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Show Universal Microfilming 141 Piorpom; State Eagles Con vention To Open Here Saturday Irving the hub Auxiliary To Hold Confab Same Time oMggScQ Thursday, June 12, 1958 Hearing Saf ed For Freeway District Reports Local Teacher Loss as Normal Teacher loss in the Murray School District is about normal, Supt. J. Easton Parratt reported this week. According to figures compiled by Mrs. Nellie Higbee elementary personnel supervisor, the loss in the lower grades is average. The increase in elementary teachers leaving the district is offset by a drop In the secondary grades, Supt. Parratt said. "We. will lose 17 out of 68 elementary teachers, mostly to districts," Supt. surrounding parratt noted. He pointed out that most teachers are leaving for increased salaries and' better teaching supplies. In the junior and senior high only 9 out of 62 teachers have indicated they were leaving the district, Supt. Parratt said. In addition to obtaining teachers to replace the ones leaving, the district will also employ four additional elementary and two secondary teachers next year. "The enrollment will climb 300 over the 1957-5- 8 figure," Supt. Parratt explained, "and additionit is necessary to add al teachers and classrooms to take care of the Increase." Nearly all of the teaching positions have been filled. The Utah State Road Com mission has announced that the official public hearing for the location of the Salt Lake County Freeway will be conducted veanesday, June Ten Area Students Winners of Scholarships To Brigham Young ' ? 1 , Neil Cluphf Wins FOR the Brigham Young University second High School Press Workshop is Karen Fitzgerald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Brown, 349 Vine St. Jaycee Award HEADING Neil Cluphf was named Brigham Young University today announced the names of 10 area high school students who have been awarded BYU Karen Fitzgerald, winner of Eaele-New- s Advertiser scholarships, A total or 400 hign scnooi scholarship to the second annual and junior college students were high school press workshop, left named recipients of awards. Monday to attend the week-lon- g from the area were: conference on the Brigham Karen Breeze, Sharilyn Clem- - Young University campus in William Ralph Hardy, Kar- - provo. en Pedereen and Nadine Thax- and Mrs. ton. all Cyprus high graduates; vine Jensen, Steven O. Mas- - ifon&ra St.. she will join more than 100 Helen Moellcr Pond and Lilrv A FitzgeTafd outstanding young Journalists In Utah Idaho 80 WvomSnd Nevada. HI The 400 scholarships awarded The workshop is designed to and fees ranged from tuition four-yetrain participants for leader- for one quarter to ship positions on school newsrranta worth $960. RMirtoa trtah 2:i ntntM. Can- - papers and yearbooks and for ada and Hawaii were repre-"- " work as correspondents for lo- cat papers. rented. "yJ1 1957-58- Guest speaker ar - utan, junior mgn school-ter- s Provo high Cleston R.gby school yearbook advisor, and Oliver R. Smith, BYU jour- nahsm department chairman. A corps of professional news- men will be guest speakers in- eluding Jack Warner, Spanish Fork Press publisher; Harold Times Sumner, Orem-Genepublisher; Allan Ridge, owner Orem Community Press; John Carver, Salt Lake Tribune promotion manager; Mrs. Dorothy Cornwell Jim by O. Rea, Deseret News-Sa- lt Lake Telegram writer, and Neil Evyou an uninformed critic's views ans, BYU film writer. on the current strip crop. There's a trend toward more 4V2-Year Old Girl lavish shows with gay costum '.. here's a point TU truly Haiti variety Is but lt' the lr of lire Hi ill monotony that pays the WIN! Bumped By Automobile Susan Julia Rowsell. 4'.- cal of this new idea are Wal daughter of Mr. and ter Winchells "Let's Go To year-ol- d Press" at the swank Tropicana Mrs. Smith Rowsell. 