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Show University of Ttah Slt Lhkity 12, Utah Librnrv eiCT SerJfcg the Southeast Salt Lake Communities of Wednesday, March 14, 1962 Holladay, Cottonwood, East Mill Creek Number Volume 7 Archer-Gil- e 1 1 Butler To Discuss Folksingers Child - Set Recital The Folk Singers Extraordinary, Miss Frances Archer and Miss Beverly Gilc, will present concert at the Granite High Auditorium, 3305 South 5th East, Monday, March 26, 1962, at 8:15 Stranger Hazards What pm. This concert is sponsored by ran at PTA you do to safely- - p.sj etiology, depart inrnt of child psychology. University uf Utah, proof your child against dangers from strangers?" will lie tl.e subject of a panel discussion program to lie presented by Butler Elementary sehool March 15 at 8 pm. Members of the panel will be Jay Banks, district attorney of Salt Lake City who will discuss the problem from the legal as well as Hie fathers viewpoint; James B. Maekie, instructor in ill iuterprm Hie mental the Granite Arts Association. "1,; emotional dangers; The performers have a knowMrs inohard Dubois, Butler school ledge of 18 languages which gives authenticity and autliorily teacher who will examine the to their program. problem from t li e teachers The usual recital which is ofviewpoint; and Mrs Mari'yn to fered the public follows a Kirch, mother of three Butler pattern whicn was firmly set school children, who will exearly in the 19th century. But HUGH CHANCE press the parents concern. the 20th century has awakened the worlds interest in all the Following the discussion by the panel, questions will be enpeople of every country to an Baha'i Community extent scarcely realized, and tertained from the audience. Schedules Meeting (ranees Archer and Beverly Mrs William Grate, Butler PTA America. The) join with more than 3V4 million girls and Mrs Joe R. Kimniel, left, 3340 Birth Cir., and daughters, Gila have developed their safely and juvenile protection adults throughout the nation in celebrating Girl Scout Week will Ellen 9, and I.j'nn, 12, place flowers in golden treefoil, used Baha'i The community along lines suggested by chairman, will moderate the at a this desire for knowledge of hold public meeting Friday Man's Best Friend? to highlight Mar. the golden promise, ceremony, program. The Hotel. Newhousc guest the other lands. A proposed slate of officers as part oi jUlh anniversary observance of Girl Scouts in live concept of an entire pro- rpeaker, Hugh Chance, secreThe plush presidential suite 1962-6will National based on folk tary of the Baha'i at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel for Butler PTA in gram of Assembly of the had an unusual sight recently. be announced by Mrs Alien songs is as much a product of Spiritual Auto-Pedestri- an the Morningside Observance Set . . . century as are United Slates will speak on A white French jioofllc named Nichols, nominating committee 'Baha'u'llah, the Promised One the girls themselves. Snowdrift sat at a silver laden chairman. This concentration on folk- of All Religions." Mr Chance is table with a napkin lied around Cornell of a College, as source Kills graduate material has songs proven to be the means of lib- Mt. Vernon, Iowa and received his neck. at the Stale Joseph V. Getlin, president of erating their programs from the his law degreeIowa. sameness that has plagued so University of a large dog food company, was The Bahai faith was founded sealed beside the dog. Two Girl Scouts of the Morning-sid- e 234, under the leadership of It has since spread to many many singers in the past. Miss 1800's. It in althe D. Iran corners of the state with Luwric. early Archer and Miss Gile base their iy area, numbering approxi- Mrs Joe dishes of all beef product dog Mrs Elena Erickson, 72, 1477 work firmly on a groundwork of accepts the teachings of the food were served to both man March 12 marks the forma- most 8.000 girls and over 1700 mately 250, will participate in tion reof all the major of the first girl scout move- adults in 500 troops. In songs, spicing founders East 4500 South, was killed and poodle while a dozen newsa neighborhood Girl Scout birth- ment in the United Stales. It their concerts with numbers in ligions of the world. 