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Show 2 Iha. Neighbor Is A Friend Indeed Page A Where is 1 InllaiLiv? (iotlomvotMl? East Mill Creek? Cottonwood Heights? Ask a dozen people, and you will jirolxilily Ret a doen answers. No one knows prerisely where these communities begin mid end. Neighbor The 1962 15, variety entertainment of song and dance will be presented at the Liberty Park Band Stand Aug. 17 at 8 p.m. Featured on the program will be Die a ballet danced Fledermaus, by the senior advanced class of the June Park School of Dance in East Mill Creek. The entire program is being presented by the Dance Studio. It will include beginners, intermediates and advanced students. Soloists for the evening will be: Sidney Kay Becker; Virginia Vaughn; Eileen Ulmer and Dawn Mackay. No part of the ami is inrorxirated or has any direct voire in county government. The one thing that binds the whole area together is The Neighlxir. The Neighlxir gives voire to the problems of the ar-a- . informs residents of the gixul and the IhiiI : ' u things that may affect life in this vast and lieautiful area. The Neighlxir is the living thing, warm, resjionsive to the voice of its readers, respited for its service to advertisers, loved by many. The Neighlmr is one of the more than 8,000 community weeklies across the United States who have won and kept Club model two piece the resjiert of the people in their ami through community Members of the Flying Fingen their as made dresses which (hey project for the summer. service. All exist lierause their leaders want them badly Ann seated Barbara Moore, left; Ire; Karen Baker, enough to invest a few bucks a year to pay the price of Peggy standing left; Mary Louise Parke; Judy Robbins; Sylvia a subscription. Absent from picture is Mary Pauley. Arid here's a point if you mid and heed the ads, you can save the price of a whole years's subscription in Flying Finger Club the bargains in any one issue. Try it. Schedules Continued From Page 1 1 August Hay-mor- Fin- Mrs Harold D. Kelly, 4672 Rain- gers, a Club organized for bow Dr., Murray. He has been the summer by Mrs Margene living in Chateauroux. France. Robbins, 1565 East 3350 South, 4-- Durrant-Brinto- n Nuptials Held grade. Calls For Farmer Support included and assisted by Mrs Glenna Bridal attendants Miss Carolyn Kelly, Miss Judy Moore, 1657 East 3350 South, Harold Bennie Kelly claimed Nichols, Miss Jill Johnston, have completed blouses and Miss Judy Eihel Durrant for Miss Sandra Palfreyman, Miss skirts that look like dresses, his bride in a ceremony solBarbara Huntington, and Miss which they will display at the emnized Aug. 8 at Crestwood Elaine Price. Salt Lake County Fair Villa. Elder Marshall Brinton Best man duties were assum- coming officiated at the rites. The girls were in ed by Dale Cundick, while Kim Aug. The bride is a daughter of Durrant, Lon Durrant, and Mi- phase I sewing instruction and Mr & Mrs Clarence M. Durrant, chael p.m. grade. Kelly ushered. plan to reorganize next year Woodstock 59 East 6100 South. They hosttraitjacket of controls.' Elementary 7:00 Both the bride and groom for phase II. ed a reception immediately fol- have studied at Utah State UniMr Child cited the farm leg- a.m. to 12:00 noon - 5th, 6th Highlight of the summers ac- islation 12:45 p.nf. to 5:45 p.m. lowing the nuptials. versity. The groom was affiliproposed this year by grades 6th Club camp 5th, tivity was the grades; 9:00 a.m. to The groom is a son of Mr & ated with Sigma Nu. the Kennedy administration as 3:40 held at the Spruces July p.m. 2nd, 3rd, 4th grades; 600-80- 0 Approximately girls reaching the ultimate in reg- 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon k 12:45 representing 83 clubs attended. imentation when a section of it p.m. to 3:40 p.m. for first grade There are over 1,600 44-- Club provided jail ' sentences for All first grade classes will be in school three hours per day girls in Salt Lake County. He also farmera. said dairy The classes in double session that the Billie Sol Estes scandal schools (excluding first grade) was a shocking example of how will be in session for five hours our farm program can get out per day. of control. Double session programs will The Chairman invited the terminate when acnoola or adpublic to attend an ditions to schools are completed, to and be at Fair held Rally Oakridge students will be the State Fair Grounds in Salt housed at Eastwood and e Lake City Aug. 31. It will begin Schools until Oakridge Asst. Chief A. R. Harman of at 5 p.m. The affair s schedulis completed. the County Fire Dcpt said in ed to be the highlight of the a statement to this newspaper final week of GOP primary electhat