181 Plyand the Betty Grable presenta- mouth Ave., suffered minor injuries last week when she ran tion at the Desert Inn. the week's But the older type of "one into a side of a car. newspaper rouman" show is still doing well The mishap occurred" at 3810 tine. Sammy Davis, Jr. So. Main St. as the young girl particularly Purpose was at the Sands. waa returning home from Pritwo-folreally. She was treated for mary'mom entertainThere' One reason was abrasions at Salt Lake head that the Corn- - ment around the bar hIiou General hospital. than mokt of ii ordinarily f wells had reach The southbound auto driven locale. anown In our In 10th month a ed the by Arie Edward Flanders, was In fact, for a rixlng young halted before the impact niversary of the Nlngrr or troupe. It' a feather day they said "I In the cap Jut to play one of do". The other reaxon was that n the bar. Tnure, the wife wanted to go to Las Vrgas since she hadn't been by the name token. It' a there In a couple of years. As comedown for the act which at one lime wa a hradliner. all old married men know, that's Dick Contlno, a fine accord-ianlreason enough. Reporting on and the Ink Spot are 'Vegas should be In the realm of some bf our friends who vlwt unmplc of the down-grad- e Speeding violations crowded there more often. We couldn't type. Comedian Shccky (irccn the Murray City Court docket In Bog-gex- a of be the Dr. or Jack Donftjlalr category might get the past week a eight motorto put their thoughts on ttme on the rW. I'p 'n down ists paid fines ranging from S15 In nl downtown was out of the rip and paper;. Hill Dunn to $60. fVll our lot to do the 'Vegan, loo, there enough town so It The heaviest fine was meted TV talent to put on a best wc couKf'with the limited out to Johnnie Benavldcz. Kpcrtarulur. Nome good: Nome imt)iet knowledge we West Jordan, for driving 65 In nontcwhrrr It was ntnst of we noticed bad; Firt thing In a 25 mph zone. that 'Vegas apparently Isn't between. You can find any- v mph Others fined were Georse S. mediocre from recession. urfrnd from the thing Ah rend. Sandv, $30; Darrcll M, to an Hawaiian l)v inein own admission, bust-tw- f Salt Lake City. $20; Warnlck, act; run the gamut li Acttcr than a year ago. A. Fmlrlckson. Salt Clarence In "funnyThat AuikI mean the folk who from vocalM Lake City. $20: Vela Ann Oiml-Iklmen" Nhown akin to Spike drop that phenomenal amount Midvale. $20; Joe P. LoJune and hi nany crew. Per-ha- p of amall change Into the $15: taura Dnvi. Midvale, pez. thai' why 'Vega I bandil aft well as the Salt Lake Cltv. $15: and Wrn-da- ll no what matter more multitude who lne it popular Bennett; Midvale. $13 and tate run In In enter- $10 for quickly at crap tables and roujour failure lo appear. lette wheel aren't as broke as tainment, you ran find It Court levied $20 fine The Mtmcwhere along the I .A mime thought. against four driver for running Next traction, though, waa highway. a red light Fined were Warren that some of the newer strip H. Toone, 8alt Lake City; Char-le- a out of an We got argument not holrl are enjoying that H. Davis. Provo: John Ends-lewe but said when wife the It, Desert amount of aucces. The Salt Lake City, and Alberour allck that we'll by theory f?pn and San Solid, particuto Sanche. Ogden. of calibre and the large by larly, were htoktng pretty Raymond M. Kelnch. 4M E. shows along the Strip I even artcr the werk-en- d a good a It has been. Mayhe 4300 South, paid a $20 fine for migration from Lns Angclea we're failing to keep hi vehicle undrr Jut gettln' older and more an appearance. tuit in but whatever the rea- - proper control A $20 fine wa critical; were moderate awessen egainsi jaca r. Temperature ' aon. wc felt that with a few for 'Vega. Yon could alt Jamclson, Spanish Fork, for and the rank notable exception, a pool t high noon and registration, niprt.pT entertainment available n,I'nK file of T" Court fry ylnwly. Other time we've PP1 23 fine acrn people broil In short order. wa a bit anemic. The drw on some ahowa affalnst three motorlata for drlvcxp.rca operator. would bear out our theory. Add Ibl one wit In a were Lewi R. nUUort to mif rollertlun though that not always a cri license. They Vernal; Maiutcy. Jay