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Show 60i wicrrf lining TTnivirp'nl riyi'Pcnt Pnlt Lake rity,. Utah 141 Murray Again Given Class C Rating In Fire Protection; Premiums Down MURRAY. A long-ran- ge pro- - mitted gram to upgrade standards In Murray resulted this week In an improved rating and substantial insurance premium savings for property-owner- s. a lengthy list of recom- mendations aimed at improvement of rating, including five tire-fighti- ng ces oi incidental equipment. Earlier demands of the Fire Rating Bureau had included such matters as additional hydrants, more manpower, ladder-truc- k more rigorous equipment, testing of pumpers, frequent inspections of mercantile and industrial buildings, detailed record-keepiand rigid enforcement of the Fire Pre vention Code. ; While achievement of a Class rating again was considered by city officials to be a sub stantial improvement, efforts will be continued to even further with an eye toward a Class 5 status. While the reductions shown," reported A. H. Bywater, manager of the Fire Rating Bureau in a letter to city officials this, week, "represent the average for property as a whole within the city of Murray, changes in rates for individual buildings may vary considerably from the average. The new rates were made effective May 1, 1966 and have been furnished to agents writ ing fire insurance in Murray." nre-ngnti- ng 28 Employed City Budget Hearing Is Set For June 27 , . d Through YES MURRAY. A public hearing the annual city budget is scheduled for June 27, according to City Auditor Clifford on . Brown. The City Commission will conduct the 5 p.m. session prior to adoption of the budget for the fiscal year which starts on July 1. MURRAY. Twenty-eig- teen ht have been placed In Jobs through the Youth Employment Service here, with vacation from school just a week old. The number of vouths hired. however, is but a fraction of the total applicants on file in the YES office at 118 e. 4800 South. With an ample supply of young Job seekers, the main task of Sam Butchereit and Christine Cornwall is contacting busines- agers specific points advanced in January of this year which were necessary to the step-u- p. Non-Reside- nt Included were obtaining specA $3,500 monetary investial and heavy-stea- m appliances, ment, coupled to individual ef- providing sufficient additional forts of fire heads and city 2 12 -- inch hose for a spare officials, brought Murray Class shift on each pumper, obtaining ses In and near Murray to spot MURRAY. The City Commis6 status from the Utah Fire a reserve sion here is scheduled to full and part time Job openings Rating Bureau. vehicle equipped with a mounted consider today (Thursday) a inj which youths may be placed. It improved upon a Class 7 turrent-nozz- le and motion which would allow MurTle two were selected from storage rating handed Murray property-owne- rs room, ray policemen to reside within among Murray high students to providing hose drying several years ago, facilities at each station and a radius of the city, operate the office, under the which had resulted in substanaddition of various other pie- supervision of the Chamber of according to City Commistial increases in almost all Commerce sioner L. Clark Cushing. and the State fire Insurance premiums. The commissioner said the Employment Service. 4 Week's Mishaps availreductions move would come as the first Percentage yipplicants and prospective able through the new rating, Include 3 On step toward revamping city or- employers may contact the ofMonday it was pointed out by Mayor dinances pertaining to Civil fice by calling or William E..Dunn and CommisMURRAY. Police here invesService regulations in Murray. sioner L. Clark Cushing, range tigated four accidents durPresented to the City Commisfrom an average high of 17.6 ing the week, three on Monday. sion as a recommendation for The three Monday mishaps percent on contents of masonry the Civil service Commission, indy People Get mercantile buildings to a low of included one at 5200 So. State, the proposed action was refertome Buyer With 6.1 percent on contents of frame involving cars driven by Owen red to Mr. Cushing for study, mercantile structures. M. Nielsen, 19 w. Valley Dr. prior to formal action being keen Sheet Want Ad - l I taken. Masonry dwellings will be and Anene w. Crosby, 242 E. l Some say the real estate 5900 South. At 5900 So. State, reduced an average 