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Show lard battle in modern years. Their tha campaign next year can Thursday, Sept. 22, 1955 - Murray (Utah) Eatfe triumph ran the Spartan two- - ister and take part in the Pa?e 8 , year victory skein to Spartans Black Angel Fish NOW 13. (From Page 5, CoL 7) rin Hawkins was again the Police wheelhorse of Murray's offenPage 1, Col. 5) sive in Friday's game at Fill- should(From feel they are being intermore. He was joined, though, by fered with when their moveveteran Rudy Varoz who scored ments overlap in crime investitwice and carried a big share of gation. which load. The the Spartan line, Current plans would call for limited American Fork to only 43 yards on the ground, gave the Salt Lake County sheriff's Mil- office to be a "clearing house" up 133 to the lard offensive. Nevertheless the for police and sheriff's radio Eagles had to go to the airlanes cars. to get their lone tally long after the issue was decided. Conta The teams battled on even (From Page 1, Col. 4) terms through the first quarter structing jet pilots in the Philibefore Murray found the range ppines. and connected for two tallies Mrs. Conta has been affiliated during the second with musical circles of the auxisusa span. Hawkins capped liary department since 1938. She tained drive for the first score, has been a musician with the cracking the Eagle line from state department of Utah VFW r less than a yard out. Ray for the past three years. booted the placement for a Among her assignments will lead. be making herself available to Varoz got his first TD from play for annual national encampthe stripe later in the ment at Dallas, Texas. period and the Spartans went to intermission with a bulge. A Murray tally Ruben virtually iced the game. Varoz (From Page 1, Col. 8) again lugged, this time for seven terested in all phases of Our with community development and I'm yards. Koncar made it kick. a proud to say I was one of the The insurance touchdown by original ten sponsors of the sewer Hawkins came in the early mo- project. For a good many years ments of the fourth quarter. He the one thing that held the comrambled nine yards on a munity back was lack of this to make it sewer system you simply 26-couldn't attract people into a city Murray's lineup was reserve- of septic tanks!" sprinkled when Coach T a f t Mr. Ruben called his basic in Watt s team got its only score. terest improvement of streets After pitching a touchdown and safety conditions and mainstrike to fullback Gary Stevens, tenance of adequate electrical Eagle halfback Bob Palmer ram- power, although he added, ". . . med the line for the extra point. I'll take a very active interest The winners had the best of in all things pertinent to the the statistical argument, netting city government and will do my 240 yards to 160 for Millard and very best to properly fill the comto Bix. missioner's position." hanging up 11 Once again, however, their passing offense failed to click and a Fund single completion in five tries (From Page 1, Col. 2) gained 16 yards via the airlanes. The Fillmore crew, on theothef mountain climbers have thorhand, chalked up good oughly searched the area, no trace of him has as yet been for 50 yards. found. It was the first Murray-MThe Kearns Council launched the drive with $25. Persons or organizations desirous of assisting may do so by contacting Alvin Drake, executive secretary of the council. His address is 517 6 South 4620 West and his teleDonations may phone AM also be made through Millie Oberhanaley, secretary of the recreation board at 4150 West Rare more-pote- AVAILABLE AT VERN'S Pet Shop 4832 So. State nt Kon-ca- AM 7-- 0 13-- 0 third-quart- Tropical Fish of all kinds including this er 20-- 0 goal-splitti- week's feature: quick-open- Leopard Catfish er 0. .Plecastomus reg- Robbins (From Page 1, Col. 7) France at the peak of World War I. His banking career led steadily from clerk to assistant cashier, to cashier and to vice presiIn October, 1938, the dent. bank's president, Mr. D. A. McMillan, passed away and the following January, Mr. Robbins assumed the presidency, a post he's since held. He's an ardent backer of Murbusiray and many present-da- y nesses here owe their beginning to financial assistance given them by the First National directly and upon Mr. Robbins' recommendations. "I'm pretty bullish," he says, "where it concerns Murray, and I'm confident our normal growth over the next ten years is going to be really substantial." ' You can rest assured, we might add editorially, that so long as Harry Robbins is the guiding hand behind the First National Bank, its growth is going to parallel that of Murray and the entire area. In 1923 the institution moved from the present location of the Want Ads Get Results! Murray Music Shop to the new Eagle it. houses building which still Three years ago, a thorough brought the First National to the status of one of as well g the state's as soundest institutions. Its president is and has been an active man in the community. He is Past Commander of the American Legion post; past President of the Lions Club; a 32nd degree Mason and Shriner NOW Lf YEARS in Mt. Moriah Lodge No. 2; an active