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Show I p ! 1 mm,: t i72Yji7fi With Douglas Allen Jr. U. Youth Center Opens 1 iiir,' ' : rcr Murray City's Youth Center ! opened last Saturday evening, 1 two days before Mayor Smith's administration became the new at Murray. I city government intended this week for was It I I "Around Town" to bring you the I city commission's plans for the I .ni;.. club. Mayor Smith informed me that fa special meeting is to be called when J for Thursday (tonight), I more definite plans and arrange ments will be known. That storv will be brought to ! you next week. . . . b:; I I Filled with the former USO I furniture, a new floor and some paint, the old NYA building I makes a very good teen-ag- e club. Under former Mayor Hansen s plans, the club would be opened for three nights each week. Since this information was made public there have been two 1 reactions. 1 First, the parents of the city believe this three-nigarrange 4 ment is very satisfactory. I Second (and very contrary to I the first) is the general opinion that the club should be opened four nights a week and Sunday afternoons. This opinion is viewed by most This is just one of the many problems that will have to be or solved not by the the parents or the city commission, exclusively but by the committee which will direct the project. It is the opinion of this writer that, under the new city commission's direction, this committee will be able to direct the affairs i of. this club in. a manner that will i .i ana ineir please ooin parents. view with Miss Maida Bagley, the new librarian at the Murray Public Library. Miss Bagley is very friendly and likable and impresses you, upon first meeting her, as a very intelligent person. Born in Richfield, Utah, Miss Bagley has spent most of her life in southern and central Utah. She has been assistant librarian at the Provo Public Library for the past five and a half years. Mrs. Leah Killpack, president of the library board during 1945, stated that Miss Bagley came to Murray highly recommended by Dr. J. C. Moffit, superintendent of the Provo school district. The new librarian is a graduate of Ephraim high school and has attended the L.D.S. Business college, the Brigham Young university, Snow college, and was a student at the Library School of Southern California. Miss Bagley and her mother plan to live here in Murray as soon as they can find living accommodations. At present Miss Bagley is traveling each day to and from Provo to occupy her new post here. Miss Bagley is an efficient librarian, realizing that "there Is still a great deal of work to be done at the library." Miss Bagley will undoubtedly prove to be an excellent successor to Mrs. Helen Parker Gibson. Volume 56 Number 12 MURRAY CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, JANUARY Murray District !S teen-ager- s. teen-age- - teen-age- School Funds Set By Cottonwood Get Annual Audit January 18 To 20 . Dr. James Clove reported this week that the Muray school funds have been audited recently by Clair M. Mortensen and Associates and found in good condition. Miss Gem Gaufin received a "pat on the back" when the auditors reported that they found the lunch funds record for the Mur- ray schools the most complete and well kept of any they had examined in local schools. Next Friday at 4 p. m. all elementary teachers here have been invited to the Murray public library to study suggestions for students' use of the library. The board of education will meet next Monday to elect a new president of the board to take the place of Ernest Smith, who is resigning to take over his duties of mayor. Dr. Clove also reports that the flu epidemic here is on its way out, with most of the children back in their seats at the various schools in Murray. conference for Cottonwood stake wil1 be held 'on Januarv 18 and 20 at Murray First ward. The following is the schedul" The first quarterly of 1946 of meetings: rs I.