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Show Universal 141 i'ior'pc icrcf ilninf nt Fait Lake City, Utah II Jaycees Sate Cinsfmas Tree Burning iHllMpf n - Proect 'Tis the season to he jolly. Or at least that's what we learn from that old Knglish carol which also admonishes us to "deck the halls with houghs of holly". Realistically, It's not always easy to lie jolly. In fact, this has been a particularly difficult year around the old E-- and if we're laughing, it's only in the manner of yesterday' popular song, with "crying; on the inside". You see. we bought a news-pres- s "way back last paper were W. completely thrilled with the prospect of quick, having dependable delivery of our J." Eagles 4.22X and our 11.779 A d v e r 1 sera every week. The piestos turned out be a bust, pute hi ft jirul Rimttl,. It was as balky as Missouri jackass. It withstood our every effort to make it run. Wc cursed and pleaded, sweated and strained, toted that barge, lifted that bale and in the end gave up in utter despair. We have a brand new replacement lor it ticketed to hi rive within a matter of days. So we're crying on the inside t about the old press) and laughing on the otitMde i about the new one All of which shouldn't be allowed to enter Into the Christmas picture. We forthwith forget it. P.reak out the holly and mistletoe, the Yule-tid- e undies and eggnog. We'ie about to conjure tip another of our gilt lists to Santa and with tune asvastin' 'til he makes annual trip to all our homes, we're going to have to hurry this along. In case sou's e just tuned in our this annual Miuesl SI. Nick Is something we'sr done for ears. II oii want to look at II one way. It's perfeelly ridiculous. After all. It's only on paper and most of It won't happen until the cow jumps otrr the moon anil dogs talk. II then. Hut ridiculous or not. It's all most sincere and meant In good Inn. Our Irirnds base come lo know wr seldom joke With those wr ills- like or know hate similar IrHings Inward lis. So If wr rnlrrnt Santa In your behalf hiring paragraphs In enmr don't resent lis. stiille It's I he hrlstmas season and lime to be joll ! We'd like to M art St Niik, with a request for something rttA pprual Voil pn k it nut a Vlt Tn'bott foi Though liUIPVrlv new ii'irrn of mil ton. In mlainly t endeared In " I n e r. llvs himwtf run ie. capable, get Ftiritdly. adjeitivra patient all thoc drtrnhr Walt, lilght now hf II riiutan wrk on behalf iloitu; ..( tlx- - binary hoard. ai well M k Ihr t" lwl di'tu1 rail rM,k folWald la .1 i!'iptVr nirtit m Ibrir hbiaiv iii1die dimng tunidh to i "Hie Whairvrr V"' Kr' '"r Mr (1iu. von i an dupludte for l?ill Smith f the fhamHcr of ( 'nmmrti f IVtng srrretarv of that ipniation s more t)in a Job t" Itill: it a - labor wase-lengll- i, of or an to aiiFf iftln t 4tUtUiUiy n i h iitif-- j ' i 'I l ':f Mori., Dec. 22 48 48 49 49 49 42 24 23 23 26 24 28 .01 jTS fftVING THE HU Thursday, December 25, 1958 SALT MURRAY, LAKE COUNTY, tA n. OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY NEWSPAPER UTAH Lead Traffic Report Two hit and run accidents Murray City Sets Hearing On Budget Of s1.2 Million Hit-Ru- n highlighted the Murray City police department traffic accidents reports this week. Monday, a car operated by Lloyd G. Henry, 1457 E. 3010 South, was struck by another vehicle at 1800 So. and Poplar. The unidentified auto continued on after the collision. The second hit-ru- n mishap occurred Sunday at 354 E. 4500 South when an auto collided with a vehicle owned by Robert J. Mash, 585 E. 4800 South. (Hit-RuPage 2, Col. 7) n, You might pack up a box of sincere condolences for some of our friends, Santa, to wit: Ed Stuart, manager of Murray Theatre. The draft board has seen fit to make him and send an invitation to join for some them in mock-wa- r time to come. Any copies of "See Here. Private Hargrove'' from still kicking around WW II, Santa? Owen Coon of Southgate Hardware las well as Olympus Lumber in Holladay and Central Lumber in Magna). Somehow, despite his struggling, Owen was stuck with a director's spot on the Magna Chamber of Commerce. And everybody knows condolences go with such elective offices. W i 1 i .l' ' t' HEAVE is "' "r u-;.'