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Show Page 4 ' Sugar House, Utah Thursday February 20, 1958 , ' INDEPENDENT "l Woman's Gfflorld" Book Compiled A behavior Book is being compiled by students, parents, and faculty of Granite Junior. In the home room classes the students made the rules they thought would be necessary for good behavior. These were compiled into a book that was presented to the parents and teachers for approval at the most recent PTA meeting. The parents anr faculty were permitted to give their suggestions at that time. , When all of the rules have been compiled, a copy of the book will be printed for each student. The rules will cover everything from assembly to proper dress. The purpose of the Behavior Book is to give students an idea of how school is governed and suggestions for student behavior. FOODS FADS PARTIES FASHIONS' EDITED BT BEVERLI I Pad. Pencil & Phone f v - J I f . J ,: "" - 1 . How many times have you taken a message for Junior, Sis what's more important, for hubby only to forget that all important message or return telephone number because you failed to have a pencil handy to jot down the information. Keep a caddy filled with pen-cils by your telephone, and you'll avoid such difficulties. This being Pencil Week, visit your stationer now, he'll have caddies and pencils galore to show you. Mariner Club Organized The Mariners'' Club of the Cot-tonwood Presbyterian Church will enterain members and guests at a Valentine Box Sup-per and Fun Night, Friday, Feb. 21. Skippers, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Humphrey, announce that the festivities will begin Lions'. Club building, 5695 High-- at 6:30 p.m., at the Cottonwood land Drive. Prizes will be award- - ed for box suppers in the fan-ciest Valentine boxes. Mr. and -- Mrs. Robert Gallaher are in; charge of the evening's program. Reservations are being taken by Mrs. Keith Bentley. Youth Fellowship Organized By Church Teen-ag-e members of the Cot-tonwood Presbyterian Church have recently completed pre-liminary steps in the formation of a Westminster Youth Fellow-ship grant. Officers elected at the first meeting, Feb. 9, were: Karen Stoker, Moderator; San-dra Cavaghola, Vice-Moderat- or; Judy Schultz, Stated Clerk; and David Schultz, Treasurer. Ac-cording to the Rev. R. David Steele, Pastor of the Cotton-wood church, teen-age- rs in grades 7 to 12 are invited to join the group. Sunday Eight meetings will be held at 7:00 p.m., in the homes of the mem-bers. The heart diseases accounted for almost 54 per cent' of all deaths in the United States in 1956, according to the - Utah Heart Association. Twenty-nin- e per cent of these deaths, or nearly 240,000, were among persons less than 65 years old. 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Q jL.AMERICANMM anniversary I share their happiness by. . long distance rRmJnbr, rata or lowtif offer 4 fM, and eO day Sunday always , fewtr whoo you call statlon-to-statto- n. Aovntatn Slal i UUphon9- - m Teen Club Organized By Eagles On February 12th the recent-ly organized 67 Teen Club, spon-sored by Aerie No. 67 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, held their first official meeting, at which they elected the officers for the coming year. Three new members were added to the charter scroll, making a total of seventeen members. While the ballots were being counted, officers of the adult club explained the meaning of the various chairs of the young people, and pointed out to them what their responsibilities would be in accepting these offices. In-structions were given by the Youth Guidance committee chairman, Mayo Hogue for the sponsoring by the present mem-bers of new applicants, with em-phasis placed on the importance of letting these new applicants know that they must have their initiation fee and their first month's dues, as well as the signed permission of both their mother and father or their legal guardain, before they can be ac-cepted as members. Plans for fu-ture activities were briefly out-lined, including the erection of a soft ball diamond, the starting of a school for trap shoot enthusi-asts and schools in arts and crafts, as well as parties and dances for the teenage group. On completion of the counting of the ballots, the following of-ficers were seated to take control of the club for the following year. President, Leroy Hansen; vice-preside- nt, John Romano; Chaplain Joyce Dale; Secretary, Connie Marsh; Treasurer, Lloyd Dahle; Conductor, Larry Rob-erts; Inside Guard, Tony Jack-ett- a; Outside Guard, William Partridge; One-Ye- ar Trustee, Jerry Ith; and two six-mont- hs term Trustees, Jimmy Trues-de- ll and JueLee Lambourne. Next regular meeting of the club will be held in the Eagle Home at 3571 West North Tem-ple on- - February 26th at 7:00 p.m. Any young people inter-ested in joining this group may contact Mayo Houge at EM3-166- 6 or Leslie Ellis at DA2-440- 1 and full Information will be available. |