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Show THE MURRAY (Utah) EAGLE a Tkt Nifi Thursday, July 27, 1961 4rtUr and ID 1 lender Calven Max-fiolare in charge of the 1' East Jordan Priests Quorum Ir,. Outing Thursday Pariy Planned The annual sum canyon capers -- jrccniiciu. s r . i - ...j i - m will be held Thursday, Aug. oia, in the Murray i'arK pa- viilion, beginning at 7 p.m. ' W ' A1, ,,if,h piRsts, toget'luwith their wife, and widows of is planned, high priests in the stake, are boys born. only Following is a list of local parents, who hail children born at Cottonwooil last week. Dan-group- s, conduct is Win--Jul- Stake Bates Want Ad singing. At the Sign of the Beaver 1 x r - July 5i;!.r( Charlotte Ave. Mrs. Sheldon ( ieoi ge Julv 17. 51 h So. 3072 Steadnian, Fast, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Payne, July 17. Mr. and Mrs. lonald Alan Manila, July 17. Mr and Mis James N. Kern-leDownward ")60 K. 6270 South, I77li W. 41125 So., July 17. IK. July Mr and Mrs. Robert Lee, :;.".H2 novs So. 11th East, Julv 17. and Mr. i v sw. v rn l i n m z n A CHECK TO BE USED for purchase of on ice cream freezer for youngsters in the Salt Lake Detention Home is presented to Claude C. Dean, superintendent, by Mrs. Alfred 4760 South Redwood Road Housewares, Plumbing, Garden Tools and Seeds, Etc. Etc. THERMOS JUGS, Electrical, Salt Lake City. Members of Alpha chapter. Beta Sigma Rhi donated a $25 check Thurs-- ! day to the Salt Lake Detention Home through its superintend-- ' cut, Claude C. Dean. The money was the second such gift presented by the group in recent months. It was the work of the service committee, headed by Mrs. Alfred Schemanas, 9858 Amber Lit., Sandv. I'KKIIAI'S AX even more appreciated gift, however, is the sorority's standing offer of a birthday cake to a youngster in the delenton home. If the child's birthday arrives while $329 special ancl UP 15 CURTAIN RODS For Your Convenience Now Open All Day SATURDAYS - Tii-- ir mi IB 4374 Camille. Sorority Gives Ice Cream Freezer to Detention Home Hardware, Paints, Phi, of which Mrs. Schemanas is vice president and chairman of the service committee. Lookng on, from left, are Mrs. Duane Taylor, 579 East 5300 South Mss. Paul R. Morgan, president, 4316 Conrad and Mrs. Paul Bur-le- Schemanas, 9858 Amber Ln., Sandy. It's a gift of Alpha chapter, Beta Sigma AM ... for all your Building Materials, he's there, the ladies see that it's suitably observed with a cake. On Valentine's Day, the sorority's project is to furnish home-bake- d cake and ice cream to those in the home. It's another much appreciated gift, Mr. Dean says. THE CHECK given Thursday is earmarked for an electric ice cream freezer, Mrs. Schemanas said. In addition to of the service chairmanship committee, she's vice president A memof the organization. ber of her committee is Mrs. Duane Taylor, 579 E. 5300 So., Murray. President of the chapter is Mrs. Paul R. Morgan, 4316 Conrad. mrnmmiwumiMUlMmi II Murray Man's Trial Dated iii,, 't:'w, .. tt ' - ...,y 17 .. , ... .... f " f s, f (.Ilil.S Mr and Mrs. (Icrald Kesler, 5520 So. 571) West, July 17. Mr and Mrs. Kay Klder, (.11; 512;; So. Rockev lit- - Julv 15. Mr. anil Mrs. (' Cnint Mr and Mrs Floyd R. Jepp- rison, 121 k. ;uoo South. son, Magna. July 15. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Darrcll Mr. and Mr- - (leroge John Hansen. I'.'OO So. 1095 Wi W. 59S7 Son Kalakis July 15. Julv 10 Mr and Mrs Andy P. Sniiv-al- l. Mr and Mr.-- . Thomas I,. 2:10 E. (bin So..' July 17. 757 K Scott A v c, Warner Mr. and Mrs. Kent C. liige-low- , July lti. 1720 W. 5255 South, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Ray 17. July Oillins. 