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Show "mho Mooirtr FRIDAY, AFRILyri, Advice: Do a'j t v fit , four Speeding r- -- on o Track1 -v- SUBSCRIPTION m TmfY ' Graduation Class rCik ri tyl ! ten'' f f I A record graduation class is scheduled for ir?'i school exercises next month, ac. c rding to E. V. Mortenson, principal. The class will number more than 100. The tentative list of sn;nrs slated to receive diplomas includes: Clinton Ray Ahlberg, Ronald Jenkins Allen, Raymond Norman Anderson, Harold John Asplund, Rosemary Arnn, James Melvin Barthel, Janet Barthel. Vern Beck, Luanne Becksteal. Jack Leon Birch, Ann Marie Blacker, Lucy Borovatz. Svea S. Bostrum. John Mario Bowen, Raymond Dell Brinton, Donald Pratt Brown, Leonard P. Brown. Richard Marvin Brown, Marco Raymond Brunetti, Phyliss Gay Carter. William Case, Florence Marilyn Chamberlain. Christian Arba Christian, Dolores Ann Cook, Robert Morris Mary Jayne Duffin. Donna Rae DuVander. Beverly Rae Earhart, Ralph James Joan Marilyn Erickson, Doran Vern Eustance. John Reese Evans. Joan Frear, Gwen Adel French, Barbara Ann Gately, Dawna Mae Gerrard. Mahlin William Gibbons, Adelle Meredith Hendricks, Geraldine Hendrick-sen- , Val Dean Hickman, Robert Edwin'Hill. Frank Clifton Hilton. j Thomas Dale Hofeling, Loa Don 'Hofline, Barton LeRoy Holfeltz, RoLayne June Holmgren, Franklin Ray Huff. Marilyn Hughes, Cherie Dawn Jackman, Lee Ann Jensen. Jo Ann C. Johnson, Wayne J. Johnson, William Leonard John, son, Robert Jones, Joyce Judkins, Alden Hastings Laney, D'On Lee Nore Larson, Jeannette Isabell Larson. Joseph G- Lester, Robert Berg Limberg. Gay Lundskog, Jay Ronald Madsen. Lois LaVon Margctts, Helen Markosian, Darrell Kay McMillan, Ronald Harlow Meyers, Stanley H. Mitchell, Joyce Mortenson, Janet Margaret Mus- sed. Laurel Lee Naylor. Florence Ann NeiLson. Bonnie Patricia Nilsson, Ruby Lorraine Olson, Elton Reed Palmer, ShirGeniel ley Grace Palmquist, Parks, Roger Frank Parker, Carol (continued on back page) t ? Mi-rra- -- civic-minde- J, , -- J44 i'kV vl J Est - i bsf ii I O-ca- - la-te- st r. f, kne-linf- Set Cottonwood Slake Liberty Scboof in Gym h activi-membe- rs - - said-Other- "11 .1 mia-;erno- t :.iV.-gii- t Gust Iloren Names fJ, Student Nominees Listed at MHS - Committee Heads -e- Lam-v- . lt d hfwi-.ic- SOX. evi-nm- j i - Do-lore- s contest-Candidate- p s KiwEitians Hear Ssl S Isdusiry Leaders Saturday Preparing rose bushes for planting in "The Garden of Freedom," Murray City's newly.planted rose garden are Mrs. LeRoy Turpin, leit and Mrs. David L. Bowen. The garden is a World War II m?morial and will be dedicated in May. Deseret News photo j t h Lions Club Lisis Nominees for Election on May Board Gaining More Data On High School 4 Determined to make a completely thorough study and obtain competent opinions to make the best selection possible, the Murray City Board continued again the final word on the new high school building project. The board members are working with several experts for a proper site for the new Next Thursday the Murray City Lions Club will elect of. ficcrs for the coming year. Nominations for the various of fices were announced at the last meeting by the nominating committee with Clive Bennion as chairman and Frank Johnson and Orlando Erickson, committee are: For president, Murray I,ewU, Harold Kelly and EarKMfn-sfKil,- - ftrTrce-prtTldrri- r Robert Hull, Red Sorenson and J. O. Kolby; for second vice president. W. Cameron Tuckett. Dr. Clyde Stoker and Verl Mey rick; for third vice president. Ray Patton. W. O. Murphv and Don Blair; for secretary and treasurer, Franz Westover; for tail twister. Woody Stevens, Martin D. Williams and Herbert A. Towers; for lion tamer. Wilfrid Tyler, l.dtoy Morris and Grant Sleater; for two director, ships, J. Leo Jensen, Frank Tranter, O- J. Kingston and Dr. W. L Wright. Present officers are Lee Bowen, first vice president. Mrpresident; Mr. Hull, second vice president; Mr- Tuckett. third Westover. vice president; MrDr and treasurer; secretary James Clove, tail twister, a.ai Verl Meyrick. lion tamer, Direc. tcrs are Tyler R Vincent, im. mediate