- . rs 8 p. m. New Commission Makes App ointments At Meetin; Special Program To Honor Service Men At First Ward - New VFW Post To Give 'Global Ball' Al High School 1 temple-closed- ss $1.50 the Year Stake Conference "i til Subscription Friday evening. January 8, at Priesthood lead e r s h i r meeting, comprising stake presidency, stake hifih council, stake Melchizedek priesthood commit tee. all presidencies and secre- taries of Melchiedek priesthood quorums, stake mission president and district president, stake Aaronic priesthood committee. ward bishoprics and clerks, ward Aaronic priesthood advisors. Sunday, January 20, at 9 a. m. Mothers and daughters over 12 years of age will meet in the ROSE SMITH RASMUSSEN RK ilAuooON recreation hall. the same evening, lasting nearly five hours and City Recorder R. R. Rasmussen administers the oath cf office to Mayor Ernest Smith and ComSunday, January 20, at 9 a. m. dealing with a long list of small and large ' Priesthood meeting for all missioner Paul S. Rose January 7. Persyl Richmatters, most important of which was the apmembers of the priesthood. ardson who serves two more years of a four pointment of various department heads and the Sunday, Januiry 20, at 10:30 division of authority of the commissioners and year term, coaches the new city officers. a. m. First general session. First meeting of the new commission was held mayor over the several city departments. Sunday, January 20, at 6:30 (Photo courtesy Deseret News) p. m. Second general session. is The public cordially invited to attend the general sessions. An Item or Two . . . Temple Excursions Murray high school's basketThere will be 22 Cottonwood ball team will play its next home stake excursions to the temple game a week from tomorrow this year. The first excursion (Friday). Bingham will be the day was January 9. The next visitors to the Smelterite court. stake excursion day will be FriThis Friday the Smeltermen MAYOR ERNEST SMITH day, January 25. Other excursion visit Tooele . . . this should be A The department of public affairs and finance, days this year will be as follows: including Murray's first seasonal victory and February 4 and 15, March but not necessarily limited to the supervision of the office to Glen New Librarian at Library 1 Tuckett). (according and 21, 21, April 11 and 24. May of city treasurer, and of license collections and special J "I like Murray City, what I ; June 11 and 27, July, The service men's committee assessments. Jim Glavas, a navy man who D. B. Brinton, Waldo Draney and J have seen of it since I've been August 5. 14 and 16, SepB The department of public safety, including, but not neces11 5 here, but I really think the Pub-- was on leave this past week, is Harold Johnson in be tember and 25, October and will lie Library needs to be used by reported to be working at a limited to the supervision of the office of chief of 5 deis Decern and November sarily 23, 16, a of that program charge j the citizens of the city to a much separation center at Great Lakes, signed to welcome and honor the ber 12. police and police force, the city jail, the health department, Illinois. The Salt Lake temple, which greater extent." the fire department including the fire department building, service men and women who Dance to the beautiful music This was the comment made to ; Jim, as you will recall, was have returned home to Murray. closed for the holidays, opened and the dog catcher. me last Tuesday during an inter- - student body secretary last year. The program will be presented January 7. Temple sessions begin of Johnny Rosell and his orchesCOMMISSIONER PERSYL L. RICHARDSON' at the regular sacrament meeting daily (except Saturday and Sun- tra. 1 5 8 1:30 A The department of water supply and waterworks, m. a. at ward First vetm., m., the p. at p. Sunday day) Murray including Support Murray's returned but not of necessity limited to all water lines, reservoirs, evening, January 13, at 7:30 p.m. and 6:15 p. m. erans. All returned service men and Monthly Stake .Leadership wells crd. other facilities of mupyye'al, This dance Js being held to supply, Ditch-Ca-r women are invited to attend this Mfetinff B The eTepai tment of city cemetery, including cemetery propfor Kiise funds the colors, post The general The regular monthly stake lead special program. erty, city sexton and cemetery custodians. The Junior Women's club of public is invited to attend to and it is the sincere hope of all Lyle Jackson of Sugarhouse ership meeting that was held on the men that the citizens of MurC The department of sewers and drainage. had quite an experience last Fri- Murray held the January meet welcome them home. every fourth Monday of the D The department of public works, including but not of w ill get behind day night. He said he