16.7 perSuch action would come at a t rrjarket is slow these days. cent; , masonry mercantile cars in collision were driven time when the city Is considerBut Green Sheet want-a- d buildings, 15.5; frame dwellings by Gilbert P. Rogers, 5650 So. ing employment of three full-tiusers Mr. and Mrs. William 11.8 and frame mercantiles 8.4. State and Melvln L. Falrbourn, 10 reserves. officers plus Contents of masonry dwelDay, 906 So. 100 East, Sandy. Draper. Late the same day, 11 argue the point. lings will be sliced 10.9 percent; near 5300 So. state, a mishap their inexpensive those of frame dwellings, 7.2 Involved .vehicles operated by Through nt ad, run only three times. Andrew E. Bell, 123 C St. and percent. tlf? Days found a buyer for their Achievement of the improved Velma Oliver, 720 So. 400 East. heme. classification came as a result On Saturday at State Street YOUNGSTERS THROUGHOUT the Green Sheet area are expected to be reof changes made under the and the entrance to Murray BY' OWNER, transferred, administration of Mayor Ray park, cars in collision were this scene many times over, that is, clipp'ng entry blanks and writing peating ssume contract on 4 ar old miss will P. Greenwood and more recent driven by Linda E. Johnson, The down the'r thoughts to submit as entries in the MURRAY. Word has been "Favorite Dad" edroom brick, two baths. ones under Mayor Dunn. The 1190 W. 600 South and Grace received here thatSibylle live with the Ralph McCloy contest. The youngsters are Bryon Putnam (left), 286J W. 3100 South; Roxanne Carpeted, landscaped. Fire Rating Bureau had sub Smith, Bountiful. Kuntsche will be the AFS for family, 6376 So. Westridge. The Riem, 3414 Hillsdale Dr. and Kim Sorensen, 3295 Lehi Dr. eign exchange student at Murray McCloy's daughter, Calleen will We were really thrilled," school be her American sister." The commented Mrs. high for the 1966-6- 7 Day, whose term. McCloys have twin sons now husband had been transferred Miss Kuntsche hails from serving LDS missions who will from the area. by Jim Cornwall n, the Province of Schleswig, arrive home during the year. J Green Sheet want ads reach Miss the Arriving In August, Germany. She is nearly 30,000 valley homes daughter of Dieter Hermann Kuntsche will live with the Mc every Thursday morning as part next until June. Kuntsche and Telse Kuntsche, Cloys of Utah's best-rea- d weekly on on trouble his hands. the fact that She lists as her interests, Capitalizing Her father is an architect and newspaper. It's read by 8.5 truth is often stranger than To make a lengthy story has She mathematics, chemistry, paint of every 10, graduate engineer. surveys prove J the short, the trouble erupted Into a twin brother. fiction, a man named Robert The election may be months ing, music (she plays Youngsters will be voting for are cooperating with the Green a once led made a fortune .To place your want ad In the away for Utahns-b- ut by Fletcher Ripley mutiny piano) and German. She has their "Favorite Dad" in a con- Sheet to make the contest pos there'll 262 3, with a cartoon series Just dial he studied English for 3 12 years E-Christian, the first mate. The be lots of balloting going on test which will earn $150 in sible. Each will be a polling men called "Believe it or Not". commandeered the and is familiar with Latin and 4651 orwrlteBox7187, Murray. during the next two weeks in the prizes for the winner. place for votes which must be Bounty, set Bllgh and loyal Greek. Green Sheet area. Sixteen area business firms clipped out of the Truth really is a better story members of the crew adrift this week (June 9) and often times, than fiction. Take, In a leaky open boat and next. as an example, a brief report returned to Tahiti. There Here's how it works; tucked away in wire service they picked up the Island maiOn page IB of today's i news reports not long ago which dens with whom theyM become a full - page advertise paper, the said on enamored and, christian's ment contains rules of the British governsuggestion, sailed their ship contest and ads of the 16 spon ment had to the .1 mile speck soring firms. Each firm's ad is a its of land discovered earlier in given up ballot in itself, complete with tranefforts to that century by the Frencha space where the name and A the man, splant Carteret, it was address of the candidate mav be residents of a nowhere near shipping lanes, written. The entire ballot must of had a