7 in at Mar. 6, invited the p.m., for Tuesday, occasion, group meetings men, day celebration. The girls will was formed in Georgia by languages as varied as Chinese arcDiscussion Farewell Slated d accident in Hawaiian, looked on. The company presian held regularly at 1998 Pueblo Indian, and Ever think of why your slockpresent their "Golden Promise Juliette Lowe in 1912 after her Drive, hosted by Ed and dent eagerly ate the food with front of her home. She was pro- Yiddish. at 7:30 p.m. in the Wasatch Jr. return to the states from EngFor R. D. Riddle ing runs and Urn possibility that land where she was introduced nounced dead on arrival at Salt This aspect of their perfor Barbara Parker. The focal spiri- apparent gusto. Mans High School. at 1291 held is tual beassembly to the idea. . A farewell testimonial for El- Lake General Hospital. The girls in District 5, friend merely sniffed it nervous- there might be more to it than mance, as well as their musical an imported inn or tlio fault of The investigating officer, Dep- good taste and keen showman Gunn Avc. cause of their small numlicr in Eng- der Ronald Dean Riddle, son of Lord Baden-Iuwclly. storking? are enabled to participate per- land, founded the boy scout Mr & Mrs Dean A. Jtiddle, 3142 uty Sheriff Gene Rooscndaal, ship, was further verified on the the president ra the quality of the Frequently, runs dont just sonally in the program. They movement with such success South 2750 East, has been sched- said Mrs Erickson had just gig-te- occasion of the artists' first in lack of lionalized the dog's An obscure ash from out of an automobile on the tour of Europe. h ive made a golden trefoil that his sister funned a unit uled for March 18 at Canyon t crest, Of course the normal happen. someone's cigarette may have of flowers, standing five feel of girl guides on the same Rim Fourth Ward, 2980 South south side of 4500 South and was in Oslo Tjieir appearances technique in preparing dog food flicked on your leg. The heat square, to highlight their re- pattern. Mrs Lowe worked with 2790 East, at 3 pm walking across the street to her Cojicnhagcn, Stockholm, Am commercials is to use a starved will weaken the nylon thread so ded iealion service. him. Munich sHYdam, Elder Riddle has' been caltadlMne when she ws struck, Frankfurt, 1785 Pina and .London invariably 19. Mrs Murray Molar, district that it gives way under the . dog. to serv an I DS Northern flute In 1922 Girl Seo-JiistartL V Grover Ln., (4265 South), was met with the same results: enidvertised chairman, will give the initial ed in Balt Lake City1 in Utah. mission. Tlie is for slightest strain. Many runs are product ( Cottonwood Heights Elcmcii; address. Toni Greaves, 3800 caused by carelessness no, not to driving the westbound car. He thusiastic audiences everywhere who like cat like dogs I.ois Lane, will he Narrator and told Deputy Roosendaal it was and press notices glowingly lary school will p r e a e n your diamond ring necessarily people". Memoirs, a or a long finger nail. They can difficult to sec the victim be- praised Betsy James, 5050 Cottonwood their Mama'sfashion artistry, tomorrow show, of Voice will be the Lane, be caused by striking them with cause of the darkness and rain, phenomenal abilities with at 7:30 p.m. Juliette Lowe. The girls are a hard ohjed; washing them in lie said he swerved to the left and the wide variety of night 2284 East Lou Mrs Harrison, members of Troop 310, Mrs a sink which has been cleaned and applied his brakes in an the program. of star will be the 7160 South, Robert Kron, leader. The flag with a harsh dcanscr and not cifort lo miss her. The car skid curlers With show. the up, ceremony duties are to lie rinsed thoroughly; by your toe ded 167 feet and backwards off will she replooking frowzy, handled by the girls in Troup an embankment after impact. nails; or simply because you resent a harried housewife was Erickson born Mrs live in an industrial area. The July fashions. new Over 250 members of the eers arc: Mrs Albert Gallagher, 16. 1889, in spring viewing the to Milo and Holladay sulpher content of soot in the teachBPW and Ball Mothers, daughters, Sugarhouse Order of the Eastern Star Worthy Matron; Harold E. Elizabeth Boycs Andrus. Site air weakens nylon fibers and school will ers of Cottonwood makes them susceptible to runs. Worthy Patron; Mrs married Henry Erickson Apr. 4. were present recently at tins Speaker Named 48 fashions loaned some model The sheer stocking you pull on institution of a new chapter to Audra Schotlenhammvl, Asso- 1922, in the Salt Lake LDS Tema local firm. At the close The CarLetter first annual by A Farewell Testimonial will Rolici'l E. Neeley, executive ciate Matron; Charles II. Cary, ple. He died in December, 1948. thoughtlessly each day is formMrs Harrison the of be called Mount program, ChapOlympus scci'clary fur Citizens lnlornia-tioAssociate Patron; Mrs Donald Shewas active in church and be hold March 18 at 6 pm to will choose an Easter outfit for rier's Ball in Utah will be held ed of a mile and a half of nylon Bureau in Salt Lake, will ter, Order of Eastern Star of W. functions of the LDS honor Arch II. and Vcnla F herself and on stage Friday, March 23, 1962, at the yarn! It is knitted into more Powell, secretary; Mrs Julia auxiliary church. Family members said