I. Kirk. Some of terion capable "Ortrti Quality. kIrwhi of (mutual Lake City, and Jarcn P. Salt an on wasted la unap and talent Mump. Ire McNeil. Salt Lake City, who Tender nwpath.vr precialive public, but o far no wa fined HZ.!, failing to hodv ha f.pired out a way to A ad lhl qimlahle qunle aTn aticker. r! t. tnr i.rw r e.ie re. have front armmd the gambling Lark of an Inspection aticker If m don't draw Man. In lir: "Cmnn, nrce other gtmnte ionrjr I lole jou jrofW. dcaduk on the .tag, jrojjg,; WJgjM; L. John- not to glmmc!" tone., 4870 Hanauer: Ed L Vega ha Anyway, t Kane. 3160 So. Krdwood Rd.. one more out It everything rVlka ffni lo go to Nevada and Philip R. Atldilge. Midfor ruber gsmWtng or ahowa. hhnnld go In pot rinanrlaly. The fine of Mr. Alldrrdgc vale. lireen alw can give hrlping olhrr people grt lliey by the court MinnHtth winning. Mhlih wa niMpcnded Hell qtilok Inn t pait of our Ellloy Whltiock. CiTscent, Ramble. probabtv wouldn't lake many in life. to't a $10 fine for driving withHut We do enjoy the ahow and. tmp'out of thn Sill ware-- paid mufflers. out we ll hinlr. with your indulgence, give We took a week-ensojurn to Las Vegas for a bit of varweek-enfound it iety last truly monotonous to check In Monday AM for d Lif cXSardTTypt d; M-- e LIB nrll-knnw- xl at the affair was Boyd Bunnel, past state Jaycee president. He urged the A fellowship banquet will con-tti- e elude the week Friday nieftt with Alex F. Dunn, Tooele publisher as guest speaker, Teaching courses at the ference are Wayne M. Carle, workshop director; Edwin But-en- t, terworth, BYU News Bureau director; Mrs. L. F. Hutchings, journalism advisor at Roose-Jerri- e Y,eic- - "out- " at standing Jaycee of the installation banquet of the Murray Junior Chamber of Commerce last Thursday. Karen was awarded a scholarship to attend the confab by Advertiser last week. The workshop started the Eagle-New- s Monday and will end this Saturday. Award Winner Attending BYU Press Conference hh 25. The hearing on the Interstate Highway system section will le held in the Murray City auditorium, 5461 So. State, at 10 a.m. In addition, two informational meetings will be held prior to the hearing to acquaint the public with the state's plan for the proposed routes. The dates are: Thursday, June 19, 10 a.m., Midvale City Hall auditorium, 12 E. Center St., and Friday, June 20, 10 a.m., Murray City Hall auditorium, 5461 So. State Street. The proposed routing will be explained at the informatioal meetings and questions answered concerning the tentative location. Large maps of the route will be on display for citizens to examine. Members and staff of the Road Commission will be present to answer inquiries. ve jrocrry Speed Tops Court Cases 24-ho- pow. members to develop proper principles and ideals. Taking over as president from LaVar Sainsbury was John Walker. Other officers installed were Mr. Cluphf and Ron Jim Harmon, Thomas and Dr. Ralph Montgomery, directors; Carl Erick-sor, secretary, and Darwin treasurer. Mr. Gilger was selected as the "outstanding new Jaycee member." n, Gil-ge- Queen To Be Named The Queen who will reign ov- er Western Days in Murray and the Ute Rangers Sho-de-- o will be selected Monday evening, June 16lh at the Rodeo pounds here. Judging will get undetway at 4 o'clock, according to Orin Bagley, who heads a committee of the Chamber of Commerce which is working with the Ute Rangers organization. Entry blanks may be obtained through Sunday at Don's Super Market. 4854 So. State, and must be filed by Sunday evening, Mr. Bagley said. Candidates for the title must be not less than 16 nor more than 19 years of age. single and must have a horse, riding gear and Western attire. Judges will base their selection on this point system: Horsemanship, 40ri; Horse. :i0ri; Personality 20'4 and Attire. 