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Show THE MURRAY 8 .mi OJtah) EAGLE Neil Tk itr Thursday, February 23, 1961 Kearns JHS Dates Meet Kearns. The annual Founders Day meeting of the Kearns jun- ior high school has been scheduled for Thursday, March 2nd, at 7:30 p.m. Past presidents to be honored are Mrs. Deen Scofficld, Mrs. Konald Whittle and Bill Snyder. DIKING TIIK evening, nominees for offices will be intro-- 1 duced. They are: LaRuc Wilden and Rhea Slick, president; Af-- ; ton Smith and Lois Gerlock, vice president; Ardith Allred, Marie Veazie, secretary: Beth Nelson and Elaine Wicker, treasurer. Principal G. Morris Howley will give a summary on the school's "Code of Conduct". Several numbers will be presented by the music department. A contest is being held between individual rooms to see which can have the most parents in attendance at the session. A party will be given the winning room. P-T- A Granaer-Kunfe- Chamber Formed r Granger. A group of approximately 20 businessmen from the Granger-Hunte- r area net recently to organize a Chamber of Commerce. On hand to aid in the forming of the group were William Dawson, president; Joseph Sloan, executive secretary of the Kearns chamber, and Ned Winder, a member of the Salt Lake Chamber Board of Governors. .Ml. WINDER said, "We have both a Community Council and the Lions Club in Granger, but neither organization concentrates on business promotion or affairs a separate Chamber of Commerce couM 1. aid in attracting new businesses to serve our exploding pop- 1 ulation, which now exceeds ifid u ... 1 j 20,000." f If. )fi;i - ' 1 i The project received tho backing of the Granger-Hunte- r Town Council and received favorable reaction from about 50 local businesses in Granger-Hunte- r d DISCUSSING PLANS for the Granger who were contacted E. Coombs, from left: Commerce Kenneth Chamber of are, to the prior meeting. Jr., president; George E. Fairbourne, executive secretary, and David Lingard. acting as Arch D. Coats, vice president. Not pictured is Larry L. temporary chairman for the group, conducted an initial Tuckett, treasurer. meeting to explain the need for a chamber, and the group se- ties of such an organization. IT W AS DFX IDE!) at the Want ads get quick results! lected George Fairborne to furON FKIDA V, a sec session that the Commerce Tlll'S, ther investigate the possibili- - ond meeting was called and the would cover the same area as fall AM Granger-Hunte- r Town organization of a new Cham- the ber of Commerce for the Gran- Council, and all businessmen ger and Hunter areas was com- of the area are urged to attend the next meeting of the Champleted. Kenneth E. Coombs Jr., 1143 ber, to be held Wednesday, R. 0th South, was elected presMarch 1, at 11:30 a.m. The ident of the group. Mr. Coombs meeting will be held at the Buildis assistant vice president of Professional the Redwood Branch of Valley ing, 3575 So. 4000 West. "We would like to publicly State Bank. Other officers named are invite all businessmen of the A-. . . indicates a complete Arch D. Coats, vice president; area to join us at our next range of shoe widths that Larry L. Tuckett, treasurer, meeting in order to further few stores can boast! It's also and George E. Fairborne, exec- business relationships in our utive secretary. area," Mr. Coombs stated. a common expression of true comfort used by w men who are correctly fitted in our famous 4948 So. Sat V County-Cit- y V ,Murrav.,, Utah RED WING'S! Sizes 6 thru 1 5, widths A thru H (EEEE) newly-organize- Mid-We- istr Murray. A highly controversial bill proposed in the Utah Legislature which would consolidate all city and town libraries in Salt Lake county into the county library system drew fire from several sources this week. Mrs. Ruth Vine Tyler, librarian of the Salt Lake county system, corrected several fallacies in the proposal with a letter to Mayor J. Bracken Lee and Salt Lake City commissioners. AKTIU'K IUSIIOP. chairman of the Murray City Library, voiced his strong disapproval of the proposal and said his board members were staunchly opposed to merging the Murray facilities with any others. Mayor Henry Beckstead of Midvale, chairman of the County Library System, expressed considerable opposition to the bill and said he would fight to kill it in the Legislature. Mayor Lee has been generally conceded to have instigated the measure in which it was asserted "city property owners pay a tax supporting both the city I ii ' 'JL 000 Tl j I Buy it with Brinton's plus GEs Most Service .. . . Ellent, Most Dopende o Automatic Washer Ever! - l- mmm . mm mm - - ALL-NE- 1961 W GENERAL ELECTRIC nt- Volumatic II "raj washes T J II ll I J n Filter-Fl- o a rea y clean i Mucin. Thursday. blKll their talent the student bikh s bool, Wallace I. i M :.tm i I IW ' womto im . , t. t-- -- I I. M . c CrM W- . - C mm. w , . AM CALL . 