Show The Salt Lake Tribune 04 Brunette ‘Fiona’ Arrives For Role in ‘Brigadoon’ t- Christine Mathews the pretty brunette “Fiona” in the University of Utah’s production “Brigadoon" stepped off the train Sunday night into a cold and rainy Salt Lake City Her first “real” stop here Miss Mathews commented on Bids Sought At Dam Site the mountains and the State Capitol Building “the first thing I noticed when I stepped off the train" she said MONDAY she begins a week of rehearsals but it shouldn’t ' be hard She's Why? just completed Playing the role of Fiona three successive times in New York and New Jersey “The best rest I’ve had in three weeks” she said after the longfrain ride MISS MATHEWS has been playing Fiona in Skaneateles NY - where her- - husband David Davis is pwnrr-directo- r of the Lyric Theater there In the past Miss Mathews has been acclaimed for her performances in Broadway “Gtlys- and Dolls" "The King and I” and has been a great favorite of the Dallas State Fair music audiences Readvertisement for contractors’ bids on a tourist center at Glen Canyon Dam was ordered by Bureau of Reclamation after a formal opening netted no proposals on the first invitation The Glen Canyon center consisting of a building 30 by 72 feet water and sewerage SALT LAKERS are promfacilities will be located 115 ised “equal if not a better permiles north of Flagstaff Ariz formance” on her part line near the with David She will REGION FOIJB BOR also Atkinson who plays the part Lerner-Loewhas requested bids on construc- of “Tommy” in the production tion of a similar facility at Miss Mathews is the mother Flaming Gorge Dam on the Colorado River Storage Proj- of two children ages 2H and ect Bids will be opened July 15 months and lives with her 14 at Lin wood Daggett family “most of the time” in New York City County Utah-Arizon- a r e ‘Lack of Representation’ State Development Group Under Fire in Panguitch Utah counties can boast a PANGUITCH— The lack of healthy growing economy and rural representation in the population increas es Mr State Industrial and 'Develop- Bruhn said ment Committee was criticized “WE FEEL there should be Sunday by William G Bruhn execuOrganization pres- representation on the the from board tive outlying ident counties as well” Mr Bruhn MR BRUHN said the 21 said committee executive man He took exception to a statewhich was set up to promote ment issued by industrial deemployment and economic sta- velopment chairman Otto Wies-lebility in the state has no who he charged said the representation outside the Salt Industrial and Development Lake City Provo and Ogden Committee was distinctly and areas definitely a free organization In the past decade Beaver not controlled by the Piute and Garfield counties Legislature or governor" have lost population and aside THOUGH THE committee from the capital Provo and Ogden only a few southern operates on federal funds it is appointed by the governor and the funds must- - be appropri‘FOR’ ated by the Legislature Mr Bruhn said He pointed out a general committee of the Industrial SEC and Development Committee MILLER & VIELE Bas not been called iince its IM II lulling Sloe organization four years ago Special to The Tribune I Five-Count- i i ' I Home Loans Mister Money Says: Monday June 29 1959 Concert Notes Middle of Logan Clinic Intermountain Obituaries V t Emaquel N Iverson1 Emanuel Ntcoli Iverson 66? 