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Show ,:iiIvoraity a? Utah r .. I.- L':v Liti-r.'-- V r'-Li- DlC - C. L!T.H It 53 1 The Nei Serving the Southeast Salt Lain Communities of Holladay, Cottonwood, East Mitt Creek ROOM Wednesday, December 4, 1963 Volume 8 Number 49 Cottonwood Club Has Christmas Party Architects for Civic Center Are Appointed The Ladies Cottonwood Club hold a Christmas party ..will Millcreek, has recently moved D(,c ,2 Thursday al the club, its reading room to a new lo-- 1780 Lakewood Drive. in Millcreek Plaza, 2343 mcncing al 12 noon will be a Hast Slid South, To acquaint social hour followed by a lunch-th- e with its new' and eon at 1 p.m. They will be better facilities and convenient entertained by the Highland parking, an open Mouse is being1 High A Cappella chorus. Mrs held on Sunday, Dec. 8, from Emery Argyle has made a 2 to 3 p.m. Everyone is invited j nique Christmas tree skirt to be The county commission, in an civic center complex for the to come and see this new Read- - given away as one of numerous ing Room. prizes. effort to get preliminary plans benefit of the whole county. The people were promised . . for the civic center under way an arena au(iitorium, and a while negotiations for sale of convention center, and we are the $17 million bond issue are going to see that the entire The site proceeding, appointed two archi- - complex is attained. We will not fit the must budget. tccts on Friday. take anything out of the com- On motion of Commissioner jjj" tVIjiiy IhcTsitc.1 Marv Jenson, Bruce J. McOf the many county depart-- 1 department for 1964, $72,366 i ments that have submitted bud-- 1 compared with $60,380 in 1963, Dermott and Harold K. Beechget request so far for 1964 only increase of $411,786, and printer er were appointed as associate three have re-- 1 for 1954, $2,200 compared with! departments architects. Jenson reported he lower than $1,200 in 1963, increase of $1,000. quested budgets and McDermott recommended their 1963 budgets. the Bcechcr after studying The county recreation departqualifications of 26 architects. is requesting a budget ment By I chose McDermott because $560,000 for 1964. Their totalling he did such an outstanding job 1963 totaled $791,000, budget MerMall Cottonwood in Hillcrcst The High planning is $231,000 more than which School, and Beecher because he chants assn, has taken extentheir request for next year. The was the architect on the Metro- sive action this to prevent county year property department Jenpolitan Hall of Justice, the annual rash shoplifting is requesting $1,100 less than son said. Christmas rush at last year with a proposed budImmediately, the commission during the center. the get of $99,300 and the ambushopping and Jenson in particular were With the added impetus of a lance budget is sown $9,050 with subjected to a malicious tirade a request for $28,300. in the daily press, apparently state law that allows for a while of that Departments requesting the shoplifting because the commission made zens arrest of a person largest increases are the fire a choice. is still within the store department and the health and We wanted architects who The departments. would represent the entire coun- and for a peace oificer to take quarantine into custody with fire department is asking an the preson not Lake Salt City, ty, just of $108,705 with a budJenson said. Our prime con- out a warrant the shopping increase have out- get proposal of $567,350. The cern is to give the people what center merchants lined a set of rules of proced- health and quarantine departthey voted for. ment is requesting a budget of There are a number of arch- ure to be followed. for an increase of In the case of a juvenile shop- $275,614 itects who could do a creditable $52,835. the lifter following proceedure job, but I felt in making my is recommended: The Other budgets submitted to juvenile recommendation that these are the com- shoplifter frill be taken into the county auditor last week the best qualified, missioner added, pointing out custody by store officials; the follow: for 1964, County asscsor that the qualifications of 26 Salt Lake County Sheriffs office will be notified; the shop- $435,220 compared with $376,340 architects were studied. It seems quite clear that our lifter will be' turned over to the in 1963, an increase of $58,880; choice of architects docs not officer assigned along with any treasurer for 1964, $167,847 comcoincide with the choice of the information available; the par- pared with $146,812 in 1963, inDowntown Planning Commit- ents of the juvenile will then be crease of $21,035; recorder for o come notified and take 1964, $223,500 compared to $190,-07- 9 tee, Jenson said, but we feel in 1963, increase of $33,451; will case the then be custody; to it is the commissions duty make certain that we build a turned over to the juvenile county attorney for 1964, $118,-31court or the sherriffs oificc. compared with $108,610 in Pre-Christmas In the case of an adult shopl- 1963, increase of $9,705. ifter1. a citizens arrest must Mental health for 1964, $103.