had at- ing last Monday evening at Fra month will now be held every ray and vicinity Youth Leadership Meeting make which and this them tended his plasterers' union meetdance, necessity limited to all new public construction of water second Monday of each month at ternal hall in Murray. They had The First ward youth leader the is the first undertaking of this ing and was returning home at lines, sewer lines and buildings; excluding, however, all Murray First ward, beginning 11:30 p.m. He stopped at a stop as special guests the members of ship mctting of 194(5 will be held po.st, a huge sucnewly organized new construction and improvements in the electric light at 14, Monday evening. January cess. sign on Fifth East near 17th South the Senior Murray Women's club in the bishops office Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. which department is hereinafter declared to department, and two men stepped up to his and Mrs. I. L. Morrisson of Salt January 15, at 8 p. m. The ward The dance is to bo held at the be to Stake the commission as a whole. Convention assigned Genealogical to will meet leaders review car. opened the door and said: youth The Cottonwood stake Genea Murray high school gymnasium COMMISSIONER PAIL S. ROSE Lake, who is president of the and discuss vouth activities and I "Okeh, we're 9 on Saturday, January 26, at buddy, keep going; A The department of streets and public improvements, includJunior Clubs of Utah. to plan for this bright new year. logical convention will be held p. m. riding too." 13. tinin this Sunday, January Saunders President Martha He drove as directed, as it was ing but not of necessity limited to the public streets, sideCitizens of Murray: Support New Ward Choir Organized Murray First ward at 2:30 p. m. two against one and he didn't presided and introduced Mrs. O. walks, bridges, water course's, ditches, flumes and canals. The bishop has announced a The is open to the the men who supported you in know for sure whether they were Jay Kingston, club advisor, who B The department of parks and public property, including of need. hour the country's call for singers to join the ward Cottonwood stake presidency, Veterans: armed or not. complimented the Junior club on choir which but not of necessity limited to the supervision of city parks Now is your chance is now being organ stake high council, bishoprics. When they had reached Sixth its many accomplishments during and playgrounds, the N.Y.A. building and functions within of Rhea stake nnd ward Genealogical to become a charter member. direction the ized under West on C4th South, one of his the past year. Mrs. Morrisson said building, the city hall building and all other public Nelson. Already the choir prom comimttoes and the general pub You will feel proud to belong to passengers poked him in the side was then introduced to the mem- ises to bo .successful. lic. This meeting promises to be an organization which is conand large property not otherwise assigne'd. and ordered him to swing as far bers and she asked the cooperaNelson will of interest to beginners as well tributing much, not only to U j C The department of city engineer, including but not eif to the right as he could- He did tion of the clubs with the present The bishop and Sister the welfaie of each and every be happy to have all the singers as experienced genealogical workengineering as he was told and drove his car Youth Conservation program. necessity limited to the edfii-- ef city in the nation, but is choir. the community ward of ers. the join and Mrs. Saunders announced that down into the barrow pit at the records, plumbing. permits building inspection, building to get every light and fighting Choir practice- is held each be and( is hereby side of the rond and, of course, in view of the forthcoming club and electric "That the power department delight which so privilege you richly election the nominating commit- Wednesday evening. got stuck in the mud. serve. assigned to the boaid of commissioners of Murray City acting as The bandits took his wallet con- tee would be Phyllis Whicker, Ward Meetings If you desire any information a committee' as a whole. Eurther, that the proposed new power taining personal papers and near- Margaret Hansen and My ret la Sunday 9:45 a. m., priesthood concerning his post, call Ivan D. plant improvements and extensions shall be and remain under the 19 ly $7 and disappeared into the Judkins. She then turned the meeting: 11 a. m., Sunday school; Uttham. post commander, Mur- sujx rvision of the board of coinniisMoneia of Muiray City until j night. meeting over to Mrs. E. T. Mar 7:30 p. m., sacrament meeting. ray 820 J. Gold The Green and annual completed. His car was ditched at around tin, president of the Senior club, Tuesday 7:30 p. m., M. I. A. ball of Cotlonwood stake. 