Burton, 1520 East 4500 South. looking chic reappear speak to the Sugarhouse Busi- Utah. The new chapter will Anderson, treasurer; well groomed. Terrace Bail Room in Salt Lake than a million microscopic and e Mrs ness and Professional Women's operate under a dispensation Mrs Erickson was returning loops, each dependent upon the Mrs Beverly Pclliiin, a qualiL. Swcdcnliorg, conduct- home after Ciuli tonight at 7 p.m. llis topic from the Grand Chapter, O.E.S. The Ball is being sponsor- other for strength. One weak in the Salt City. working will Lou fied beautician, give Picture on Page 3 will be "Free Enterprise. of Utah until (he grand session ress; Mrs E. C. llalliday, asso- Lake Temple at the time of her in the latest style ed by the Ladies Auxiliary uf link will cause the strongest a comb-ou- t chain to break into a run. And Tonight's meeting is sponsor- in OctolK'r which is held in Salt ciate conductress; Mrs Ralph C. death. in audience. front for the Mr & Mrs Burton arc leaving the Letter Carriers and the the strongest patience to fray. W. ed by the Career Advancement Lake Survivors include a daughter a re- Brendlc, chaplain; Mrs John At time that City. on a to Austra chutch mission Committee of the BPW; Mrs Letter Carriers Band. Pitts, marshal: Mrs Catherine and three sons: Mrs Albert (Le- lia March 26. quest will be made fur a charter B. Ethel Cox, chairman. WBBA Schedules Emms, organist; Mrs George one) Wood El Centro, Calif.; This marks the first time to be granted. The testimonial will be held Kills David Erickson, Phoenox, Ariz.; Dance March 17 that a Letter Carrier's AssociaThe chapter will serve Holla- - R. Phelps, Adah; Mrs Leslie II.- Willard and Vernon at Second the Ward Ereckson, Holladay Mrs K'anllubertEicktion has sponsored a fund raisand 2241 East 4800 South. day. East MiMcrcck' and Olym- stepdaughters A St. Patricks Day dance Esther; Mrs ( Iiarles 11. Holladay; Mrs Clarence (BeaThe Burtons have been living will be held at the Murray ing affair and present plans call pus areas primarily, although stepsons: J artl.a' I,S Vl? JJ' trice) Crabill, Mctaba, Ncbr.; in meetings will be held temporar-- ! arj Holladay for 25 years. They Armory on Starch 17. The for this to be the beginning of Mreta: Mrs Earl and in Erickson, LcRoy Midvale Eugene have until recently owned Bur Cottonwood ily Heights Western an annual presentation of the By Vivi Twenty-Onyear old Clyde The Letter Carriers Ball. Officers of the new chapter Smilh, Warder; Samuel G. Mor- East Miilcrcck; Mrs Russell ton Service station which is now Boys Baseball Assn., the BrighAvc., (Marie) Gold and Lester Erick- owned ton Babe Ruth League and the ball is being held to raise funds McCurdy 1275 Wilmington workwere appointed by the Worthy ris, Sentinel. new ZCMI. Mrs the by Disillusioned with today's The O.E.S. is international son, Holladay. Bullcrville to uniform and equip the Letter left the tire shop where lie newly formed Grand Matron of Utah, Mrs of is Burton a past president ed to go out and change a tire Also surviving arc brothers teenagers? and is the largest fraternal orWBBA are sponsoring the Myrlicc C. Matson and the Woron a loading machine and lost Then read this and sisters: Willard, Florida; Lincoln school PTA; Winder dance. It is hoped that suffi- Carrier's Band. whose in world the ganization The band is actively partici- his life. story of unselfishness and love thy Grand Patron uf Utah, Ivan, Lava Hot Springs, Idaho; Ward Relief Society and Holla- cient funds will be raised to While putting the tire on a shown by a Salt Lake county James A. Henderson. The ulfi- (Continued on Page 3) pating in Civic and Charitable George B., Holladay; Mrs Mary day Second Ward Relief Society. provide a good, teenager. lloaglund, Nampa, Idaho; Mrs She has also belonged to the program for the summer for affairs throughout our Slate. four wheel drive front end loadAnn Jensen, Emmett, Idaho; Womens The band has won many honors ing machine. Mr McCurdy was Jean, a freshman at the Unilegislative Council for all three leagues. Mrs Leone Taylor, Holladay; 47 a number of versity of Utah, had told her at the National Association of apparently struck n the head by after be will Prizes given years. a steel tire ring which is used and 32 greatgrandchildren parents she had a very special Mr Burton has been in the every dance with a big door Letter Carriers Conventions. lo crimp the tire to the wheel. grandchildren. present for them, a gift for of 250 pounds of beef. or prize information For further Bishopric Holladay Second There will be a short floor He was knocked four to five feet llieir birthdays which, under the W contact tickets Mrs Ward and served in the Slake show at intermission. George circumstances, would be given away from the machine by the Cold ; Mrs Howard force Civil Defense Chief of the impact. to them ahead of lime. Sunday sehool supcrinlendeney drinks and refreshments will be Bailey, 8 or Mrs Dan and many other church Gray, Last Tuesday after supiier as Deputy Sheriff Dick Fullmer Tickets be available. purmay Talk Sets Olympus the family gathered in the liv Lockhart, chased at the door. investigated the case. ingrooin, she presented the Dr Charles W. Mays, Deputy gift a cashier's check for $1,000. Radiation Officer for the slate There were strings attached of li tah, will be guest speaker the money was to be used for at Olympus High school. 