past president, Dr. FUertson. F, T. Duvall. Erickson. and Janus E - . - - - o Powell Mr. Bowen automatic- ally becomes a director. Bowling Title Goes To Pronto Drive-I- n Keglers of the Pronto Drive Inn caolured the championship in the South State Bowling Lines League this week- Members of the team are v Brimjiuret, Ivin Vie.stnu. V It Vienstenz, Bruce Lindow, Jim Lindow and - R-i- Ray Fox. r - school. - Another element entered the discussion about the new scho lately. Board members have at least discus.ed the possibility of building of a new junior high school rather than a new high school at this time. 1 Murray Eagle Keglers Win 2nd Place As City Bowling League Ends Race games across 12 alleys. Entrance Pet. fee, including bawling, will be 8!) 43 .674 $3. Team captains will meet at Do Drop Inn The Murray Eagle 74 58 .561 7:30 p.m. to elect officers and 73 5!) .553 outline plans for the coming Dels Milts Barber Shop 71 61 .538 year. 6(1 64 .515 Innox Furnace The Murray City Bowing lea. 67 65 .508 guc at the State Wasatch Furnace Bowling Lanes 67 65 508 concluded Foresters Tuesday night, with 64 68 .485 little 3 Swedes change in standings or 62 70 .470 prize winners. Do. Murray Buick Drop Inn, 57 75 .432 league champions, lost four points 424 to the lowdy 5(i 76 Murray Billiards Murray Buick quin44 88 .333 tet while the Stoaco. Int. Murray Eagle Keglers were winning 3 to 1 over Results Tuesday's Murray Billiards to capture Milt's Barber Shop 4. Wasatch second place. Del's bowlers took Furnace 0; Murray Eagle 3. Mur- third spot, one game behind The ray Billiards 1; 3 Swedes 3, Len-n- Eagle, by downing the Foresters Furnace 1; LV l's 3, Foresters 3 to 1. 1; Murray Buiek 4, Do Drop Inn The league rests next week but 0; Keate Milne 3. Stoaco, Int 1. the following Tuesday, May 9, at 8 p m, the keglers compete in Schrdule May 9th Bowlers of the Murray City the league's annual handicap of six games across Bowling 1ague are invited to tournament 12 alleys. League prizes and injoin the league's annual handibeginning at dividual and team awards will cap tournament 8 pm at the State Bulling bo presented that night, which (continued on bark page) jUitics. M'gieis will oowi six FINAL STANDINGS W Keate-Miln- L e x Dar-leti- Kan-ay...,- ; I W ! - - - it r-.- i J's-ar- . fa-'- t s i t j The ! and Godfrey ; Vl $ .be Kr..imans .aw a!.--') or, niii.ui:: i'i s tab, im a film Class B ludmg the All-Sta- r at Jim lUtbil. Murray High liiinum i :er.(tiutis stnrHeis ba:ketball tar this year. inrt.d Mhool mining, Bi'a'h.on. t play m the m the state. aivi mill-,as Urn ehorrn basketball their announnd also .cnnd ' The Cloud shnne all star t:..me this fall in ;.t :i projrrl rciiov.,ta center. the I'nneiMlv -- f Utah :( i iimping Ren, ,:nl H June i t i.tidt way c wonM B.u th. l. v.ho a is named to .,., rr .l nil Mai ams at the rlse lroji.i'i i Murray Cdv , iitir-ia- ih-1- l P'-'-- field-hous- s.-.- i 1 : Evening J k. to f . U , V'' " p .- .- I rark. 'L.y cctumci s,;e-.n- was one r,f . Havers who will .las- B srho.ds ir--j all star ilme atfjinst the kisk-tb- I dl o - ,he Irth schi'ol The V, A schools 1,1 ,.c ,,f Hh- Class . i . "' ' 'bail ti.im ;I'h;i UM rmn-.- ' Jordan rm.m Sh ,T'visr)a ,H,tMMn to remain. , .. was rnosen a class ...h,,.,l 'ih" !h:ek , I'i,- I'.iti e lot v'or'ian '"M1t or . o humarc o i i.iv 1,,. .i.,r . . . I l am , ,,..-,1 - ,i , I f hral . Gust E. Norcn of Chamber tppolnta thalrmf n. New - O - 4 T i ..... ... . llincham still is fivt. Fred itoiding anu the onlv team Ahead Granite's was .cu , nUt. n local ran hand the vJa.vs A M heels in the big ni i j !,i.-V:tt.- teacher, ready. 1,,-- 8-- 7 fca. 