high, forbidding coast tiny speck be clipped out and taken to the the land in and was uninhabited. location of the sponsoring bus South Pacific iness, where a ballot box will the Once mutineers reached called Pitcalrn be located. cannibalized the Pitcalrn, they Island. . Votes must be cast at the . AREA gtVINQ THE Bounty ..for everything of use, , These people store listed, otherwise win oe then burned her in the bay. in Britain tried to declared void when canvassed take l 145 E. vut South in Murray, Sail Lka County. Utah, by tfir Murray Pruning Cu. b.iond cia Publlttied al'Sall City. Weekly paid out any they wiped polir bring to civilization" wanted I ' by the Judges. Utah. Subiipuon rate- MOO a yea no part of it They preferred chance of being brought to JusAn unlimited number of baltheir island domain a thousand tice, even by the long arm Volume 82 Number 31 lots may be taken to each of the' SAIT LAKE COUNTY. UTAH June 9, 1966 MURRAY, Thursday, Kuntsche SybiUe of the British Admlrality. They miles from nowhere to the stores, in other sponsoring selection offered them by the also condemned themselves to words, youngsters may vote as From a on lifetime a Utah, rock Degrees midway Crown. many times as they like for descendants of a between Australia and South They're Universities their own "favorite Dad". Wyoming stranger than fiction" story America. had reason to The contest will close at 6 think They two which dates back nearly For Murray Brothers p.m. -Saturday, June 18. Results would never make it back Bllgh centuries. If you've ever heard be announced the following will to civilization and the Bounty MURRAY. Mr. and Mrs. Mark of HMS Bounty, a merchant vesDuring the period since the A. Construction Thursday In the Green sheet. MURRAY. John and A 5164 lad rescued and 2nd from Mr. Mrs. Mutch So. MURRAY. sel of the king's Navy late in the would go down in Naval records Laney, West, What's In it for Dad?" began this week on a project in development has been In exis had more than passing interest a creek in Murray park two their daughter 1700s, you've heard of Pitcalrn. as an unsolved sinking. of homes there tence, A wide selection of gifts of occupants resiwhere southeast Murray -But would that have been That's where the Bounty ceased have frequently approached city this week in commencement ex- weeks ago by a 10 year old Klmee turned down a reward his choice given by the sponwho dents have waited about three ercises at universities in two Murray girl was identified on offered by the Hardlngs, ac to be, after a series of adven- underestimating Bllgh, officials In an effort to modern to the out of dust and firms and totalling $150 get of soring states. tures so fascinating a half-doz- sailed some 3,000 miles to years shortly after dell-ve- ry cepting their expressions Thursday, streets. the ize in value. on mud streets. Dutch-he- ld city the as A son, Alden H. Laney, resufficient of the Eagle In which a gratefulness territory in major books have been Cost of the project will be And for the runnerup? Involved In the project is ceived a master's degree in story related the girl's deed. thanks. written about them and Holly- Far East and eventually made both and the the borne He and his family will be by street in city asphalt surfacing, home his to the way lad's HardIs mother The education said The report young wood has twice filmed the story. youngster Danny during ceremonies at of an area restaurant bonding company, according to and of guests stallation gutter curb, on she and her husband, along the University of Wyoming In ing, who will be three We oldsters" generally ag mutiny. for dinner at no charge -sidewalk. The area included is Mayor Dunn. with of their five on to six children his Laramie A par1950 ree the 1936 version, starring Sunday, according Sunday. in other street matters, the compliments of the Favorite The British Navy apprebasically, 723 East (south of of Murray high, he ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence were in the park on a Cub scout Dad Charles Laughton and Clark contest and the cafe itself. 