4161 W. 5615 South. Mr. and Mrs Keid V. Malm-biu'17. and singing around the sie, president. Elmo T. Martin and J. Nephi Yates, counselors, campfire. is program and Sylvester Turner, secre i,arry HOKanson chairman, and Richard Boyce tary. Gleaner leader Donna little 2 ' as well as various activities invited. A smorgasbord dinner are including games, skits present- - and program being cd by each of the ward MIA planned by Robert Rees will Timpanogos Camp to Open . mer outing of the Murray Stake High Priests Quorum n steak dinner J Mr. and Mrs. John. E. Lee, Magna, July 17. Cottonwood Maternity auth- I'll: ey, liioi) Village. Kd., July orities reported 34 childien IT. born Mr. and Mrs Wayne Bell, at their establishment last week. The males account - :!7M So. West Temple, July 18. ... ... ..i e.... tk,.i 1W1 Mr. and Mrs. Dane Hoggs, HI IIK1L iiuiiim-iVl Dili i.l ..t with the dislatt side account- 5555 So. 4385 West, July 18. Mr and Mrs. Keith J. ing for the remaining lit, and so maintaining their lead for 3825 So. 2570 West, Julv 1!. the second week. M r. and Mrs. Ray Kumnier, Locally, the girls were also ahead, with G for them and 4330 W. 571(1 South, July 19. Murray. is the theme of an outing scheduled for all and Gleaners of East Jordan Stake 100.101 row imaayi ai d:jo p.m. at uiacio Lodge at the mouth of Little Cottonwood, A V X Tie Stork Keeps Busy In Juy; 34 New Arrivals At Coffonwood - ' .. Salt Lake. A. preliminary hearing date of Sept. 19th has been set for Larry Birch. Murray, on a charge of forgery and uttering. Following arraignment eari ier this month, he had been re leased on 51,000 bail. THE Ml'KRAYITK ;was ar- rested July 3rd after Attempting to cash a check forged on Walter Larson Ford, Co,.: 5293J So. State, at a Sugar House supermarket Officers of the Salt Lake City police check detail, who had been investigating a series of similar forgeries in several area business places, made the arrest. It is charged that Birch stole a check protector and a supply of checks from the Murray firm, where he had once been employed. Utilizing for identification the driver's license of a Hugh Barlow, he cashed checks ranging from $R8 60 to $175.25 at several stores, including Sears Cannery Sales, Grand Central, AlberLnon's and Bern's. mm nei. IN OltDEK TO avoid detection, Salt Lake police allege, he exchanged license plates on his car with a stolen set prior to entering a place of business where he planned to rash a rheck. The stolen plates were taken from an auto owned by Boyden Orlich. 6 West . ' tiM,M " Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. I Viz.- ley, :s7t!t So. i:0 Kasl. .Inly l'. Mr. ami Mis. Morrell Shir ley GriKUS. 122 American Ave July 17. Murray. Rev. John Hornok, pastor of Murray Bible church and director of Camp Timpan-ogo- s, a Christian youth Bible camp, announced lllis week that registrations for the seventh annual encampment have reached the Me added that he anticipates enrollment of 125 to 150, whieh would be a record. THE CAMP opens Sun. lav July 30 and carries throu,!' Sunday. Aug. 6th. It is ed in American Fork canyon above Timpanogos Cave. Speakers at this year's cainn will he Phil Shuler'of Denver-and Dr. I. Colo., an cvang-disArthur Mouw, a foimer in: sioiiarv to Korueo iimli-lb" Christian and Missionary Alliance Mission. KEY. IIOKN'OK acls as his nun representing chin eb and several ol hers in the Salt Lake and Ogden area, which are The program includes P.ibhi classes, supervised recrea ion, handiwork, campfire gatherings and a young people's chorus choir. (Timpanogos, Page IIS, Col. 1) 100-mar- Im-.i- t 4 E Rosemary Anderson was released as a teacher because of an impending move to Califor- In Salt Lake City nia. Following Is a list of local S Other officers are: Cay Pier-so- n parents who had children ben n and Eva Caldwell, secre- in Salt Lake hospitals is, taries; June Larsen, chorister; week. and Susan Bushman and Joan hoy's Cluphf, organists. Teachers for Mr. and Mrs It. Wesley the coming year will be Angie Naeglc, Donna Lundquist, Joy lor, :!243 Lchi Ir July l.r. