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Show ROCKY MOUNTAIN REVIEW Page 2 ) Salt Lake County, Utah Thursday , July 9, 1964 "" rw r r. n Review Carrier Of The Month $ A pitching ace and skiing fan has been namedJvne Carrier Boy of the Month. Michael Carhart, old Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Carhart,I- -1940 East 4625 South, has only been delivering news -a papers for two months but In that short time has become an asset to the Rocky Mountain Review. delivers He 171 papers weekly between the boundaries of Sycamore Drive on the east, 17th East on the west, 4500 South on the north and south to 5000 South. Mikes favorite subjects in Shrimp Delight Dinner - 12 Price This Weekend 1 the fourth grade at Holladay School are physical education art, spelling, and social stuI dont dies, but he adds, like arithmetic. A pitcher with a fast side arm and curve, Mike does his hurling chores fur the Braves in the Holladav School League Out of 21 games the Brakes played last year and this year, Mike was on the mound In every game but Strike two BY PRESENTING THIS AD AT OUR STORE ONLY WITH YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS FILLED IN BE LOW. YOU WILL BE ENTITLED TO ONE SHRIMP CHICKEN DELIGHT DINNER AT HALF PRICF, 70?, WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE OR MORF AT THE REGULAR PRICE OF $1.39 0. During the winter, he keeps in shape by skiing. He said he and his family went skiing almost every Saturday last winter. Mike added proudly, Ive been skiing since I was five years old He also likes hunting and fishing but said sadly, Ive never caught a fish. He ha, been an active Cub Scout with Den 5, Pack 54 for the past two years. Looking to the future, Mike has his baseball cap- - set for Yankee Stadium. Id like to pitch for the Yankees, says Mike. strike And with 56 his credit at ag just make It NAME ADDRESS F out record; Mike 56 -- Batters outs to 10, he ma 5f i' .'r - "V, , :F BEFORE AND AFTER -- - Left in the wake of highway builders over a year ago, torn down homes in the neighborhood of 23rd East 27th South became catch-all- s for rubble and trash. Surrounding high weeds blocked visibility for traffic and were for snakes. A story and pictures in the Rocky Mountain Review brought fast action. Highway crews and bulldozers moved into the area the next week, cleared the trash and cut weeds leaving the property, pictured right, neat and tidy. a haven PHONE Student Concerts All Aboard For Points East! Area , Slated Friday talented students of the Granite Districts Summer Music Program will present two outdoor concerts Friday, July 10. Wells McAllister, director of the Holladay, Morningslde A 2343 East 33rd South SAIT LAKE CITY, UTAH Call and 486-960- 4 Open Dally at 4 Noon WF CATER LARGE GROUPS DELIVERY FREE Cottonwood Schools in- s G vA , Holladay School. Concerts are free . and the public is invited to attend. MICHAEL CARHART O Scouts Depart For National Ja mboree 105 strumental music program, said the youngsters will play at 9 A.M at Morningslde School and at 10:30 A.M. at PM Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays from total of By BRINT WALKER Time almost arrived for the National Jamboree at Valiev Forge, Pennsylvania. Last Friday, 200 tents were set up and 300 scouts and ex- hs plorers started training for this experience. Tents were set up in the same fashion that they would be at Valley Forge. Boys practiced setting up their tents, cooking their r One of these German made relative or friend is going back East during the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania? If letters home arent as frequent as you might deyou can follow his activities through this Jamboree weekly round-u- p in the Rocky M ountain Review. Last week our Scout sire, food and cooperating with Youth Counselors Sought To Staff New U.S. Program The manager of the Salt Lake office of the Utah State Employment Service, James Jordan, today announced that plication forms are avall-ablef- te"-co- correspondent, Brint Walker, 1968 Fast 4800 South, will send along pictures and details of area Scouts big trip. Utahs detachment left Tuesday evening for the National Jamboree and points enroute. precision weather instruments and Pueblo, Colorado. They will return to Salt Lake at 6: 30 A.M , Tuesday, July 28. train and other appointments. It was also stated that this trip Is arranged on a tight schedule and if one person missed the train or bus It would disrupt the schedule. Next morning reville sounded at 6:30 A, M sharp. Another meeting was called later in the day and boys were instructed In packing their clothes. Camp was cleared and tents taken down by noon. By 2 P M , the bos were on their way home wih a sample of the Jamboree Wonder what your Boy Scout son, NOTE Jamboree Itinerary: Left Salt Lake, 7:30 P M., July 7, arrive St. Louis, 9:30 A.M. July 9 leave St. Louis, 8:50 P.M., July 9, arrive Chicago, 7 ot- hers. Friday night a campfire meeting was held In which troops demonstrated what they could do with the talent In their various groups. Leaders provided more Information about the Jamboree Itself and explained just what would be expected of the boys. One point especially stressed was punctuality for both A. M , 10, July leave Chi- cago, 7:30 P.M., July 10, arrive Niagara Falls, 7:30 A.M., July 11, leave Niagara Falls, noon, July 11, arrive Palmyra, 2:45 P.M , July 11, leave Palmyra, 5:30 P.M , July 11, arrive Boston, 8 A.M, July 12; Leave Boston, 122 A.M., July 13; arrive New York City, 6 A.M., July 13; leave NewYork City, 3:15 P.M , July 15, arrive Valley Forge, 5 P. M. , July 15. Boys will remain In Valley Forge until July 24, when they will depart for Salt Lake via Washington, D.C., St. Louis, or those Interested In jobs to staff the National youth anprogram employment nounced last week by Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz, The Secretary underlined the urgent need to recruit some 2,000 qualified persons to work as counselor aides and youth advisors. Those will be given Instruction In counseling. , snnj vising, and working with disadvantaged youth. In4Jtah the program will concentrate primarily on the unemployed school dropout. To qualify as potential counselor aides, an applicant must be a college graduate preferably In cousellng, psychology, social work, education, or related fields. Applicants who are chosen will be given 8 to 10 weeks of concentrated Instruction In one of about 15 colleges and universities between July 15 and September 15. Applicants for youth advisor positions need not be college graduates, but must be o spec' o 21 Mr. Jordan says application forms and other informational material are available at the State Employment Service office, and urges all those Interested to apply ROCKY MOUNTAIN BUSINESS SERVICE Expert Office Assistance For Your Business BAROMETER A fine weather instrument ments are required. custom made for our altitude. ' No adjust- THERMOMETER A precision fs made dial thermometer created by skilled craftsmen in Schwenningen, West Germany. The large white enameled face has scientific calibration marks in black and gold. 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