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Show MURRAY (UTAH) EAGIE Thursdoy, January 24, 1957 Pop 12 ther up State street, are begin ning to wonder if it's not a bleatd ing in disguise that the highway didn't make it this far during '66. center-divide- s j:k J" w-r- i m. , mtj ..amm-..- Murray Theatre manager Shel by Doty out beating the drums for the film "Friendly Persuasion" which opens this week-enReviewers say Gary Cooper's newest is being seen twice by many folks and is being given adsuch favorable vertising that it's packing 'em i" even after lenrthy downtown runs in most cities. d. word-of-mou- th prowler Work progressing rapidly despite inclement weather on the Some concerns above 4200 So. State claim the boulevard-typ- e division has taken a big bite out of their business because motorists won't go to the trouble of fighting their way through it. addition to Quality Oil's recap-n- r There could be merit to the plant at 5040 So. State. theory. Plans call for construction of prowltr one of the most complete set-uChange in Saturday hours anfor handling large machinery nounced by City Finance, 4917 tires in the entire area. It'll be So. State. They will now be open added to the already-fin- e Quality from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 rather plant in which passenger car than 9 until 1 as before. tires are recapped and make the prowler firm one of the most versatile in considerable interAttractingits field. est is forthcoming meeting at prowltr which Dr. Ellsworth E. Weaver Few Murray businessmen, hav- will present Metropolitan Area ing talked to their brethren fur Government plan. If all the folks ps - street who express opposition to it are present for the meeting, the doctor is going to have a difficult time getting a word in edgewise. on the prowltr The Prowler suggests: We get lights on Chamber of Commerce parking lots east and west of State. They're not only unhandy in the dark, but are proving lucrative fields for auto accessory thieves who are pilfering evcoverything from exhaust-pip- e ers to hubcaps and spotlights from cars parked thereon. Murray police are doing their part in trying to keep such thefts at a minimum, but with such assists as these dark parking areas, are going to those steal what they want. Idaho Plates Outdated, As Motorists Here Now Know Three Fined For Having '56 Tags Though Utah license plates will be valid until Feb. 28th, those of Idaho have expired, as motorists in Murray learned during the past week. Police and State Patrolmen picked up three drivers whose Idaho plates were no longer valid. All appeared in Murray city court. Judge Lawrence Nelson fined Maurice A. Newman of Salt Lake Your news contributions are $15 for having plates welcome. Dial AM from neighboring Idaho; Nor- out-of-da- te That Famous Aunt Jemima Buttermilk PAN CAKE FLOUR 36 oz. pkg. man W. Russell, Salt Lake, $15 for having expired plates and $25 more for having no Utah driver's license and Wilmer A. Blakeley, Salt Lake, $15 for having '56 plates on his car. Running through stop signs and red lights became a major offense in court again this week after a lengthy lapse of violations. Fined for failing to heed semaphores or stop signals were these drivers: Davis, Lehl, red Alphonso light, $20; Elmer G. Lee, Moab, red light, $15; Kenneth Nelson, Dragerton, red light, $20; Jacinto Riviera, Bingham, red light, $20; James Pritchett, Salt Lake, red light, $20; Jan M. Flack, Salt Lake, red light, $20; Alfred A. Meads, Salt Lake, red light, $20; Emma Brooks Clester,, 5806 Utahna Dr., stop sign, $15. Nello James Rowley, Salt Lake paid $20 for runlng through a red light and $15 more for exceeding the speed limit. A radar stake-ou- t on State street resulted in a rash of speeding tickets. Fined were these drivers: Hazel B. Hayward, Provo, $15; Milton M. Golsan, West Jordan, $10; George Buchanan, 4435 Al- the Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad tracks south of Salt Lake. Information which would confirm or deny these obplans has been the Mayor's jective. follow - Results (From Page 8, Col. 7) Big Jim Rhead paced South in its 5 rout of Murray. He hit 17, five more than Spartan leader Byron Bowman. Games on Friday provided Two some real went overtime. One went into a Olympus nipped Cyprus in the game that went into a The vicsecond tory left the unsung Titans sharing the Big Nine lead. Tooele was stretched to the verdict limit in nabbing a 0 d over West in the other bout. Jordan, gaining momentum toward another state Class A title, handled a crucial one against South, winning e East expanded a over 2 decision a to edge the Granite Farmers. For the first time since league action opened, no individual class. barged into the Hy Saunders of East narrowly missed, bagging 19 at the expense of Granite, with the aid of a mark at the line. Bill Forrest garnered 18 in the Cyprus strugbright Dr., $10; Valdon D. Jen- for Olympus Miller collected 17 Mark gle. Dale R. sen, Provo, $10; Olson, Ron Williams had and for Jordan Salt Lake, $10: Walter E. Bow16 for Tooele. man, Sandy, $10; Laura D. On the other side of the 388 East 6240 So. $10 Jack Lambourne