5900 South), Shlloh Way and Mayor said plans are progres- graduate who hended few a mutineers 599 So. 700 East, outing the evening of the inci Gable, was better than the more had two plans to teach at Olympus high Harding, Waste no time, young folks I sing toward widening adjoining streets. remained In Tahiti, next term. dent. Sandy. recent one which listed Marlon Turn to page IB, write In Dad's Normally, as Mayor William narrow sections of city thorbrought them back and tried Mrs. Harding said what Im Another son, Richard C. It was the boy's grandmother, Brando In a leading role. . name on all 16 ballots and get E. Dunn explained it, street oughfares. One is Bullock Street them. But the ringleaders, Owen Harding, 9 Rose pressed her most, after being Is scheMrs. Laney, 5313 Alpine them to each of the sponsoring surfacing and sidewalks are between 4500 and 4600 South. duled to receive aDr., Christian & Co., never were Hollywood doesn't always bachelor's Clr., who read the Eagle story told details of the rescue, was stores. Borrow 300 is other south The be the East, your neighbor's developer provided by on that the Mutch In let the truth Interfere with found. then had young education from the Thursday morning, degree girl of 5900 South. fore the city accepts a sub paper or that of relatives -About 1809, an American the a good story, so you could water the into notified of the herself of tomorrow Utah jumped parents University The Mayor also noted the division. But due to bankruptcy sign and drop in the ballot whaler put into Pitcalrn and while He was gradyoung girl who had saved her to save the boy, rather than clip, keep tongue-in-chebox. It's a race from now 'til and lack of heavy use of 4th West, which (Friday) night. of the to find was developer n. surprised to film waters the for watched num goings-othe from from call of 1951 you any help grandson to con- uated from Murray high in has been sufficient bonding, those proFavorite pad is determined, English-speakipeople with ber of persons nearby in the the Particularly if you've nect with the county road sys- and plans to teach at the ele- Little Cottonwood Creek. and yours could be the winner! were not The jects completed. features. ever become fascinated by Polynesian two The that level the in parents park. grateful Murray tem north of 4500 South. The mentary Employes of the Green Sheet, story they told had the ring of the story and taken the trouble the The incident occurred about con School District next term. His evening, paid a visit to darn provides city project it, are ineligible was it truth. fiction although 30 p.m. on May 26. to read about it. of the girl whose actions tinuous paved link between 4500 specific school assignment has family One of the mutineers, it a have averted not may been disclosed. drowning. South and 3300 South. If you haven't, and you're seemed, had apprenticed to a er interested-re- ad on. in England, so It The last voyage of the Bounty, was only a matter of time commanded by before he figured out a way Capt. William Bllgh, began In to distill a potent brew from England in 1789. The ship was the taro root. Alcoholism, bound for Tahiti to acquire a then, played a part in the cargo of breadfruit plants to bloody events which followed. to the West Indies Another mutineer's Tahltian be as food for slaves of British wife died and he then fancied Residents here shut down by the loss of elecMURRAY. here MURRAY. Police colonists. the wife of a Polynesian man would been have asked to limit tricity, according to Chief E. termwhat ended they Monday v: their usage of water who'd accompanied the fugiBllgh, In spite of the repu on Tuesday Ross McDonald. He said perInvola ed spree tatlon he's since been given, tives to Pitcalrn. Most everya had regional power outage sonnel in cruisers could have of theft ving approxlmalely$J72 a skilled officer. He'd one on the Island, evidently, was continued for several hours, communicated with one another downtown three in cash from toured the world with Capt. took sides and between the . 4SlBV . M f . , , il according to Mayor William E. during the outage, but did not businesses In four separate inCook and, while given to violent two issues, fighting erupted in order to avert interference Dunn. to 14. stances back May dating rage and consequent thought and many were killed. with With electrically-operate- d county law enforcement of three the persons Ages less actions, was a competent the In fact, by the time at city water wells not radios which are on the same 12 and 13, acpumps Involved are 11, American ship arrived, only ailing master. functioning during the brief frequency. cording to Police Detective Dan m that day men didn't always one of the mutineers was still The power interruption