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Show GRANGER-HUNTER-TAYLORSVILL- NEWS E was elected one of eight state for the coming year and was also designated one of three outstanding vice-preside- WEST VALLEY, THREE area men have made eleventh hour filings for seats in the state House and Senate. James Brusatto, 2879 South 8650 West, Democrat, filed for the Senate from District 11. He is superintendent of Sanitation for Salt Lake County and has served three terms in the state Legislature. David Lingard, 3096 LeMay Avenue, Granger, has filed on the Republican ticket for state representative in District 27. He is superintendent of transportation at Hercules Company. state directors last year. Mr. Barton is a past president of the Granger jaycees and also served last year as Bonneville District President. George Lanphere, Granger chapter president was selected the top president in the state for cities with 5,000 to 15,000 population. He was also one of the four runnerups in the state 'Spark Plug award. The Granger club ranked fourth in the Parade of Cities, a recognition program judging chapters in numerous activity catagories. Granger Jaycees rated second in public relations, third in "civic improvement, and Filing for the House from 28 is Republican Donald Harmon 2836 RoseA mary Street, Granger. third inAmericanism,govern-ment- al Har Mr. retailer, petroleum and public affairs. mon is a member of the Granger Hunter Chamber of ComAT THE ANNUAL instalmerce, is active in the LDS church and was the TOYM lation banquet of the Granger selected by the Jaycees and Jaycee-ette- s, recipient Mrs. Bob Carter was named Granger Hunter Jaycee orof the Year. She Jaycee-ett- e ganization. gained the greatest number of points given for various proMrs. jects and activities. If you live in Granger, Hunter, or For Women Only Taylortville. please coll District Brent Thornberg ted Gassman, 3709 South 4525 Other officers are West. Mrs. Edward Beck, educational director, and Mrs. Alden Draper, parlimentarian. The groups activities include helping at the Boys Ranch, refurnishing a room at the YMCA and sponsoring a girl scout troop in Granger. was presen- the Key Girl award. CHEERNEW EIGHT LEADERS will head the cheer-in- g section at Granger High School for the coming year. - The winners announced at the weekly Pep Club dance last week are Head leaders, Kathy Smith, cheerdaugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. George ADDITIONAL PROMOTION AL efforts to obtain funds for a new swimming pool must Smith; and Ken Breeze, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Breeze. Other members are Mondel Martinez, Paul Warren, Mike Arlene Baldwin, Weighall, and Nadine Shari Given, Labrum. Cheerleader sponsor is Mrs. Lillian Cornish. be made during the coming Recent interest has weeks. been poor. Tentative plans call for the area to be blanketed with A' SIX GIRL TEAM lead student cheers takes over the reins as principal and a new slate of PTA officers begin their activities. PTA officers for next year will be headed by Mrs. Bruce Cutler, president and Mrs. Robert Greer, first Carrying out sec- will for nt. athletic events at West Lake junior high next year. Girls retarial responsibilities will be Mrs. Jack DeMass. Mrs. Vern Cameron is the new treasurer. chosen as cheerinclude Randa Bar- leaders ber, Shen Casaday, ValJohn-so- n, Kathy Kershaw, Kathy Parkinson and Wendy Walker. Miss Carma Stevens, physical education instructor at the school, is the cheerleader advisor.' THE 7 P.M. GOSPEL ser- vice at Faith Baptist Church, 3536 Market Street, Granger on May 29 will feature a musical program presented by Junior in- formation on the proposed Woodbury Pool, according to Ron Sams, chairman of the NEW PRESIDENT OF alpha council committee. Five hundred lifetime memberships must be sold to help finance cost of the facility. NEW FACES wiU be in evi- dence next fall at Plymouth elementary as Leon Tobler Alpha chapter. Epsilon Sigma Alpha is Mrs. Robert Prescott, 3668 West Bawden Avenue. She was the and the sororitys sweetheart queen candidate this High and High School students. nt vice-presid- ent year. will be Mrs. Cosgrove, 915 East Mrs. 12600 South, Draper. Ray Hancock, 2518 West 4800 South, will be secretary and treasurer will be Mrs. John Vice-presid- ent Ralph You Shoot Last year was a big one for rain, snow and this is very significant to anglers because it means 1966 will be a good one for fishing. The very best prognostications can go far awry, but Utahs fisheries managers are looking forward to an exceptionally fruitful season. As usual, anglers who are partial to stream fishing have to wait a few weeks for the annual spring runoff to level. This is always an expected problem. of fish and water from 1965's heavy The carry-ov- er precipitation is the big factor in the rosy prediction. More favorable runoff conditions are expected this year and stocking will be generally complete by the June 4 opening. For die high country bufL some lakes will not be accessible on the opening but all will be open earlier than they were last year. The regional official forecast, in capsule form: NORTHERN Funoff in the Northern Region is expected to be about normal with all reservoirs filled to capacity and streams running generally high. Outlook is for good to excellent fishing in most waters. NORTHEASTERN - Most streams in this region are expected to be high and turbid for die opening. Weather and snow conditions will determine just how high the streams will be. Best bet for those fishing on the opening will be reservoirs or streams controlled by reservoirs. Stream fishing will Improve as high water subsides. SOUTHERN - Fishing prospects in general are excellent throughout the region. Irrigation needs were comparatively low for the year and fall water levels were die several years. summer kills of game fish