228T 800 8th East die4 Bun- - Ethel V Liston it ESCALANTE Garfield County— AP Funeral for Mrs 5 f V Liston Ethel East) 8 30 a m in 70 will I1 day a hosLaka Salt 2 I at Wednesday Escalan- - I f pital of a heart ailment Born I outhWard ’S Feb 44 1893 Church of Jesua Bergen Norway Christ of J to Iver Martin Special to The Tribune She day Saints and Christiana F died Friday in a LOGAN—Featured in con- Panguitch Einerien Iversen hospi ailMarried Jos of heart cert to mark the halfway point tal L Hansen ment Bom May 26 1917 23 1889 Kanosh Sept of Utah State University’s 19th Millard Sait Lake Tem- County of Church annual summer music 'clinic to Joseph and Jle Christ of 4 Supples were the honor band and Lola - day MarLatte Robinson Worked Saints ried to Rufus Lisclinic choir for Veterans Hos-- p ton Dec 19 1906 i t a 1 for 26 Under direction of Clarence Salt LakeHe LDS years retired in Mr Ivtrsea died Temple of SawhilL director of bands 19 5 7 Member Mrs Listen j 1967 as chief Church president Escalante protective service at the hospital UCLA and Robert McCowen LDS ember Forest Dale LDS Ward South Ward Relief Society and ' for aix years Survivors: Member American Legion Post 111'director of choral activities Primary and of the 40 and 8 Veteran of son Grant C Liston Escalante Commander Norman World War L Past Mrs Iowa State College young mu- two daughters Survivors: widow Mrs Railton of Post 111 Dotson (Wine) Lo- - oi sicians representing six states (Lois) Sprake both Las Vegas two sons five daughters: both Salt 12 grandchildren two sis- Grande I Reed F Nevj performed Lake City: Mis Ray (Hopei Sh‘P'4 ters Laura Robinson Mrs both Salt Lake City mar Mrs Paul (Grace) Holds way Max F Dalby director of FriendsGeorge call at Peterson Mor Mrs Vern (Gloria Y Mechlinf may Mrs Donald (Beverly) Bush ait bands at USU and clinic chair- tuary Richfield Tuesday p Escalante Salt Lake City Mrs Adrian ' residence family man listed the nearly 200 par- Wednesday from 10in a m until of Utah Orem (Joyce! Kenney Jhreo of servic- e- Burial Escalante County 26 grandchildren a step- ticipants In this year’s event— time sisters all of Ogden Cemetery Funeral- Ill brother Chicago largest number ever to enroll Wednesday 11 am Forest Dale Ave 720 LDS Ward (2335 h Ashton SALT LAKE CITY: Richard Bmh Ella Carter Gravley Friends may call at 260 South! West Hifh School Jay Pearce HighPROVO — Ell Carter Gravley E South Temple Tuesday land Tom Southern end Robert Wood and one hour prior at theni Jsne Brinton Celle Lee 94 850 W 200 8 died Sunday pm Olympus church Master Max Hobbe Olympus Junior v noon residence at at after family T David Anderson Irving Junior extended illness Born Sent 2 end Dave Bush Jackson Chatwin Npphi Ogden: Dennis Griffin Linda Price 1104 In Eureka Juab County to TABIONA Duchesne County— Dan Van Kampen John Mayberry Beniamin C and Ella Carter M Chatwin i Nephi Frank Maughan Ogden High Howard ried John Gravelyi'Cec 4 10 died Sunday WHIiams Cleora Meyerhoffer Weber Yuma divorced 79 Ariz Later 1 45 am at his The weather forecast map for Monday indiskies In the north and central part of the High Ronald J Watkina Ben Moved to Provo in 1916 Employed Dome after a ling-rin- g Dayid McConnell Gregg Han- for 19 years at Troy Laundry a s i M i n cates partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy Intermountain Region with shower activity son Stephen Hales Keith Guernsey Raised brothers and sisters after lorn Nov 27 Member of 1879 Mount Ogden Junior Jan Wolthuis death of parents Brenda Gunnell Mound Fort Jun- Provo Second Ward Church of Wasatch Hcbtr County ' Saints ior Elaine Carver Wahlquist Jun- Jesua Christ of Latter-da- y and Henry Survivors: brothers sisters George to ior and Joan Hampton Wasatch Fanny Lee Chat- - f B K F Edward Eugene Dorothy Logan: 'Sue Ann Fuhriman Ranae Carter all of Provo: Mrs Dallas win Married 8arah Eda Tip- A Pollu Snow Teeples Vivan Haderlie17 t Downey Calif Clegg Jan petts Marcia Waldron Rebecca Zol- Funeral Wednesday at noon in 1900 Salt