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Show People In The News with nows tip or octivitios ol your dub, church, civic dub, . scout group, otc. MIDVALE Agnes Ferguson, 255-074- 1 Crangor, Huntor, or d Toylorsvillo, Shirley Dayman, - 298-4)4- 7 COTTONWOOD Carolyn Johnson, 2773448 HOLLADAY Mary Gail Stark, COTTONWOOD 277-972- 5 HEIGHTS 9 Faye Hadley, Southeast House. Sugar City or Foothih area Katherine Green, 278-246- 466-663- 3 MURRAY AREA , Daisy Harmer, 266-674- KEARNS Betty Castillo, 298-060- - 9 3 4860436 Community Calender Thursday, July 7 COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS Holladay --Cotton wood Jaycees dinner meet, 7:30 P.M., Pizza Chalet, 2049 E. S200 South, Those wishing to join Jaycees attend dinner or call Sid Hor-ma- n, 278-36- 44. Friday, July 8 Winder Ninth 9 P.M., HOLLA. DAY Ward Carnival, Noon-- 4400 S. 15th East. IntermounSUGARHOUSE tain Indian School students en- -- tertaln in Sugar House mer chants Wampum Days Friday and Saturday, July 9. Tuesday, July 12 EAST MILL CREEK New- -' comers Club of Salt Lake ta luncheon P.M., Log Haven in M tile red: Canyon, $2.25, reservations call 466-81by July 9. Guests welcome. City, bridge-canas- 12:30 83 ' : Wednesday, July 13 and , SUGARHOUSEBusiness professional Womens Club garden party meeting at residence of Mrs. W. E. Peeler, ,2766 wren Rd. , , Midvale Site fthflfelrittftlte Club, Ji'p.tn Midvale Civic Center. - MIDVALE - ' ' - The Kearns Town ' Council will meet on Monday, July 18, in the auditorium of the Kearns Library, arnounc ed Chairman VERDON HEAT KEARNS f ON. Kennecatt Appoints Superintendent appointment of Robert H. Migliaecio, 32, sys mines plant safety engineer for Kennecott Copper Corporations Utah Copper Division was announced by T. T. Pin-de- r, division safety director. The appointment is effective July 1, 1966. . Mr. Migliaecio Is a mining engineering graduate of the University of Utah and holds degrees in business administration and economics. He is affiliated with the American Institute of Mining, MetaUur-gic- al and Petroleum Engineers (A.I.M.E.) Mr. Migliaecio joined Kennecott in 1963 and succeeds . Mr. Thomas J. Shepich. AT A DINNER and gove- who attended the 1966 Boys State Convention on the Utah State University Campus, a special citation was presented to DENNIS FERGUSON, 6211 Meadow Crest Road, son of MR. AND MRS. GEORGE J. He also was FERGUSON. elected to serve as governor of Boys State for 1967. Also honored at this years closing event were delegates to Boys Nation, HAL GQATES, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. BRENT . GQATES, Salt Lake City, and JIM SMITH, son of MR. AND MRS. JOHN W. STITH, Ogden. TWO YOUTHS have returned to their homos after re- -) resenting Salt Lake City at he National Youth Conference cm Natural Beauty and Conservation held in Washington, D. C. conAttending the five-da- y ference were Linda Taggart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taggart, 2095 Lincoln Lane, Holladay, member of Senior Girl Scout Troop 103, and conAttending the five-da- y ference were LINDA TAGGART, daughter of MR. AND MRS. JACK TAGGART, 2095 Lincoln Lane, Holladay, member of Sailor Girl Scout Troop 103, and JEFFREY STROUD, son of Mr. and Mrs. OTIS STROUD, 2012 Wasatch Drive, Junior staff member 66. ive 486-110- at the YMCA. SIAM N. ANTON, Inter-mount- 38 Instructs 41 Mate shoap English baby 42 43 45 46 47 48 49 51 52 63 64 carriags Wintar 62 precipitation 13th West 13th 13th 98 99 101 make luncheon laundry hags. Officers chosen are: RO-MO- OVERALL, pres.;' GERALYN MAYNARD, vice-pre- s.; JULIE DENSLEY, sec.; BECKY TISHE, treasurer and DEBRA OVERALL, reporter. MIDVALE Lions Club presented two Midvale Girl Scout of the Year awards