County, Utah, on Wednesday, the 7th day of December, 1966 for the election of a trustee for a six year term on the Board of Trustees of the District. All candidates, or five people on behalf of any candidate, shall file his or her declaration of candidacy for the office of trustee with the clerk of the Board of Trustees at least fifteen (15) days before said election. For said Special Election said district will constitute three Election Precincts and the description of said precincts, the location of the voting places therefor, and the of election for such voting places are as follows: judges Judges of NEWS' "Districts West Kearns Elementary School Mrs. Faye McCleery Mrs. Gail Perry Mrs. L. Cunningham numbered 526, 528 529, 530 and 531. today. The areas of Magna, Hunter and Granger will retain the name of Copperhills District, while the new district, yet unnamed, will take in the areas of Taylorville and Kearns. It is felt that a more effec- -' tive scouting program will be Chidester, Clifford Meyers, presented within the smaller Glade Justeson, Ronald Whittle, With the addition Harold Newman, George Morboundaries. of an additional scout executive ris, Virgil Fewkes, Kenneth Banks, Keith in the area it will provide a Shurtz, James closer coordination with each Higbee. Mr. TAYLORSVILLE WEST STAKE: sponsoring institution. Richard Lindsay, Clay PeterMelvin E. Worton has been asto new the district as sen, Gerald B.Denkers (Jerry), signed the Scout Executive, Mr. Neal William Blackwell, Ronald D. said. Hales, Jefferson T. Cutrer, Ray K. Hancock, Robert Murrish, New officers for each district were elected at the district Jerry Rasmussen, Wayne Hix-omeeting held on Monday, Oct- -' ober 31 and are as follows: DISTRICT CHAIRMAN: John Adamson, 3340 So. 7540 W., n. 297-285- soft, new dinner wine n made from hybrids and A French-America- native American grapes. Less dry than a claret, lighter in body than a burgundy. Just right with almost any food. You'll love it! Also available: Taylor New York State Port, Tawny Port, Dry Sherry, Cream Sherry, Sauterne, Burgundy, Rose, Dry Champagne, Pink Champagne, Sparkling Burgundy, Taylor Vermouths. THE TAYLOR WINE COMPANY. INC.. HAMMONDSPORT, N.Y. 1. DISTRICT VICE CHAIRMAN: Art Culley, 7200 W. 3705 So., Dick Breiner, 3151 Earl W., 3007 So. 9200 W., Max Fordam, 3205 297-533- 0. So. 1855 266-851- Kramer, 297-681- 6. So. 4000 W., DISTRICT 298-794- 3. COMMISSIONER: Byron Crosby, 298-755- 0. 3191 MarkAve., 1. MEMBERS AT LARGE: GRANGER: Gay Kimball, Paul May, Cecil W. Prince, Delbert Wilden, Carl Perry, Rodger Mills, Leland DeLanes. GRANGER NORTH: Charles H1-sl- Youll Love.. ey (Act), Lowell Sorensen, David Tucker, Don Woodbury, Bob Fisck, Charles Weaver (Camping), Vern Cartey, Von Blackburn, Per Haugen, Bill Marshall. Frank Grygercheck, Carl Parkinson and Rex Bass make plans for Veteran's Day, November 11th. Post No. 132 Prepares for Veterans Day Veterans Day, November 11 in Kearns will be a part of a national salute to those who have championed the cause of freedom and an honorable world peace, Post Commander, Frank Grygierczyk of Kearns Post No. 132 announced today. Veterans Day in Kearns wiU be sponsored by the American Legion. A special committee has been organized for the observance under the chairmanship of Carl Parkinson. Post 132 wiU hold a special Veterans Day observance at West Lake Junior High located at 3400 S. 3450 West at 11:00 a.m. The ceremony will start with the raising of the flag while the school band plays Colors to the Flag. A gun salute will be fired by the post drill team and the guest speaker will be Sergeant Major L. Leister, a member of Utah State