- Hollady Man Suffers Broken Legs at Resort be made. The law gives the 890 compared with $98,776, inUndoubtedly the most ambiright to every citizen to make crease of $5,114; custodian Yor A Ilolladay man suffered two an arrest when an offense is 1964, $84,057 compared with $80,-77- 5 tious musical undertaking in the in 1963, increase of $3,282; broken legs, one of which was committed in his presence. The history of Utah Symphony Orseverely crushed, Friday in an law provides that a peace of- building and grounds for 1964, chestra will be consummated accident at Solitude Ski Re- ficer ran make an arrest with- $36,575 compared with $15,960 Saturday, Dec. 7, when Gustav out a warrant on a misdeamor, in 1963, increase of $20,615; engi- Mahlers sort. magnificent symphony com- No. 8 is Richard G. Williams. 22. son only when such offense is com- neering for 1964, $40,890 at 8:30 p.m. performed inin his presence. The pared with $40,670 in 1963, of Mr & Mrs John F. Williams. mitted in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. is out- crease of $220. 4373 Highland Dr., was crushed following So tremendous arc the forces procedure Commissioners' proposed required to perform the Mahler between a lift cable and a bull lined for a suspected adult wheel as he was inspecting the shopliiter: The sheriffs office budget for 1964 is $19,986 com- Eighth Symphony that it is genlower terminal of the Moon-- ! must be called; the person pared with $48,530, increase of erally referred to as the Symlift. This syming the adult shoplifter into $1,456; garage for 1964, $74,255 phony of a thousand. Both of Mr William's legs custody and the suspect along compared with $49,278, increase phony, which i t s composer were broken between the hip with the officer will then be of $24,977, purchasing for 1964, called a gift to the nation, is and knee and his right leg was taken before a justice of the $35,020 compared with $32,080 in scored for two mixed choruses, 1963, increase of $2,940; license peace. badly crushed. 1 Com-catio- u-- j Three County Agencies Ask For Lower 1964 Budgets Shoplifters Given Warning Merchants d sus-pers- Making the most of two of tho most modem means of transportation, Santa Claus and the Snow Princess arrived at the Cottonwood Mali last Friday to the delight of thousands of youngsters and their parents. Santa's helicopter circled the mall twice before dropping to the roof of the shopping center where he was greeted with a roar from the children who almost drowned out the roar of the helicopter rotars. He and the princess were then picked up by a Utah Power and Light "giraffe ar.d transported to the ground and the thousands of children who anxiously awaited his cheery greetings. - - 5 Saturday Is tak-bea- Court of Honor Held by Scouts Garden Officers Date Set For Installed Concert At a Court of Honor held re- Ilolladay Garden Club held at a installation ceremonies meeting and Christmas party held Monday, Dec. 2, at Lowells Restaurant. Mrs H. 11. Vandcr Veer was in cnarge of the inNew ofiiccrs are stallation. president, Mrs Wiliam Sovcr-ccvice president, Mrs Irel Woodhousc; recording secretary, Mrs 11. M. McCormick; corresponding secretary, Mrs Earl Zarbovk: treasurer, Mrs dircct-or- , Stanley Chapman, Mrs F. James Silver; One year director, Mrs 11. II. Vandcr childrens chorus, eight vocal soloists and a very large ora chestra with organ. The first part of the symphony is a setting of the medieval hymn Vcni Creator Spirilus, while Die closing scene of Goethes Faust provides the text for the second part of the symphony. Dr. Newell Weight, with the assistance of Jordan Marlowe Veer. Nielson, is in charge of the Alter the luncheon and instalmammoth task of training the lation and exchange of gifts mixed choruses of the University took place and the group sang of Utah, while Vernon LccMaster Christ mas carols accompanied has selected the childrens chor- hy Mrs Bctiy Allen. uses. Useless Information The vocal soloists, with the exception of Blanche Christensen, Absolute zero is 459.72 degrees were selected by Maurice Abrav-anc- l belli zero Fahrenheit . . .If