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Show ' I ! University of Utah .Library alt Lake City 12, Uta Nei Wednesday, June Serving the Southeast Sait Lake Communities of Volume 7 Holladay, Cottonwood, East Mill Creek 13, 1962 Number 24 Drowns Two Year-Ol- d In Irrigation Ditch Summer Slate Listed By Recreation Unit Mrs Eugene Schilling. 1363 East The drowning of Leslie Fill, daughter of Mr A 3345 South and Mrs Harold Lit- 1368 Baat 3345 S)Uth. Mrs Mrs Roger L. Fit., 1373 East Ur; applied artmcial respir- 3345 South, last Wednesday, mouth resus- and m0Uui Paul Rose, superintendent of the Salt Lake County Recreation June 6, spurred the request citation until the Salt Lake Department, has announced that irom several NEIGHBOR citi- - County Fire Department ambu-zen- s the June 18 summer program for a covering over the lance arrived. Leslie was in the county will include basecanal which the tot ed to Salt Lake General Hospital fell in. at 11:30 am, where she was pro- ball, swimming, golf, horseUniversity of Utah 1962 Summer Festival stars:! left, Harry Leslie had been playing with nounced dead on arrival. shoes, tennis, archery, storytellstar of THE MUSIC MAN, center Joan Weldon, feminize a neighborhood playmate, Jean The canal, which runs horiing, drama, dancing, arts and llickos, lead of THE MUSIC MAN, and right, Brian Sullivan, star of Castro, 4, daughter of Mr & zontal along the road in front of and besides indoor crafts many outdoor activities. The program, TANNUAUSER. e Fitt home approximately 25 vT , free to all Salt Lake County mil irom the Jordan Narrows fas youngsters, will be conducted in 1 nJlL from tw0 hS home. int Salt Lake, out the country will participate in the annual Moab boat docks, where the Canyon from road 97 recreation areas throughout in placrg and four feel decp mid-Junin races. Jean ran to her mother for the county. Trained, qualified Country River Marathon will wind-uhelp and Mrs Castro fished the Boaters and spectators from through supervisors will instruct the Fitt girl out of the ditch on the children. other side of a bridge about 50 A "Learn To Swim" cam196-Mil- e Race from where she fell in, ihe and hcr husband boufiw An exclusive home electronics yards paign will start June 18 nt tho property at the location seven Deputy Sundquist stated Holladay pool; baseball will be firm, Guardtone Inc. of Utah, With the help of two neighbors years ago there was a wire held at Olympus Jr., Olympui 16-1n built-iis offering the ultimate in fence which ran along their Jr; home protection and convenHigh and Evergreen held and partially covered property grounds; tennia will be Summer Festival will present ience. No Udder Failure the ditch. Workmen later re1 and 7 to at am has from to 128 Utah its miles River grown by leaps Olympus Richard wanners great music The pm The company, headed by Will Canyon Country ' the Green moved the fence in order to "- River Marathon one of the junction with the Colorado, then bounds since the precious metal iam H. Michel Sr., president, and Merits and morality of fall- clean the ditch. A. petition for most outstanding outboard goes 68 miles up the Colorado became important to America secretary-treasureM. Robert Leigh, out shelters for humans don't covering the ditch had been cirin the atomic age. motor-boa- t races in the world-- will to Moab. is a home owned business concern J. Gordon Roberts, culated in the area last year, Just east of Highway 160 and The race is sponsored by the highlight a suggested tour affiliated with a national firm, president of the Roberts Dairy with no results. Marafor Utahns June 16 and 17. fantastic the Moab is of north River Guardtone-NutonCanyon CountryThe staff al Co. in 7 niixi) Ciisi juuiki ccA nuiiaui one He is bit. Omaha, Salt Lake City Water , Dept. MonNational Without missing any of the thon Assoc., an organization world of Arches LAble Edwards, Woodstock and i to includes more than half a busy building a $35,000 shelter Stad,ura dozen Charles W. Wilson and Supt. thrills of this annual race from founded jointly by the Cham- ument, perhaps one of the Roosevelt Afternoon sessions t,Mttara "lU began salesmen, for 200 Guernsey cows and at : " Green River to Moab, specta- bers of Commerce and boating strangest yet most beautiful will be held at Crestview. Morn p Homer Holmgren, city attorney, to The home offered three bulls. The American system m;l1 tors will have an excellent op- clubs of Green River and Moab. natural