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Show FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, THE MURRAY EAGLE 195S City Schools ray en Wednesdays and Fridays, Election Results Football Game Business Notes with the other days being spent in Jordan district. Before the teacher (continued irom pace one) (continued from page one) will be made available to ill stu (continued horn page one) (continued from page one) teach two classes of kindergarten must be made by the Summit division, and one outside ray still is somewhat of a Demo- - where customers can examine dia referal dents, at Arlington school. This action school cratic stronghold, although there monds. principal to the district game. was necessitated by the extremely will in turn obtain a was considerable work done in the who nurse, heavy enrollment In that class at Murray fans and Coach Allan for Bennion which might have from the family physician. report city Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wallace, forantici had Arlington. The board These reports will be given to Davis hope the new assistant caused some crossovers. Bennion mer owners of The Murray Eagle, class this but an in increase pated Verl Meyrick, who will be in coach appointed this week by the defeated Glade here 602 votes to send greetings to their many the increase was even greater than charge of the Murray program. board of education will bring 522. The toughest Republican friends in Murray. The Wallaces they anticipated. The appointment The visiting teacher will be Hy between Watkins and them new fortunes. The new coach, battle, that ' makes two additional kindergar recently moved into a new home Eccles, pretty much followed the in Pasadena. Their present address Smith. ten teachers in the district this who will handle the line play, is state trend in Murray with Wat-kin- s is 73 South Vinedo Ave., Pasadena, The school lunch program also year, another one having previous was discussed and adopted by the Max Tolbert, formerly a star end 446 to 319. winning Calif. The new place is much ly been signed at Liberty school, board. Cost of the hot lunches by for the Brigham Young University. m In comparing the 1124 Demo 10, closer to markets and stores, being The board still hasn't solved the the week will be $1 in the ele Tolbevt comes highly recommended cratic ballots against the 765 Re- just a half block off Colorado problem of a room for the added mentary schools and $1.10 at the the Y. He has been assisting publican ballots, it is noted that Blvd., the main street of Pasadena. Meanwhile pupils. kindergarten school. Individual lunches by in the state the Republican bal The Wallaces still call Murray high in the are with the the classes meeting the week) will Coach Chick Atkinson lots outnumbered the Democratic their home and hope to be able to by (not purchased cafeteria. However, J. Easton Par cost 25 cents. The school lunch Cougars this fall. Coach Tolbert, ballots by a ration of about 8 'A visit here again, but meanwhile schools ratt, superintendent, says program will start late this month who hails from Pennsylvania, may to 7. The Salt Lake county ration extend to Murray residents sincere the board expects to solve this or early in October. not bring the Spartans any new was about the same. thanks for the many kindnesses near future. in the very problem Maw also and the friendliness extended to defeated sessions Granger but Mon by luck, Enrollment figiires as of early practice a little better than a 2 to 1 ratio. them during their operation of the were released to by indicate Thursday he's day certainly going In .the house of representatives Eagle. Mr. Parratt. At Arlington there add the spirit to the team. He vote, it is noted that many voters are 859 pupils, an increase of 57 (continued from paee one) all must have failed to vote on t'O over last year. Liberty enrollment at the present are anxious to have keeps the boys peppered up was 548, compared to 483 last the project was indicated in the jthe time and future Spartan ele- contest. With 1124 ballots f6r the governor race on the Demoyear. At Bonnyview there was heavy vote in the south end of the vens probably will make as much cratic side there were only 935 278. 