was blackout," the entire city water S. Hayes, who said the youths enlist in the Navy. More were alive. The many teen-ag- e demand was placed on a reser- felt in Utah, Idiho and Arizona, to have their been released were the only impressed into duty. That children voir near 7000 South. The Mayor Blame was placed on a short parents, pending disposition oi meant being grabbed by a gang evidence the others had exissaid half the reservoir's supply in a transformer at a Bureau case court. the in Juvenile of thugs who delivered your ted. was drained during the outage, of Reclamation substation near 4 was Jex IGA, Hardest ihit -body ab 4780 SO. State, which police prompting him to consider to phoenix. Labelling it "overcrowded, oard an outward-boun- d ship. restrictions on water was the first and the last said place moved the Crown Pitcalm'e be. or then Like it Denver Convention To not, you In the series of thefts. usage. target to Norfolk about Island people came a sailor. Power, however, was off for Attract 26 From more than 40 promp Hayes credited the alertness Many an Englishman of that 1850. But of Mrs. Doral (Betty) Jex, wife only IS minutes or so, averting When most returned. the tly corner the pub day stopped by an emergency water situation. for the attempt was made to of the owner-managMurray Rotary Club tor an ale with the boys and recent When the outage occurred, of the ultlmatt move them Island's the apprehension off, awoke to find himself enroute MURRAY. The largest delabout three youths. He said Mrs. Jex, p.m., all the Murto Madagascar, or some other population exceeded 200. staregation of Rotarians from Murray City generators were guided by her suspicions of the port. ray ever to attend an Internatto assist out ted and the of them followed running Most of us, at one time or kept trio, ional convention will depart by In in loads then an on tele of store up power HMS Bounty made Tahiti building Monday, another, have dreamed the area, according to William rail early Saturday for Denver. uninhabited Island where we phoned police from a downtown all right, after fighting its The party will number 26, it E. Riding, city power superincould retreat and forget the store, within a short time, way some 27,000 miles and was reported by Paul R. (Dick) the Had were tendent. whole cockeyed world. But the youths general outage picked up by warding off such common chairman of arrangeBurbldge, to the referred as continued, generators later and we'd probably be satisfied city problems of the day police ments. could for have center. power so detention accustomed v water provided and county only briefly, V,-tscurvy. putrid Richard L. Evans, a member the city hall and other areas the A police report listed to cinliiailon are we. Understandably, a Tahiti as of the Salt Lake club, will be on a limited of the as of thefts from $527 basis, city unsullied series civilisation Pltcalrn'l probably by people yet elevated to the International he said. the Jex store on May 14, Impressed itself as a paraprefer their land to ours be' at the presidency during the four-da- y time laid 6050 a. Mr.. Riding cause they've lived where $23 from Quality oil Co., dise upon these men long-at-eof the outage, Murray was being conclave. When Bllgh their ancestors raised them So. State, $70 from Grand Cen weighed Don Wood, president and R, served by power purchased 4868 and So. State g tral IU like and they anchor for the year-lonDrugs, g will FOftMS rot OHtftlNO on 725 lost ore put In place, prior to from other sources. J. Davis, presldeht-elec- t, $50 during the second theft homeward Journey, he had There's nothing strange Police communications were head the Denver party. the street ond odjocent streets In toulheoit Murray, at the Jex store. about that at all. more than a smattering of Rule Mulled ng hose-carryi- ng 10-m- lle de 262-36- 22 222-226- 8. IS .? me German Lass To Attend Murray High Next Term Eagle-Advertiser- 's foro's a 150 In Prizes Waiting For Winner Hol-stei- Of Area 'Favorite Dad' Comnef A, 266-352- 1 Eagle-Advertis- er J Tovo Paper of Utah's Dosf Her ' Oro ' two-squ- id HUrpij5.5 - Street Paving For City's Southeast Area - At Last Saved From Creeh To De Three On Sunday Doy " ng quick-thinki- en ek hard-surfac- ng ed Till-Tappi- 3 Youths - Nabbed Dy City Police atlll-tappi- usually-unconscio- LI Power Outage Causes Water Concern In City ng 7 us K , er, 0 f --3 ford-surfacin- t |