- : " l or ImiIs I .rat ham at Itank of Kearns, a rewarding memento for his extraordinary friendliness and cooperation. Anybody would be happy In hate Mr. I, as a friend and wr'ri personally grateful for Ids encouragement and consistent support of our publication. Speaking of bankers, Santa would you delitrr a "Wei-rom- r Home" wreath In flriant The former String ham ? owner of l lah Woolen Mills Is now returning In Murray r as a of Murray Stale Itank. This corner, for our, is happy he's chosen In rejoin us. Can't ipille Imagine his son ur neighbor, Itri as a banker's IhiV. Ilul m V transformer HO! Moving a 15,000-lb- . this group of employes of the Murray power department discovered Saturday and Monday. The department took nine Irons- formers weighing approximately seven tons from an old substation located near 2nd West Thefts To Local Police Two petty thefts were reported by area residents lo Murray police during the week. Saturday, C. II. Andrus reported the loss of a bicycle. The vehicle was taken from Murray junior high s hool grounds on Fnd.iy Thieves also stole two hub caps Friday evening Irom a vehicle owned by Miko Harrison. 19J0 E. 6100 South. ,":UI. ' quite a task, Residents Report Two t m ' -- 5 A public hearing on the 195!) budget for Murray City will be conducted Mondav at 5 p.m. in the city hall. 5461 So. State, Mayor Kay P. Greenwood announced this week. The tentative budget figure has been set at $1,238,000, which represents an increase of almost $50,000 over last year's budget. The proposed budget calls for an estimated $350,000 for the general fund, $288,000 for the water and sewer fund and $600,000 for the power fund. The general fund budget for 1958 called for $318,261; water and sewer. $262,302. and power, $578,202. The power figure represents a 6 per cent increase in revenue expected by the city 1959. it during t s and 4800 South to new facilities adjacent lo the municipal power plant. Ashworth Transfer, Inc. hauled the trans- formers to he new site where they were hooked up by power department employes, Friends, relatives and parents of students at Mountview elementary school were invited to an open house Friday, reports Mary Lou Breon, student reporter. The rooms planned a program of songs and poems for entertainment Visitors to the school came at various times through out the day and enjoyed the Christmas decorations. " s LL?W rif 2 XK 4?4 Sub For Santa Packages Delivered By Murray Club fti hrlstmas s and on Ha will lie New tear's delasrd iilieila. rrsblenls were lunr he Is. (Ills week b Smiles , illy anllar-l- a . - llmrsilas iMlbction tifrc" r.t-- bur, Jilf. will he made on lelda. The refuse Inii k will make t rblay lions n Ntlunlay. id-l- ,.v. w v a -- ; t i Tb'Tr smith rmapVd arrimm in,iiiv Tli'iiday meht after the rrr rldmg in rnllrd H'ltn ttirv oin at '.'W nir ,...r V, Mi A lii.tiib "' i. I" ... SUBBIN' f OR SANtA! This ombdioui group of Murroy lions Club members met Sotu'do morning to woik oil doy prcpoing Ch'ii'mos boes foi nrcdy fanulics in h? otti. The t'wb annually co"dtH o Sob for prfgiom trnd lib mstr on (wr 200 ur moJt Chtulmu 5j"a thild'en. bof on? B'oine A"deion, Ptepo'irig Irit; Veil My.ilr. W. J f&.ll) Telc; W0t Ta'bnt, iOirman, Woyne NieUen. Pc. Ckoi'rs MtCv'. At! B.fchcp, t'wb piciidcnt, tr pret and JaKn iw 'js't Vs iitM W K ,.