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Show ROCKY MOL. MAIN REMEW, Jul from EAST M1LLCREEK NEWS AND VIEWS Four Mill Creek Girls At International Four East Mill Creek Senior Girl Scouters left July 14 for Farragut, Idaho, and the Girl Scout Roundup. Maryem Brashner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brashner, 3365 Birch Circle; Susan Likins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Likins, 2109 Berkeley Street; Louise Lycan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lycan, 4201 Marquis Way; and Connie Plant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Plant, 3675 South 2245 East Joined 12 other Utah girls to participate FREE!! FREE!! YOUR CHOICE (1) A Of ONE A pair (2) stainless grapefruit spoons or (2) 4 oz. Aphrodite Beauty Cream or (3) $1.00 Hoffman protein book or (4) Book "Operation Energy (receipes, menus, food values, etc.) FREE with any purchase of $3.00 or more Have l fresh two-we- Si?ne"e APPLE JUICE GWALTNEYS NATURAL FOODS Cotlonwood Mall in the international Roundup held every three years. Miss Brashner was named commentator for the state of Utah and interviewed six scouts from different parts of the world; the interview was heard over KSL Radio. Other Utah girls helping to carry out this year's theme of the Roundup "On the Trail to Tomorrow-Promise in Acare: Ann Williams, tion Marcia Donkin, Linda Gessell, and Susan Sasaki all from Salt Lake City; Sally Pepper, and Patsy Jewett both from Orem; Julie Engberg, Susan Hugge, and Gail Merrill from Ogden; Joy Call from Roy; Tess Fenton from Cedar City; Nancy from Brigham Comingore City. During their stay at the international meet all Scouters slept in tents, did their own cooking and laundry Each patrol was assigned to present a demonstration which depicted something historical about the community they came from . Evenings were spent in campfire get-t- 278-128- 7 ek o- STiREATQRIHEMR0.liEIIl 40 Round-u- p YEAR of Values Yiyj (SAKfiT BEAT A o O o O) ? gethers for special events and with becoming acquainted other girls from various parts Discussion of the world classes were held covering subjects from dating to the Viet Nam issue The purposeof the International Roundup provided the girls with an experience in living and working with girls from many different backgrounds and from all parts of the nationa dn many parts of the world; it provided an opportunity to which all Girl Scouts may aspire and pro. vided added interest and stimulation to the program in troops and camps. It gave to the girls participating a sense of belonging to a strong and unitized movement whle providing an opportunity for practicing experience in self and resourcefulness, technical skills and adaptability . Added to these, the Roundup provided an opportunity to increase public understanding of girl scouting through a large scale demonstration of the girl scout program in action. Visitors were welcomed to the area. The Girl Scout encampment was concluded on the 26th of July and the girls returned to their homes on the 28th. bowerv forcombo-clavin- g which will be resumed. Definitely in favor of the dancing, Mr. White said the All LEE BUNKER Round-U- p take over complete control and access of the park. Proper police protection must be provided. teenagers need a place to go at night and they need outlets for their energies, but that they could not be allowed to 29. 1965 It is now necessary to make reservations with the park authority for use of the bowery and dances ending at 10 P.M. COTTONWOOD V 7mall irection is celebrating REVEREND ACCEPTS CALL A Lutheran pastor who spearheaded construction of a new church and the purchase of a new parsonage will leave his congregation next month to accept a call to serve in a church in a California community. The Reverend A. E. Cox has served at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, 2500 East 3900 South for the past five years and will leave to serve at St. Stephen Lutheran Church in downtown Long Beach, Cal- REWAX- -T- ANTIQUES MADE EASY WITH MARTIN SENOUR PROVINCIAL COLOR GLAZE OLD CHESTS, i C1 cabinets, tables, chairs become decorator pieces with easy to use Provincial Color Glaze. Dont even remove old paint, varnish or stain. A JUST PAI1IT VA DANCING TO BE RESUMED Authority was forced to close the bowery temporarily at Sugar House Park when juvenile gatherings verged on riots last week. Teenagers have been gathering at the YES! THE NAME Professor U. OF QUALITY IN WAX ifornia. During his minstry at Our Saviours Lutheran Church, the Reverend Cox saw the congregation grow from seventy-on- e members to one hundred and twenty-fiv- e. Before coming toSalt Lake City, he served for three years at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Pocatello, Idaho. Commended For Viet Action A First Oak Leaf Cluster was awarded to Sp. 4 Craig Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmont Moore, 2545 Hartford Street. He was for saving an entire army camp from possible disaster when he extinguished a fire in an ammunition dump in Viet Nam. An Army Commendation was also presented tohlm for being the outstanding clerk and soldier in his outfit. GLAZE FRIDAY SATURDAY VALUES IULY 30 - JULY 31 -- 10 AM 10 AM - 6 PM Clearances End-of-mon- VALUES New fall merchandise VALUES Back to school necessities. Heads Society COTTONWOOD MALL WOODEN NICKELS Dr. Stephen D. Durrant, University of Utah Professor of Zoology and Entomology, has been elected president of the Pacific Section of the Society of Systematic Zoology Dr. Durrant, on the University faculty since 1931, will hold the high position for a one-yeperiod He was of the society president-ele- ct last year. He is a past president of the American Society of Mammo-logis- ts and is a permanent member of the board of directors of that group. Dr. Durrant also is a member 4 several other important committees In his professional field given away with any dollar purchase in any of the Mall'i 60 Stores & services Trade them for FUN - PRIZES - FOOD ar A2ID WIFE TREWAX! GAMES OF SKILL FUN - PRIZES 10 Colorful Booths Rec Slates COTTONwood CANDY made from Utah's own Amalgamated Whitt Satin Sugar Countywide Swim Meet TWELVE COLOPS SIX RICH DEEP TONE COLORS AND SIX DELICATE SOFT TINTS AND NOW SIX NEW RICH BEAUTIFUL WOOD TONES. EVERYTHING YOU NEED EVEN THE BRUSH AND AN INSTRUCTION BOOK IS IN THE KIT. BUILDING SUPPLY 3025 bait 33rd So 466-88- 82 light Tonal $4.95 $5.95 Wood Tonts $6.45 Ditp Touts Salt Lake County Recreation Department will sponsor another county-wid- e swim meet August 3. The contest Is expected to draw young swimmers from all county recreation swimming pools Art Hughes, meet director, said the swimming meet will begin at 1 P M and will be staged at the Murray Swimming Pool in Murray Park. events are schedForty-si- x uled and entrants must report at the pool at 12.45 P M. the day of the meet. Any member of a college swimming team or anyone who has participated in a state swimming meet is not eligible, the recreation leader said. Ribbons will be awarded to first, second and third place winners It melts rnrr l UL I in your open suckers From our Carnival Clown TON of White Satin Sugar in 1 lb., , 10 lb. bags given away during the day. 1 5 lb BRING Stores mouth" 10,000 White Satin the whole FAMILY 9 PM. till 9 p.m. Mon Thurs for FUN! |