1 "That all offices, office personnel, and records in the various a.m. and, not knowing just and they conducted their business 7.30 p. m., bishop's I A's main meeting; icial e vent of the d car where ho was, he sat in the i partments of the rily .shall he under the supervision and direcmeeting. meeting; 2 00 p. m., Relief society year, will be Id January 1!) in until 6 30 a.m. when he went to This was followed by a very of the o!y lecorder, who .shall be responsible to the commis-s.o- n tion Union ho lding at the Unimeeting. the I a was ar to phone and called his wife interesting program that as a whole. Wednesday 3:45 p. m., Pri- versity of Ui.ih. Arrangemenis t come and ranged by Mary Kelly, program mary. get him. "Be it futther resolved that the assignment of the various for the ball have horn under tlx Mr. Jackson said this was the chairman. Mr. Clarence C. Nes- i derui tnunls as heieitilx fore set fuith are made for the purposes direction of the st first experience like this he has len, a veteran of five years, gave PLAN FAMILY CELEBRATION of the Mutual Oil of complying with s'ate laws governing same; the placing of I had and he Mr. Ceoice Pi ters is holding a hoped it would be an account of his experiences in iSaotm Mens and i MIA. upon each of the members of the board of tiling Basketball f.ns d Jordan B special h I the last. He said he had no idea the European theater. Mr. Nesh n celebration today for members of M I A. Women's Your,;: the interests f ifficiency and order; to fuither Simper, and She W s ill A'.m ! which wav the men went when participated cond Week coimni'Mon; Ce in the African and his family at his home. league jl The crown n.; of the Gold and of and order of 1he boa id of commisi intention be will nt the En it tauuiii was that and but is ent' Kft Italian him State. lay night ; tluy Attending stranded. South campaigns Will Green take place i whin the Munav Sun lit riti s sioners that each de pai tint nt throughout the city shall have the member of General Isenhowrr's two of his sons, home from serv n. in. so that all promptly at staff. The program concluded ice with the a: my Nick G. Pl interest f ail coir.mesionvis. that eaih cotvmisMotier shall take .. . . I 1,1:., u.,,,ln llikll I., ....v... Id.. Virginia-Le- e he JSi.ilalori, who are t:lmg with a violin solo by Mr. iers, returned from Germany. ine in and eoopeiaU' will, each and ivuy department of the in uv eunim sihium r ,).- ,,(nt wm frm urhtrid Olsen, a member of the Utah and First Lt. Jim G. Peters, bark and that the rommiion as a whole .shall direct the policies tnion tHJiMim: al city p in. sute ,CvjMU ,lh. wr, k , Symphony orchestra. Mr, Oln from Italy, where he served with ar tint lit. de each of will Co to B.ncham to niaved "Estralita" nnd "Imdon- - the artillery division. Also in at veuii uieini o.is oiciMHi-- wi.i for furnish "Be further resolved that any and all of the foregoing it miMf dancing Miners. slot with will be another so, cxrharce Mr. nnd Mrs. James Leo Jn- - derry Air," accompanied by Mrs tendance . 1, T.,,1,.1. .. .. Iw. "K ' " t and a: may le changed as provided by law, dt Ji "'" .mx Veal last "' who "'.' atetl an-Mgnati'n.i'iovo. ; Olsen. 4003 Wasatch street, Tom G. Peters, and grand w ard M I A odin i the children, two of them visiting any StaS A (hainps. in a lion amo id any time whenever it appears that the public service will be Mrs. Saunders tmunec the marriage of their lie- ' i Ei .day, . ;.i Bine'-.ak Fo were G. Nu I Jenbelli lite th re by." from Annapili.