you collect bus and car transfers from the Metropolitan Opyou arc a pcr'dromopliist . . . era Studio in New York with toe A record 71',; of the nations Metropolitan Opera cooperating farms now have telephones . in this venture by providmg the musical preparation of t e soloists under the direction of Dr. George Schick. The vocal soloists are Jean-nin- e Cruder, Lynn Owen, Nancy Williams, Blanche Christensen. Marlcna Klcininan, David Stanley Kolk, and Malcolm Smith. Most of them hac won attention through performances with such institutions as tiic San Francisco opera, the Baltimore. Washington, D. C Santa Fc, Boston opera companies, and many other sucii dislingu shed organizations. Tnis traditional choral conceit of the Utan Sm-pnonis one of the most popular uf tne season. Again tins year, a capacity audience is expected, so patrons are urged to purchase tucir tickets early so as to avoid n; ! cently by Scout Troop 559 Boyd Pope received his star. Doug Gustavesen, Mark Smith, and Carey Miller all went first class. Merit Badges were given to Scott Rice, Billy Partridge, Gordon Holbrook, Dennis Beal, and David Empcy. Hillcrest Play Next Week llillcrest High School's play. Class Ring, will be presented at a matinee Dec. 4 and in the evening Dec. 5. according to Mrs Helen Buchler, drama teacher. Load parts will be played by Carole laiadcr and Don Farrell, other characters arc Pearl Walker, Bruce Hathaway, Run Brinihall, llcnc Sommers, John Pavich. Marilynn Snow, Pam Bangcrtcr, Judy Ellcrman, Vaughn Bcrrclt, Helen Olsen, Jeanne Larsen, Keith Small. Student directors arc Kathy Krcidlcr and Keith Smart. The Cottonwood Mall Merchants Assn, has announced the schedule for groups in the at Singing Christmas Tree the shopping center. Singing will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 5 with the Granite High School conocyt choir providing Christmas music. Other groups will sing as follows: Irving junior high mixed chorus, Dec. 6, 4:30 p.m.; Cleanidd high school's a cappella Dec. 6, 6:30; Brock-ban- k junior high glee club, Dec. 9, 4:30 p.m.; Granger high school junior choir Dec. 9, 6:30 p.m.; Irving junior high glee club, Dec. 10, 4:30 p.m.; Olympus high school junior choir, Dec. 10, 6:30 p.m. Guardsmen Plan Switch to Sat., Sunday Training Utah army national guardsmen throughout the state will switch from evenings to weekends early in 1964 for their regular armory training assemblies, Maj. Gen. Maxwell . Rich announced. The change will affect about 4,500 men in 25 communities. It is pending final approval of the National Guard bureau in Washington, D. C., to provide additional funds for two noon meals a month for each guardsman. Army National Guardsmen will train an average of one weekend a mounth rather than once weekly in the evening, as under the present training program, Gen. Rich said. The new plan will just about dublc the number of effective training hours for each guard member and will produce more combat ready units, the Utah adjutant general believes. Other expected advantages to be gained by the switch are a talking point for recruiting additional guardsmen, greater participation by current members, and an attraction that will help rcta'n members. The montnly training assem-- ! blics will normally be held eight hours each on Saturdays and Sundays. Time out for religious services on Sunday will Klal-worth- y last-minu- Tickets arc now on sale for inson, adds the romantic touch Saturday's concert at the Utah when she finds herself in a Symphony off cc, 55 West First first love situation with Bert boulu. A rehearsal scene from "The Man Who Came to Dinner" is gone over by three of the main characters in the Olympus High School an nual school play. The students are, from left to right, Jar.et Lee, Dan Handley, and Rick Walton. Jelferson. the local newsman portrayed by Kic Walton. Janet Lee, who plays the dynamic Iairruinc Sheldon, brings to life the sophisticated and vain star struck" qualities of the socialite. Tickets may he obtained from any Titan or purchased al the door. Following Saturday evening's historic present a non of the Alah-lc- r Eighui Symphony toe same forces will record I he work for Vanguard, his and other works will be recorded to extend the list of 31 Utah Symphony recordings now on sale tnroughoiil the world. Recording sessions will nut be open to the public. i'H -- . j... tfK Construction of Butler Junior High School, 7500 South 2700 East, is making good progress, with concrete foundations In and skele 2i V I .. ton steel already rising into the sky. 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