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Show 37-6t- TTDticb VOLUME 70, NUMBER h Av. rOBx 147 SLC EE MoDirn'siy FRIDAY, AUGUST S7 a SUBSCRIPTION 8, 1952 Ah, Come On, Shew Us YOUR Form1. $2.50 YEAE For Horseshoe Hurray Residents Get 2 Extra Crown in Hurray Days io Register It's Field vs. Isais That a record vote for a local bond issue may be assured on the scheduled sewer bond election vote in Murray City Sept. 5, was indicated Thursday when the Junior Chamber of Commerce of the city It's the pack after Isais. after Thursday night's Yes, play it still was the field against Fernando Isais, four times national horseshoe pitching champion, as Isais continued to pile ringer after rineer on the stakes of the famed Salt Lake County horseshoe courts in Murray City Park. Isais is seeking his fifth title '.n Murray, "the horseshoe pitching capital of the world". Favorites in the battle to unseat the champion, were Ted Allen of Boulder, Colo.; Casey Jones of Waukesha, Wis.; Marines Tamboer of Witchita, Kan.; John Elkins of Stella, Mo.; Don Titcomb of San Jose, Calif., and Dean Brown of South Gate, Calif. Many spectators are keeping their eyes on Titcomb. He defeated Isais this year in winning the California state championship and he's out to do it again in this meet. That Isais may have more difficulty as the days wear on is indicated in the qualifying scores this year and the method of scheduling the tournament this time. Qualifiers were listed in the order in which they qualified this year, rather than drawing for positions as in previous years. This was done in the Interest of the spectators. - Isais is No. 1, the top qualifier Ted Allen No. 2, and so on down the line. According to the sche dule, Isais, on the final day, will meet the seven top qualifiers, ending up against Allen. The champ will have to be on his game come Monday night. Allen's qualifying score was 543, which is 19 points higher than the top qualifying score of last year 524, posted by Jones and Tommy Bartler of Milwaukee, Wis. The top four qualifiers this year all beat last year's top qualifying mark. This year ten topped the 500 mark, compared to only six last year. Qualifying rounds are determined by each contestant's score In throwing 200 shoes, 100 at each count pair of stakes. three and shoes within six Inches count 1. In match play, however, ringers cancel each other and only the remaining points are scored to the player with remaining shoe on the ringer or the closest shoe. (Continued on back page) announced plans for a "Get Out the Vote" campaign, with emphasis on appealing to all residents to register for this vote, the primary election and the final election. Brute J. Parsons, president of the lotal Jaytees, said the club is going to aim at 100 per cent registration in the city. Plans are being made to publicize widely the registration days and urge residents through signs, radio and newspapers to get their names on the rolls. The Jaytees and mem bers of its auxiliary also plan many personal contacts and telephone calls to boott the registration. The Jaycte president reminded residents that many names had been taken off the rolls recently by the County tletk and urged all to check to make certain their names were linteu. Murray residents have two advI ditional k 2 opportunities to register than do other sections of the county. Because of the bond elettion, local residents will be able to register Aug. 12, Aug. 19 Aug. 28 and Sept. 2. prior to the sewer bond election Sept. 5 and the primal y Sept. h. There also will be four cour.ty-widopportunities to reciter prior to the-finelection. Meanwhile, of e are a Mayor J. Clifford wutcr him used to couple for the big county-widswimming nvft tehiy (Friday) Getting Hansen and City Recorder Alvtn Dick Hiiesscr's friends, Janice Nelson, left, and Mariitn Wort hen. They're really trying to coux him Into W. Wahlquist were busy preparSalt Lake Tribune photo. practicing for the diving meet. In which he Is entered. ing a Publicity Pamphlet for distribution to all voters of the citv The pamphlet will sewer proposal in detail, including a copy of the ordinance to be approved If the voters sanction th action. As to the sewer proposal, Mayor More than 500 youthful swim-th- e Hansen said The annual dance review and Many Murray Misses are expec- "all the official work ted to vie for the Miss