wonders of the world. ing sessions will be held at with TANNHAUSER. Brian Sul-both stated it would be impracincludes owners the cow one in is the the best advantages dairy the Of course, if youre one of In the Monument proper, to try to cover the canal, portunity to visit some of Utahs Cottonwood, Millcrcek and Oak-- livan, leading tenor of the Met- - of burglar and fire a the world," Mr Roberts main- tical river the increasing number of those wind lias carved the canyon wood. most spectacular cost involved too prohiband the It took 300 years to ropolitan opera, will sing the larm systems, combined with tains. country country that includes owning his own boat, then youll walls into a myriad of shapes. also expressed reitive. They AM call FM information For further this muse, soothing recepof animal. It produce type title role of this opera which Dead Horse Point State Park want to take the scenic trip on Here are arches and windows for the unfortunate accigret CR7-750and home Katie makes sense to preserve it if Dixon, broadcasting and Arches National Monument. the water either before or after in solid stone; from a size that will be performed June 26, 28, tion, dent. to room room conversation. we can. crawl can you through scarcely Boaters from all over the the marathon. and 30. All other leading roles There arc five canals which nation will compete in the race However, if you are a land- to immense spans large enough in this opera will be performed run north from the narrows in which covers magnificent lubber and would prefer to see to accommodate an army. Some addition to many irrigation by Utah's own outstanding musstretches of the Green and much of the same country by monoliths weighing hundreds ditches in the county. ical talent including Cohleen Colorado Rivers. car then this tour begins for of tons are balanced on decayThe course begins at the town you at Green River also. ing bases. Towering chimneys Leslie Fitt was bom Nov. 9, Bischoff, Roy Samuelson, Jean of Green River, extends down You can men drive to Dead jut toward the sky. Deep caves in Salt Lake to Roger L. 1959, Preston and Warren Wood.. are still being gouged in the Horse Point via highways 0 and Gael Peterson Fitt. She is salmon-hue- d sandstone. In the title role of The Music and 160, turning onto an improvsurvived her parents and a from by somewhat Arches differ ed dirt road to the state park Man",' Summer Festival will iTbe accond annual flower Class 6: I must get that ad in sister, Registration for classes 11 months, in found the Stephanie, natural bridges before Moab. area 0,6 NEIGHBOR. An in. just arrange- Salt Pioneer Craft House will be present. Harry Hickox, veteran i10 Mr & Lake; grandparents, From Dead Horse Point you Natural Bridges National Mon the Holladay Gar- ment in black and white. Fresh Mrs ponrc1 by nation-wid- e tours of this i den Cyril F. Fitt, 1395 East 3345 can travel to Grand View Point ument to the south. Generally, taken from 9 am to 3 pm June of Club and material with minimum amount by ARCHES for a panoramic view of one of arches are formed by the ero- 18 at 3271 South 500 East. A Broadway smash hit. the Chamber of Commerce, will of dyed or painted material. South; and Mr & Mrs Gustave the most spectacular river sion 'of wind and bridges are variety 1 at 4699 Class II: A stop at the Drug A. Peterson, Santaquin. program is scheduled .Meredith Willson, author, and be1JieId Junc 15 At the time of ihe drowning, gorges in Utah. It is unlikely formed by streams that have for the summer months includ- The thcme f Store," arrangement B1Yd?o a(!ay omnoscr of this lone-ruBroad- using from this point that the tourist left natural spans. Leslie had been staying with hcr tbe show will be a mythical something found in s drug store potmosaics, art, jewelry, ing can see the boaters, below, but Arches National Monument way favorite, has indicated that shopping tour of the stores in or used grandmother Fitt while hcr by a druggist the scenery is well worth the lies in s region of desert sand- tery making, sculpture and arts Hickox is mother was teaching Primary his first choi- -' the ; district . The UtleMiladys possibly various and crafts of In to addltion the types. division drive. stone and of deep and tortuous in the nearby Grant Sixth LDS . Tour will of ce Holladay who Shopping those have performed out th e theme of the Ward. Special classes in sculpture However, if you wish to see canyons. Southward the