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Show Sugar House, Utah Thursday, April 25, 1957 SOUTH EAST INDEPENDENT P 9 Editorial . . . There have been several ideas born for the name of the new park to be developed on the old prison site. Each is not without its merit. "Sugar Mill Park" was sug-gested by the committee appointed to explore the possibilities of the new area and chart plans for its development and management. This was a meritorious thought because the Sugar Mill first erected in the vicinity, though a failure, sparked the begirnings of a great industry in the inter-mounta- in west. In addition, the whole area now bears the name "Sugar" though the MILL has been changed to HOUSE SUGAR HOUSE. For this reason there are some power-- ful interests pulling for the name Sugar House Park. There is merit in their thinking, too. It will, as they say, certainly mark the park for all time as being an integral part of the area where most of the support for the care of the park will come. Both the past and the present find proper recognition in the name. An outline of legislation con-crni- ng this area is set forth in a letter to the "Public Forum" of a local paper of last Sunday. It was written by former Senator Lorenzo E. Elgren. He points out that the legislation looked upon their activity as establishnig Utah's first "state park." So he suggests that the name for the developed old prison site should be "The State Park." Still others, not satisfied with a meager three suggestions Sugar Mill Park, Sugar House Park The State Park have encouraged a contest in which a prize will be given for the most appropriate name suggested. Strong opposition has developed against this last idea and Sugar House groups whose opinions should merit serious consideration categorically state they will not be bound to accept a name chosen through such a procedure. With everybody in on the act, as it should be in the processes of democratic decision, comprom-ise, one cannot tell for sure just what name the new park will carry. It would seem to us that the logical name would be "SUGAR HOUSE PARK." Excavation Nearly Finished On Chapel Excavation is almost complete at the site for the new Holladay Third Ward chapel at 4407 For-tun- a Ave., Bishop William S. Partridge reported this week. Actual construction will begin shortly. Plans indicate that the ne v chapel will be one of the most im-pressive in Salt Lake Valley. The $237,000 structure will be built at the base of Mt. Olympus over-looking Salt Lake Valley. A bal-cony will provide a view of the valley and Mt. Olympus. Classifieds . . . UNFURNISHED HOME FOR RENT home, ideal for small family( newly decorated; full base-ment: garage; water furnished. Call EL 50 after 5 p.m. FOR RENT 3 room furnished modern house and garage $50 dial IN 11. 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' - IggsOffQgA1 . --- -'' ' W.- - v,ri ii .1 Tea Set For Holladay P-T- A A tea will honor new officers of the Holladay P-T-A Thursday at 1:30 at the school. Also special guests wil be new members of the community who will have young- sters entering: the Holladay Ele-mentary school in the fall. Following the tea a program will be presented and will include slides on roses and perennials by Dr. and Mrs. W R Middlemiss. NOTICE To Mortgagor by Mortgagee in proceeding to foreclosure and sale. By virtue of a chattel mortgage extecuted by Credit Industrial Loan and William D. and Jovce Garner, dated the 7th dav of 1956 and upon which default h-- p been made and upon which is dn 5541.51, we will expose for sa'e at public auction on May 4th, 57 at 2 p.m. o'clock, at Redman Van and Storage, 1240 East 21st South San Lake City, Utah, certain pronertv mentioned in said mortgage as fol-lows, to wit: 1 overstuffed chair, divn p-fo- rm rocker, end table manV ash tray, lamps, green ruer. Philco TV, kitchen set and 4 chairs, vanity, double bed com-plete, nite stand, gas rantre. refrigerator, automatic waor cedar chest, buffet, and chest of drawers. The terms of the sale will be made known on the day of the sale. A. S. GIBBS, mgr. Pub. in "S. E. Independent" April 25. and Mav 2. 1957. |