( ."inoil fsniith the i nr. William mm of Mr and Wnjiht Mt K T'oil r wiliftnl ta.ml liiiiie' .Ijs M's 1. Mt K aKt South and Hay Murphy, 'ii. Salt MUe Cilv pnwengera in the auto c nt'e-- m.iury to lrpiity Hbrriff Keith Iba. who inveotigMed. the auln sai ratbomii when the Invrr HpfaiTiitiv but control of the vrhnle It ttasrled 3.'3 n ' l out of iimi mt. dniik a ii'1W"J over I imii ret r pift j' j i 4 i - thin i I weie made up for needy families in the Jordon Valley area. In addition to the cam of foods, tho youths donated $113 for game, toys and other foodstuffs. Tho school obtoined name of needy families from various religious groupv m the area. The s'off of the school distributed the boxc Mon- day and Tuesday. Valley Junior High Youfhs Help 20 Needy Families Students at Valley ji;m.n eaine, t he true Npint of i "In is! mas lliw year through a "Sub Jot Santa ' plug ram I'l'Stels, skilM. and nmill thuniaKlil WCV used t., toll a svondetfill rrsponH' hs mid faculty in malting up ChllKtmaS IsoKes t'tl lleetlv families in the Jot-daVailiy high m lvd hase I ana Youths Escape Serious Injury In Auto Mishap it'rl trtrtiirUiief ,11 Twenty Christmas bones this year. piogiom u , ai If THE LAST OF 1,000 CANS of food packed into boxes for needy fomilict by students of Volley junior high: Brent Hathaway, student body president, left; Margcno Gchring, Joan MichcUcn, Kgthleen lund, Judy Spencer, Bill Deohl, Dcnnit Bowden and Ronnie Thome. Students o the school held a "Sub for Santa'' Miif-r.i- C U L-- ' . i i m ( c " , I Day Delay Slated In Collection of Garbage (arliac rillcJiitl In r " J 1 111 . F 1 I The court assessed Harold J. Sergent, 6270 W. 3500 South, $25 for driving with improper license plates and no 1958 truck registration. A $25 fine was levied against Howard L. Lundc, 5667 S. 490 West, for driving without a Utah license. Operating a vehicle with an expired license brought a $25 fine to Edna Con-de- r. Salt Lake City. The court levied $10 suspended fines against Anita Shell, 5352 So. 380 West, and Karen Jean Whicker, 5361 Kenwood Dr who were charged with driving without a license. A $10 fine was paid by Roy B Whittle. 4906 Wasatch St., for improper passing. An imcost Donald L. proper Mot row, 3242 So. 8th East. $10. The court assessed John G. Kreidler. 1912 Meadow Dr., $15 for running a stop sign. A $25 fine was meted out to lTVy J. Armijo. Salt Lake City, for driving without a license. A $1 illegal parking fine was paid bv Mrs. Thomas E. Johnson, 4103 So. 3055 East. conducted survey by Mountain States Telephone & the Utah State Telegraph, Public Service Commission and the Magna Community Council to determine if Magna desired to join the metropolitan service has been compiled. Out of 2.035 contracts made with telephone customers in the Magna area, 1,546 voted for metropolitan service with 489 against the proposal. The survey showed 77.6 per cent in favor. The study was completed and the vote totaled late Monday The Council has evening. asked MST&T for a definite committment to have Magna incorporated into metropolitan service during 1959. This new service will be a great benefit to everyone in the Magna area, the council noted, as residents can call toll free to Salt City, Kearns, Granger, Hunter and Murray. A slight toll will be charged for calls to outlying area. (I'holie, 1'age , Col. 7) City Moves Transformers To Location Near Plant d in weight from 9,000 pounds Murray city moved approxiot transb 15.000 jvoiinds mately seven-ton- s The old station was in need formers to a new power substation at the municipal mwer T extensive repairs, the Mayor xplained, anil was md located plant Saturday