University Military We extend Science Division. a personal invitation to residents of this area to come out and see the post in action and take part in observing Veterans Day. We also urge that every effort be made to turn Veterans Day 1966 into a dynamic demonstration of patriotism. Each household and business estab lishment is urged to display the flag of the United States inj honor of the occasslon. Today, gallant Americans are once more committed to the field of combat, demonstrating their willingness to make the supreme sacrifice in the defense of freedom. Let us show, Le-la- nd j by our participation in this patriotic observance, our full measure of support of their en- deavors. County Announces Senior Citizen Painting Program Are you a senior citizen that enjoys painting with oils or water colors? Are you a home owner or business proprieter who wants to add to the decor of your home or office? to If your answer is yes of the above questeither ions, then circle Nov. 29 on your calendar. Thats the date set by the patrons of the Sen237 S. ior Citizens Center, 10th East, to display their oil paintings and other forms of art work. Ron Boren, center director expects at least 50 paintings to hang on display, most of which will be for ' sale at a bargain price. The exhibit will run from 12:00 noon until 8:00 p.m. to allow everyone a chance to attend. The Senior Citizens Center is operated by the Salt Lake County Recreation Department. Mr. Boren said that a senior citizen who does not regularly attend the center may display his work. If you are a senior citizen who is looking for a chance to show off your talent, give the center a call. If your in the market for a long remembered Christmas present to attend the event. plan NORTH JORDAN: Roy Salt, Richard Winder, Normand Gibbons, William Gardner (Adv), Harley Hansen, Acel Wallace, Alvin Hansen, Asael Eldridge, Neal Larson, Max Leslie, Victor Eldridge. HUNTER: Graig Jewkes, John Hutchinsen, Dean Farnsworth, Owen Searle, Joe Sharvell, Mil-to- n Lunt, Bob Jones, Grant Eastwood (H & S). OQUIRRH: Clyde Shaw, Claude Sheppick Jr., Clyde Beck, Arnold Beckstead, Dan Collings,' Adolf Harrison, Jimmy Hales, Harold Donle, Bernall Day (Round Table). OQUIRRH EAST: Jim Blanscett, E. E. Matthews, Lamar Shaw, John Rodgers, Gordon C toward, Jack Fraser, Royal Larson, Jack B. Taylor. PROTESTANT: a flameless Electric Dryer... Slike Hunter, Charles Passavant. CATHOLIC: Jerry Dunaway, John Papanikolas. NEW DISTRICT: Dr. John M. Bevan DISTRICT CHAIRMAN: John C. Neal (Taylorsville West Stake Boundaries), 3108Miller-am- a Avenue. VICE CHAIRMEN: Junius B. Covington (Kearns North Stake 4211 Boundaries) Annapolis Drive. Blaine Wilcox (Kearns Stake Boundaries), 4340 West,: 5295 South. Harry F. Nowaskey (St. Francis Zavler Boundaries) 4218 West 4570 South. DISTRICT COMMISSIONER:; Albert Haslam (Kearns North Stake), 4794 South 4420 West. MEMBERS AT LARGE: KEARNS NORTH STAKE: Eugene Pearson, Dr. John M. Bevan, Wilford Keeps Wash Up to Fluff Hutchinson, Clarence Keech, Max Moser, Harold Lloyd, J. Carl Rasmussen, Leon Jaeger, J. Holt Ward-l- e, Joseph Jackson, Boyd Intosh, Axel Kelstron. Mc- KEARNS STAKE: Merrill Nelson, William H. Payne, Wayne Theres nothing more gentle electric heat. for drying clothes than pure-as-ligh- t, flameless g Clothes, towels and diapers all come out so fluffy and . . . with the caressing that only a flameless dryer can give. A flameless dryer conditions permanent-pres- s clothes so that they are ready to wear. No ironing sweet-smellin- is needed. Now is a good time to buy from your electric dealer. 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