'I '"5 e. T Murray Baseball Nine ;nf th(, (i)Ce Downs Cyprus, represent the : Murray . . , lfr t i i., !! i event- - Murray C ity Howling League champions, mem. bers of the Do Drop Inn arfga(lon: Left to right, rete Harmon, Norrl Gilbert, Fred Helch, Scan and Huane Oldman- Ihe Io Drop krglcm ran away with the league this year, ropplnf most of the prlae money. hoy ' n. - Outlines May Rose Ceremony Pupif Wins Club Quiz Kid Prize YEAR Tentative Listing f jf $2 50 Given oi MHS With dedication ceremonies scheduled for May, ntatively "J V i he Murray City Rose Garden n the city park has become a eality during the past week with he planting of 550 rose bushes, wording to Mayor J. Clifford Hans?n who Thursday praised the efforts of d citizen E-- ' , 5 . who have worked to put over X A V 1 the project. MrsDavid L. Bowen, who first approached Mr. Hansen and ity officials with the proposal that a plot be set aside for a city rose garden, received much praise from the mayor for her C efforts- "Mrs. Bowen worked hard and long in obtaining sup. port for the movement and in sreing the project through to its present advancement." Mayor Hansen saidThe roses have been planted in left to right, Cob Madsen. George James, Glen drivers, Ab Jenkins, curias i of Murray resiremembrance Lee, II. C McCune, KiwanJs lieuienant-goveZ J, special Kiwanis traffic safety car. dents who served or gave their from nor Cr Jenkins, famed racer and also safe driving Nephi, Jim Freeze, and Archie Taylor, lives in World War II and is Kiwanis president. The committee's called "The Garden of Freedom " Murray a recent meeting of the Jay. attended Wrt, campaign for traffic safety opens in Murray Many rose bushes have been L kiwanis traffic rsfety committee here. Sorenson Reed May 1, and is expected to reach a climax in the dedicated to those who gave their left, are Others shown fall. Photo by Don Blair, Murray Camera Shop lives. Roses have been donated standing, RfX Thompson, chairman; jni I by the city, civic groups and private citizens. Mrs- Bowen who obtained city ovel Dance assistance, gained sponsorship of the Business and Professional Women's 1 Clubs, ' helped raise fonight and assisted in plotting funds, and planting of the bushes, Vocaiion Thursday praised the work of those who helped' make the garIIA den a reality. The Cottonwood Stake pupil Ray Martin, flighting the year's Besides the city officials, Mrs. rose be will festival was at membership school, recently Liberty of the Murray High Bowen lauded the work in the m. 7:30 at conducted Monday announced as one of 554 winp Js'iibutive Education Club will of city employes. She garden in First the ward in 1950 the the in chapel, ners nation Murray new in the nsor praised the work of especially of the stake with Merle "Best Casper, Teacher" contest, sponof dancs. Friday night the of the local BPW. members many in YWMIA. charge. sored by the Quiz Kids radio will act as hosts to the en- She lauded Mrs- Theo Kendall, The includes: a certiHe received Organ program program. k student body at the "Sock ficate for his letter on "The prelude. Joan Casper, Murray club president, and Mrs. LeRoy ce" to be held in the school Teacher Who Has Helped Me First ward; welcome, Merle Cas- Turpin. They led the campaign Irjiasium beginning at 9 p. mon many Most." per; invocation, Carol Durrant, for funds and assisted thaixman for dunce is Carol she of the project, phases solo, The Murray teacher lauded Murray Fifth ward; piano her, who along with her com- mentioned as among in the pupil's letter was Jennie Barbara Eray, South Grant ward; r.:ef is planning the affair. Pre- civicminded citizens the many I v L talk, "Symbolism of the Rose," J Lind Wolf of the Liberty made the project rjsi me oancp win oa a t whose (forts Mill Creek Annette Belcher, school. assembly which will so successful were Fred Ausbcr-Ser,-- h vocal Sicond quartet, ward; conducted The conte" r'"L. for s'-'iDarvid -laid ottt ' rCKTSDnr "ntabaJa Lrci to- t'i.iu nne uestVaciier of t who Bowen. completed the 1950." Honored in this role is Candleland. Carol Rowell and Lynn Ilirvin Gerrard will act as mas. much of and supervised Doris Croxford, Valley Centor plotting of cerfmonies. Tlie assembly Miss Elizabeth Braltig. English D. Blain, and Frank J. the work; Class the Junior "What ward; corat mainly of humorous teacher in Brooklyn, N. Y Has Meant to Me." Geraldine Silver. who receives $2U00 for advanc.ts, which, for the winners, Tlie BPW will place markers Bowen, Murray Second ward; inII brmg prizes. For the first ed study. (continued on back page) Roberta strumental