were noted. Assuming a normal winter, loss from winterkill should be minimal. Due to the favorable water levels and an abundance of fish available, maximum plants were made in all lakes and reservoirs in 1965. The high mountain lakes of die Boulder, Thousand Lake, Beaver, and Cedar Mountains were stocked again in 1965 with fingerling brook, cutthroat, and rainbow trout Many streams were also stocked with fingerling trout in No It by Mike Edwards the principal point of interest, or will the background. If the person will be, keep the person in the foreground, taking up were honored. Bill Barton most of the picture. the common picture faults are, Otherwise, keep the person how to correct them, and how to one side in to overcome a few of the limposition and have his activities itations inherent in box camsupporting the rest of the eras. Yet, all this lsvaluless scene. (For example, have the if you dont put a little thought person gesture to die area you into your pictures. are taking a picture of.) When taking pictures of peoTake a look through your photo album at the pictures ple, have them doing someA picture captioned (or your husband) have thing. en in the past. Aside from "Here is George painting the the sentimental record they house (or playing golf, or represent, what do you like mowing the lawn) is consid'US about them. Anything? Are erably better than the picture . a graphic record whose only caption would be they simply 1U Cut of a loved ones physical feaHere is George standing (or tures? Or do they tell some sitting). Put a little action x fxicHtU meet sort of a story about the in your pictures; make your fax IuhcA person? Do they appear dull pictures tell a story. and uninteresting? Think for & a moment. What could you If necessary, have the peramxaU. have done to have made the son 'ham it afaciKM v I up, clown around VfontoMi aa picture more interesting? a bit Try, whenever possible, Most of the album pictures to These men are replacing a highway warning sign for the Utah State Department of Highways. Kosher Bagel-Lo- x capture something of the I have seen are nothing more costs approximately $34. The annual cost of repairing, resetting and repainting signs It the of subject than a person standing in front personality tended to direct and warn motorists, cost upwards to $300,000. This particular sign warns v Food - Pastrami through his actions. Try to of the photographer and starthe motorist of a treacherous curve ahead. Without this warning the motorist is virtually get the mood of the moment. Corned Beef ing into the camera, a forced driving blinds It is Important to highway safety that these signs be intact, readable and smile on his face as he (or heeded. Each week, hundreds of road signs are defaced, marred with bullets, uprooted and Cheese Cake Watch for candid shots. This she) fights with the bright is especially true when taking destroyed. This destruction Is not only dangerous to the motorist, who relys on their Decorated Cheese sun beating into his eyes. pictures of children. A picwarnings but it costs the taxpayer money, money that could be used to build additional Usually the background has ture which catches the child and Cold Cut Trays highways and roads and install more safety devices for Hie motorist. The Utah department little to do with the picture off guard is far more rewardof Highways reminds the motorist that there is a $200.00 reward offered for information for Your Office other than sometimes identileading to the conviction of the highway sign defender and a penalty of up to $299.00 jf ing than the stilted picture of a as area the fying with child the seashore, the caught destroying or marring a highway sign. posed typical Meetings and Parties. the mountains or someones , crosspatch look they get back yard. And the back- when forced to pose for a grounds are usually cluttered picture. and distracting. So THURSDAY Since a good many of you Watch your background. w Salt Lake's First and Bast 9 toirtk MOItm ' Sometimes it is difficult to are mothers, you had better NIGHT one fact now. Of all eliminate all distracting items face in a background, but they can the photographers running the Salt Lake area, none East Broadway 5 be minimized. If you desire to shown little scenery, decide have the edge on you when it (3rd South) if you want a person in it or comes to photographing your 363-826- 1 KSOP KOUNTRY not. If so, will the person be own child. WESTERN REQUEST RADIO ms With a little bit of care and 36 hours a day planning, you can come up Phone 466-- 1 370 tor your with some great pictures. But selection you have to be on your toes. AM - 1 370 KC h Lifted to the heroic plane unique.1. Time Mtgutrt And, most important, you must 5 a m. to sunset a and be camera have handy FM stereo - 1043 MC brave enough to use it. 24 hours q day AT THEANNUAL Utah State Jaycee Convention this month two Jaycees from Granger 66 Forecast... Good Fishing best Think Before 298-414- 7 Shirley Bayman, with news tips or activities of your club, church, civic dub, scout group, etc During the past few weeks we have attempted to describe to you what photography Is, what a camera is, how a camera works, what some of anon-promin- mostly cutthroat and German brown, in an effort to establish natural populations of these species to supplement rainbow catchable plants. It is expected that all major waters in this region will be accessible for the opening. Check locally on high mountain lakes. Thats the official word from the Fish and Game Departments regional fisheries men and it is a better dial average one for reliability. Now its up to the fishermen. Next week you get specific information cm some of Utahs blue ribbon fishing holes and a more detailed forecast on these. FOR GOODNESS SHOP 37 S7 Small ptau t kctnbuA SALES TRY OUR BREAD! 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