take linger Kim Camerpn Dennis Child Berg Drawing Room Chapel with Temple CTurch Kim Calby Diane Dalby Jonathan Gerald Stone former bishop offi- - of Jesua Christ Robert Hammond Michael Dalby Friends call at mortuary of Latter - day Hatch Jared Heninger Paul M Hib- dating 8 and Wednesday Tuesday pm Survivors: nillt-pri- or bard Raymond Malouf North Logan: Burial Provo City Cemetery widow: six sons' Erin Milligan ElLeila Darrington four len Dlttmer Mrs the north and west portions Cooler paU From V 8 Weather Bareae “ Clark m chiiwia (Mable) Howard M Christensen Hebar TREMONTON: Carmen Calderwood southwest It wilt remain partty cloudy to portion Monday Highs Mrs An Margaret Ann Combs Pamela Heaton both days 70 to 85 lows 45 to 80 Mr Curti Def CLEVELAND Emery County — drew '(CiilrU occasionally cloudy over most of the Southern Idaho — Partly cloudy Toni Jeppaon Roberta Madsen Carol Howard Marinus Christensen 69 (Jennlsl Jones Wallflct Gilbert Intermountain Region Monday with Lynette Rogers Janet died Saturday at the home of a all of Tablona: William Mr Ron-ai-d acsome ahower or thundershower Monday and Tuesday with scattered Ann Rock Laura Kave daughter in Cleveland Thompson after a (Mary) Lublin both Salt Lak1 afternoon and evening showers or Thompson tivity There will be some areas of Steven Harris John Hun-tak-W lingering illness Born Jan 30 City LeRw Melvin Lehl 59Arnold thundershowers Little temperature Waldron complete cloudiness end in the far 1890 Molen Hess 4 grandchildren to Homer Grant Wayne Layton County Emery to 75 65 both In fair the be change Highs cloudy days we't it will Wednea- - Funeral Steven Jensen Robert Milner Marinut and Nancy M Shoemak-Christense- n lows 40 to 50 will remain temperatures region Married Sarah day 1pm Tablona LDS Ward—--Chap- el Bob Napoli Scott Quinney Monte — TuesNevada Fair and Monday mild Friend May call at Olplana Minchey Jdfi 30 1912 Cnrl Smith Gary Somerville Brent -- u day except local afternoon cloudi- Watkins Heber Cleveland Monday eveShe preceded him in Mortuary ness Slightly warmer north portion h h Retired coal miner Tuesday before i p m st and i ning Diane Salt Garland: Laka Archibald Weather Data: Gayla Precipithe TEMPERATURE CHART services to to 75 85 Jesus of Christ Lat of prior Monday Highs Wednesday except Tood Boss Law tation Suzanne for Pam period ended Sun- 65 to 105 extieme south lows 43 to ter-da- y Saintai Wathia Local 5807 family home in Tablona Burial- - n period ended Sun- - day at S pm (Data for Steven Bourne Charles Hards Max United 24 in precipitation Mine Workers of America in Tablona Cemetery Q except 75 to 82 extreme south Woods Limb Reed Nielson for June 1 17 in accumulative ex- 53 Wyoming—-MostlJay cloudy Monday Fielding Janet Anderson Ruth Ann Survivors three sons four daughcess 30 in precipitation since Oct Soring Glen Newton M M Lillie 1 1058 1030 in accumulative defi with areas of rain or drizzle Mon- Hodges Linda Secrtst Promontory: Gail Logan: Collinston: Marilyn Mrs Lillie Matilda Mangel New-to- n ciency 2 08 in Sunrise Monday 5 day morning and scattered showers Steven Larsen Francisco Mrs Wil- and thunderstorms in the afternoon Secnst a m : sunset 8 03 Expected maxi61 718 E 6th South died Brigham City Kathryn era! Schea San Francisco Mrs Herbert (Ora) Bowden Cleve- Saturday I pro In I Salt Lake Tuesday partly cloudy with widely Young mum 70 expected minimum 82 scattered showers and thunderstorms Price: Judv Breinholt Kathleen land Mrs R C "(June) Rasmus- hospital of natural causes Born ' Calif : Mrs Nov 19 1897 Salt Lake City to cooler southeast Monday A Horsley Beverly Anne Keller Mar-ka- y sen San Leandro Salt Laka City and Vicinity— Partly Locally Konnie