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Show Utah) FACIE; CD THE: MURRAY N tid Portrait a 5x7 Family lib .jtt ' f .. lecolor Family Portrait absolutely with a purchase of $10 or more at 'I I J 350O SoisHi 1, 'i r - 1960 Mrs. Greenwood, whose activities parallel her husband's, is involved in work of the D.U.P. and Relief Society of Murray 5th. "She'i itipervised the making; of more quills than anyone I know of," Hay comments with ft grin. It may be premature to envision his winning in the primaries. He has stout opposition, a fart he acknowledges with a serious frown. But he's in an enviable position. If he survives, he has an excellent chance of emerging victorious. If he loses, there'll be Joy in Murray, for the city will not have "loBt a Commissioner", hut will have "gained a Mayor". ; . 7 wmm wesf Huuy H Adrrrllirr JO i Thursday, September I. C Tht Wreck (From Page 4R, Col. 8) off. The vehicle skidded Bcross the busy highway, smashed through a steel guardrail, flipped and soared through the air across a narrow stream into the ravine. Births two with (From Page 4B, Col. 2) Renwirk, 4364 Rosegarden, Ln., Sturdy, grill wheels on heavy duty stand. Hi Lo grid easily adjusts to correct heat! Reg. $7.98 FAMOUS CARLTON i Aug. 24. Mr. ahd Mrs. Jack C. McLeod, 85 E. 3rd Ave., Aug. 24. BOYS . . . Murray's Mayor Ray P. Greenwood, Democratic nod as County Commissioner. Mr. and Mrs. David Duval, Don Blair. Portrait 5564 So. 2nd West, Aug. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad R. Fuller, 5720 So. 1300 East, Aug. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Huber, 731 E. 4565 South, Aug. 21. a candidate for the Murray's Mayor Seeks Democrat i Waterproof, boilable, odor resistant, stay soft, sanitized for lasting freshness. Assorted colors, sizes: Sm, Med, Lge, s I aiteque Tools i .235 $1129 etc. Pool &9S Giant wading pool 65" diameter, 11" deep. 115 gal. capacity. R. 9.98 3-ri- ChUdrcns Flannel i Murray, If people devised a set of specifications for political Doughboy Ming Two Ring Wading Pool, Reg. PAJAMAS 498 c2) . . Now 298 office holders, they'd likely include Buch attributes as honesty, Integrity and courage of conviction. officials were If would-b- e then measured against those specs, It'd be difficult to find one who filled them more adequately than Ray P. Greenwood, Mayor of Murray. Taking office behind a man who had ably performed his duties, Mr. Greenwood found him-Be- lf in the difficult position of trying to prove himself to folks who didn't want to believe the evidence. Less than three years later, he's bo capably acted as the that all but city's head-ma- n the most skeptical are convinced voters made a wise choice in One piece, long sleeve f i winter weight pajamas. J Gripper front. Assorted f patterns on white. Sizes 4, 6, 8 , ; t i . 5' SfepLadder White Diaper 1 f PAINT SALE MARTIN-SENOU- R with your purchase of 4 Gallons of any Martin-Senou- r Paint! FuwEL I Terrific Valoel White diaper yardage flannel. 27 inches wide, i 25 i.i i i ' of medium weight Day Supply Free ROLLER ... and RYU TOL I ( k 1 f I t : Vitamin tablets for younger blood. Save $3.35 on 115 day supply! Regular $7.33 $98 MARTIM-SENOU- TRr with the purchase of lgal. of MartinSenour Paint SET OUTSIDE WHITE, R Regular $5.79 gal. . . . .SUPER WHITE ENAMEL, Regular $2.85 quart $? SUPER BRITE ALUMINUM, Regular $2.45 quart ALL $4 $2" i t County Commission Race (by Jim Corn well) Reg. $1.50 and $1.98 e. Nod In SPAR VARNISH, Regular $1.8S quart $J3? 