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Show EAGLE - ADVERTISER MTRRAT (tTAH) superior strength, they attack. When the opposition is superior, they fall back, regroup and wait until they're strong enough to reach their objective. It's this fact, Mr. Free asserted, that fooled Secretary McNamarainl964, when he predicted the Viet Nam war was about ended and our troops would soon be removed. The speaker warned that Communist cells are operating on the campuses of most of our major universities, where they are winning converts despite the bad publicity. We can help combat this, he asserted, "by raising our families well and giving them guidance, so that they know the right from the wrong of this insidious philosophy. A major blow to Communism in the United States, he said, was the pact early in World War II in which Hitler and Stalin joined forces. American military Communists who'd been followpolicy were ing an 7B Thursday, April 28, 1966 JC Election Slated Tonight rK 'i i MURRAY. Election of new officers is scheduled for tonight (Thursday) by Jaycees here. The 7;30 p.m. session will be held in the Cottonwood branch of Valley Bank and Trust Co., 6055 So. Highland Dr. Nominations will be open at the meeting to enable members to add to a list of five nominees. been Robert Prince has nominated for president, a post now held by Kent Carlson. Two vice presidents are to be named, with present nominees being Hal Johnson, Bob Slater and Roy Teinert. Don Bullock is the sole nominee for one of four director positions. Those elected will take office June 1. ZiA r' Jir JL I. v'' I- - W Officer Installation Set For Last Session Of School Term By ACE Nancy Butchereit and Sherry Christensen will give reports on the national ACE conference which they attended in Chicago. Officers to be installed during the meeting are Kent Anderson, 363 E. 6270 South, fifth grade teacher at Grant elementary; Shirley Mendenhall, 7237 So. teacher, intermediate 2700 East, Arlington elemen president. vice 1 PSST! WAVE SPECIAL No Appointment. Necessary - 7 Open Evenings and Sundays1.! Dee & 3r if Diana's Beauty Salon 266-502- 48 1 . 4800 SO., MURRAY it! Monday's meeting, During Rotarians who plan to attend the international convention in Denver during June were told of a planning meeting scheduled Monday evening, May 9. The gathering, to be held at the home of Dr. Ralph Montgomery, 4288 Holloway Dr., will afford an opportunity for hus bands and wives to jointly plan the convention trip, which will be made by special train, said Don Wood, president. board of post-meeti- reed to again sponsor a Boys Stater from the Murray community, the president reported. er B6 PROOF KENTUCKY BOJRBON WHISKY a At directors gathering, Rotary ag- ANCIENT AGE DISTILLING CO.. FRANKFORT. KY. If you can find a better bourbonJuy O it!" NEWLY-ELECTE- Do-Nir- E. Holland, second vice president St. Vincent Altar Society Elects Officers; Installation Is May 19 5 Women To May Friday and Saturday. Tickets are available at the box office MURRAY. The Murray Woor reservations may be made by men's club will hold a closing or luncheon at the Willow Creek calling Park City, 1. Salt Lake Country club on May 5 at 12; 15 p.m. Bonnie Winterton, Darlene Remember Sheffield and Robin Bennion will (From fage KB, Col. 7) present the Broadway musilots, left for a ten day trip cal, Oliver. New officers will be inthrough Southern California. . . Mr. Lawrence C. Schwan was stalled. Hostesses will be Mrs. chosen to succeed Mr. A. M. Val (Ha) Sundwall, Mrs. J. L. Peters as secretary of the (Lyle) Ellertson, Mrs. J. Leo Murray Lions club. . .Funeral (Grace) Jensen and Mrs. Clyde services were held for Hyrum T. (Vi) Stoker. Staiiffer In George A. Jenkins funeral parlor. 