5 to 289 There city. In Municipal ward No. decrease from (continued from page one) noise as any of their opponents, ballots cast for Berger and Howe. of the city. are 42 more at the high school this (Voting districts 365 and 366) win'or lose, the boys will have the On the Republican side where youth If you can't join the volunteer year, with 962 listed Monday residents voted 480 for the prothere were 765 ballots cast on the spirit. them. Have your, conKindergarten pupils at Arlington posal and only 18 against. U. S. senator contest, there were squad, help not one number 157, an increase of 45. At tribution team did The for local two receive were j ready when they call at There ballots, only 720 cast for Dunn and Ellert- your home. Heed the sound of the Liberty the beginners total 104 registered voters and another for tneir jerseys until Thursday night son. KMUR public service car when it voters who paid proper - ' compared to 73 last year. registered numbers of the player8 were . t V Vial- ..aah T5uuui woi appeals to you In your neighborWednesday night the board also tly.. LUX L W1C .jaOl. JTCOl, (not accepted the resignation of Mrs, lots carried by the same percen land available. Thursday the sophs SHOP IN MURRAY hood. The appeal is the sign the juniors, who did not see much Helen Richins, high school office tage, although the vote was somevolunteers will be around to see you soon. Help them help everymanager. No appointment has what smaller on the issuance of action in the Judge game, went BUY IN MURRAY to Granite for a practice workout been made to fill this vacancy. The the bonds, which was for body here. against some of the Fermers' redistrict also still is in need of only. custodian. Bids for the construction jobs serves . Coach Davis used almost his enThe board also adopted a pro will be opened Friday, Oct. 10. It cedure in connection with the visit is expected the jobs will be award- tire squad last Friday in the game ing teacher program in the district ed soon thereafter and tiat work against Judge, the first and only practice game for Murray this ting nurse program in the district will begin at an early date. Other districts' votes follow: year. A Murray by, John Benvegnu this year. The district is coopera a 360-36190 For, played a big role in the Spartans' ting with Jordan school district Ward 1 (Dists. this year to obtain the services of 72 Aagainst; Ward 2 (DiaL 362) defeat. An end for Judge, he played a visiting teacher for extreme 144 For, 39 Against; Ward 3 (Dist. outstanding ball on both offense . , Your roof took a terrible rases of physical disability. The 363) 134 For, 32 Against; Ward ana aeiense ana caugni one loucn- teacher will be available for Mur 4 (Dist 364) 167 For. 31 Against. down pas8 from Ted Ratterman. f ; beating last winter . . . may The Murray squad played good get another! See us now for I REE estimate on a repair football for a game so early in the season. Ragged were the blockjob or a new roof. VTe are well prepared with all types ing and especially the tackling, if but they've received a lot of drillof shingles and roll roofing. Call in and talk it over. ing in those departments this week. The Murray reserve strength Yuu cio enjoy the prolooks promising, with many juntection aod beauty ot a iors filling the spots in fine order. new root on a bud net p This year Murray is in plan (bit mmkn it my all positions. oo jrou. While it will be some time before any of the players can be called 1 K "regular". Coaches Davis and Tolbert probably will start the following team today: S S Jehhy Bennion, center: Jay Mitchell, left end: James Van Cott, Hi ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PATTERNS right end: Charles Taylor, left fM tackle; Darrell Nuzman, right Insulation oaves rue! 4 tackle; Bernell Garfield, left guard! Gary Scheib, right guard; Larry i ONLY Tuckett, quarterback; Art CaldCalking Compound well, left halfback; Bob Sund-quis- t, right halfback, and Marv Harrop. fullback. Door Bottom Strips In the backfield Charles Rodman O R is certain to see a lot of action at quarterback, as are Rosa Varot, Darrell Gile and Nolan Wahlen, PER 8 halfbacks, and Val McCleary. fullback. Rodman, Varo and Mc8 TO 3 i2 Cleary all looked good in reserve Nu-Waand or defense roles last week. y Linemen expected to share the same duties today Include: Dean EASIEST STRIP IN THE WORlD TO PUT ON Yes, They Are Built By The Gordon and Bud Harr, center; EOR WINDOWS AND DOORS Dick Rose and Ron Dixon, ends; WORD'S LARGEST SHOEMAKER George Morrison. Ken Anderson, John Anderson and Bruce Allen, NOWS THE TIME TO SEAL THOSE CCACKS tackles; Ray Hilton. Lewis rod a, Ralph Wallin. ack Allen and Shirl T ROLL ONLY Sheppard. guard. Other backs on the uad In- - V elude tamar Hinnrn, Howa Keeps Co'd Out Lar - ' I Keeps Hoot In on. Wayne Startin. Famld Chits. I tensen. Pete Haun, Gary O'Brien, Phone Mur. 1489 Arnold Stringer. Jay Wallace and 4822 So. Stole St. Mike Burger. 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