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Show was Merl Ingram of Salt Lake Thursday, Sept. 15, 1955 - Murray (Utah) Eagle City with his Grumman guardwas e The partially pe- ian. Lee Bailess of Murray Breinholt Serves At the ninsula supplies logistic support winner with his Cesna 180 inPoul-son for fleet activities afloat and junior VA class and Jerry Base Philippine Navy of Sandy won the junior open ashore. Aside from their regular A United States Navy release duties, the sailors based here are class with his Luscombe Sedan. from Cavite, Philippine Islands often called upon to be host to Two other Murray men, LeRoy reveals that George B. Breinholt, officers and men of allied vessels Litson and Max Nichols finished second in the senior open and technician first class, USN, son Visiting the area. senior A, respectively. of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Breinholt, The contest was judged on 4647 So. 1175 W., is serving with finish, detail and scale operathe U. S. Naval Station there. Utah Water Users tion. Mr. Breinholt is the husband To Meet On 20th Each of the above winners alof the former Miss Marie B. Utah Water Users Assn. has so won a plaque in their respecLabrum of Murray. set a date of Tuesday, Sept. 20th tive divisions for the best finishat 10 a.m. for its 12th annual ed model except Mr. Ingram. meeting. It will be held in the That honor was captured by Governor's Board Room of the Lee Bateman of Sandy. state capital building. Page 8 man-mad- The business session will be held in the morning and a round table discussion of water problems is scheduled for the Steven Jacobson Head Of Grade Officers cumulated experience in the cafe and restaurant business in San Francisco in 1936. For five years he accepted odd jobs from buss boy to waiter in hotels and restaurants in Frisco, before returning to Utah in 1941 to start a business of his own. While in San Francisco he married the former Miss Arlene Hampton in 1938. They reside at 991 East 4580 South Street with their two children, a son, Barry, 16 and a daughter, Dawn, Two Famous Names 12. in Boots and Shoes Pete lists as one of his most successful additions to the Har-ma- n Cafe menu Kentucky fried chicken, which is served with hot rolls and honey. The famous chicken dinners were added three years ago. "Our object has always been and will continue to be to serve the family of average means the best available food for the most popular prices," Pete said. "We want to continue to offer an atmosphere where our customers will be proud to bring friends withand out of town guests out having to climb out of their range, pricewise." Steven Jacobsen is the new captain of the Bonnyview School traffic officers. Winners Named In Principal Vere McHenry listed five others named to the force Local Model Contest in elections, Sept. 9. They are: United Model and Paint Sup- Margie Lambson, lieutenant; Jet-t- a e Eustance, Larry Smith, ply Monday named the winners Baker and Charles Maze. of its 10th annual scale model KENTUCKY I airplane contest held Sunday at The school chooses new officers every three months. PpJttSIfl STRAIGHT BOURBON Murray City Park ball field. Spartans WHISKEY The contest was divided into (From Page 1, Col. 4) two divisions with two classes Elder Wirthlin To split the uprights for placement in each division. All models suba 0 lead. mitted were replicas of real air- Go To Swiss Mission the home Before the craft. club made its most serious David Wirthlin Bitner Elder James Ostler of Provo won the testhreat, capitalizing on the only A class with his Curtis was honored at a farewell senior Second timonial Ward Murray fumble they recovered to in Murray Winner of the senior open LDS stripe. Two chapel Sunday, prior to his get to the Johnson, by bobbles for the costly departure loss Mission. though, totalled a was Elder Harold B. Lee of the as the midway point Council of the Twelve was prin- reached. reHawkins' dazzling cipal speaker. Bp. Joseph L. . . . Just as we have been for Wirthlin and Ep. David McCleery turn of an American Fork punt many years to serve you in also spoke. your CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY NEEDS midway through the final quarElder Wirthlin enters the Mis- ter set the stage for the clinchsion Home at Salt Lake City ing touchdown after the two Sept. 21. He leaves Salt Lake clubs battled on even terms RESTYLING RECOVERING Oct. 1 and will sail from New the entire third quarYork to his destination Oct. 5. through ter. The Spartan speedster took the kick on the loser's 48 and FREE FREE Harman back to the 20. Winn drove got ESTIMATES PICKUP & DELIVERY to the nine on the next play and (From Page 1, Col. 2) stories" available in this country Hawkins went the balance of (1,500 Patterns to choose from) where such stories flourish. But the way over his own left side. Pete differs from the general Koncar's conversion was good. The Spartan kicking game "run of the mill" in the respect was a tough left something to be desired even he shuns the that "it All Purpose All Alu minum fight" routine. He admits he had though Hawkins, on a hurried his share of "down" days but boot, rolled one STORM DOORS & WINDOWS adds, "I think I can count the out of bounds on the American downright miserable days on my Fnrlc four. His hich punts gave $39.95 and up 10 fingers." His climb up the ladends plenty of time to get into der of success Pete will tell the secondary but did lime (Budget Terms) has been for the most you part an enjoyable one. With a game under their belts, HEAVY 18" KICKPLATE Although the big change for plus a rough week of practice the State Street cafe came in which many things came VARIETY OF STYLES 1951, when the entire front was during In for a polishing job, the Sparrenovated, Pete made it a point tans may prove more formidable to push through an improvement Available with full length rolled in aluminum in tomorrow afternoon's game. project every year since 1941. could find screen, or separate screen and glass panels. This has been a morale booster If they don't, they even Made from strong, satin smooth extruded to Pete because it adds to the the Millard squad a tarter enaluminum. assurance that you aren't "just though it's a counter. Following the Invasion standing still." inA native of Granger, Pete at- of the Fillmore school, they'll season on Frihome the tended school augurate in UPHOLSTERY Cyprus High Magna. He spent two years with day, Sept. 23rd by entertaining on the S. 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