and four certificates of merit to at the first Midvale Girl Scout award banquet. MR. AND Mrs. KEITH CARSEN recently held a Jayrun-ner-- cee surprise party at their Midvale home. Guests attending were: Mr. and Mrs. JERRY HANSEN, N, Mr. and Mrs. NORMAN Mr. and Mrs. RON HUNTER, Mr. and Mrs. SHIRL regent; Mrs. ALBERT E. GILES aH of Midvale; Mr. Mrs. AMES, junior and Mrs. NICK MALKOS, Mr. DCNCfARROLL, chaplain; and Mrs. BILL YOUNG, Sandy; Mr. ROY DENNER, recorc Mr. and Mrs. GARY PROCMrs. TERNS HUNTER, treasMr. and Mrs. FRED - Mrs. SAMUEL E. TOR, urer; PICKRIN, Murray and Mr. BURNS, guide; Mrs. LESTER and Mrs. TOM TAYLER, East assistant guide; Midvale. JACKSON, Mrs. PETE VAN ZOMEREN. AMERICAN Legion Post sentinel; Mrs. WANDA BAR140, Riverton, awarded SANTON ARGUS, and Mrs. FRANK DRA LEE PHELPS, daughter PERKINS, sentinels and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. MAX C. LENORE PAGE, pianist PHELPS and MIKE HA SLAM, East Mill Creek son of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. EAST MILL CREEK The Salt HA SLAM, most outstanding Lake Christian Womens Cli boy and girl of the year Invites all women to a lunch DO-MA- 127 relative 129 Football position (abbrj 131 F re position Young salmon , 132 133 More recant -- 134 Nothing Co mistaken Female agancy (Init) Young hog Near Athletic group Designating low tides Paper measure (pL) One opposed Earth goddess Cut Largs tooth Emit In rays Pronoun Con function Strip of leather 03 Con (u netkm 104 Country of Item of property 108 Marks (abbr.) 11C Shouting 112 Foray 113 Limb 114 Break letter 115 Am not (illlL) 117 Showers 118 Check 119 Strikes 120 Con)unctlew 121 Porticos 123 Soak 124 Intellect 125 Swordsmans dummystskes 126 Devoured 21 22 European Fohowtng first Ventilates Crest lata Did (poet) " Indonesian tribesmen 136 Was bams 137 Distance measure I 139 140 i 141 142 143 144 146 146 149 150 151 Prefix: down Unit of Iranian currency Female sheep Be defeated Vessels for holding Safekeeping Inflates 23 Fata 25 In whet mannerf 27 Lawmaker , kM...oaaa stick water Europeans Taka unlawfully Men Regard Commonplace Small food fish v 30 31 33 55 61 I To nuiet Z Part of leg 3 Roman date 4 Conducted 5 A 6 state (abbrj Stalk of grain 7 Rip 8 Priests vestment 9 KiMRer (abbrj 10 Abstain ftem II Bleached 12 13 14 15 Pronoun Corefort Turn inside out Roadside restaurants 16 Allow 17 Teutonia deity 63 66 67 63 70 71 72 73 75 77 76 60 S3 86 W 90 91 , at Pretense Cease King of 35 Trace 36 Prelecting tooth 37 Run off 39 Exclamation 41 Equal 42 Dispatch 44 With force 47 At that time 48 Tails 49 Hindu quean 50 B ear mug 54 Tiller of the 56 59 60 S8 O raceful food (pU Zest Above Mans nickname the cheek. . boasts (plj DOWN Asia 105 REVIEW IN NEXT WEEKS 1 Now Deal 55 57 Offspring 58 Chemical compound 60 DtfficaR 61 Measure of weight 739 North Reservior Park (lower), East A South Temple Reservior Park (upper) East A South Temple 98 99 100 102 ts f t (abbrj Doctrines Collected Soma of ninepins Works at ones trad 104 105 Placed Academic . sublects 106 Feeling 107 Soup dishes 109 Head band 111 Concern 112 Tsar 113 Is IB 116 Chinese aoB pagoda ' Quarrels 116 Russian hemp Reverberated 119 At this place Mot CaH ZfZ Flight of Steps for rtl Unpretentious Symbol 125 Weep tellurium . 