quartet, (rt of the program there will Johnson. Jd:.n Van Heiningen, I series of short movie films. Erickson and Merle LaVonne 'onrnitteemen for the dance. Miller. Murray Third wardMly are) Pat Bryan, Gayle Scripture presentation. Margie Barhara Gately, Stan lVluson. Patsy McMillan. Afton !L irginia Croce, Melba Lundsk.ic. Shirley H.bbs. Connie ;?. Gay Carter. Mahlon Gib Both Oliver, Grant iCowdt'll and Bert Gus Jacobs. p. and 100 a With piano duet. Eva Ju.st what will happen at Murper cent attendance, ward; organ p Arthur, Carol Wright, La- Carol Maxwell, and Richardson V tnckson, Robi-r- t next year will have a Mowers, the Murray City Chamber of talk. Hor. ray High First ward; Creek Mill Douglas Carpenter. Commerce of board governors the early part f committee, preview during its reorganization te:ve Cl.ilJ, junior pes will be awarded during completed week. next of YWMIA: predace for the largest feet. Thursday afternoon at a meet- general board, awards. Gayle of Posters, pictures, hats, flags, sentation M feet,, and the smallfsf ing at Andy's Cafe. YWMIA. stake Sl iden"5 Morris, president balloons, and almost everything Gust E. Noren, newly elected nam--first with Rose ceremony r.: iVir asis being used for props in the president, made committee as .speaker: in lu-group oi the f- -f tiu included which will be signments for school student ward. Margie StauUer, campaigning awarding of a prize for the entire board as a committee on Grant , , I officesI'llllV Primary elections uui.."ji.oiiui.-)iViina ti 9 g:rl wuh thj loudest mc.nbjrship and attendance. ir body held be morning, will Tuesday ward. Dorothy Fust Creek Mill to student prexy, Cal and Davis according Smith. Dorothy ;co!sir.i;tee oromi a nnA the first and third Thursday of Stringham, who is chairman for Davis; Mill Cnrk rtraThe price of admission each month and set membership Marion the week-lonJohnson. Grace 5 cents ward. for stags and dinner meetings for the second for president are (continued on back page) sj for couples. Wednesday of each month. Hal Benson. Von Swenson and Committee also chairmen. Stanford Mackay- Camiiiigning members of the board of goverfor the vice presidency are Carnors, include: Vice president olyn Watts. Carol Wright and flier Riles James Peterson, civic affairs and Gayle Madsen. Secretary and education; Treasurer Don Bl treasurer candidates are Rita public relations; W. Arthur. Dawn M.irtineau, Gayno Allen, finance: Thomas B. Niff m, and Robert Whited. Gustjves Tin M u r iv City Kiwanis club For the post of historian Pat sm'i"s for Albert industrial affairs; Fred Jensen, housing; Earl Marshall, high, Tuesday niuht had two industnal Bryan. Shirley Wilkins, Joyce native nf M,,., i.uo " iajr K 4.V ways and transportation; Rolx-r.1 a.ssist. Bush and Donald Spencer are in n.Rerin inv Sit- - Lrger, health and recreation; spc.kers, W.dfer Home, race h Sen Jntu rM ...:n l iar-- man-'':'r. I'taii Mining Assn . the Lloyd P. Thornton, retail trades runmrs for junior Students Saturday al l2:30 p.m. The retail trades eommitto waS ;md CI. .! !;. e N yl r. assistant and senior varsity cheervarsity Mutuary, 4760 So. asked to Utah a ro. lifficr. 'public nl.i'ioiK present suggested leaders tire Marilyn Duffin, Beth tail at trade fckr program promotion Coi ott Oliver. Chad, tte Meyrick, Mary was bom xt Copp-.-L division. Ki r.iv ii e Sompson. t , Al.:"' the next membership, meeting. lb'trx tiadd he In; ry Sanders. Barbara F.ld.-Earl Marshall will arrange the Losser. lYgey r. b'ss. AA, n? ..f mmim: ei Utah and pointed Feller. He program for the next meeting Gatelv. l.ul.. Piters. Fonnell mit to tir- Kiw'iiuans- the .'! and J.w, Butterfieldn Tt'ih I'M'iint has Nielson eandi.iat. stake ,..Jn hcrc he ned and will speak at The in the futuie of (he mining inw turtk-Tuesday. m a 10 a.eiubly the i dustry. II nted tl.e iniptiiame Unlit i.... rnngn-sto stl'issi'u: tliu of :h . ,rt0 ago S"" Jnsc. m an tf"it to ohtaui U il.it'on ,h Jim Barthel Chosen Vrd by a whu h wi'l e'lriiiiiar.c nunmc ter and " A For 'The Garden of Freedom' 550 Bushes Planted In Rose Geden; Dedication Slated ,y . 1950 - , |