little warmer north and west Monday Kilfoyle Magliocco Robert (Pat) Norris Vernal 18 Edward and Matilda Mangel Mar2 cloudy Monday and Tuesday becom- and over most threa grandchildren of the state Tues- Venice Powell Ruth Rasmussen Kenried to James H Newton Oct E E Davis 1915 Farmington ing occasionally cloudy in the after- day Highs 55 to 65 Davis County ny Clements Ricky Larsen Danny Cleveland: stepfather noons with scattered three half son showers or brothers: daughSurvivois husband Norman Patterick Madsen Tommy Summary— Showers and thundera stepbrother six half-siste10 ter James H Jr Salt Lake Citrr thunderstorms Continued cool High showers Prichard Jane Wellington: to Spencer moderate with locally Funeral Tuesday I Mrs Leo (Myrtle) Flack Long uj stepsisters Monday 72 low 50 high Tuesday 75 heavy precipitation amounts occurred Wayne Williams m Mitchell Mortuary Chapel CaHf five grandchildren Utah— Partly cloudy Monday and in northern Utah and western Wyo’" rice where fnenris may call Beach four brothera HYRUM: Donna Baxter Benny b e c o m i ng occasionally Tuesday skies Benson Ricky Jensen Amy Nielsen and Monday t ming cloudy evening Sunday Tuesday Partly Funeral Wednesday 2pm sister scatin the afternoons with cloudy Burial Cleveland were prior showers a Mattered with lew Cemetery where E South Temple 260 Nielsen Sherrie Nielsen Kathy tered showers or thunderstorms in observed in southern Idaho and Lynda friends may call Tuesday Stauffer Fay Wllsom Dennis Alien Burial northeast Nevada while dry warm Karen Joan Nielsen Roselyn Peterpm Wednesday prio weather continued in southern Utah sen Smithfield!' Charlene Ranzen-berge- r Mt Olivet Cemetery Croft Mary Jane and southeast Nevada Well over an Cloteele Rees Larry Clark ORDERViLLE County — inch of rain had fallen at the Salt Providence: James Mrs Mary Jane Kane Anne Wadley Hoyt Croft 71 LeRoy (Roy) Sweat Lake airport in the three-daperiod Wadley Keith M Thompson Nibley: died Saturday in a Panguitch hos70 459 Sweat LeRoy (Roy) Evette pital after a lingering illnew Born Millville: ending Sunday evening Temperatures Norene Binggel (1980 South) continued well below normal at most Hammond Carolvn Monson Mendon: darch 31 1888 to Hollywood Ave Oderville Sltti Trenton: Vivian Josiah M and Maty Ellen Meeka died Sunday 1 50 p m in a Born places except in southern Utah and Marilyn Kidman hospital of pneumonia Nevada The high temperature of 65 Hickman Susan Ann Read Lewiston: Hoyt Mamed to John Edward Lake 17 1888 Park City Summit Oct 7 La Fevre Croft June Donald 1905 St George degrees afc the Salt Lake airport was Melvin BemhiselCornish County to Hvrum J and Rozilla Church of Jesus Christ Lee Ray Gesses Temple the lowest maximum ever recorded Cove: David Married Sarah Ethyl of Latter-daSaints Active church WhileSweat Benson Cov Thain Richmond: on June 28 Feb 23 1909 Salt Lake worker Survivors husband five Thomas later solemnized Salt Lake City sons five Olln Edward daughters Arthur Kearns: Cummings Christ of New York Timea Service Chuich of Jes Josiah H Alfred H all of Temple The following is a summary Dillon Inouve Arios Cummings Sigurd saints Member LDS Richfield ‘Mrs Horace (Lola) Latter-da28 — Showers Provo:- NEW YORK Kunz Magna: Brent Burrows me Retired Seventy Quorum Mrs John Evav of crimes reported to Salt Lake and thunderstormsJunewere widely scat- Johnson Christy Bob Norris Plain City: both Oderville Mrs Charles chanic Former miner Survivors: Colleen Laketown: tered Sunday from the southern Craig Moyes widow: son Dr Max L Sweat Fstlin Cedar (Leah) Mrs Citv 24 Muelhour plains states eastward and northeast- Johnson Auroro: Leisa Marie police during the Ardell (Mary Jane) DeMille Rock- Salt Lake City