10';., The Queen will have two attendant, who will be the runnerup and contestant. Judges are Mrs. Margie Tripp, Union: Verl Elliott. Salt Lake; Bill Green, Murray and Bill third-plac- e Moss. Union. Western Days will take over In Murray next weekend, June 19, 20 and 21 while the Ute Rangers' annual show I scheduled for both June 20 and 21. Although no official trade promotion has been scheduled by the Retail Trades Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce, moat businesses will offer special buys over the weekend for the benefit of those visiting the rodeo. gtrlj-tehm- aong-and-dan- a, y, va-ra- lw tht phtl-owip- .., r PLANS MHS Class Of 1940 Dates Reunion Saturday The Murray high school Class of 1940 will hold a reunion, their first since graduation, Saturday evening at the Meadowbrook Cafe, Mrs. Evelyn Ames Tuttle, chairman announced. Master, of ceremonies for the affair will be Kenneth Farrell. senior class president and present basketball coach of Olympus high. Mrs. Tuttle said approximately 75 class members, their wives and husbands are expected to attend the reunion. Aiding Mrs. Tuttle with the arrangements are Meadames Elsie Olivers Hutchinson, Dorothy Johnson Clawson, Marie Johnson Peterson, Beth Stone Rasmusscn and Eleanor Durst Higginson. . The confab be held Saturday and will Dakota-Sout- Sun- in Murray, jointly with the 38th annual Utah State Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, convention. Art Nelson, worthy president of the Murray Aerie, is convention chairman. day Murray To Go Western As 0 Annual Nears Sho-De-- Murray will be western the parade during "Helldorado Days" in Las Vegas. Admission is $1 per person to the Sho-De-A varied program of rodeo events, exhibition drills and specialty acts have been slated. Proceeds from the show will be used to help maintain the It is the only organization. g event of the year for the group. con- in scious next week as businessmen and residents take part In the Chamber of Commerce's "Rodeo Days In Murray." The event will run from Monday, June 16, through Saturday, June 21, and will be climaxed with the Ute Rangers' annual at the Salt Lake County Fairgrounds, Friday and Sho-De-- O Saturday. fund-raisin- "Miss 'Ringer' te Sho-De-- Murray Education Board Meets, Ponders Finances O Contest Slated For 4th of July f.V d. ed 5 Mishaps Mar Scene three-car-cha- in '58 Building Permits Jump Month Ahead of '57 Pace Al-vt- n mlscel-Isncou- a. x ' Pi The fifth mishap of the work occurred Monday at ftoOO So, Stale where car driven by Elaine Greenwood Webb, Draper, and Marilyn Ann Nolman, &58 E. Murray lod.ei Civic Hq coming ycor or Mcdomei RumcII EecV, corresponding tccrctory, icoled left; Shermon Hormef, lint vke prtiident; R. Godfrey, prttidenl- Octwyn Jonot, tec end vie? president, ond thomoi Honney, recording secretory. New officer in the back row ore AAeidomet SQECTED TO HEAD th Wil-lio- j (1 Guild during - Dakota h auxiliary. The conventions will open at 10 a.m. Saturday with a Joint session. Registration will be conducted from 7:30-9:3- 0 a.m. at 4940 So. State. Election of new officers to serve the State Aerie and Auxiliary for the next year will take place at the Sunday morning session. Installation will be conducted Sunday afternoon in a joint session. A public exhibition of all drill teams of state Auxiliaries will be held Saturday evening in the Murray National Guard Armory at 8 p.m. Mrs. John Doyle, Murray, past madam state president, is the chairman. A convention dance is scheduled at 9 o'clock Saturday night in the Murray Aerie Hall. The conventions will conclude with a banquet Sunday in the Murray City Hall banquet room at 6:30 p.m. Chuck wagon breakfasts will be featured during the week. The wagon will be at Don's Super Market, Thursday; Ream's That Old Bugaboo, Money, Again! Bargain Annex, Friday, and Foods. Sharp's Saturday. Western dress will be the attire of the week with five $5 prizes being offered for the most typical western costumes. The winners will be announced June 21st at the and will be selected during the week Regardless of whether you bid of $363,000 was about $20,-00- 0 by a committee of judges. more than the amount granThis will be the 13th annual call it