126 Painter Ireland 128 Bring dowa the Pair (abbrj foot forcibly A State (abbrj 130 Farm Repreas animal European 13 1 Passageway dormice 132 Artist's stand Bitter vetch 135 Wings Cheer 137 PietectWe Gamely Punctuation'' ditch 136 Bundle 140 -- Tamale ruff Goddess of 142 Hawaiian srraath heeling 143 Loud noise Openwork 144 Orem (abbrj fabric 145 A state (abbrj Periods ef 147 Initials Of time 26th President Emerges 148 Manuscript victorious More certain (abbrj : Dil worth School, 1953 South 21st East Elks Park, 13th South A Main StrGst 5th Avenue A 'C Street, 5th Atsiiu6 Si c Street Fire Station 7, 9th West A 2nd North Jordan Park, 8th West A 12th South Lindsey Gardens, 9th Avenue HORSE SHOW Entry forms will be taken up to the 15th of July for the annual Youth Horse Show sponsored b the Salt Lake County Recreation Depart-- A ment. Participants may be M Street Plmeer Park, 4th South 3rd 18 years and under, West f $15.00 Permanent Wave $8.50 ' complete with cut, shampoo, & conditioner B1 each and Toner $10.00 HORSEPOWER IS OUR Tipping Easeiene Cardova BUSINESS $10.00 0 SrmTrmnrmYmrrmvara t mam SPECIAL MON. THRU THURS. Shampoo Set DIAGNOSIS CENTER AUTOMOTIVE DYNAMOMETER TUNING last 4th So. - 322-354- tumumu i mu niu We Specialize in e Cut $3.50 the latest cuts - $4.50 jujuu. & I .& . n hair styles , TIRES BATTERIES BRAKES . LUBRICATION WHEEL ALIGNING AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 125 & FRIDAY & SAT GAIL F BYWATEtt Salt taka Chy ACROSS 40 East Sim and stylet tar aS Hoorn a Pushbutton electric operation available a All hardware gatvanuaS, not resistant V60 S. Main KEARNS The Colorado School of Mines awarded Its from page B3) Sorenson Park, 11th West A 5th East 10th Indiana Ave. Park, Liberty Sunny side Park, 1600 South Ensign Park, 880 North 80 E. Sunnyside Avenue Fairmont Park, 9th East A Wasatch Springs, 8th North 2nd West Simpson Avenue Lighted Courts Victory Park, 245 South 10th Riverside Park, - Installation leader and Mrs. J EAN OVERALL, assistant leader will study the arts of homemaklBg this year and will ceremonies for the Salt Lake Chapter 92, Women of the Moose were conducted at the Moose Home, 607 East 2nd South. Officers include Mrs. ELIZABETH FOSTER, senior 11 and 12. (Continued art Installing Agents COTTONWOOD 4H CROSSWORD PUZZLE Calendar Trouble Ires, nsy spwstloa ALDER'S DEJBEltBIliaElBD 08 Cottonwood Heights S. A. ANDERSON, Sugar Solution to last weeks puzzle House Chamber of Commerce, a candidate for the Board of Directors of the Council of Western Retail Association will attend the CWRA conven tian at Lake Tahoe, July 10, SOLUTION Teen Activity " 364-844- 4 Division of Sperry Rand Corporation, John J. Leete, manager, an- nounced. Mr. Ekblaw, formerly with Litton Industries Data System Division, Van Nuys, California, joined Sperry Utah in January as special assistant to the division manager. DENSLEY, The group a volunteer organization, is campaigning for new members. Women in the Magna, Kearns and Granger area who are Interested may call Mrs. Hillyard at to arrange a personal interview. Laurelhurst Drive, was named director of advanced programs development of Sperry Utah Company, LITTLEJIomemakers replaces 298-64- 18. girts Club, Mrs. CHARLETTE historian. 1774 EKBLAW, Size Changers TOPS (take off pounds sensibly) Club members will meet Thursday July 7 and July 14, at 7 P.M., at Midvale Civic Center, old smelter office building, Smflter Street New memberships now being accepted: phone Other new officers are Mrs. RAY CLOSE, vice president; Mrs. VANE FRASER, secretary; and Mrs. PAT CARR, KIM .and Red Fury, PEARCE on Angelica Ann Included other winners. W. Midvale 25-58- She HILLYARD. Mrs. RUBY AGNEY. Cajon 17. MIDVALE Auxiliary of the Valley West Hospital will be headed for the coming year by Mrs. NEAL Quern, winner of equitation, saddle seat; DEBBIE OLSEN, NEIL 266-12- Granger - The Pink Ladies western pleasure horse class LINDA BRYANT onJimlneo western pleasure horses; WILSON, Price ef the luncheon Is $1.90 and reservations may be made by calling MRS. JOHN CAMPBELL, GRANGER lity GORDY Guest soloist will be JANE NELSON. Carpet -- aj Weather stay jog-trotti- ng MRS. IRA HUGGINS, Ogden, will display and discuss her' original ceramic creations. BAL-BRAI- TH, vice-preside- nt; JACK H. GQASLIND, 3037 Before returning to their Piateau Drive, was named salt Lake City residence; Mr. president of the ML Olympus and Mrs. Peak will journey Stake, Church of Jesus Christ to Turkev of Latter-d- for the money for the service r Despite Woodstan Life Insurance Soheavy winds and a dusty trail ciety. 