two grandchU- Pacific States ward to the middle and south Atlan- ler Clearfield: Delian e' Jessop ville Washington County Mrs Jay dren: two brothera two sisters period ended Sunday at 5 pm tia states Karen Albrecht Vicky Burgess (Carma) They were more numerCriddle American Fork Burglary— Liberty Bell Bakery 47 ous from eastern Kansas northeast- Ann Cherry Katheryn Nieleen John N Leo H both Panguitch H' W 2nd South alarm clock $4 50 in ward to the northern William G Burridge lake regioit 42 grandchildren 18 great grandPANGUITCH: Jean cash and bakery products AndeYion Ronald Some showers were sparsely scattered BRIGHAM CITY — Wlllim Gay i Funeral Tuesday 2 pm Henrie children Beth Irene 263 E 4th South camera through the Rockiea and the moun- Jacauie day-ol- d Lynn Thurston son of len LDS Burridge Orderville 22 Chapel J C eqiupment valued at $400 Wiley Han- tains of the Pacific northwest The Randall E Moore Richfield: Ernest Rolander bishop George and Sandra Lee Heath Bur presiding sen 1905-16t- h Layton: Nancy Tucker Friends call prior at East $100 Theron Wat- northern plains states and the west- Augustus the familv ridge 590 S Main died Jn6 45 Tem- Garden City: Anita Weston Hatch: home In Orderville son 1427 Ramona Ava (1935 South) ern lake region were cooler Sunday Burial in Brigham hospitalcauses Bom June am of natural undetermined amount of money peratures over the nation ranged Golda Jean Truman Orderville Cemetery 27 1959 Brigham Survivors parIdaho— Malad: Kathy Dives Deanna Larceny— Coon's Conoco Service Sta- from the 50’s over the north-centra- l a ents brother in James Tommy all Bingthe southwest Spencer Napier Donna Neal tion 3444 S 8400 West floor lack states to the 90s Mrs Wanda grandparents Ward Richard Alien Ward Preston: valued at $75 Leo M Levy 32 E 2nd Edith Frye Anthony ham: Burridge Nephi: Hugh Heath Geraldine Johnson Faye Lynn Long-strot- h South two suitcases valued at $150 Lake City Mrs Margaret- Geneane Pack Karen Lee RobWEST COVINA CALIF — Mrs Salt Linda Okamqra 998 S 1st West and TuesEdith Frye McDonald Anthony 81 Morris in California Funeral erts Beverly Winn Claudia Weaver 13 Dennis Hughes 41D Kuster Ct (325 11am Felt MortuaryChapeW Michael Cabutti Malin Davit Dan former Brigham City resident day East) each reported hub caps stolen where friends may call Tuesday V at died of home Mink Cabutti the Pat Ron Pack Saturday Ceme-teiy Vandalism— T T Brooks 903 2nd Burial Brigham City Idaho Falls: De Loy Forbes James daughter in West Covina after a prior Ave reported vandals pAintad stripes 21 1877 in Bom illness Dec Montlong Harrison Mra-Roseborough 1708-23rJay J on hia Jeep A Beldon to William and Eliza pelier: Paul Rohner Jerome! Ricky England East fruit jars covering rose to Archibald Linden C Buchanan Saunders Rhonda Munk Blackfoot: Osier Frye Married 42 plants broken 2-CMcDonald in 1897 Salt Lake Tern-l- e ar — De Packham Pocatello: Charles Kathie Dean Linden OGDEN of Jesus Christ of Buchanan 57 Omak Wash died Kay Soda Springs: Judy Rhead -- Atter-day ChurchSaints He died in 1699 at in Thomas an Sheila’ Ann Lake: Saturday hospital Swan to Robert Anthony in 0 57 Ogden Born of a Bloomington: Cheryl Bateman Ban- Mamed 1906 Brigham City He died in Feb p3 m 1902 heart ailment Citv North Bryson croft Gienna Christensen Von Stock- 1929 Moved to California in 1936 to Thadtus and Aufus arolin ing Active in LDS Church Survivors: allestine Buchanan Married Vir sons a daughter A F Mc- ginia WYOMING — Afton Carla Jean two May April 23 1925r Donald Salt Lake Citv: E R Okanagan Harrison Mechanic m Chadwick Lynttte Haderlie Diana Anthonv Magna: Mrs Mary Tom- lumber millsWashMember UN-USE- D Special to The Tribune LyBaptist Moser