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Show -- J s Butler VTA Slates Room Mother's Tea Butler PTA will hold a room Oct- ober 1, at 2:30 P.M. In the school auditorium, 7000 South mothers tea, Thursday, Saturday - afternoon at the football game c in be no more exciting than a Holladay Saturday morning at a football game. mothers Ask the and fathers, brothers and sisters and friends of Holladay little league football players who make the trip to Olympus Junior High each Saturday a game Is scheduled and cheer for their favorite football team. This Is football at Its rawest. It Is football at Its earliest, and, in many respects, It Is football at Its best. Here, an untied shoelace might be the difference between winning and losing. A runny nose may get the undivided attention of a pass receiver who Is running for 400-50- 0 the touchdown He, of pass. course, misses the pass but races back to the huddle for additional Instruction. Here, every dad and mother Is a coachs assistant or sometimes seems to be. Here, th biggest fear of Injury Is the sting tincture of mertlflolate might cause should a small cut present Itself. Here, Din Morris, Bernle Erickson and Joe Knowles work with peewee, bantam and junior footballers. They try to put together In one Saturday morning all they have taught the young grldders all week. And sometimes It doesnt work. It didnt last week when Rose Park Invaded Holladay and promptly won by a 13 0 score from the Bantams and by 13-- 6 for the peewees. A field of 250 boys turned out for Initial workouts for a spot on one of. the three teams. There was enough equipment for 60 peewees, 45 bantams and 40 juniors. There will be more years. A few pushups here and there and those boys who missed the first round will be getting the cheers next year. Holladay Is a member of the Salt Lake Football Conference that Is entering Its 11th season. up on the Holladay schedule Is Skyline. Peewees open Saturdays Ban action at 8:30 A. M. Next Startln. His football team there last week by thumping Murray with a lopsided 3 grldders Region Three score. his 31-1- was the climax The game put It for Startln started his who slow In hopes of gaining a little experience with pre-seas- schedule. The two pre season losses wont hurt Olympus at all. Gary Stahl and Co. have some regional title plans and will make a second step Friday at 3 P.M. on the Olympus field. The target Is Bingham. WARREN MILLER'S THE SKIERS Stahl was at his usual sterlself as he found lone- presented by Alpine Training School Inc. ing some receiver throughout the day. See Juniors National's Champion Rebel Ryan plus America's First Olympic Medal Winner Billy Kid in Action against the same field he raced in Innsbruck. THE SKIERS-9- Stahl found Jim Karren for 27 yards for one score and minutes 0 Kerry Collins, usually one of color film fun! of Stahls favorite receivers found Murray passing to his like last week. Collins Intercepted a Spartan aerial and ran It for a touchdown. Other HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8:PM Tue$day October 13, the classy flanker again for a second. Halfback Bill Papanlkolas gave Olympus an Idea of what he could do for Titan football as he ran 83 yards for the games longest score. were converted Into drive type TDs. If Olympus was any more sterling on defense than It was on offense then Steve Fenton, Rick Stevenson, Blaine Sims, Mickey Coult and Joe Connors must be given the credit. Murray passes 1964 Stevens and Brown TICKETS AVAILABLE AT YIM for three more games with the same times holding. The games are only as good as the food, one booster said. An Investigation disclosed program This self that the mammoth Is i elf supporting. supf irt Is based on how well the t oncesslons do. Eat up! CRATINO PAQCINO MOVING STORING CALL COLLECT WEEKLY CALENDAR (Continued from Page 10) DUP CONVENTION 9: 15 A, M., Lafayette ballroom, Hotel Itah Fairgrounds Coliseum; spon sored by Intermountain Kennel Club FASHION SHOW -- 1 P.M., Willow Creek Country Club BIRTHDAY DINNER-DANC- E 8 P.M., Willow Creek Country Club CANDIDATE TOWN MEETING 7:30 P.M., Cottonwood Mall auditorium; Calvin Ram- pton, Democrat, debates Mitchell Mellch, Republican FOLK MUSIC CONCERT 8:30 P.M., Pioneer Theatre, University of Utah TRAVEL CLUB SERIES--- 15 8: P.M., Kingsbury Hall, University of Utah; Valley of the East All room represen tatfc ; are invited to attend and r , v acquainted with teachers. America's Most Recommended Movers HADLEY-MAYFLOW- FOOTBALL -- 8:15 P.M., Stadium Bowl; University of Utah vs University of Idaho ALL BREED DOG SHOW -7:30 A.M. to 6 P.M., State Titans Show Grid Grin Now there Is a reason for the grin on Olympus High Schools football coach Ron tams follow at 9:30 A.M. with Juniors set for 10:30 A.M. action. Come October 10, Granites trio of teams Invade Holladay 2700 ER EM4-S49- 1 for FREE Estimate Wednesday, October 7 ART EXHIBIT -- 8:30 A.M. to 4:45 P.M.,: Sunday, 2 to 5P.M. Utah Musem of Fine Arts; 40 paintings, 29 artists Rocku Mountain Rhine FLORA BUNDA GARDEN CLUB 7:30 P.M., Garden Center, Sugarhouse Park October MIA ACTIVITIES-al- l 7:30 P.M., LDS wards 1, 1964 DON'T COOK TONIGHT Page 14 CALI. DANCE PARTY- - 9P.M. to 1 A.M., The Organ Loft, 3331 Edison Street LITTLE LEAGUE ALL--8: FOOTB- 30 to 11A.M., Oly- mpus High School; 3 games, District 5 vs East MUlcreek teams DRAG RACES 30 P.M., Salt Lake Raceway, 4900West 21st South Special CHICKEN DELIGHT Sunday , October 4 DINNERS TOWN MEETING--- 8 P.M., Unitarian Church, 569 South 13th East; Democrat Calvin Rampton vs Republican Mitchell Mellch. M.00 Monday, October 5 Thiirs., Fri., Sat., Sun. ART EXHIBIT-- 10 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. dally, Ralph M. Barrus Pianos, 4672 Holla- day Boulevard; paintings by Lynn Fausett to hang through October 15 Tuesday, October 6 Only! OPEN DAILY 4 to 9 W Friday & Saturday 4 to 10 Sundays & Holidays Noon to 9 p - Steve Hembury Is the headman of Husky football when team Is on the field. Spunky senior Is signal caller for Coach Tom Lovat. HEMBURY HEADMAN -- 0ArM FREE DELIVERY 2343 EAST 33rd SOUTH ! V Our two big stores have all the latest 1965 models and our closeout on all 1964 models continues !. 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