dinero, yenom or just show of the Ute Rangers' plain money, to the Murray ted the district by the state and Board of Education it is a funds available from the local Friday and Saturday night en- problem. , budget. will open with a tertainment One of the highlights of the with board wrestled The the The which were first bids, FriPosae. The Highway Patrol Murray 4th of July celebrations day and Saturday night enter- problem last night regarding rejected exceeded estimates by will be the selection of "Miss tainment will open with a where to obtain money for the approximately The $74,000. Ringer" to reign as queen of parade of 75 horses and riders. new Grant elementary school, board has presented it probthe National Horseshoe PitchA featured attraction will be teachers salaries, the summer lem to the state and an answer maintenance program and needwas expected to be given at ing Tournament this July. the Ute Rangers' Mounted ed school equipment. Area beauties, between the Posse which last night's meeting. first place copped The group has called for and ages of 18 and 24. are invited The other alternative of the to enter the contest being sponopened bids twice on the new school building but the lowest group is to raise the mill levy sored by the Murray Junior for building purposes. Chamber of Commerce. Murray Firemen At The budget is also being stu; All contestants will ride on died by board members to see a float in the July 4th parade. State Confab In Heber 2 Petty Thefts Reported CRnJ?e R1"1 The youthful lass selected as Inrrpflso The Weekend Over will a win "Mis Ringer" herself Petty thieves stole three hub si deemed necessary In view of were Murray residents bevy of prizes. Verio Ottley, urged caps and a tire from Murrayites the fact that surrounding dis contest 'committee chairman by Chief Deb Town send this this past week, Murray police tricts have granted small raises week to be extremely cautious chief Lloyd DeLand reported said. Supt. J. Easton Parratt and Judging will take place at with fire over the week-enWedncaday. J. Ephraim Wahlquist, grounds 7 p.m. in' the Murray Chief Townsend W. Mrs. Darene Glines, 139 reported that City Park submitted a on the 4th. Entry blanks are the firefighters will be at the 6400 South, reported the loss superintendent, summer maintenance available at Ottley Decorating annual slate convention today, of a snow-tir- e Tuesday. The to the board members tomorrow and Saturday In He- hub caps were taken from a car program or Ron's Cafe in Murray. for their consideration. "Fun Days In Murray" will ber. belonging to Dennis J. Ewing, The district has only $18,-27- 5 be the first 4th of July celebra"There will be ample men left 57 W. 4500 South. Friday. available for maintenance to combat any fires." the Chief tion In the community In sevneeds, Supt, Parratt said this "but eral years. reported. Murrayites week. Civic organizations and chur- should take special precau"We could use at least $18,-00- 0 ches are the fes- tions." . for the program," Supt. firesix a The which tivities include department fought stated. "We'll just have Parratt works display, ride, game and grass fires during the week, the to take care of the things which exhibitions. Proceed go to the Chief reported. There was no can not be put off and wait unpark improvement fund. damnge caused by the blazea. til next year for the others." A collision Equipment also raises a monSo. 4660 was at State Sunday problem for the board. The one of five traffic mishaps to etary could use over $75,000 district mar the Murray scene this to and replace equipment buy week. at schools but has only $12,000, Vehicles Involved in the chain Parrat noted. accident were driven by Lvnn T. Supt ' Of the funds available Stewart. Salt Lake City; Janet $4,000 will go towards thenearly purD. Itcnnett. Provo. and Felix chase of four more classrooms The remaining permit were Schmidt. Idaho Falls. Ida. The 19.n8 building permits two each at Hillcrest and Libjumped almost a month ahead Issued as follows: $6.