pyraexemplified in unique floral carry,ng some of the boats finish the race, mided La Sal Mountains climb for .gifted young people from 8 this role Hickoxs vivVcitv and will be the regular there bow, such as 2: Class arrangements Leslie's grandmother expressthen you must go straight to into the sky, with the high peak, years of age will be instructed enthusiasm bring full reality to And then to the Horticulture Goods division; Peren-hi-s ed the opinion that the irrigaDry Moab from Dead Horse Point Tukuhnikivatz (s Ute Indian by Ed Fraughton. Some of the playing of Professor Hill. Store" an arrangement using nials and Biennials; Annuals; tion canal is one of the greatest The town of Moab is an in- name meaning place where classes, such as necdlecraft, basaI dry materials. Accessories Herbs; house plants; fruits and hazards in Salt The ComBallet Lake, especially on tour. sun This the shines the bear University longest") ket weaving, knitting, leather teresting slop allowed. Arrangements in a hat, vegetables, etc. There will be near her home. progressive community, known ing a cap of snow the year working, and pottery making pany and members of the Utah or using a hat as acccsory; an a high school division for ages Leslie was the third Salt Lake as The Uranium Capital of around, are instructed free except for Symphony Orchestra will perand for those under 14, a County drowning victim this arrangement in a shoe or shoes the cost of materials. form in both productions. or using them as accessories, junior division. year. Pioneer Craft House was founded in 1947 as a developPrincipal Discusses Problems ment out of the Utah Centennial year. The house is developed snd maintained through the All of the girls enjoy sports, cooperation Girls Slate is something you Utah State University in Logan. oI individuals, Two additional delegates from sewing, music. They are active firms, the Granite School Disspend half the summer looking According to Dr. W. Harold high school. The National Asso-- . are Mrs Jane Moore, Mrs Annie tion of the far forward planning forward to and the other half (iiu NEIGHBOR area have been in service clubs at school; many trict, Salt Lake County RecreaHandley, principal of Olympus cialion recommends space to Christiansen, Mrs Betty Walton, for Skyline High. This was obone arc in officers of the selected to lake part in the their clubs; they tion Department and the Utah remembering. .It's must important happenings in functions of the mythical 51st arc active in their churches; State Institute of Fine Arts. It Senior High, the plans for the seat 10 percent of the school and Arthur Lind. They look tained because the board and PTA activities this coming year population at a given time and forward to an energetic in their is a girl's life. said one of the year district administration were The Fraternal Order of keenly interested for meetings for are headquarters extensive and all encom- a minimum of 10 books per and have high hopes that they wise in encouraging contito and studies all how she plan delegates when asked Craft Guilds, exhibits special community Eagles, auxiliary of the Salt frit about attending the 16th I e Aerie, is sending Leslie nue on to colege after gradu- arts and crafts displays, gives passing. Members of the newly student. In Olympus there is can accomplish some of their leaders to help plan the school. 1962-6- 3 PTA board are seating capacity for only 50 objectives. I would encourage patrons of annual Girls State. It will be Taylor, 2134 South 1830 East ating high school. and elected crafts assistance to shut-in- s how to alter students instead of the desired 1 at 24 already discussing held June ether schools in Granite Disthrough July and Jacki Leonard, 323 Milton not But we are alone this in addition in handicapped persons the critical seating facilities in 170 and there are roughly only trict to inform themselves eqAve. to a special program for the Dr. cautions. situation, Handley the school cafeteria; the need of books instead of ideal the Others rrom the area who also aged. Each oi the high schools in ually as thoroughly as to the additional library seating 17,000. will attend arc Nanette Roberts, For further information about and more books; another space' Granite District has critical needs of the school program in. gym the courses offered, contact Mrs to care for the larger physical Other officers on the board building needs with the excep their respective areas. 