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuril, Strohn, Gayle Grcssman, Loa Meadnwviiw Kd., July Adams, Nancy Dalton, Marge 476r'-Wright, Leone Wright, Norma 15. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tanner. Barney, Ann Astle, Maxine Jensen, Utahna Palmer, Steve 845 E. 4::t.r) South, July 1". Mr. and Mrs. Olean II Man Downs, Joyce Orton and Bar- So. isoxwood Koad. IB bara Ma rwedel. ning, WIZ i July 15. Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Carlson, 4!13 So. 4055 West, July 16 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Patev, 1613 W. 4:100 South, July Hi. Mr. and Mrs Gloyd I). AnMurray. The Civil Air Patrol has saluted Cadet Lt. .Kay derson, Magna, July 17. Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. DrapWolcott as current Cadet of er, Magna. July 17. the Month. Mr. and Mrs. Howard WilLt. Wolcott commanded the drill team to second place in kin. 18 W. 5!75 So., July 17. Mr. and Mrs, Jan IJ. Engclass B at the Utah drill com5!H K. Scott Ave.. Julv petition held on Armed Forces land, 17. Day, at Hill Air Force Base. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. I , ji, grMv; ' Jtf vJ i mwjTwmsKi,A-iJ- ' A: -- A 1 . JrTT Months Cadet Is Lt. Wolcott II World's Finest Bourbon since 1795 . loumoK whisut isf' its: , L 7s ' -- H ; Owner Manager ri. . , kM ( ' w -r4 . U . Kiiii.iriw.ffcl Roc-buc- I"" - - A nr. . r(rl. " ninl .i Something hot has been added the new Falcon 170 Special engine! of the I'Jtil Falcon the There's a new thrill optional 170 Special rnnine with spirited new (tower. Add to that America's lnnr.4 prie" for true wdans a murh a f ")") lessf than new "oompromt compart" pped . And handling ra so ouUiandinu that comparably (xtwer steering in't nitfled. 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Refreshingly diflcrc nt, as a diMinctive A rare yd always Man just the same, Olympia character thai millions of WcMcrnrr prefer. hat ing uwtrr in . and bring out only the mo-choice hop? and Train. Thi i? taste A water that btends in t delicate flavors from .I . . . and is why wc say .. MURRAY Plumbing & Appliance 5666 South Stato Dccn the renn for Olympia's Preserves 20-o- z. 7i far fyfl Table Rite Ground Beef 2 "" W GOULD DEALER Authorised dulnbvdor ol thit fin lin of pumpl lor oil purpoiot. . Its the Water9 V I Murray First rui li m. Wh OTIIKIt instrumental which won the honor Wolcott is her work squadron function. Every Saturday Lt. Wolcott types for the Air Force Recuiting office. Besides typing and working herself, she has taken in and been responsible and in charge of several other cadets who have worked in this capacity. LT. WOM'OTT is the daughWilson Ave. ter of Lt. Perl Wolcott ami Birch told Salt Lake offi-rcr- Capt. Helen Wol.-ott- . f04 E they reported, that he 4500 South. Murray. Her parhad thrown the check protec- ents almt serve in the Civil Air tor into a lake prior to his Patrol. arrest. See llrlntiin'w Bargain Trnt for fiiianuttrwd lutl Appliances! 4700 Ho. State tt, tt,t lr- - wfort ore ofttm vrtcnm to the Olympia Brtu int Co , Olympxo, Wah ill Wmttr A I. g REPAIR PARTS Complelt itotk of all porti lor Ooul4 Tumpi rtpoiri n a hutryi all 0y M makes repoircd and parti ittxli maintained. Thre'i noih lr0 w con'l do wiih pompi. DIAL AM .1 |