Murray ming Bnd diving stars of the is completed tin the arts and crafts exhibits of program". summer program conducted in title In a eontet currently being county will compete today in Mur- - 'The rest is up to the voters", ha said. uons The city has been studying elementary schools of the area cnnoucieo Dy uie .Murray lav City park pool in the annual Club. Count swtmmlnir miM-- l irmn. the engineering and financial prowill be held Thursday, Aug. 14. blems of the proposal for several Blair, chairman of the Lions by the Salt Lake Count v at 8 p. m. in the Murray High coTim:i:fe lor relet inn or tne recreation dtpurtmenL The event years. This study was culminated school auditorium, it was announ- talented lotal beauty, urges all will get underway at 1 p. m. and recently when public meetings ced Thursday by Paul S. Boe. organizations of the city to spon- - is under the direction of Snide t, the Mir a lK'al girl in the event. Tavlor. Salt Lake county recreation Ir hdj through-Irontintipnoett entries also are sought. The Tlie three lop winners from each m bark pate) deadUne for the entries is Auir. or the swimming centers in the The schools to be 6 Wlth tne judging to be held recreation depart ment's county 15 a include at at the event will time and place to program will Bonny-- ! Aug compete in the 2fl Jaycee Name view. Liberty and Arlington of be selected by the committee. dilferent clnssrs. There also will Committee the committee for """bert 1952 be a water carnival event, with Murray school district and Wo,.d-!,hp- ': ;are Frank A. Johnson. K. V. Mor- Bruce J. Parsons, president of stexk. Oakwood and Plymouth at XetMM Bnj j. IyPO Enerts,n, Kn. each pot.! prefnt;ng stunts for the entertainment of the spacta-jtoi- the Murray Citv Junior Chamber Granite school distinct. These tri-- s may be made with any of and other competitors. of Commerce, Thursday announcschools comprise the Murray area (Continued on bark page) individual winners will be awar- ed the of the followof the recreation departments pro- - j ded gold medals. Second and third ing commit tf s to serve during th place winners will be given rib- current mr: gram, under the direction of of Stake bons, as will winneis of the relay Birthdnv taJtmlur committee . area . , Meyrick. Murray i I events. I tiAtrlav Dr. I.n W. Challis. chairman, and n hSA The dancing will be under the FJimination events were conduc- Mrk Hrndnrkt direction of Barbara Olson, Lee The annual Old Folks Day of ted for local swimmers at the MurSnack Shatk committee I Von Ann Winter and Chadette Mey Murray Stake will be held Tues- ray pool Monday. Those who Crawford, t barman, and Keith rick. Accompanists are Marilyn day aftemon In Liberty Park. qualified In the various events IU1I follow Other swimmers up to Get Out the Vote" commute and Joan Casper. Arts and . . three in division will be chosen Newell Garff. thairman; tr. Vern are crafts directors Margaret A program and luncheon has by (he Instructors twfor the WrbMrr Joan Casper, Bon Wright bwn planned for the oldsters, with county meet i: ni(ri Harrdd Munteer and r and LeKoy Morris. the ward P.elitf Soceties taking 12 years McM.llar. Boys Crawl stroke The program will be free and charge of the luntheon for each and under. Kenneth Black and! Chrism. adiviliH. rommiUc the public is cordially Invited, Mr. ward. The MIA of the stake will Bc.ger Black: 13 and 14 years. I Wayr.r Ottlry. 3, thairman; 'be in charge if the program. Continued on Inidde Meyrick detlared. UUtn L i.r,J Nrtil Judkma. til Kip iZ I v V j . e Dancing, Exhibit Of Craft Slated Contest Scheduled County Swinging For 'Miss Murray' Meet Here Today j D-.- n ng long-sough- Indi-vid.'- lt-- ed ed Many Local Firemen Attending State Meet of the Murray fire volunteer department City were away last night (Thursday) to attend the first day'a sessions of the annual state firemen's convention In Spanish Fork. All but a few of the firemen attended to participate in the parade which Muny members started at 6 30 p. m. Chief Deb Townsend exepcted many of the firemen to remain for the three days of the con vention. although many also were expected to return to Murray af ter the parade last night. Murray City's delegates to the convention are Chief Townsend. Aast. Chief F.arl Healy. A. J. Joe Gillen, Hyde Stauffer (continued on bnck page) Pe-ter- a. Prexy ." o Verify rtM i fra ' a, |