99 budding horsemen rode The announcement was their mounts In the first anmade by PAUL A. JONES, nual Equites Junior Horse Sacramento, California, WesShow at the Cottonwood Club tern Regional Manager for the stables, 1775 East 5600 South. Woodmen. The show was limited to "Mr. Tennant Is a native at youngsters 18 and under and Marlon, Massachusetts, but 18 classes provided the youthattended schools in Sandy and ful equestrians the chance to in Salt Lake City. show their mounts. BRUCE H." JENSEN, 2985 Winners In various events Gloria, has been named to Include VICKIE GARRICK, two executive positions In the riding Ma1ic In the showAssociation of University Armanship at halter class. HEAchitects. The University of THER HARKER, on Toby Utahs director of campus won the western trail class, that Included walking, planning and construction and loping over and since 1963 will serve as secretary-treasurer and memthrough obstacles. DALE RICKFORD on ber of the board of directions of the architectural organizaconquered the - spottion, which represents 40 malight when he won first' place jor universities and university in the junior hunter class systems in the United States. which was ridden over obstaMembership is limited to cles on grass, across water, liscensed architects employed jump obstacles and a course by universities with primary that resembled a hunting trail. SUE MINTEN, riding Little duties and professional responsibility for the physical Valley Prince first place in development of the institution. the hunt seat equitation, also won the hunter back class; MARY JANE OLSEN, on Beavers Marco cirst in the . - ik COTTONWOOD TEN--NA- ern , Omaha Kearns Jaycees met with GARTH PYMM, director of the Kearns swimming pool on June 29 to discuss ways hi which the civic club can help the pooL As a result the Jaycees will build bicycle racks for the pool and have uuteered assistance when ever needed. A Jaycee invitational swimming meet will be held In lata summer or eariy fall, said WALL president. KEARNS Jaycees will be given a special demonstration on narcotics Identification when Captain FERRIS ANDRUS speaks to the club tonight, July 7, at the Crimson KEARNS 64 1 Dips and coveted Sterling Silver Diplo civic projects. throws 3 ma to June STEVEN ROB65 a Prixe ... SANDY RICHARD A. 66 97 feast. 9270 South, i ERT HANSONl&oO aflMnaniki 67 18 Finished Sandy, has been appointed field Mrs- - SIDNEY G.. HANSON Of 19 N.rrtarun " 69 1 71 MIDVALE" Business and i 5450 W. 4100 So., Salt Lake 20 Weigh tisr 73 Principal 21 Looted Professional Womans Club City. 74 Leak through 23 Colorists held new officer Installations 76 airts name MELINDA NEILSEN, Troop 24 Greek latter 79 More unusual at Alpine Country Club. 26 Dispatch sd 61 Allow 158 and SHERRY LAWLER, 27 Senior (abbrj New officers are: Miss VIR82 Stitch duck River 29 GINIA HAUN, president; Miss Troop 626 received the newly 20 Float In air 64 Weird LOUISE BALLAMIS, 65 English designed awards. SI Discharged a Runner-u- ps counties were EVELYN Cun Miss MELBA 87 Remainder BURBANK Troop 158, DEB 32 B afore HOBBS, corresponding secre90 Untested RA KASHISHIAN Troop 626, 33 Confederate tary; Mrs. ANITA HYKE, re92 Worthless general leaving cording secretary and Mrs. ROBYN KLONIZOS Troop 34 Haraldic 93 Fact 626 and .Kama Rae Matson hoofing EMELINE JOHNSON, 95 Bog 35 Arab vassal Troop 158. 