Deon Neuenschwander lin West Covina: three grandchil- Church three sons Survivors Blythe dren Ellingford Audrey 12 a greatgrandchildren SUNSET — Four men were man: daughter Leo Omsk Wash -Cokeville: Karen Dayton Southern two sisters one Ronald Roy: Harry Pasco Wash i Petersen KathryaWaltert Mrs Alice Lee OgdenMrs Violet Mrs Wash--1Linda Best— One injured one of them critically Kathleen Thavne: Beth Merritt Luti Los Angeles Funeral Thursone brother and Harris Gene 2 Eddie Nevada— Felt Mortuarv Brig- fourgrandchildren day pm and burial Services sisters when a car driven by one of Townsend Ely McGill: Don Pesout ham City where friends may call will be conducted In Okanagan Coquille Oregon: Bill Clark Terrell Thursday prior Burial Brigham Wash the injured men crashed into Lunn Clarke City Cemetery Ames Iowa: Pat McCowen at a Sunrear of bet r From Thundershowers to Fair Weather Runs Intermountain Gamut II Crime Summary Four Injured In Davis Crash SELL THINGS IN THE the another set street intersection just er midnight Saturday INTERMOUNTAIN IN CRITICAL condition at Thomas D Dee Memorial Hospital Sunday wai John Beus 37 270 E 4400 South Washington Terrace He was a passenger in a car driven by David E Turner 31 Idaho Falls Mr Beus sustained jiead and chest injuries Mr Turner was hospitalized overnight for observation and released Sunday LARGEST Mrs Emma aft- Official Rules On Nepotism Murray Jaycccs Seek Girls for ‘Ringer’ Crown Pick out all the old things you're not using real estate They sell farm equipment automobiles furniture and dozens Dial of other items Bf Ask for "Classified” an ads ' Go through your attic garage and basement Pick out all those things you are not using they’ll sell fast and you’ll have money to buy the things you ' County — COLUMBIA Carbon Mrs Emma Jane Preston Civish 47 Columbia died Sunday in a Dragerton hospital after a long illness Born 1911 winter Quar ters Carbon County to Samuel Leigh and Marion Kayf Preston Married to Frederick M Civish Aug U 1927 in Salt Lake City ember Church of Jesus Chnft of Latter-da- y Saints Surviors: two eons a daughter husband Fred M San Diego Calif William Thomas Columbia: Mrs Robert (Glenda) Powell Bakersfield Calif six grandchildren mother Sunnyslde four brothers sister ¥ureral Wednesday 2 pm Sunnyslde LDS Ward Chapel jends may call at Mitchell Home Price Tuesday afternoon and prior at the chapel Legal Notices ' NOTICE STOCKHOLDFRS or BAMBERGFR RAILROAD -- (M COMPANY Pursuant to the provisions nz kj-t Article XII of the Articles of corporation of Bamberger road Company notice is hereby special meeting of the stockholders has been called by the Board of directors to be held at the hour of 10 00 o’clock A M on Mon-- T day July 13 1959 at the General w Offices South Temple Salt Lake City Utah The purpose of the meeting Is to consider and act upon a plan proposed by the Board of Direr tors for the complete liquidation of the corporation the distrihu tlo of Its assets and its dissolution and to obtain authorization for all of the corporate action Walters Charles which may be necessary to tht carrying out of said plan BRIGHAM CITY—Churl t i Howard B Olsen Waiters 80 died at his Secretary home Saturday after a long IllBamberger Railroad Co 1 ness 1878 Elm Born Dec Springs Ark to James A and Ellen Ann Walters NOTICE Married Lorean 12 1899 Higley Dec Bids will be received at the Brigham City later solemnized 119 Park alt Lake temple’ Church of Purchasing Department Jesus Christ of Latter-da- v Saints Building University of Utah untiLti A Former resident of Buena Idaho 9 00 a m Julv 6 1059 for MFTAL SHELVING- Farmer and stock raiser Survi 7 FURNITURE vors widow: 2 sons daughters LABORATORY SUPPLIES