and Monday. n city property Mayor Hay IV Grenwood this week ansfoi in- "By moving the ansfoi met s had The nine is ad;acent to the power plant .e will save approximately $3 been situated at an old substation near 2nd West and soo I'UU and obtain belter efficiSouth The tianslorineis rang- - ency." Mayor Greenwood puint-- . d out Utah Power Company will be tor Inns leading to '(sponsible tin- - substation At the prior 1'ication. the city hail to maintain a line running to the power plant. In addition, the Mayor noted the new location Would . Ilminate the loss of power the in transmitting S Club I.ions I' the Were completed ages Murray supplied by their annual Sub for Santa pro- Marine Corps The progran, (Transformer, I'age 2. C'ol. ) was under the direction of Walt gram this week with the distribution of boxe (jf fixnl mid toys Talbot, i hairm.'iu of the ho v. State Places Traction to 20 children Monday and girls committee for tin hit) The boxes wcie packed by Material On Magna Hill The Mutiny gmiip In Id its numbers ol the organi.'..!! ion The Magna Community Conn-- . Saturday at the Mm ray otlu e annual 'hi ist mas paity 1 in il aniioimied this week that of Mountain States Telephone IVc tilth, at the ,i & Telegraph Co. bassador Club with d peisor.s ,o taligeiuelils with the Utah Mate Road Commission have vit y w a oranges, apples, nuts, candy in attendance The ,o t Dt I ..en made to have elude is and of under the direction llnd ami toys weiv wrps'l up for ill placed I'lt the poWct house us Audi the Monday delivery. Most ol the dolls were donated by the The i bib's next event is the-Ainmii- - not ii ms '"i. b wm k to Murray I.elv lons and the Mel W inter hamped siliedule.l bo done on Hie bill is I'TH articles of food were donated for Fuday .lau 'Jnd at the I In (all Reed Tonne. 2 by Murray w h'sd youngsters I'nivcisity of t'tah I'lliou The toys Used in the pack $15. A Mountview Open House Held On Friday part-owne- eilibnlly Magna Vofes To Join Area Phone Service v'b P 4 if" a m Dawson. We like Bill. He did a fine job in Washington and. in our book, represented Utah But well. that Democratic landslide took Dawson along with many others and were sorry about his political misfortune. (Aside to Dwight King, his successor: You may do well, too but we'll give you a chance to prove yourself. Okay ? i Orin Bagley of Don's Sifpcr Market: No funny business here. Orin ran afoul of a balky ticker and is flat on his back at I.DS hospital. We're really sorry and wish you only a speedy recovery. Orin. Can you arrange it Santa? Don Itydalch. foolball coach at infant Gianger high: It was a lough 8cnson. wasn't it Don '.' Ixits of whippings and only the final win over Murray to sweeten the hitter. But better things are sure to come and thin could lie worse. Suppose you'd won 'em all and had to worry now about continuing such success? Hanking locally is becoming quite confused anyway. Santa. Hut we'd appreciate a basketful of your special gid wiidir being dropped off In Jim Burn, who'll be leaving Murray State Bank in AO days u so and to his miicrasor Frank Nelson, the new viir piTatdenl and cajdibT effective in February, They'ic a couple of nice guys: while we hate to I"- one m our commit-Pity- , wr re graUTul we ll have the other Wed like In suggest inn Davis and join Kotaud Vmif Truly In t riling 'lie Flight.!! language. Salda Daie. who b"ldi forth at Allied bia Imev !) vrlnpmrnt the oilier dv and muttried something unintelligible about Tbev aelluig Chrtatnia tree iriive an manv at Allied wete augsesting that old bit about hofcakea" tc llmg like If i.ri ibatige. In "eclluig like Cllllrt-llia- f Ihere niut ilHlltotloUa Speeding topped the list of violations hunched by the Murray