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Show 1305 ROCKY MOl from CAST MILLCREKK NEWS AND VIEWS Achievement Award banquet aday Community Chunh be- held last week. Miss Judy Rob- came vice president Reserend ins, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Green, minister of Don B Robins, 3175 South 2850 Baptist Chursh, Granger, term as East, displayed excellent ora- will fill the one-etorical talent as an Achiever secretary for the ministers' speaker at the banquet Miss Hanna Rideout, daughter of Mr on May 8th. David Laughlin, son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Rideout won and Mrs Eugene Laughlin, 2784 a Purchasing Agent's award business group The teen-ag- e East 30th South, and Kenneth , Davis, son of Mr and Mrs consisting of youth from all Myron Davis, 2358 East 3150 areas of the city, were honored South, comprised the team from for outstanding achievement Skyline High School's automoA BUSY SCHEDULE bile mechanics department which competed with 16 other The Reverend A. E Cox, Utah High Schools. Dave and Kenneth receive pastor of Our Saviour's Luth-er- n Church, 2500 East 3900 an all -- expense -- paid trip to Detroit, leaving June 21st, to be- South, has a busy schedule, come contestants in the national as usual, during the ensuing months. competition sponsored by The pastor was recently elCorporation. "We're pretty excited, Ken ected treasurer of the Salt exclaimed. Lake Ministerial Association at enthusiastically held May "We get to fly back on a jet, a luncheon-meetin- g we will tour the Plymouth plant, 11th The Very Reverend Wesand we get expense money for t ley Frensdortf of St Marks a 'national troubleshooting jac- Episcopal Church was elected Thousands of dollars president and Reverend Horket! worth of prizes will be given ace M McMullen of the Holl away to be contestants and they will also be eligible for . scholarships allotted to In the half-ho- ur each of the teams to locate and correct trouble under the hood of an automobile, Ken and Dave solved twenty one mechanical puzzles regarding the ignition and carburetor. ar ,v lU of Studio Richter and Phil Henich, display two of the paintings which will be on view at the Outdoor Art Festival, Saturday and Sunday ers May 22 and 23 Featuri.ig approximately 60 oils and watercolors by prominent Salt Lake artists, exhibition will be open from 9AM to 7 P M in the parking lot at 2265 East 4800 South Charles Stubbs will present a painting demonstration and Bill Shaw will give a pottery wheel exhibition on both days of the festival Refreshments will be available and the public is invited to attend Holladay High Hopes Four group is sponsoring a horse show for the Jordan Skyriders at the Murray Fairgrounds Saturday, May 22 from 1 P.M. H until 4 P.M. Judges will be Ralph Jones and Mary Sayers. Classes will be English and trail Western Equestrian, class, halter class, egg race, The Reerend Cox also dans to attend the Synodical Con-Faivention in San uiego uunng the first week in June MARSHALL th NAIFY stH1' THE PICTURE THE WORLD HAS BEEN WAITING TO SEE! OB3ZIDQ1B0 fluDGSTiEEi (TTjctT' jffBtmr .mm. i CAROL LffiLEY parents costume class. Rib bons will be given to the first four places. Members of Holladay High Hopes include Lory Allred, Allison Ucelac, Pam Eschler, Robin Eschler, JanleCarlson, Jody Tuft, Ann Hoagland, Marge Miller, Andrea Shore, Virginia Mannia. I i GLEN FORD 2454 SOUTH 7th EAST ST. EXPLORING THE LAVAS An exciting time is in store for the Luther Leaguers the of May 28th. CASE LOT VALUES IN VEGETABLES They will leave for Idaho and the "Lava Flows to explore the volcanic beds northwest of American Falls. They will explore some of the most recent active volcanos on the American continent which are found In that area. They also plan to examine the interior of a "gas vent" which is some 30 feet in diameter. ''s - WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM No. 303 CANS No. 303 CANS No. 2 SALE But the program costs money ... $750 per student. So, to offer Utah hospitality to 30 foreign exchange students next tear, $12,000 must be raised locally. Donations are tax deductible too. "Parents for exchange students are also needed for the program to be a success. For further Information or donations contact Mrs. R.M. Wilkins, 3670 South 2140 East, A.F S President at Olympus High School or Mrs. Zettella W. Thurman, 3096 South 23rd East, president at Skyline High 3 SWING SPECIAL 2 SWINGS - GLIDER and SLIDE $29.95 2 SWINGS GLIDER GARDEN SWING and SLIDE $39 95 RACING DAILY - PRIZES LITTLE H5 0 SALE 13 95 21 95 32 95 0" prize PRIZES DAILY 17th East 13th South - c245lM - WOODS CROSS CANS No. 303 CANS Cottonwood Mall - 5 Points, Bountiful - DEL c;;rsi1 MONTE. CUT GREEN BEANS area. 5 0 .0 0 GARDEN TENDER PEAS At the tenth annual Junior of good will In the Salt Lake 1 - SPRING JUNIOR ACHIEVER SWING SET $ cr6!M DEL MONTE CORN (Continued from Page 2) - a ball love is HOPE LANG , TOMATOES VALUE $19.95 BARRY SULLIVAN PLUS - IN COLOR I GINGER ROGERS Foreign Students MAY 31 EFREM ZIMBALIST, JR. -- weekend High Hopes To Sponsor Show 3 group G2H) (EDiHD?) O dm Arts, MAIN HEME. May 20, 1965 HELD OVER 2ND SMASH WEEK! GP2DCnD Art Festival Karl BUNKER Troubleshooting Pays GH For Shyline Mechanics Two East Mill Creek youths will have little trouble in the future identifying any mechanical faults which they might encounter with their cars. They won the third annual high school contest held "troubleshooting Joji LEE No. 303 CANS - DOUBLE cs24flIQ9 LUCK, CUT ,6179 GREEN BEANS GOLDEN POPPY 46 OZ. CANS TOMATO JUICE CASE LOT VALUES IN FROZEN FOODS School. 6 OZ. CANS - PASCO FROZEN CONCENTRATED ORANGE JUICE 10 OZ. PKGS. Jacquel in . or CORN C 8 OZ. SIZE - BEEF, CHICKEN OR O1 R b? WHITE, CENTER SLICES CASE LOT VALUES IN FRUITS now'(j S,461 - No. 303 CANS Qy LIBBY mtI24 CANS No. 2 411 551 CANS - WHOLE, 3179 UNPEELED c,r4379 STEVE STRAW - SHAVER'S Grapefruit Soctionsc.73944l89 t No. 303 CANS CANS-CRUSH- ED, CHUNKS or LIBBY PINEAPPLE II OZ. 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