the crowds of curious on- tion campaigning. Included in the program will lookers who appear at the be music, food and soft drinks, 4-- 18-1- Fire Department Says Crowds Impede Service Mom-ingsid- Special Permanents "Our Little Miss Pretty" Permanent Wave Reg. Price $10.00 Now $650 to ask for your FREE with gift every permanent wave. (a hairbrush of your very own) Be sure DARRELL'S 27 E. Salon of Beauty Midvale AM Center St. 3951 W. 5400 S. 06 Kearns 298-356- 6 scenes of fires and emergencies terrifically hinder the efficiency of operation of firemen. He pointed out the recent emergency that developed in Holladay whon Craig Simonds dangled precariously from electric wires and time was of the essence. People left their cars parked in the rights oi way and removed the keys so thhat help was slowed in getting through as a result. They collected in crowds hindering the service and work of the police and fire departments. Many refused to move back until a fireman threatened to turn the hose on them. imSuch thoughtlessness pedes the work of the public service departments and many result in unnecessary loss of lifge and-o- r property, he IMW . . . For the First Time Insured Delivery of . . . "The Neighbor" for the Year . . . SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY OFFER per year in advance Reg. Subscription Price $3.00 Still 25c per. Month Your Subscription The TleiCThbor Halvorsen, 3135 Louise Ave.l pi e have been marwaa celebrated (2850 South,) ried since Aug. 7. 1912. They married in Salt Lake. Mr Halvorsen was born Dec. 1886, in Bosti i. He came to is, President A. George Raymond n 1905 jjrs Halvorsen officiated. was born Aug. 10, 1892, in Lin- The bride is the former Miss neus, Maine. She came to Utah Marilyn Kaye Woodland, is a in 1909. Mr Halvorsen retired from daughter of Mr k Mrs Keith H. the Union Pacific Railroad Co. Woodland, 1795 West 800 in ,fter yeari f gervee. North- (They are parents of one son, was Charlie A. Halvorsen, and two A wedding breakfast hosied by parents of the groom, daughters, Mrs Neilo A. (EleanMr k Mrs Howard E. Hardy, or) Beckstead and Mrs Stanley The bride, the former Miss (Emma) Katz, all of Salt Lake Lake cafe following the nuptial rites. They have 12 grandchildren included and 4 Bridal attendants Miss Jerilyn Tucker, maid of honor; Miss Celia Alston, Miss Carol Jenkins, Miss Kay Nielsen, and Miss Larilee Sheppick. Flower girl was Karen Harris. Best man duties were assumed by Brent Hardy. Robert Clark, Parry Allred, James Brent Simmons, and Mears, Gary Taylor ushered. Duane Hardy and Mark Woodland were junior ushers. Planning an Aug. 30 wedding in Skaggs Memorial Chapel ut the First Baptist Church are Miss Mary Lynn Harris and Robert H. Stottcra. is a daughter The bnue-to-b- e o Mr k Mrs Vern F. Harris, 1857 East 900 South. They will host a reception at the Yale-creLDS Ward in the evening of the wedding day. Mr Stottern is a son of Mr k Mrs J- - Lee Stottern, 3205 Del Mar Dr. (3825 So.) Alfred B. Smith, former LDS bishop, has been asked to officiate at the nuptials. Bridal attendants will include Miss Ann Harris, maid of honor for her sister; Miss Carol Selandcr, Miss Noel Cuming and Miss Carolyn Sharp. Best man duties will be as-sumed by John Bagley. st j 1 BRIGHT SCHOLARS Grace Bradford Plans Wedding Following the Logan Temple rites, a wedding breakfast at the Alta Club will be hosted by parents of the groom, Mr & Mrs Donald Hills Wagstaff, 5010 Marilyn Dr. is a daughter The bride-to-b- e of Mr & Mrs Roy Bradford, Spanish Fork. The evening of the wedding day, a reception will be held at the Wagstaff home in Salt Lake. The couple will be further feted by the brides parents at a reception in Spanish Fork Sept. (Grade School . . High School . . . College) SEOUR-DRY -U- CLEANING SERVICE NO WONDER THEY SHINE IN CLASS! children are sure to rate top YOUR honors for good grooming in clothes cleaned hero. You'll like our work . . . you'll like our prompt service. And Canyon Rim Cleaners 6. Bridal attendants will include Mrs David II. Yates, matron of honor for her sister; Miss Janet 33rd South 2921 last HU COME ONE COME ALU The A.I.A. One of the outstanding features of the store is that it will be completely departmentalized with separate sections devoted to styles for men, women, teens and children. The decor and furnishings have been specifically selected with the comfort and convenience of the customer in mind. Especially attractive are the new lighting innovations and carefully coordinated colors used throughout the store. The new Salt Lake City store is the latest link in the continually expanding chain of family shoe stores which saw 25 new stores open in 1961. GallenKamps will celebrate its golden anniversary in 1963. Starting in business with a single location in San Francisco in 1913 the 50 year period has seen the chain of GallcnKamp family shoe stores grow to over 200 in 8 western states; 7 of these stores are located in Utah. A total of six new stores will open to the public this week and next at the Cottonwood Mall, according to Wayne F. Richards, executive secretary-manage- r of the Cottonwood Mall Merchants Assn. Others include Arthur Frank, mens clothes; Arden Shop and the Anita Shop, womens B a k er clothes; Qualicraft Shoes; National Shirt Shops, Inc.; and Singer Sewing Machine. 