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Show 'I .ssl ra OJ W SaiXx jrT Serving Over 4,000 Homes In The UdL l lrea Murray-Keorn- s Tirfl! Serving South Salt Lake County Since 1872 Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah Tit I Murray Eagle Photo for City Commissioner in Murray's primary election next Tuesday, spoke last week to members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce.' Although candidate Henry Erickson was not present, the others, pictured here with William (Bill) Dunn, president of the Jaycees, made informal talks on campaign issues. From left to right here are Dr. Bruce Parsons, Mr. Dunn, David McCleery and Arthur Ruben. OF FOUR CANDIDATES THREE Candidates Tell Jaycee Group Of Plans For City Operation Three of Murray's four candidates for City Commissioner appeared Thursday evening before members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce in an especially-arrange- d forum. Missing was Henry Erickson. Present were Dr. Bruce Parsons, Arthur (Art) Ruben and David 6. McCleery. Each of the candidates made a short talk dealing with various issues of the campaign and answered questions from the floor at the close of the talks. Mr. Ruben compared the city situation to a football team. "On a football team," he said, "only one person can carry the ball. We're all playing on the same team. Who ever you pick to carry the ball, be sure he is capable of carrying it!" pre-electi- In urging careful consideration before the election, Ruben pointed out that, "Political blunders are seldom paid for by the person or persons who make them." A member of the city's planning and zoning commission, Ruben said he felt this two-ye- ar that is an asset, not a disadvantage. I feel the young people in our com munity have as much or more at stake than any other people experience would be of assist- who live here. Consequently, ance to him in properly handling I'd like to be commissioner to the commissioner's duties. He work for my future as well as that re- that of others. cautioned, however, Eagle Want Ads Get Results! gardless of the elected candidate, he will be only one of three commissioners and cannot expect or be expected to put his objectives in motion immediately. ' X urMr. Ruben gave vent to an - idea of his own concerning publicity of Murray. "We pay 2c for every power and light bill that's mailed out," he said. For one cent more we could put that bill in an envelope and enclose something about our city. We have a lot of wonderful things here. We would have 12 chances a year to tell people something good about Murray! The candidate added that his time was his own; that he was enthusiastic about the work and ".' . . J will' certainly do everything in my power to try to use the some good common sense and judgment I have used in running my own business." Dr. Parsons, youngest of the candidates, told the group: "I time to and ;:'v.' 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Ami vlien ou drive it, you will get the liigprnt thrill in all your motoring cx INSULATION Hughes, Murray, and Mr. and Ave., Midvale, Oct. 12. Other Mrs. Oscar McHenry, Murray. children, Terry, Micheal, DougBICKHAM, Eugene E. and Reta las, Randy and Jeffary.Grand-parent- s, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Taylor, 6153 Clay St., Oct. 11. Other children are Larry, David Condi, Midvale, and Mr. and and Jerry. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Walter E. McCleery, MurBirths Include Set H. Taylor are the grandparents. ray. Allen R. and LaWana RANE, James H. and Carol SanJONES, Of Identical Twins Duifey, 3336 West 3800 South, derson, 4980 South 4820 West, Oct. 11. Other children are Jen-eKearns, Utah, Gary Dee, Oct. The third week of October and Komney. Grandparents 13. One other child, Blake Kim. found the boys and girls born are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dur-feGrandparents, Mr. and . Mrs. at Cottonwood Maternity HospiTeasdale, Utah, and Mr. George I. Sanderson, Draper. tal at an even number. The total and Mrs. Ftulon Jones, Torrey, Utah, and Mr. and Mrs. C. V. of 70 births show 35 boys and Utah. Palmer, Pocatello, Idaho. 35 girls, including a new set of J. Delbert and lima POULSEN, Vee M. and Marguerite ADAMS, week. identical twins this past Those of interest to people in Jean Firth, 36 West Creek Dr., Sandstrom, 3135 South 3085 W., Rodney James, Oct. 12. Other Oct. 13. Grandparents, Mr. and this area are: children, Sandra Kay and John Mrs. Alonzo Sandstrom, Eureka, Richard. Grandparents, Mr. and Utah, and Mrs. James Adams, BOYS O. Tucker, Ogden, Utah, Manti, Utah. McHENRY, James William and Mrs. R. Bernice Hughes, 23 Rose Circle, and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Poulsen, HANSEN, Wm. Arlo and Hazel A. Stewart, 5766 Butler Circle, Oct. 11. Other children are Union, Utah. Oct. 14. Other children, Billy, William C. and Terry L. Grand- McCLEERY, LaMont and Bar815 Union bara and Mr. Mrs. Jack East Nelson, (Births - Page 12, Col. 4) are parents fix-u- p t CUU Boys, Girls Equal Here For Month Total of 70 Born Here check-u- p JB CAULKING MATERIALS Volume 73, Number 48 ifs 'Take a tip .4 am young but I feel Thursday, October 20, 1955 The doctor qualified himself as a person who has had college training which, he felt, helps to produce the ability to think, to "attack the problem from all angles; to be unbiased until there is sufficient evidence to be conclusive." Dr. Parsons advocates "giving the taxpayer more for their tax dollars." He compared Murray with South Salt Lake City, his home and a community he feels has made great forward strides in recent years. He attributed this to "interest of the people and the governing body" and said he felt Murray, too, could progress. "We should be able to accomplish what they have or more," he said. "We are spending as much money as we take in," he added, "and that means we must strive for more efficiency in our various city departments." The candidate expressed a desire, if elected, to work for improvement in the Murray city park, saying that it needs im-- ( Candidates - Page 10, Oil. 4) f:- - Single Copy, 10c SEE AND DRIVE ITl ON DISPLAY TOMORROW d V-- 3 2. ft d it must be experienced to be believed! Hydra-Mali- c completely netc Straio-Fliih- t that drtitrn thU terrific "go" ti iih o $mooth turge of power at any $pml. to top You now twerp from takr-ofperformance with the raw of a ailplanr. You idow down for Ira (Tic, prnl up for pacing, or gun for a high hill with the r changing prrwure of your toe on the acrrl-rrato- the only ign of rITort. 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