--'- Md.. !aui:hrr. Miss VirEinia-Lrmeeting nnd refreshments T Gianlsvil'e C'owboy.v who to Lt. (Jg ) Hovd Thomson. served by the entertainment tos and Eghle G. Fotos. R R. Rasmussen Mm tav v two d. jiints City Ret oi d r PSNR, fon f Mrand Mrs. N r..mmiHie with Eleanor Hair as Ill a hle.ilh takii g !a.i. K. Thomson of assisted Wendell C. Day main was by She chairman. Rivctton, City Attorney... idle, Dr. Tie mrmony, performed by l.is Hull. Melba Smith, Ethel Mildred Nelson . Health Olfael Ni xt wn-kK can a j ut Tom h K. Thomson, father of the rtcown. Lillian Bennion. Ethel ... Andrew Lundquist cr (Mfu Juvenile and ln: h id of jetoi at tJiaii1.vilJ, l',intli.m at Mur-la- lb The CoUorr.Vood slake The Eagle coi reds a j I'r'wm. took place Saturday aft- - RobiiiMn and Margaret Hansen D. II. Snarr r Tirana I the that stated which 27 i.f tU1City i lair.cd Dec. ad at: were en1 women Cx ye. The following j frri.,n at the home i.f Mr.. Ellen R. H. Kasmusesn ...... j I)' puty Tiea u i r John on, thri bride grandmother. mitted as new men.beis into the new mi ml 'eis ef the libiaiy b ard last Week at lie home of Pn i ( III I. REP ( 1.1 It j CI. Olson S Vera (ilYI ' A Deputy Ti' ur- r Eleanor Townsend. Graci appointed by the city commission drill Lillian l'a nnion for in l SEI'PI R I OR reception followed. lit G. Meile MlM(S Grant CasptT h Mar ncv livers. Bryan rs of the h tiring j.h h Di puty Tn usurer Evelyn l'"th Miss Jensen nnd Id. uv, H.illeno W. Miller. e iun of ti e f, s sucreed would on i I on.i Anderson Yd Mat' N Mi Ella Ison Mrs. 'of ;md Blanche h llenning n and Po'ice i of the garet Oborn M,n are graduate h" "la ir U hat V le- - Chief Alma E. Ciane. tivina II. Mc- S'ej.henin Vn:vn-Mtil Mr. Mail. II ... lb nning Anderson f Utah, and Lt. Thorn j Ct.r misMom r .da Hani corttnily ly mivii,,Millan and J cnes Clove. The Ellis Silas 1. Smith : . 'n has just telurned from 13 THIRD WAIII) RM HF ... mi Polio n ilnik' fi siil (;r ftt Ha i. as follows: Hie llun A book r ,,!. "tt rect w, neup D. Turner J ..... Haili) duty in the Pacific. They Polio man... I "iI."n;. f Mi.v (tiaie MorUnsoii. Mr. Bryan ond Mi.- By lvvi." v as civ n will hnn ymnon in old Mexico sociity nrr.ixs AdelK-iF. Bell tolluwii r ' 'lie meal an P. '.u i an Wl I TAKE SEWING Mrs Mattson were named by the CnUhlo'-.tvi a d l.eiou- - lun ii nd tl,i n 11. Anderson d a ill liIitti George pi to San Fianciscn to go.,. i serve with the W,)1. Sel M d 1" H I1!' .. Tl ;,, t.- n.l Iw lief Ml- commission t t unU he is for further R. It. Rasmussen term of thlee f Ha Ciiy Com t i. EEr- - w a. ur.al Mi Cl tk duty with the Pacific fleet. ...... . To Meet For Di Commitfec: Winnifred Killy t. w ,is 5 i , S. lv k of .Ml ivl .in-Ch ' t .Hu!iCom Vl.ilS uly January 15. at 'next Tuesday. Mrn. i t Mi and 'I Mi. i w LiV. Dipt and Clyde Lundbetg Biyan cifti I N s I I) i; v i n nil Drive And City El' iti i' ian an l Suj et mtendt nt, 'n in. ! cmuvc welfare of lain Ebha Wii .l. n ai d Mi SM n- n t i Colthing nan ed ti sucec-... Ai mond Meyers nl ''"thi E'cM i ft f k Chi p3SP J find Cl" nty t,t.; Quilt.March Of Dimes Here Murrav Srroml Ward .arson and IMle Sanders, whose Ha l! I'lt l ii. d fall i'lil .....Vera O. Olson 3 altiiu Id p. i kk ' i r, Eletttie Light D Uewing will be on hfliid 1" Mrs. Bycrs. wilh the Pi tmaty. .?. Ciiftoid liana n In ads two r with th togi Merle Ca. per trims, ent D aitu biXl i women attending p. , tfcht AsSi.tald ranl Ward N the tlothlS eld out . . 5 R jail lad dine July. ojv.jy.itkf ran t, Henry WatU lUluirSET This week" meeting wa? very G J "HonwoiHl Nrws n i H e M,nh ef Dimes Both City Sexhm Dr, Clove has just Urn named STORY a was Brown I Mori.il.. vrry ..... Giovrr and I OR SATURDAY 4 well attended r.1 of the board. Kioups will n.et t ti xt vvn k t i City Enc Chief, v 'rarf! pi si li Ei nest David J. rrp & Thrrr " .. 5 !e..d one to cpm will bom T'.ie I ii t'dai story and S' wcis t 1.1 Sutn r ijoi . Wab r Road ni tratmr i,p can pliers to te Oilier tin mbcis, whoso tein s y hurt h Nutirr 4 ndid theology lew on T. B,rd John Id w ork. a! b the Mur Mis puMie t Cilv. Mnuay aie '!) in tif i. iv SmicT Mrn hitfrurcrd ". Dog Tax Co:t;ctei 3 was totim Erich-o- tvpne in July.and147, at 11 a. m. in the thi Mi, leksoii by Eredi John will Mis. g.vm bu'h Saturday D'la.'s rrtctams Kaihtyn Leah IVrnnitin Ward News Kdlpaik 8 Jamlor, City Hall the westward tnk of .he It- giun mxt week. dicii's Kein. Want ,,u ft Kingston. ichuich. ht fir 10, 1946 v Youths Rob Local! Junior Women's Club Meets Man, wej -- f 'I J - e - Gold And Green Ball January I 1!-- Murray Goes To Tooele For 1 ' V V 'EiSSjSecond Hoop Try ii i epn-e- I I . .. 1 1 d ;,, Jensen Weds ..... (p, I f-n- ,, . ! la-- e Primary Honors : ! rcit ! Mv.-il- ,' . 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