4045 a trip lo Europe. Said she Snulh 2300 East, Thursday at "Ymfvc always wauled a Euro7 '30 p.m. worked hard You've Dr Mays' subject will lie civil pean trip. this Iasi year. You may be more defense. Jle will give a sumthis tied down later. Accept gift mary of the radiation protcc-- . from me. 1 want yuu to have tion survey which he conducted Pnds of apples per person it." at Olympus High. He will also during 1901 while according to The parents were fldbltcrgasl make pertinent civil defense a folding flour manufacturer, cd! This was the money (heir suggestions of use to those ill Americans cat one billion home Hie audience. baked paiYcakcs in a year. daughter had accumulated over Hie years irom baby silting, slimmer jobs, odd jobs, allowances. The girl had never had a steady job. Yet it was a gift, tenderly given given in love. It was no doubt her way of saying I appreciate all you've done for me. I'm happy to lie doing this for you. IYrhaps she had rench-e- d 1 he University of Utah in co- - develop a general familiarity the age when she realized the materials, techniques operation make with the National wili sarrificcs, that a'l parents Science Foundation has schcdul-- ' an IKns of viow on anthro- yet all homes do not house the love she had found in hers. which will lead to en-- , cd a Summer Institute in An- pnlngy richmcnl in content uf present The dream of going to far thropology for High School high school courses. away p I a e.e s is everyone's Each person attending the InTeachers of Social and Natural dream, whether to Europe, stitute will rrerivc a stipend Hawaii or Timhucloo. Site, list Sergeant Don Mcilcn, local Air Force Recruiter, visits with A3C Sciences. has a dream sometime of going Randy Smith, who enlisted here last August. Airman Smith The inMilule is set for June 25' from the National Science Fotm her parents lo Switzerland, housing will through August 17 anil will liridalinn. wi'l home his for station and is home oil leaxe, depart Sunday. aside. was put know, hut it held on (lie campus oT Hie Uni-- j to useu by persons enrolled in He is presently attending Air Force Missile Equipment Repair So, now all of you versity of Utah. Deadline for hc program and they will eat. Ann Isimlei'K. what do these School at Shepard Air Force Base, Tex., where lie is mainreceiving applicalions is Feb. IS in the residence hall cafeteria.! parents do? Do they accept Hus It is a principal objective of The University of Utah will al-- 1 too much school 18 it as been lie the down at has for last turn or at 8.v;L average, taining gift Hie Institute lo encourage scion-- j low a maximum of 10 credit o( a sacrifice? A nole lo this weeks, amt lias 13 weeks lo go. After training, Airman Smith tific newspaper might help these thinking about human be- - hours lor the course is will he assigned to Roswell, X. Mcx., where he will work with One decide. thing havior through practice in using Applications can be had by parents General J. Edward Day discuss plans for Postmaster David R. Trevithick, top left, Mrs They will always rememthe missile program at Walker Air Force Base. Airman Smith antliroikilogical concepts to writing Dr Rolwrt Anderson. ber the precious moment when of lecin Letter Carrier's Ball slated for March 23 order the facts Anthropology, Department Howard Gray, Mrs George W. Bailey, Mrs Ihcir daughter unfolded her v attended Olympus High School, llis parents Mr & Mrs George tures, seminars gained Salt Lake of Utah, and University reading. 4 in Salt Lake. iicr pockcltook-- to hcart-a- mT Dan Lockhart, bollom left, and Postmaster Slllltll IChWe al 3103 Evergreen Avc. Participants will be expected to City 12. them. con-cert- 11-1- 3 art-son- Girl Scouts Await Anniversary Mishap Elena Erickson There's More Meets Than Nylons Eye Anglo-Americ- Sig-gar- n best l, Red-face- Easter Fashions To Spice Show n Order of Eastern Star their Installs New Utah Unit pre-East- er Letter Carriers Schedule lst Annual Burtons Await Farewell Fete n Ilor-trns- Mishap Last Word Tire Worker j e heart-warmin- g IIU5-0408- CR7-186- 322-400- 7. full-tim- Anthropology Teachers Eye Summer Institute e j i home-grow- n cer-train- : I I |