City Court this week. Seven motorists were assessed fines by the court for speeding. Thev were Melvin John Llovd, Riverton, $20; Harold V. MAIN OFFICIO Oavis, 4681 So. State. $20; Rob155 K. 4905 So. Murray, I tali ert E. Likes, Salt Lake City, I'lione. I TL0' $15; Dick Timothy, 239 W. 4500 AMherst O'iOJLi South. $15; Orson W. Gunder-se$15; Eugene VV. Stevenson, Mail P. O. Box 187, Murray Salt Lake City, $10. and Lora Greer, 6219 So, 340 East, $10. The court meted out fines Volume 77, Number 6 to three drivers charged with following another vehicle too close. They were Rulon B. Pratt, Riverton. $35; Mitchell Nile. 4991 Glenn St., $35; Blaine L. Jorgensen, Woods Cross, $20. A Murray man, Ben Chavis, 5900 So. 577 West, was sentenced to eight days in Salt Lake County Jail on a charge of public intoxication. Driving without Utah registration cost Raymond Edward Bossa. 4353 So. State, $15. Improper registration netted Fred H Hoffman, Salt Lake City, Serving the communities of Murray, (ireenficld Village, Itennhin, Taylurss ille, I'nion, Granger, Hunt e r, Kearns, Magna, Granite I'ark. L Prec. 11 Heavy Week In NEWSPAPER SUMMARY Wed., Dec. 17 Thurs., Dec. 18 Frl., Dec. 19 Sat., Dec. 20 Sun., Dec. 21 Top City Docket YOUR HOMETOWN Five Day Forecast: Occassional periods of light rain and snow through Saturday. Temperatures averaging above normal of 38 max., 21 min. Miir-ISMtr- u Koi 111! H - M THE WEATHER WfM and K n w til Speed Violators Murrayites were urged this week to make plans to participate in the Murray Jaycee's tree burning project being held in conjunction with the home lighting contest sponsored by the group. The trees will be gathered up by Scouts Friday, Jan. 2nd, and Saturday, Jan. 3rd, for burning the evening of the 3rd, according to Sherman Davies. chairman of the two projects. Judging in the home lighting contest will be conducted Friday evening, he announced. The first place winner will be awarded a $25 savings bond and be entered in the national contest sponsored by General Electric. Second and third place finalists will be awarded certificates, he said. g The project will mark a first for Murray. The Jaycees hope to make it an annual event, Mr. Davies noted. He urged all residents to contact scouts in their area as to the time the trees will be picked up. They will be hauled o the old Murray smelter slag dump by the city's road depart- Thc Murray City volunteer fire department will put the match to the trees at 6 p.m. (Hunting, Page 2, Col. 7) June I In previous car the . b.-- d has held Ktiy. Morv pouter home lwuu n nratii'U ail ftnty-tellilicntitcM. as i II as prrpatins pctiams. h Mr John Worley. advij'r for the student mngtrnn. explained tbal I hii rampaign waa decidi'd up on in order I" help ptipletils jrl the Inie Chttntmas spinl by helping otbera (Hrr I.OrtO i nnn of f.s. t,if ssere donated bv ntudentu m ad dition to a fund id I H.I Many gnmra and toys wrer bmugbi for Ihe boxea, and each box was with a ham, aupptementH mixed nut, oranges and apples. "Tina has been primarily a student program, organised bv the Ktndcnt rHigrta." Mr. Voilry explained pf tbclr reward, was a rri k'tvUl uiuvM feisassa l Um ,s. IiihiI whiih paid for out o the sdnVrit funds, tvs.l obtained naiuen of fiii ii. iv (iinuh'n from vailmm it gtoilpa ill IN. "We tiiid I 'i pn k out the liaiiiM most ssnlthy of rrceiV leg b ip." Mr Wot'ley explained 'Stith as illnesa, ttngeily in the home, or other am h dire We re rml a i in umst ani m ate. barital.de cgmiiiatlon . . . ate many asmclea for that juipose. but we merely wanted to temh an Important pumipif to our atudenla." The Maff of the m he.'l the bi'xrg Monday an 4 Tuesday. Ttiepe Do Vou Own The Mystery Home? Sec it on Pcge 8-- B |