71 359-496- are Mrs. Ambrose meeting first vice president; Motta, Mrs. Cecil E. Holland, second vice president; Mrs. Joseph Held, secretary; Mrs. Mary Babcock, treasurer and Mrs. William DeNiro, historian. In addition to Mrs. Yanni, officers who served during the past year are Mrs. Thomas Shepich, first vice president; Mrs. Richard Kane, second vice president; Mrs. William Earl, secretary; Mrs. Edward Phillips, treasurer and Mrs. Francis L. Lucas, historian. (From Vuge B. i'ul. I) Awards were presented to several cub scouts, including Paal Immamura, Bear badge; Eddie Susaeta, gold arrow; Brent Lloyd, Bear badge and one gold arrow and Brian Bard-sle- y, a silver arrow. Richard Ashworth received a silver arr jw, Ralph Oldland was awarded a Bobcat badge; Ray Young, a Lion badge and silver arrow and Von Young, ment class. a gold arrow. "Hunt from Kenya to the wSfl IS yfivfi ifcVi iZ2ZrZZj Kl feX U Pass... Khyber you'll never find a better fe X N l Bourbon.'" ' f 41 I Jr 1 , I , Communion (From 1'ugr IB. Col. A) that has accomplished it," he said. They employ nothing more or less than good military strategy in all their world have When they dealings. VC? BOURBON America's Largest Selling 6 Year Old Kentucky Bourbon! m rv e r if V. e FLOWERS ( Be y ftWlllllt III U Express Your Love TO MOTHER through a Gift of ri. 2 (From I'mki B. able the district to provide another free summer program for all students. This is not possible, due to the large increase in summer enrollment. The enrollment increased from 2,612 in the summer of 1964 to 5,206 in the summer of 1965. In order to financially accommodate children who wish to participate in the summer program, it is necessary to charge a $5 fee for each 90 minute basic skills or enrich- Cubs ut officers of the St. Vincent s Altar Society, to be installed on May 19, are from left, seated, Mrs. James S. Sawaya, president; Mrs. Ambrose Motta, first vice president; standing, Mrs. William historian; Mrs. Joseph Held, secretary; Mrs. Cecil Program SYBIL IVES PRODUCTS Ph. V , ed 649-93- PERMANENT 'i S. MURRAY. Mrs. James Sawaya is the newly-electSchools president of the St. Vincents second grade teacher, Altar Society. tary (From I'uki' SB. ( ol. ) president-elec- t; a She was elected during Peggy Robinfor example, per pupil expendison, 246 Helm, a teacher in the ture was $1,146 during 1964-6- 5. meeting of the organization on at This third and fourth grades compares with a per pupil Thursday night at the church, Grant elementary, treasurer cost of $439 in Salt Lake City, 1385 Spring Lane. Also, Karla Jensen, 171 E $406 in Ogden, $382 in Provo, Mrs. Sawaya, who succeeds 4000 South, kindergarten tea and $344 in Murray district. Mrs. Ernest Yanni, will be cher at McMillan elementary, installed, along with other new vice president; kindergarten officers, during ceremonies on Beverly Boyer, 171 E. 4500 Cowley May 19. (Krom 1mk SB, t'ol. 4) South, third grade teacher at Other officers elected at the Viewmont elementary, primary big number and is all out of Don character with her Velvet role vice president and Luncheon For Club Caldwell, 5409 Kenwood.Bonny-vie- w of the rest of the evening. The plays are shown each elementary sixth grade Be dent and Peggy Robinson, treasurer. MURRAY. The Murray Association for Childhood Education will hold its final meeting of the year at 4 p.m. on Monday at Liberty school. Highlight of the meeting will be a science demonstration and distribution of a science experiment kit. Installation of new officers is planned. Eldredge Ward GRANITE PARK. A family night is scheduled for members of Eldredge ward, 3219 So. 300 East, at 6;30 p.m. on OFFICERS OF THE Association for Childhood Education are, from left, seated, Kent Anderson, president; Miss Shirley Mendenhall, president-elect- ; standing, Misses Karla Jensen, kindergarten vice president; Beverly Boyer, primary vice presi y STRAIGHT v. Saturday. A dinner will be served. Members of the Primary are the planning and preparing dinner and events for the evening. Mrs. Norman F. Price, Primary president; Mrs. A. Thomas Armstrong and Mrs. Russell Wilkinson, counselors, are heading the committees. v. anti-Hitl- Family Night Slated For $y v suddenly told to shift their thinking. This led to a wholesale and the party numbers drop-oonly about one -- third today of what it did in pre-W- ar H days. However, the speaker warned, 'that doesn't mean Communism isn't very active in our nation nor that we can afford to relax our constant fight against I' ( Sure to Place Your Order Very Soon! 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