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Show PAGE SIX SUGAR HOUSE. UTAH THURSDAY JULY 16 1959 INDEPENDENT SUGAR HOUSE BPW CLUB On Sunday afternoon from 1:30 to 6:00 officers Mrs: Ted Miller, Mrs. J. M. Redd, Mrs. W.E. Peel-er, and Miss Helen Bryant with members Miss Mary Louise Gil-mer, Mrs. H A. Elton and Mrs. Signe O'Brien acted as guides for the International Peace Gar-dens. About 200 people registered and many more visited this beauti-ful place. Nine countries besides the United States are represented so far. HOLLADAY COMMUNITY CHURCH Now under way is registration for the Vacation Church School to begin on July 27th. Miss Sally Neighbor is in charge of the re-gistrations and may be contacted , after church services in the nar-th- ex of the church. Holladay Toastmistress Club Holladay Toastmistress Club installed its new officers at their regular meeting, Tuesday, July 7, at luncheon at the Beau BrummeL Restaurant. Installing officer was Junior Past President, Mrs.Thos. McClain who carried out the theme of "Circus Days". She installed as president, Mrs. Frank D. Hughes, who as ringmaster was given a purple balloon, denoting royalty; vice president, Mrs. Don Judy (also program chairman); secretary, Mrs. Robert Hamilton; treasurer, Mrs. Sam Cabibi; and club representatives, Mrs. Rudy Wehrli and Mrs. Robert Jones. S.H. Rotary Anns The newly installed officers of the Sugar House Rotary Anns were hostesses to the regular monthly meeting, Friday, 12:45, July 10, held at the lovely home of Mrs. J. Poulsen Hunter, 2125 Oneida St. Box lunches were served and an afternoon of swimming and var-ious activities were planned. Mrs. Jack Okland, President, and her of-ficers, Mrs. D. Avoran Os-gutho- rpe, Mrs. Laird Snelgrove and Mrs. Neisen Bank greeted the members. The board members newly installed are Mrs. Albert Hibbard, Mrs. Sam Leaver, and Mrs. Melvin "Bud " Brain. Mrs. L.H. Stratford, Parliamentarian, and Mrs. John Cahoon, Historian, were also reinstalled at the last meeting. Zadiix Slide Viewer ft A Regularly $7.93 j77 fSfcV ,r s188 . at WEftR for 35mm color slides. tjrpngp neg y-Vcc- i 6-1"llAIMSB-STOES itjN& IHCW ID JV? POfiEltf Bll Pocket $1(2)95 Fehr's Photo . 2925 Eost 33d So. HU 4-0- 523 SUBSCRIBE TO THE INDEPENDENT. ONLY $3.00 A YEAR. HANDY DIRECTORY FOR THF FINEST GOODS AND SERVICES MUSIC LESSONS SOUTH EAST SCHOOL OF MUSIC 2152 SOUTH fTH IAST Jnnft' Air ur i osrM4irmt rwrwMi cfm fOMMAt MANO tAIOMOMf VtOUN CIAMICM RAMO CLMMIT . WUiW ACCOWtOM HOMtOMI ' COIN! I whim vote mc TELEPHONE HU 4-12- 51 umt wumoN.Mef. hwwi unwnn AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES 8 CAST tfrr SOUTH CALX LAKE CITY. UTAH BOWLING LANES 1161 Ashton Avenue Phone IN 7-45- 62 Self Lake City, Utah CHICKEN DINNERS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN The Best Chicken In Town ALWAYS READY FOR YOU ' AT I HARMANS THREE CAFES Sugar flouse-39- th SO.& State and 250 W No.Temple. CHINESE FOODS - tilt Highland Mr KEYS k LOCK SERVICE PAINTS & SUPPLIES h l' " " ":n.. lt I"" i Freiglit The payoff for shippers of Utah's famed fruits and vegetables is getting to market at the peak of the season and in peak condition.This is why they prefer Union Pacific's careful handling, dependable scheduling and electronic-ag- e fast freight facilities . . . featuring powerful locomotives . . . on-th- e-go- ici- ng . . . and modern mechanical refrigerator cars. Whatever your shipping problems, you'll find Union Pacific's faster schedules, modern facilities and nearly a century of rJg(Jj&w "know-how- " provide the answers for keeping freight moving swiftly . . . smoothly . . . j dependably! 3 f0 keeP yur height on the go ... be specific ... union mere LOCKSMITH 27 Years Experience Complete Lock & Key Service Safe Expert Door Closers Overhauled Mowers, S&ws, Scissors, etc., Sharpened Sales and Service RUDY'S KEY & REPAIR SERVICE 1983 S. 11th Past HU 4-0- In Sugar House VARIETY STORE Shop Scotch 5&10C Helpful friendly.courteous SERVICE ALWAYS. Variety is Our Specialty; 1069 East 21st So. IN 7-2- 224 UBBEY OWEN FORD GLASS 2IS7 MI6HLAHD C3IV3 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAS HU 444X7 amPRESCRIPTIONS . JJ, FREE DELIVERY FOR PRESCRIPTIONS 2115 SeS llii F ? REAL ESTATE DA ZAfS ' Mrs. John Dale is visiting rel-atives here while on sabbatical leave from San Diego Schools. Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Hromyk and their daughter Sana, of 1205 Yale Avenue, will leave Friday evening, July 17th, on their trip East by train. They will be gone on a two week vacation on which they will visit their friends in St, Pault Minnesota, and Detroit, Michigan. IT PAYS TO SHOP WHEKE YOU LIVE |
