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Show UFO Day T o Highlight Y outh C onf erence by Daisy Harmer Unidentified Flying Objects will be the order of the day Saturday, May 7, Murray South Stake MIA members re- -i lease hundreds of balloons with postcards attached asking the person finding the card to return it to the sender. The balloon project is but one of the many games to be enjoyed by those attending the Murray South Stake Youth Conference May 68 at the Stake center, 5770 South 300 East. Mrs. Dean Nielson, Stake activity counselor will direct the conference. The event will begin Friday, May 6, with registration and a variety show. All types of games will be enjoyed on Saturday, including catching a greased pigand games of skill. A semi-form- al dance will be held in the evening and a religious service will conclude the conference on Sunday evening. are Mrs. Claude Erickson, president YWMIA, and La ReU Muir, superintendent stake YMM1A. Assisting the two chairmen will be Darrell Edmgton and Mrs. Burf Dallof. Committee members are Brent Munson, Sophie Bruno, Blaine Church, Paula Fredrickson, Vickie Denney and Marlene Webb. The regular monthly meeting of the Murray Eagles Auxiliary will be held in Eagle Hall, 10 West 4th Avenue, Thursday, April 28, at 8 P.M. The nominating committee report will be given by Mrs. Neil Stauffer, chairman. Other committee members were Mrs. Don Loveless and Mrs. Clifford Hutchings. Plans will be completed for the annual Mothers Day dinner party Wednesday, May 4 and each member is asked to invite a guest. Mrs. Lavell Swenson, president, will preside atthebus-ine- ss meeting. Arbor Day area Girl Scouts will undertake a giant sized beautification project in Murray Park for the opening ceremonies celebrating Arbor Day Saturday, April 30, at 10 A.M. Four hundred and thirty-si- x girls will participate in the program planting over 800 new trees in various areas in the city. Trees will be planted in Murray Park, Grant Park, Murray Library at 75 West 6100 South; Christ Lutheran Church School, 222 East 5600 South; Murray 15th Ward; with some trees to be planted in a nursery for later use in Riverside Park. The girls have agreed to care for the trees throughout the summer. Tree planting has been coordinated by Mrs. Martin Hardle, past president of the Artistic Designers garden I trees on Arbor Day as part of the Girl Scout promise to help beautify America. GIRL SCOUTS Shauna Gaydon, Kathy Erickson, Teresa Madison and Kathy Jones demonstrate the proper procedures In planting a seedling. Girl Scouts throughout Utah will plant le club. Girl Scout leaders participating in the project are Rhea Shepard, Janet Hodge, Maxine Pattison, Kathleen Jones, Carol Torjan, Janet Welch, Mary Lou Kessler, Florence Roberts, Carol Rusho, Lois Schorian, Barbara Murphy, Joyce Loving, J oane Grimsley. Doris Wastlund, Merlene Wilson Officers are Mrs. Fred Lippman, first and Raymond Gerrard, president; Mrs. Mrs. W. D. White, second Mrs. Mel Alsop; recording secretary; Mrs. Burton Winterowd, treasurer; Mrs. Ben Brown, by Faye Hadley Last week 1 descended into the black hole or corral ( as we refer to the basement) and crashed about in one if we cant eat it, throw it away, campaigns. of my, Things have a tendency to pile up in the pit and there are several reasons why entering without a guide is -- of tains hazardous. For one, the Firemen's Day corresponding secretary; Mrs. Mrs. Reed Martineau; publicity; program chairman; and Mrs. pitality. Installing officer will The annual spring banquet of the Murray Firemens Auxiliary will be held on Saturday, April 30, 7 P.M., in the Murray Fire Hall, 4735 South State Street. Following the dinner the group will complete plans for the Firemens Convention in Cedar City, June 10. Hostesses for the evening are Mrs. Sam Bennlon, Mrs. Ray Limburg, Mrs. Stan Gerrard, Mrs. Wendell Coombs, Mrs. John Stauffer, Mrs. Dean Larson. The Murray department is composedof 26 firemen Including four on a full time basis. Earl Healy is department chief and Mrs. John Bird is president of the auxiliary. past president Civic Guild officers will be Cameron Tuckett in- iPJAMeeting Murray High School PTA members will meet on Thursday, April 28, in the school auditorium at 7:30 P.M. Mrs. Paul Pace, president, will preside during the business meeting. The Murray High debate team will discuss 'Dating, " directed by Sam Moore, speech instructor. A panel discussion will follow the debate. The Murray High dance band will entertain students and parents attending. Women's Club Murray Womens Club will hold a spring luncheon and officer installation at the Willow Creek Country Club on Thursday, May 5, 12:15 P.M. Step up to the big one Murray Junior Womens Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at Valley Bank and Trust Company hostess room, 6255 South State, at 8 P.M. on Thursday, May 5. The Utah Craft and Novelty Company will demonstrate flower making. Nominating committee report will be given by Mrs. James Pierson, chairman. Oter committee members are Mrs. William Meyers and Mrs. Earl Kenworthy. Mrs. Monte Monson, president will preside. 