had 12 ( dismissed ) ; Lotwick Reese, South Cubs; Ron for the Sandy, $10; Edward Levine, Sofonia losing added 14 to West's Provo, $10. Dick Salisbury chalked up Richard Wilson, Richfield, $15; cause; 13 for Cyprus and Paul Bagley Marian Buckinshaw, Sandy, $10: had 12 for Granite. George Brown, American Fork, The night's best showing from $10; George Noeker, Boise, Ida. the floor belonged to Tooele. $15; Mark R. Facer, Provo, $10; Coach Clarke Johnson's club David G. Broman, Casper, Wyo.. zeroed in 26 fielders, but were de$10; John A. Knab, Almonesson. outscored from the charity-N. J., $10; Glen Y. Richards. Salt cisively mark by West. The PanthLake, $10; Bard Christiansen, ers, incidentally, had the best Salt Lake, $20; Carl Buehner. total of the four 1564 Cherokee Circle, $10 and games, firing George G. Hill, Salt Lake, $20. Big Nine's leading scorers: Roy Rushton 4886 So. 2nd Player, School FG FT TP GP Avo. West, paid $20 for having no weelt. Tooela ...28 61 15.5 driver's license and an additional Williams, Tooele .24 61 15.2 22 61 15.2 Saunders. East -of on the wrong charge driving 20 14.7 59 Horton, West side was dismissed. 22 13.7 55 Rhead, South Gordon Hills, Salt Lake, driv Fuller, East 22 54 13.5 ing a coal truck, was fined $10 but the fine suspended, on a charge of spilling debris on the SERVICES highway. 61-2- crowd-thriller- s. double-overtim- e. 57-5- extra-sessio- 5 n. 61-6- extra-perio- 54-4- 7. half-tim- six-poi- nt 57-4- nt free-thro- w score-book- s, ' FREE FOLGERS FREE COFFEE f"' 'in ii ' i se free-shooti- 5. Large CAex serving 6 EGGS pancakes 'S doz. Super Market ICE CREAM State 4854 South CONES Sat. Jan. 26fh PET Treat your family to this tasty AUNTJiH 2 lb. can 214 COFFEE Cudahy C 4 Open PANCAKE MIX 4iO Pound Dipper Spoon with k half gal. purchase FREE AUNT JEMIMA 7 Salt Lake Man Is Booked On Charge Of Indecent Exposure (Continued from Page 11) WE CATER to private parties. Live music every night. Lazy Bar Ranch. 6701 So. 23rd E. CR John Hall Lofthouse, 21. 135 So. 6th East, was Dicked un bv Murray police this week on a charge of indecent exposure. He admitted under questioning that he was the cause of complaints made by teen-ag- e girls in Murray and Sandy during the ar- raigned him Wednesday morning on the charge dated Jan. 13th. which occurred about 10:45 p.m. near the underpass on South State near Mldvale Junction. The local complaint was alleged to have taken place between State and 2nd East on 5900 So. and was reported by girls aged 1? and 18. Arraigned before Judge Bring-hurs- t. Lofthouse was given a susentence. spended 10-l- tJ COMPLETE SERVICE on shoe and ref inishing at repairing Heckels Shoe Store, Repair Dept., 4883 So. State. f 20-t- AUTO GLASS installed while you wait. Rowleys, 4157 So. State. 29-tf- g PIANO LESSONS or mine. AM your home 10-t- fj SERVICE machine Sewing service. All makes. Sewing machine rentals. Bigler'a Sewing Center. 4915 So. State. Phone AM 28-tf- g LEGAL NOTICES Third Judicial District Court In and for Salt Lake County, Probate Division Institute Probate it Guardianship Notices. Consult Clerk of District Court (From Tage 1, CoL 2) are Art Bishop, Nellie Higbee r the respective signers for and John Prpich, members of his further information. committee. NOTICE TO CREDITORS A y will occur on A. APPLE-GATWednesday for all students of Estate of GEORGE G. A. APPLE-GATMurray school district. Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned Freeway at the iffice of Danaie and (From Tftge 1, CoL S) 4762 South State Street, ports to be able to get only by on or before Murray continuing to hammer at the the 10th City. IfUtah March, A.D. 1957. day but this has authorities, capitol JACQUELINE A. BROWN, Adfar been unable to learn. ministratrix of the Estate of Freeway Ideas have been verGEORGE A. APPLEGATE tossed for around several bally O. A. APPLEGATE, months. First 7th East, then 2nd Deceased. West were favored. Currently Date of first publication, Janthere Is rumored Information uary 10, 1957. that the west side Freeway would 1 - "A" you'll need BACON - Half Gal. FREE: BREAKFAST - Gold Coin Ass't flavors 1 past week. Salt Lake county officials ICE CREAM Folgers 5 HOT half-holida- E aka E, El-le- tt, CHOCOLATE Giant Package RINSO Sundays aka -- 8-- 4 You can have the Luxuries Others Have CHECK ON THESE Cinch Assorted Cake Mixes Bread & Butter-- 16 M. C. P. Frozen Chicken PIES - 6 oz. cans Truly Fresh S'tjCO - Good or Choice POT ROAST $! for PET Pkg. 00 It PAY ROLL CHECKS GLADLY CASHED ib. Tube Tomatoes Potatoes Grape Fruit FREE PARKING AT REAR " " eTrrj Start now fo moke thoie dreami a reality . . , You con do it with tavingi that earn the highest in dividend paid Murray iofety-iniure- d 3a 50 pound bag FLOUR 17 Kkv-d- , 29e 6 for 15 START NOW ... GET A BIG 3M INSURED TO ON SAVINGS $10,000.00 m, PINK OF STORE --t-- COURTEOUS SERVICE 3ib. U.S. 7cam PERSONAL Pound Ground Beef 5, Turkey - 12 quart pkg. Powd. Milk Lean - Save on f Ms - Round or Sirloin STEAKS oz. jar Orange Juice Beef U.S. Choice 5. PICKLES FOOD BARGAINS STORE-WID- E USE OUR REAR i H Hi ii. nj ;OOH-DllI- G mo:i ROUTH DOOR ENTANCE SOCIETY AM fciTATt Save by Mail n-n)- 11 |