member of the Chamber OLD face-liftin- ADVERT wi ?c- COMPLETE LINE OF SUPPLIES ACQUARIUM ,'.ri Heaters Pomps Tanks Filters M B N T 4 r",; - g finest-lookin- III ft of Commerce. Mrs. Robbins is the former Merl McMillan of Murray. She shares with her husband his interest in outdoor sporting events, his principal hobby. Harry claims no particular ambitions beyond those directly concerning the First National. "This is headache enough," he ll tell you, "without adding more wor ries in other businesses." f ( iiL wSiai ill!, ift M i private now. Mom talked Dad info putting an extra phone in my room." Ideal for families with growing youngsters, additional cost only 3 or 4 cents a day each. The installation small, regardless of location. Telephones are now is charge available in a selection of eight decorator colors, for a e extra charge. Just call our Business nominal Office. Mountain States Telephone. "Gee, Bob, we can do our homework KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON 86 HOOP one-tim- MURRAY STORE'S til,, in tele-phon- es WHISKEY PemW first-dow- ' 8 E il mm amum dm- mm Aid - 030 tUEGD rZ2' CBC' to ftm? Civic (From Pagfi 1, Col. 6) They visited the Murray B. Allan Center for the Blind, the Utah Society for Crippled Children and Adults, the new American Red Cross Headquarters and the Neighborhood House. Tours will be conducted four days each week through the balance of September. October1 1 marks the beginning of the United Fund drive. Mem-er- s of the Murray Civic Fund will solicit, but residents are asked to "give" where they work. Under the United charter. Murray will get Its share of contri-ution- s by residents who give to Salt Lake City places of employment. Robert W. Holder, president of the Murray ' fund, said that a budget of $1500 has been submitted to the United Fund. tf3 TUT csn ff JJS-- & $Xi '8G& oar r lit) 3juD n& M1' ih - it) 5d unC' 3d 4 HI:;, (SgBjvfl:) rrr cnic 0 'ffip Qqi ji. tHD 5 Republican (From Tajre 8, CL 1) vanla congressman and Murray Chotlner. Los Angeles, campaign Richard manager for Vlce-PreM. Nixon, will play leading roles In the armilons on both days, Mr. Wilklnaon announced. Senator Arthur V. Watkins and Congressmen William A. Dawson and II. Aldoua Dixon also will speak. The workshop Is being conducted primarily for all county and voting district officers, members of the State Executive and Central committees. However. Mr. Wilkinson said that all who expect to work In Infants Wear . . . For The Home . Mats SI Fatigue INFANTS Cotton Sleepers Flannel, Washable, Full-C- ut 0--- Washable Cotton, use as Towel or blanket - 3 for X FLANNELETTE $1 USE oaoouv Cotton-Kni- t ranib Corduroy, Full-Cu- t, Washable, Fast Colors 3990 West Stain and Wrinkle Sizei 29 to 36 Resistant - Goodrich Tires, RHINESTONE, Nylon Reinforced, Groy or White Non-Sa- g Knit, 2 jI Plenty of FREE Parking! I Radiator Repair Free BacV fluking 4 I Full Fashion Nylon Sizes Midge, Norm, long 98c U f Rayon Acetate Sizes 5, 6, 7. 39c yffrV .pViA STREET ml Acoiylprp Au'onio'c Tf f an'.Tiiion j ) I Service CUSTOMER ; PARKING o area I i Tsf o"d BolafXirig onj - x Duty At All Times All Ture-U- i Nylon Reinforced, Asst. Colors Sizes 6 to 10 4 for STRETCH 66c U Auo Gla'.s Imta'ki'.on Complete rvoor M.AJLf MniUcTS i BroVe Service Alig-irripn- f A WOMEN'S Cowhide leather, 28 to 34 ! VViY!l $1.66 Skilled Mechanic on A- - Arc e end EoMc'y Sfivkc Necklaces, Earings Pins, Bracelets GIRLS S Tif SAPPHIRE, TOPAZ, CRYSTAL, EMERALD $1.33 Jewelry WOMEN'S 5400 Soufh Batteries, Accessories Itbrica'ion OnJ V.'aihing FULL-CU- T Assorted Styles CL!M1. CINTER B. F. 77c - Nightgowns Trim $1.77 $5 Houses Dresses $2 SUEDE LEATHER Dutch's Conoco Service ' . WOMEN'S FLANNEL MEN'S COTTON FLANNEL Sanforized, Washable Fast Color DeiTS $4 Strictly For Women... GABARDINE I e $1 For The Men . . . Ql OiaCKS $1.22 ' Plain Colors, Washfast - Yard st !HMUlArr W rQW 16 lb D II BLEND PINWALE Snap-Side- s, CLJIII hl.S Oil t RAYON No Ironing Needed; COTTON Triple-Crotc- PLASTIC WATERPROOF Elastic-Wai- $1 New Fall Colors Half Dozen Training Pants DMMlr Foam Rubber, Restful 88c Blankets 25c Outing Fiannel 25c Corduroy MEN S SWEAT Now of your service in Kearns - - - Curtains Full-Siz- Full Size, Soft irritating 0 DACRON PANEL RECEIVING s. aininnrcniitiii) m . . . and the reception of you, our customers, has been very wonderful. In return, we've arranged these special buys offering BIG SAVINGS to you on timely items. Drop in and take advantage of our "thank you" values. "The need is great," a council spokesman said Wednesday, "and donations will be put to good use. This is a sad circumstance and help is most certainly needed." JT & We've been in our new Murray store one month phone AM 5500 South, Pic Up a"J Dr'ufy 24 Hoot Tewing tTQII STATE Svice We Give and Redeem GOLD ARROW Trade Stamps for 150 ultra-moder- n parking facilities. I STREET tars is provided in the new Chorriber of Cowprt parking ofea at the rear of our s'ofe. Just drive in, patk ond then usa our rear entrance for posy access to ycyr shopping needil Space Our new Murray store at 4849 South State offers you everything for quick, efficient shopping with ample YOU BUY THE BEST FOR LESS AT PENNEY'S! |
