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Show 'Out East MU1 Geek Way' By Frances Xeff club and Lyric Singers. The Lions arc presenting a program by these people on March 10 in the Granite High School auditorium audi-torium for the purpose of rais-funds rais-funds for community improve-ni improve-ni ent. The Orpheus club and Lyric Singers are well - known through-out the United States and are a musical group that Utahns may well be proud of. Tickets will be SI apiece and proceeds of the program will go especially for doing something with the spot set aside as a community park on Evergreen street below 23rd East. Such a park will be of much benefit and enjoyment to all residents of East Mill Creek, and this Orpheus Or-pheus club program should receive re-ceive their wholehearted support. sup-port. Bill and Ranola Bengtzen are now living in East Mill Creek. They have just built a new home on 23rd East and they now reside re-side in Rosecrest ward. You can read the SAD basketball bas-ketball story in the daily papers. The Sunday evening service in the East Mill Creek ward next Sunday will be on the theme, "A Story in Granite and Bronze," and will be about the "This Is the Place" monument. The program pro-gram is under the direction of the Relief Society. They have chosen Lydia Stillman and Claire Morris to be readers of the story, and the "singing mothers" will jirovide the musical musi-cal setting and background. Mrs. John Ungricht, 3575 South 27th East, has paid a visit to the L. D. S. hospital as a patient pa-tient but has since returned home. However, she will be convalescing con-valescing for several weeks yet. The movie stars have nothing over Dr. and Mrs. E. O. Thompson Thomp-son who recently spent a week end in Sun Valley. Laurence Gardner and Ralph Fisher were both presented books at the East Mill Creek Sunday - evening program last week, in recognition of outstanding outstand-ing service in their priesthood quorums. Laurence received M. O. Ashton's "To Whom It May Concern," while Ralph received re-ceived "A Short History of The Church' of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints." Last'Sunday was youth award clay in the East Mill Creek ward and 25 young men 'and women of that ward received certificates certifi-cates of award for outstanding attendance "and achievement in the Aaronic Priesthood and in the L. D. S. Girls' program for 1946. Following is a list of young people receiving these awards: Don Steggell, LeBaron Robin-1 son, Jerold Ottley, Richard Jar-rard, Jar-rard, Boyd Groberg, Laurence Gardner, Alvin Dansie, Dwaine Burdette. Cor Hofman, Ralph Fisher,. Dean Parkin, Steven -Straw, and Robert Hodgehs. ' The girls receiving awards were; Sophie Hofman, . Jackie Glade, Cynthia Grob, Marilyn Hodgens,' Nina Lou Neff, Mary Osguthorpe, S h i r,l e y Parkin Jean Rogers, 'Janet Rogers, Lo-rerie Lo-rerie Walker, Barbara Wheat, Kay Barney, and Virginia Wis-comb. Wis-comb. To receive the Aaronic Priesthood Priest-hood individual award, these boys had to attend 80 per cent of their quorum meetings, 50 per cent of the sacrament meetings, pay a full tithe, keep the wore! of wisdom, and fill at least 50 quorum assignments during tne year. The girls also have to pay a full tithe, keep the word of wisdom, attend 75 per cent of the Sunday School and Mutual Mu-tual meeting, attend 50 per cent of the sacrament meetings, deliver one public address, and participate in the Church welfare wel-fare program. The first quorum of deacons, under the direction of Grant Weiler should have received a quorum award for outstanding work, but as yet the certificate has not reached the ward. On March 12, in the Granite High School auditorum, a band concert will be presented by the students of Olympus Junior High School for the purpose of raising funds with which to I buy new uniforms to outfit the I band. ' This band is under the direction direc-tion of Orman Weight and has won much recognition throughout through-out the city and county for its outstanding performances. During Dur-ing the Christmas parade in Salt Lake last year, this band won first prize. This group has also been appointed to play for several sev-eral special occasions this spring and summer as a part of the Centennial celebration. While some funds were raised last year they were not nearly sufficient to provide entire uniforms uni-forms for the band members, and considering the important part they will play in musical circles in the near future both as representatives of their school and also as part of our community, commu-nity, it is highly commendable that the people of East Mill Creek and 'Holladay, especially, get behind this band concert. Next Thursday, March 6, at 7 o'clock is the date and time of the big welfare dinner-social that will take place in the East Mill Creek ward as a climax to the ward Welfare Fund drive which is taking place now. Letters have been sent to all ward members asking them to contribute one day's salary to the welfare fund. In return for .this they will "be given tickets to the welfare dinner-social. The East Mill Creek Lions' club is on the move again, this time providing for the community commu-nity a very special treat by means of the Salt Lake Orpheus |