ANO J“ Lowell M Brigham: DeOrr Car-H- n Mrs Chloe Davenport EQUIPMENT Ney Grantsvilie Tooele Countv Mrs! nlH pr list nd Erma 0 Williamson Santa CSnz talnabl from tht Furchailnf De- - —" Calif f Mrs Thelma N Fehknan partment Nvasa Ore: 33 grandchildren: 75 The right la reaerved to Accept great grandchildren Funeral Tues- or reject any or all bida and to " chni- day 2 om Brigham Citv Fourth waive any Informality or LDS Ward jChanel Friends call calltv Jn any bid In the Interest -Felt Mortuarv Monday 7 9pm of the University i WILLIAM L CHRISTENSEN it Tuesday prior Burial Brigham City Cemetery Purchasing Agent TO THE Railu CAPERS I ad-vis- will write a selling ad Say "Charge it” You will be billed latcir Things sell faster because so many prospective buyers shop the classified Civish Utah’s ban on nepotism hiring a relative to a public job — does not prevent an official from hiring an employe's relative the Utah attorney general ruled The question was raised by Dean Gardner custodial foreJ man at Utah State University ALSO INJURED were Allen Mr Gardner had contemplated Frost 35 2601 Jefferson Ave a relative of one of the Ogden and Jack C Allen 33 hiring under him 4573 S 250 East Washington persons working Terrace BUT HE ASKED the attor Mr Frost received facial ney general's opinion before and a possible irac-ture- making the appointment jaw He was listed in fair condition at the hospital Mr Alien was treated at the hospital and released Trooper Cliff Green Utah Highway Patrol said the four injured men Wre In a car driven by Mr Turner which hit the rear of one driver by Special to Thfl Trlbunt Kent A Peterson 27 Sunset True Life Animal Adventures By Disney MURRAY— The Atlantic and Sunset Way Pacific oceans Canadian and COURTING v:' TROOrER Green said Mr Mexican borders form the Peterson told him he had boundaries from which a girl stopped prior to making a turn may enter the annual Miss when his car was struck Ringer contest being sponMr Peterson alone in his sored by the Murray Junior car was thrown into the rear Chamber of Commerce seat of his car by the impact The contestants sought by of the crash Trooper Green fhle Jaycecs must be between said the ages of 17 and ’ 25 and Both cars were northbound unmarried on US Highway 91 THE WINNER and her two attendants will rule over the annual National Horseshoe SoURTlNa NIGHT HERONS ARK VERV pitching Tournament In MurBOWINO (SWAVEUy TO EACH OTHEt? ' ‘ nzOPEK ray City Park July THE1-- PI6PLAV THEIR COURTSHIP EINERV AS The contestants will appear for the first time publicly in AN UK1ATTACHEP 6WA1N the Murray City Fun Days TRIES TO OUT IN Opening July 6 of the parade Saturday at 10 am BUT ONB SOWING e Camp W G Williams Selection of the queen will ACQUAINTANCE IS trainfor the Academy start at 8:43 pm the same T ENOUSH ing of officers of the' Utah day Patrol local police Highway and sheriffs ' departments was announced Sunday by Camera Lyle Hyatt patrol superinA camera and photography tendent equipment valued at $400 was ’ Hyatt announced stolen sometime during the Supt ASIC? THE FEMALE the the permanent appoint-- ' past two days from the apartMER SUITOR ment of Sgt E Pitcher ment of Ronald Thurston 263 URGES Smithfield and Sgt Myron E 4th South Entrsnce was TO (SET RIP OP THE INTRUDER C Gale Heber as instrucgained by forcing open a north29 tUtUibelW) Kaf Fibawg irllrle tors of the school west corner window MARKET The classified pages afe the supermarket for the entire Intermountain area J P Quick as a flash people will be calling You’ll sell it fast and havejhe money you want Police Academy To Open July 6 need 19-2- Po-lic- Place our classified ad PDQ! 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