725" The Honda Super Hawk with 305cc engine is a real hustler in anybodys book. It hits speeds as high as 102 mph - 28.5 BHP. And with amazing economy, like up to 100 miles on a gallon of gas. Frame design and 180 crankshaft are based on the famous Honda factory racer. Stable. Safe. Double leading Stake Conference nt; axww, is retiring president of the group. Junior Women's Club Murray LDS stake quarterly conference will be held Rose, stake president, will on May 1 at 10 A.M. and 2 P.M. in the 3rd - 8th ward chapel, 160 East 4600 South. Special meetings for tome teaching and Sunday School f leaders will be held ApYil 30T Owen G. Reichman and Vernon J. Leemasters will be April 30 and May 1. Paul S. direct the general sessions es, - Leroy Turpin, historian; Mrs. Persyl Richardson, Pierce Bringhurst; hosbe Mrs. Harley Brund-ag- e, Central District, Federated W- A musical program, "Oliver, will be presented by Bonnie W interton, Darlene Sheffield and Robin Bennion. Mrs. Boulevard. Installed for the 1966-6- 8 term of office will be Mrs. Carl Erickson, president; Mrs. Thomas Hanney, first Mrs. James Konishi, second Mrs. Herbert Towers, corresponding secretary; Mrs. F ord Whicker, recording secretary; Mrs. Orin Erickson, treasurer; Mrs. Glen Shaw, publicity; Mrs. Harry Mar-gulihistorian; Mrs. Sherman Harmer, hospitality; Mrs. Russell Beck, special activities. vice-preside- nt; of omens Clubs. Ladies Civic Guild New Murray Ladies vice-presid- e-moun an dabbles in every known sport, resulting in any untidy warehouse look. Every light bulb has long burnt out (hence "the black hole) and our reluctant poodle is a permanent resident (hence the corral). Twice a year I assume courage with a gallon of 3.2 coffee and throw myself down the stairs, hoping to delay the task for another year by blacking out before touching bottom. At the price of a hangover, the job gets finished, giving birth to a mountain of debris and a trip to one of the the citys most sought after lakeside attractions city dump. To those unfamiliar with the art of trash disposal, the city dump is 3000 miles west of town mi a hidden side To locate it just follow the trail of junk. Either road. patrMis cut the trip short by heaving the load overboard or they are boarding with an over load. Hopeful of alleviating the problem, someone erected a sign, NO DUMPING UNDER SHERIFF. Effective or not, it is an entertaining thought. Arrival was an exciting moment...heaps of goodies lying there going to waste. All my vows were forgotten. ..then... NO SCAVAGENG...a new sign since our last visit. Spirits dampened, I sulked in the cab while muscles climbed in back to unload. I was brought out of my funk by a roar of rage. He had discovered the fishing poles, golf clubs, shot gun shells, arrows, rifle case, long underwear and Robin Hood hat. And why was I discarding a perfectly good record rack? What is wrong with thirty square yards of sponge left over from carpet laying? And granted, he didnt have a motor scooter anymore, but if he ever buys another, (over my broken head), he might need an extra tire. How was I to know what he wanted to keep. Nothing I could use had been thrown away. It was a grim faced pair that silently drove home. I hadnt picked up anything new, but we still looked like dust bowl refugees. The only difference was that the doll cnb was cm the bottom of the heap instead of on die top. nt; stalled during the groups' spring banquet Thursday, May 5, 7 P.M., at the Red Carpet restaurant, 3923 Wasatch DOWNTOWN MIDVALE PHONE 255-35- A13 "old-m- Murray Eagles Murray-Midva- 28. 1966 REVIEW. April IMURRAY HEWS ' guest speakers at the conference. Mr. Reichman, a Salt Lake City attorney, is a graduate of the University of Utah and George Washington University and has held many leadership positions in the church. - Mr. Leemasters, graduated from the University of Southern California. His work with the Sunday School general board has been primarily along musical lines. American your vacation plans now. You can afford them with a Super Hawk. Look into it. SALES SERVICE ' ' RENTALS HONDA ofSJi JLL world'! biggest teller! legion New Models Arriving Dally Murray Commander Reed Erickson, John Davis, George Doran, Mrs. George Doran and Belva Doran attended the District 8 convention, Saturday, April 8inWendover, Utah. Election of new officers and a dinner dance highlighted the all day affair. A. K. (Lynn) Bullock, Phone 3002 So. State r. owner-mg- 486-136- 5 68 Symphony Picks S lute Q The Utah Symphony has picked its slate of guest soloists who will appear with the Orchestra during the 1966-6- 7 season. Maestro Maurice made the announcement at the final concert of the Symphony Saturday, March 26th, in the Tabernacle. An American favorite. Van Cliburn, will return to perform with the orchestra on November 16th. He will appear this coming season after concerts in the many sell-o- ut past with our orchestra. On January 13 and 14, 1967, the eminent Greek pianist, Gina Bachauer, will return for another appearance with the Utah Symphony. Miss Bachauer Is scheduled toper-for- m in Greece and London in September when Maestro and his Utah musicians play at the Athens Festival. She will give two concerts while In this area. Because of the enthusiastic Jose Iturbi rereception ceived during his visit to Salt Lake November 3, 1965, he will return on February 24th and 25th to play with the orchestra in Ogden and Salt The qualities of the Lake. true artist - a dynamic personality, astute musicianship and impeccable virtuosity -are by this in Ab-rava- nel ra3TO0QQS7 BS3bOEG POKBH S ternationally loved pianist. Taking the baton of the Utah Symphony temporarily January 6th and 7th (in Ogden and Salt Lake) will beArthur Fiedler, conductor of die Boston Pops Orchestra. He will guest conduct two concerts. His unique personality, flair, style and individual approach both to music and life have conspired to make him over the years one of the favorite conductors of today. In the front rank of Americas young pianists is native Utahn Grant Johann esen who will return on November 30th to Salt Lake and December 1st in Ogden as he appears with die orchestra. He will play with the orchestra at its debut concert in New Yorks Carnegie Hall cm September 9th, before the orchestra begins its European tour. Season tickets for next years concerts are on sale now at the Utah Symphony Office, 55 West First South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101. Call 363-7651. Custom Stereo Component Cabinets Let us help you Design your cabinet any style any finish p Phone 1568 So. State FREE ESTIMATE! V--. 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