97 Skin of fruit 36 Cookad slowly . C. ain -- mini-registe- red d. East South Moor Road, was elected district governor of the AHEPA (American Helenic Educational and Progressive Association) at the organizconvention held In ations Ogden. Mr. Anton, assistant social services supervisor in Salt Lake County Welfare Department, is a member of Lodge 19. THE AHEPA Organization develops programs for you' provides scholarship aid plays an Important role In . tees. 1895 for representative HEAD; rnors baH held last Saturday evening for the 640 delegates - Utah-West- W. 3447 Fleetwood Drive, and FRED MONTMORENCY, 1562 Browning Avenue, represented the Bonneville Kiwanis Club at the 51st annual convention of Kiwanis International held last week in Portland, Oregon. 29-3- Thursday, July 14 EAST. MILL CREEK Salt Lake Christian Womens Club luncheon, 12:30 p.m.. Hotel Newhouse. ROBERT DR. HCS-FOR- EAST MILL CREEK AREA Pat Kendig. A. SCHWENDIMAN was named first counselor. He resides at 4370 Diana Way. WILLIAM PARTRIDGE, 4799 Quail 4th Ward. Theme was Potfive, is second counselor. The winning show pourri. The new stake president was written by Mrs. JACK , succeeds ORIN R. WOODTURNER-andirected by Mrs. BURY, 3505 East 3800 South. TERRY HASLIN. Youth of Che wards MIA furnished talent Midvale . for die performance. . . ' MIDVALE -- Midvale MethoKEARNS - The REV. THOMdist Church members have a AS J. MEERSMAN of St Frannew pastor: REV. BURL G cis Xavier Catholic Church KEEPS, former Wesley FounIn Kearns returned last week dation campus minister for from a trip to Rome where the past six years and direct- -i he- - had an audience with pope or, State College. He prevPauL Rev. Meersman la an iously served as youth minisaccomplished linguist with ter at Grand Avenue Methodist special fluency In Italian and Church, Denver Colorado, Latin. During his stay abroad worked as a special term he had an opportunity to tour In Angola, Portuseveral European countries. guese, West Africa and work The REV. PHILIP DAHNKEN camp director In SOnthAmer-l- ea of St Francis Is away an a 1962. ? vocational tour of duty. Reverend Kreps replaces The REV. AL HARDING, a REV. J. S. WILLIAM D, called to active duty, Mary Knoll missionary will speak at Sunday masses on United States Navy Chaplain July 9, to be held at the usual Corps. time. St Francis masses on The Kreps, with their son July 7 and 8 will be held at JEFFERY, are residing in 6:15 a.m., with mass for July Midvale. 9 scheduled for 8 A.M. MIDVALE Stake M. I. A. The Altar Society of St., meet first place winspeech will Xavier Francis sponsor ners were announced as: JOY a steak fry Friday, July 16, ANN OSBORNE, daughter of at Shady Lake. Reservations Mr. and Mrs. LAMAR OSmay be made by calling Mrs. BORNE and CHRISTY BRIGGS 298-10FRANK CARONE at 8oa of Mrs. MARGARET E. RUSSELL BROWN has' BRIGGS SEVENTH DAY Advenlst been appointed for the fourth year as Pastor of Trinity Church, local temperance de- -. Methodist Church in Keans., p&rtmeot, is sponsoring community service for smokKEARNS - Plans being ers who would like to quit pre annual made for the barbeque Under Hie nationally recogand bazaar at St. Stephans nised Five Days to Stop SmoMission. Episcopal king program, smokers eCHET GRANDY, chairman, information encoursaid tickets wait on sale the fiicts and tips on first of July. The event hr agement how to quit smoking by dialing planned for early September 4. Messages are for the entire family, with each week on Monchanged fun and food, prizes. days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Granger GRANGER-S- L Stephens EpisHolladay copal Church will hold a rumto mage sale July 9, 10 A.M. HOLLADAY During the ab6 P.M. at 4643 W. 3500 