1 Serving the Holladay, Cottonwood and East Mill Creek comCounty. Application to mail as second 'Jass matter is pending at the post office at Midvale, Utah. Office 4708 Holladay Blvd. Phone: Salt Lake City 17, Utah Plant 138 N. Main, Midvale, Utah Phone AM Subscription Rates: $3.00 per year 25 cents per month by carrier Published every Wednesday J. Parr Godfrey, Publisher J. Kay Aldous, 278-262- 6 - TOGGERY 3723 South 9th East Back to School Suggestions size 4 to 12 2 for $5 Boys' Western Jeans $1.79 Boys' Sport Shirts size 2 to 16 49c Boys' Briefs and Shorts Men's Briefs and Shorts all sizes 69c 26th Annual SALT LAKE COUNTY SPECIALS Bov s Shoes ana Oxfords $449 to $395 Boys' Socks plain, colored, white 39ct 59c Farah Goldstlke Jeans sizes 2 to 15 Huskies 26 to 32 198 u 3 Girls' School Dresses size 3 to 14 59i 4,s Men's Freeman Oxfords 995 $1795 Girls' Cotton to Knit Sets $695 set Men's Sport Shirts 195 Mene and Boys Levis white, loden, blue Men's Casual Trousers 498 to 6 BIG DAYS 495 to $798 MONDAY thru SATURDAY August 20th to 25th COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, MURRAY Big Parade Aug. 20th IN DOWNTOWN MURRAY Men's Socks white, colored and plain to choose from HORSE 55c to $1 Women's Pykettes HORSE PULLING CONTESTS TALENT FIND New fall shades Blouses, Cepris, Skirts and 2 piece Dresses RAY CONLIN and "THE MULCAYS" 3 95 ON STAGE Thursday - .. We have your needs for Men's and Boy's Gym Supplies We also have Keds for Girls 12 SHOWS Friday Saturday FUN FOR EVERYONE - t I 4-79- 0! GallenKamps Editor-Manag- ( . Couple Recife Wedding Vows munities of South Salt Lake Guaranteed Delivery of dinner ; Wagstaff, Miss Kathleen Peery, Miss Helen Ward and Mrs Fred M. Babcock. Junior bridesmaids will be Kathleen Wagstaff and Darleen Wagstaff, sisters of the groom, and Becky Bradford. concession booths, games, prizes Best man duties will be asand campaign talks. sumed by Rex Call, while DougNewlyweds Mr k Mrs Ronald las Wagstaff,' Dal Bagley, My-rp- n Rigby and Gibbs Smith Lynn Hardy greeted guests at. i." a reception Monday evening, tihafed. Mias Bradford, who has been in held of the 6, Aug. garden Continued From Page 1 the Startford LDS Ward. living at 1182 Princeton Ave., The couple exchanged vows is a University of Utah graderyone who cornea into the Aug. 3 in the Logan Temple. uate. siores. The new Cottonwood ShopShoes an Clothing for Men, Women & Children ping Center Gallenkampa has been designed by noted West Coast architect Fredric R. Fran-ke- l, Neiqlibor Limited Time Only j The golden wedding anniver--, Sunday with a family sary of Mr & Mrs Andrew A. lfMj reception. 7:00 Mill Creek Elementary a.m. to 12:00 noon - 5th, 6th grades; 12:45 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. 5th, 6th grades; 8:30 a.m. to 3:10 p.m. - 2nd, 3rd, 4th grades; 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. k 12:10 p.m. to 3:10 p.m. for first grade. Momingside Elementary 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon 5th, 6th State Republican Chairman grades; 12:45 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. - 5th, 6th grades; 8:30 a.m. to Ramon M. Child, 4656 Syca3:30 p.m. - 2nd, 3rd, 4th grades; more Drive, called on farmers 12:10 p.m. to 3:10 p.m. for first for support of Republican con- grade. Elementary 12:45 gressional candidates who can Oakridge Making plans for a Sept. 5 be depended upon to protect p.m. to 5:45 p.m. 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 6th grades; 9:00 a.m. to wedding are Mias Grace Brad5th, their interests against further 12:00 p.m. & 12:45 p.m. to 3:40 ford and Donald Hills Wagstaff efforts to put agriculture in a Jr. for first State Republican Sets Sewing Exhibit Members of the Flying 12:45 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. 5th, 6th grades; 9:00 a.m. to 3:40 p.m. - 2nd, 3rd, 4th grades; 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon & 12:45 p.m. to 3:40 p.m. for first Mary Lynn Harris Circles Wedding Date Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary Variety Program Set For Liberty Park 1 |