$00. reThe rear of the Salt Laker's elementary schools. erty of last year's pace with Mav'i sidence $14,000 aulo and the front end of the remodeling: new businesses: $50. buslnrai Schmidt cars were damaged. $.137,200 total, according to The Provo vehicle's front and Wahlquist, city iccordor rrnuMMing. and $11,350 A grand total for the firl rcr also sustained damage. five months of this year his The Idaho man wa cited for Taking out new business pernow reached $1.22.ooo com- mit were II. Austin ltelnwp. following another vehicle too 45.14 So. Stale; Marlln clone. pared to fl.OK4t.475 for the same drive-In- . H. Dansie. concrete mixing jeiiod In 1957. Friday, auto driven bv DaThe 195 figure I just $fS.-S5- 5 plant. 5ft4 So 157 West; Ac vid L. Hell. 258 E. 720(1 South, ahv of equaling the first curate Ready Mix Co . 5716 Ro. and Rrcnt Van Zomeren. 4335 half total of last yer. Slate: and David W. Eccle. So, 13th East collided at 5800 Residence again accounted 5710 So, Stale, motel. So. Stale. The left rear of the f.r the bulk or the toial with Iist year was Murray high-es- t Van Zomrrcn auto sustained 2S J305.0OO being Issued for building vear in history wttJi damage. a figuit! of $2.6.18.825. homes and a fotir-plrTwo mishaps occurred Saturday. Vehicles driven by William Albert Braun. 4760 hrown ' ; St.. and Richard Judd William. V ,"y Salt Lake City, were involved in a collision at 4800 South and Atwond Itouevard. Both car sustained damage to the front. Mr. Braun wa cited for failing to yield the right of way. The other accident wa at 5!o0 So. Slate where vehicles driven by George H. Spencer, Drtgg. Id., and Edward E. Dr. Jck Ilogge rear of the Provo car and front of the tdtthosn' aulo were Provo, collided. The dam-Crosb- y. nt e--ga for the sixth annual Utah State Eagles Auxiliary Convention are Mrs. S. R. Dimond of Murray, convention chairman, and Mrs. John Leavitt, Ogden, madam state president. DISCUSSING New Officers Of The Murray Ladies Civic Guild one-arm- ed la-M- Murray Aerie, Fraternal Or der of Eagles, No. 1760 and the Auxiliary will host the state conventions of the two organizations Saturday and Sunday In Murray. Convention chairmen are Art Nelson, worthy president of the Murray Aerie, and Mrs. Reva Dimond, past madam president of the Murray Auxiliary. National representatives slated to attend the conclaves are Thomas Gosland, representing the Grand Aerie; Roy M. Lacey, West Central region president; Ernie Rose. Colorado state prexy, and Kathryn Finch, past madam president of the North Volume 76, Number 30 Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah m Galen Cunrk, lteiret Y. The Drprr woman was cited lor failing lo keep proper look out. j Kenneth Hunt, logton, hiiOfion( Robed V. CroiJey, entertoin men! thoirmon, ond Robert I. Holder, ogcnl. Absent 01 the lime the picture woi toVcn wo i Mrv Hotry Margwhet, ptogrom thoirmon. The new officers were installed of o banquet Thursday night ot Andy's Smorgasbord ond Prime Rb , 3350 So, Highland Drive. left, So. collided. Burglar Robs Murray Store Tuesday Night A burglar mil wiggled through a opening in a broken window early Tiirdv morning to Mur Mart. 4131 So. Slic. Xturray pom chlrf Lloyd Dc. Land reported. The Incident wa Investigate ed by Officer Arlo Hansen. Icvcrl mll item of meixhan-di- e were taken. ptt rb 'W Rotary Plans To rjef fill Df f ICOT The Murray RoUry Club will Install it new officer at the croup' anniversary banquet Monday night at 7:30 In the Panorama Inn, 6121 Highland Dr. over the from reign Taking outgoing prrxt Dr. Bruce J. will be Dr. Jck D. Bogges. A Immediate president. Dr. Parson will wrve on the organization' board of rron pt director. Other officer who will serve with Dr. Bogges during the are Dr. R!pb coming V I c Montgomery, Roland Davis, ecrrrtsry. treasurer: and John vrd. Walter ft. tBudt Elicit. Don W. Crawford and Vaughn Funk, board rr member. Do you own the mystery home? If it's yours', identify it and claim your cash prize - it's shown on page 6 |
