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Show Page8 Sugar House, Utah Thursday, July 17, 1958 ; COURIER GRANGER . HUNTER By Dorothy Hendriksen An outstanding Granger Ex. plorer Scout has been honored by an expense paid trip to the Explorer Dude Ranch in Phil, mont, New Mexico. Jesse Kaas 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Kaas, Jr., 3534 Y. 4100 S., was one of two winners in the annual Twin Peaks District scholarship contest Each year hundreds of explor-er scouts throughout the count- - -- ry gather at the dude ranch to learn explorer leadership training. In addition to being a lead-er in Troup 534 Jesse is also active in Ship 397 of the Grang-er 8th Ward Sea Scouts. He received his Eagle award in October of 1957 and his Silver Explorer in February of thi3 year. , Mr. and Mrs. Kaas expect their son to return home July 17. Little Julie Wallace 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wallace, 3415 W. 3500 S -- probably owes her life to the alert action of a passing motor-ist. Julie was lighting spark-lers with her family on July 4 th when somehow her cloth-ing caught fire. Val Simmons who with his wife happened to be driving by at that moment, saw the situation and jump-ed from his car and caught the child as she was running around the house. He rolled her on the ground and tore off her burning clothing. In doing so he sustained minor burns of one hand. Until that time Julie's parents in the back yard were unaware of her predicament. The little girl suffered burns over her entire left side from her upper arm to her knees. Mrs. Wallace reports that her daughter is now recuperating satisfactorily at home. Four wards will represent the Granger Stake at the Youth Parade! in Salt Lake City on July 18. The Granger 7th Ward float, which won first place recently at the Nor-J-Est- a, will lead a procession of children from Granger, Granger 3rd, Granger 7th, and Granger 8th Wards. The youngsters will be dressed as pioneers and will carry such things as hammers, saws, and other building tools. , Theme for the parade this year is "The First Ten Years in the Valley." s We are pleased to report that Mrs. Muriel Lossee, 3767 S. 3600 W., is feeling - much better this week. She has been ill for several weeks as a re-sult of infection in the inner ear. , Young and old alike have noticed the absense of an old familiar face from the Granger area this summer. Tom Karras, who for the past 30 years has lived in a small house behind the II. Earl Hill residence, 2653 W. 3500 S., left June 10th by plane to spend the summer with relatives in his native Italy. Mr. Karras, who is now 73, came to this country at the age of 18. Years ago he rented small plots of ground from the Hill brothers in order to raise and market celery and onions. In later years he has done odd jobs around the neighborhood. Although we are happy that Mr. Karras has been able to visit his family once again after all these years, we wish him a speedy and safe return when , the summer is over. Funeral services were held July 9 at Granger 7th Ward for a young Granger mother, Mrs, Joyce Warnick Pitt, 26, who died July 6 in a Salt Lake hospital of pernicious anemia. Mrs. Pitt is-- survived by her husband, Alvin K. Pitt, and a daughter, Debra, of 3230 Lehi Drive, Granger; also her par-ents and two sisters of Salt Lake City. Burial was in Pleasant Grove Cemetary, Our deepest sympathy is ex-tended to the family of this young woman. Thirty young; patients at the Primary Children's Hospital were an attentive audience for a program given July 5th by the Granger 8th Ward Primary. Piano selections were given by Bryan Perenti and Julynne Fairbourne after which Mrs. Alice Mackay presented a retold story. Trudy Price delighted the group with two vocal solos accompanied by Dionne Eldre-dg- e. Following the special numbers the children were directed in singing time by Dorothy Hendriksen. The program was under the direct-ion of Mrs. LuDene Lott, prim-ary president. A baby shower was held Wednesday, July 9th, at the home of Alice Cheney for Mrs. Ross (Elna) Whitaker, Grangl er. Co-hostes- ses wijth Mrs. Cheney were Emma Lou Al-mond and Dorothy Parry. Approxmately 20 guests were present and many lovely gifts were received by the guest of honor. Ronald Scott Fiack, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Fiack, 3231 Barney St., Grang-er, died two days after birth in a Salt Lake Hospital of a congenital lung condition. The baby was born July 7. Graveside services were held July 11 at Valley View Mem-orial Park under the direction of Bishop Alvin W. Wilkinson of the Granger 7th Ward. Survivers include the baby's parents and one brother, Rob-ert Phil, of Granger; also grandparents from Price and Castlegate, Utah. 9m more CARLOADS ARRIVE AT PEHRSON'S Pehrson does it again. 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