551 Nurth llils Drive, Kathleen Helen C. Shurtlcff,. 4247 Panor- education program necessitated Tuttle, 4736 Quayie Point Hd., ama Drive, by the increased student body. Eileen Ellis, 3935 Sunnyvale Wc should be able to scat ltd., Anne Bowthorpc, 2650 Valnot less than of our Center ley View Ave., Chris Thomas, Opportunity student body in the cafeteria 1801 East 3090 South and ElizaFunds Need Cited Dr. Handley al one time, beth Boyd, 3315 El Scrrito Dr. out, points yet presently we They arc being sponsored by At a recent Kickoff meeting have Xaciiities to serve only 200 the Holladay American Legion cf the building drive for the each lunch period. The princiAuxiliary. Opportunity. Center, Maj. Max pal thinks it would be wise to to Leslie is looking forward K. Rich, chairman, stated that enlarge the cafeteria and at the for in State Girls taking part the amount needed to be raised same time .incorporate a home the valuable experience. She is 880,000. The money will be economics section which is hopes to exchange views with desired by the students. used to build a new center for greatly Other facilities desperately girls from all over the state severely mentally retarded and needed arc more storage space, and so enlarge her own ideas. multiple handicapped children a new gym, and possibly a Many of the girls have similar cf the Salt Lake area. He staled expectations. Jackie hopes she that the center has already ac- swimming pool. Dr. Handley; would like to place less empha wil 1 make many new friendquired two acrcas of land and ships. as well as learning just that building plana have been sis on spectator participation! why Democracy is so impodrawn by Donald IL Panushka, such as with stadiums and, rtant. Nanette hopes to obtain more on activities to aid in 4237 Par Terrace Dr. more specific knowledge in debuilding healthy, strong bodies.' The more is present building tail about the duties of leadthan 100 years old and lies in I really feel personally that' ers of our government; KathHie path of the new interstate J more than ever before a body leen holies for a fuller underis essential highway now nearing comple- bu'lding program standing of government and to mechanized with soft, today's tion. It is imperative that the broaden her friendships; Eileen living." center relocate all of the many wants to learn as much as she At the present time, the high children whom we have here can about government to help school is able to provide physi-- ' and can whom no other school interests. stimulate f cal education for only lose or for will provide they Anne has long conversations lime. recommended state the of tlsc dediof a center security tier father about thecffec-livcucK- S cated to their needs," Mrs Olive Tlic gym, which is too small for of good government h. Nciison, founder of the Op- the number of studrnls requirsuffiuow. Site holies to learn ing its use (roughly 1700 are portunity Center points out. cient to lie able to pass on The school teaches essentials expected this coming term) has xiimc knowledge to her father. such as how to walk, dress, to be div ded in half and in each Chris is considering a major students care for themselves, cat and of the two areas i.i political science and this may are trained. The ideal in the enatdrink and how to ElizIt decision. firm her play. up help Walton, treasurer; Mr Arthur Lind, second Nrwly elected PTA officers for the 1962-6tempts to give each child the tire gym would be 70. abeth's ambition h to liecomc a 4 vice Mrs term at senior are Mrs Collins, Jane emotional president Olympus high satisfaction of being president, back left; Mrs Peggy Collins, Peggy lawyer, eventually moving into 6 of the PTA, hopes also that the asand loved of the an this pleasure vice considers left She Mrs first Moore, front; politics. president, and Dr. W, Harold Handley, prinpresident, sociating with others. It cares board will find a way to alleviideal opportunity to gain first Mrs Annie Christiansen, secretary; cipal of Olympus High School., Betty ate the library situation at the I for children from 3 to 18. JACKI LEONARD hand knowledge. L1LLLN ELLIS rush-irrigati- ; p 'Z Guardtone Firm Offers Unique 196-mil- e e. Home Systems ... Canyon Marathon June 7 196-mi- le "l- r, e. ' I red-roc- J k - I. Classes Slated For Pioneer Kraft House n 12-1- i 14-1- 8 Girls State Near, Delegates Added Olympus PTA Elects; School Needs Cited o CR7-070- one-thir- d j j others' one-hal- . 55-G- 3 w. i i |