South. sence this month of the REV. Bargain hunters, will find 'HORACE MCMULLEN, Pasgood used dothing, toys and tor, Holladay' Community appliances at a fraction of Chtirch, 2631 East 4800 South, their value. whp will be. vacationing ant Cottonwood Heights . attending a religious convention, guest theologians will adCOTTONWOOD HEIGHTS dress die congregation. Members of Butler 10th Ward . REV. ISRAEL DANIELS, are Invited to an overnight Salt Lake City, retired min0. The ister, United Church of Christ, camping trip July outing Is to be held at Redman ;wlH deliver the sermon cn Flats in Big Cottonwood Can- -, July 10; REV. PAUL KER yon. . SHNER, minister, First ConCOTTONWOOD HEIGHTS gregational Church,. Fresno, July 17; REV, Sunday, July 3rd, youth from. California, northed Utah (Lutheran e 41 BRADLEY SKINNER, Inter mountain , Conference gregations, Missouri .Synod, forLutherai Chll- - . stef, Unlfed Church of Christ drens Bible camp. July 24; and REV. RICHARD The event runs through July - MAWSGN, Las Vegas, July 31 Rev.- - Mr. McMuUen Is me 9 at Timpaaogas Bible Camp in American Fork Canyon,' of 50 delegates who will attend Children from 4th to 8th the Deerlng Conference for ministers July 12 through 2 grade level participate in hiking, singing recreation and In New Hampshire. Bible study. FAVORITE gospel hymns A religious drama, The Everlasting Arms win. be and spirituals were presentet week at Anchor Baptist given at Southeast Christian last 1880 East 5600South, Church, South 6876 Highland Church, the Ambassadors by Singing 7:15 17 at P.M. Drive, July The public is invited to the ; of Multnomah School of the Bible, Portland, Oregon. locally sponsored three-ne- t play which depicts scenes conMEMBERS of Winder Ninth cerning the second coming of Ward are planning a ward car. Christ 4400 South 1500 East, nival at Includes The cast of twenty July 8, from noon until 9 P.M. students in training at Johns Featured will be a bake Bible College for the Christian sale, country store, auction, Ministry. dunking machine, childrens Admittance is free. . rides, games and many other attractions geared to all age East Mill Creek grtiups. EAST MILL .CREEK The Food and refreshments will following members of Christ be served throughout the day Methodist Church, 2375 East said MR. AND MRS. KEITH 3300 South, have been elected WORKMAN, chairmen for the to district Methodist posi- event. tions: JOHN S. PERSINGER; MR AND MRS.DALE PEAK, associate lay leader of An- 3642 South 805 East, members nual Conference; DR. ROof Holladay Community BERT RUNNELLS, District Churtk. wore delegates to the director of stewardship: MRS. InternaUesal Council of Chris JOSEPH KELSO childrens tian Leadership held In Camworkers section, bridge, England,- - June 30 to District Education staff; July 3. ' MRS. JOHN PERSINGER, sec' The Salt Lkke couple; among retary of program materials 50 delegates from the United for Annual Conference; MRS. 'States to attend the Intern ALBERT WALD, member tional convention, represented District Staff of Beard of Mis- the Intermountain Area. sions; WALLACE VILVEN. Mr. and Mrs. Peak salt Trustee, Utah Protestant they were Invited through their Foundation: Rev. participation at Governors Camps GENE YELKEN. member, cm- - prayer Breakfasts since 1961 ference commission cn world They have also participated service and finance and mem in tfo Presidents Prayer ber, conference board of trus - Breakfasts in Washington, KEARNS - Winner of be Road Shows of the Kearns North Stake held June 29 was Keans eon at 12:30 P.M. July 14 Hotel Newhouse. MRS. ELEANOR OGLE of the Provo Club will be tiie speaker. at the News Church Kearns Please Call The Following . 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