6-35- 'rr--j brinton&j;jJ$I i . . . 4700 FLAN EL Juvenile and Floral Patterns 39 you'll be GLAD you did. SoufhSfcrfc... on Murray's Million Dollar Mile yds. Reg. $"! oo "... Innioj III hh7c roiMisrlor. r Hsw-mbl- lx..y if Cxpniii si lns t!nt Itiis wis the fust lime the nmnn) pro at Slam hud been t'vpnis He riolc-- tbat the pur. o of the prewntfltinn VI a not only to suli-lifrelntions brtwi-r!be schools, but o also (Hr the ni'r hih n to the out"pjnttuilitV 1 standing talent of the n ing Pi hol It was bIshi nnnottm el bv Mr Uden that the tinal eniti1v for the m hsl "paiil" Bl NEW PATTERNS 45" Width Reg. 39 Reg. J It! 4 yds. CIYTIB Bright Spring Patterns Reg. 79 I I 1 MEPE IE Ideal for Sportswear or Slip Covers Rcg.im 59 JJ YDS IIS For Infants Clofhes or Sportswear Reg. 9P 39 yds. $r? I LEISURE LADY Drip-Dr- y lu-- sh-11- artist, who works with thalk and paints. The program Is lm bided in the tuduit cUvily tarj. Coffons Crease Resisfant PrC'Shrunk piT-ent.- would lie pi It Will featuiv an Hl Itioi-kbin- sdl''l p!r.itilft nilt f3 " PERCA Assembly Given By Brockbank rtuv , and Pafferns Solids and Fancies ti'l B"",M"' uk, . Kit" im-H- l La st library and the county library while county residents pay only the countv library levy". MltS. TYLER. IN her strongly-worded letter, said to Mayor Lec: "Is it possible you did not know that Salt Lake City residents do not pay one cent toward the County library system and have never done so in the 21 years that the county library has been in existence?" Continuing, Mrs. Tyler added there is no overlapping or duplicate taxation on the city residents for county library service. Only property owners in Granite and Jordan school districts are taxed for the county library and (service is returned to them!" The county librarian set the record straight concerning the size of the mill levy as well: "The maximum legal levy for county libraries, according to Utah law. is one mill only, not a as reported in the newspapers." SHE WAS complimentary to tho local library, writing: "There is only one unaffiliated, independent library in the county, namely Murray City, which operates efficiently and well under the laws of Utah and has done so for many years". "I don't believe county residents would be very enthusiastic about having their library taxation doubled at a time when the building of the Salt City structure is so imminent." she added. "In the future, however, it might be necessary that this maximum of one mill be raised to care for the fast-groing county library system." Also speaking for the Murray City board was J. M. Cornweil said: "I believe Mayor 1'e's who last week completed over two years us Its chairman. He proio.snl is entirely unfair and it simply constitutes anoihcr on the part of Salt MUe City to Kiddle the rest of the county with a burden the city has proved itself unable to carry. "WE OV THE Murray library lioard arc quito proud .if our accomplishments dovn through the ycais. Our comp .id ami efficient library has lung been a source of pride to nti-en- s of the community and we are very much opjMiscd to t ilk of annexation Into any other system "I certainly hope the legislators will thoroughly examine this ml nation before taking a I ton which could be dctrimi utal to everyone concerned." Mrs. Tyler cxprcssiil the opinion such n proponed mritM-- r demanded a sincere and detailed studv trt advance and haaxliM the thought that it is "inite iMiumtile" utich a Mudv "Wtuld reveal no advantages in mng-In- g the two systems. a Hie ba.ms for K'xl libtarv wmt rati be reduced to the number of prisons served nnd the nmximum amount of money with which to do it". r ruini iitii New Spring Colors if-fo- ,VB2 11 ' Proposed SL Library Bill Draws Fire i . ...MaaaaaMA Al TTlT? Whafs -- ja ran Reg. 69 2 YDS GRANGER SHOPPING CENTER 3589 South 2800 West PARK FREE NO METERS NO NO PARKING FINES TO PAY TIME LIMIT |