1957. Ray Greenwood is a soft spoken person who reserves his Judgement 'til all the evidence Is assembled. Then he nets with abandon that has earned him the respect of all. His quiet reserve has tamed the most vociferous of his critics. His ability to analyze the situation, then act forcefully, has made him one of the most popular mayors In city history. Little wonder citizens are concerned over the possibility of his election to the County Commission. They selfishly decline to share his ability with the rest of the county. If one wanted to find an ideal slxty-is- h American, he could search long for someone who better filled the bill. t Born and raised in Sandy, he was the son of a dairy farmer. He graduated from Jordan high at the outbreak of World War I and promptly nllsted In thts Army, though his youth made It unlikely he'd ever be drafted. a brief Three months later training period today's military he tacticians would deplore Was enroute to France. In less than 30 days he received h.s bnptism of fire at Chateau Thierry. Before the Armistice, his outfit participated In five major engagements, among them the bitter fighting Bt St. Mihlel, Meusc Argonne and the Battle of the Maine. Home In 1919, he took over the family farm. A few yenr Murray and Tommy, a Bopho-mor- e at Utah State University. The Greenwoods are justly proud of their 17 grandchildren. Ray's first venture in public Service was in 1936 when he was named County Road Supervisor. He didn't embark on his own until 1942, when he was elected to the State Legislature, serving in the 1943 and 1945 In 1946, sessions. he'd have made It three terms lias not newly-electe- d commissioner Bern ilasmusson passed away before taking office. Mr. Greenwood filled the vacancy for 0 days until a permanent successor was named. He'd resigned from the legislature, so subsequently accepted an appointment as assistant superintendent of the county hospital. In 1948, Salt Lake countions comelected him a two-yemissioner. In 1950 they tenderterm. Dured him a four-yea- r ing that time he was chainnan of the board; headed the rord department four years; was chairman of the original county highway committee and president of the Utah Association o( County Officials. The latter election Is a pleasant memory The organization is and its officers elected solely on their merits. In 1954, Lamont Gundersoti defeated the Murray man for a commission post. He then bowed out of the political sene until 1957, when a record-breakin- g turnout at the polls swept him into his present Mr. and Mrs. Debert J. Anderson, 1002 E. 4530 South, Aug. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Chat-fiel4551 VV. 5295 South, Aug. d, 21. Mr. and Mrs. Mack D. Olson, 6000 So. 1700 West, Aug. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Monson, 5065 So. 4620 West, Aug. 22. i Colgofes Air Deodorant '1 f Flora ! SCHOOL SUPPLIES! FILLER PAPER V A "A A ond lilac odors. Sav20NOWI "Mr. Mayor," we said the other day, "I find many local people threaten to vote against you rather than take a chanc you'll win and deprive them of their mayor." His smile tolerant. Mayor Greenwood commented that ho was "flattered" his constituents wanted to keep him. "But", he countered. "I could do a good the county commission. There's the county commission. There s a lot of cooperative progress possible between Murray and the county." An outdoor man. Ray enjoys nothing more than parking into the mountains on horseback. This is reflected by the fart he's a charter member of tht Ute Rangers and has been since the group began. later he scraped together They've nabbed six firsts In own his lo buy enough capital Helldorado competition at Las place near Sandy. Until 104 7. Vegas; performed all over the no land for he when traded the y apWest, Including a acres near Snyderville and movauPan Pacific at the pearance ed to Murray, he earned a as a farmer and rattle-ma- n ditorium In Los Angeles. Last January 1st, area folks of considerable ability. glimpsed the Mayor on TV In In the Interim, he marHi-at Pasadena. Arvllla Hansen, daughter of Or-o- n the Rose Parade He's a Irtng-tim- e member of Hansen, whose mercantile both V.F.W. and American Leg-Iostore was the first In Murray. has played an active role Their five children arc Rav, Jr., In the Salt Lake counfor years NaSandy, Major in the Utah tional Guard; Gne, Draper, a ty fair. Serry-ltanengineer: Mildred (Mrs. Richard Andersen I, Sandy, wife of an Insurance agent; Klaine (Mrs. Billy. Welch 1, Sandy, whose husband is with Mt. Fuel Supply in drill-mast- tc ENJOY THE U0FU t'-- ': . 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