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Show ,m The MURRAY, Utah, EACLE 3D iC Joy, mi'' 13. RESIDENTS ENTERTAIN 8 TOWtl 1 COOHIRY ! GUESTS VVqynt Jfoie . Murray. Mrs. Fannie Caldwell Graham, Lawndale, Calif. Rnd Mrs. Neil McLean, Wilmington, N.C., recently spent Cockroaches two weeks visiting relatives. are pests the United States Mrs. Margaret Caldwell throughout and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones and the Salt Lake valley is no 49S8 Glenn St. exception. They carry fifth and may spread disease by pol-- , ' " lutinghavefood. an onensive oaor that may ruin 33 food. There are' about 55 kinds of cockroaches ' in the United States, but only five kinds give trouble in buildings. Most of the others live j weatherplate Sanitation BENNETT'S extra-toug- h film of beauty and protection on your home. Seals surface against weather deterioration,-foyoars of life. extra r (house paintm NEAREST had as house guests Mrs. Dale H. (Louise) Hotchkiss and her daughter Joyce. Hollywood, Cal. They were enroute home after visiting in Lincoln, Neb. DEALER Sign " V. AMho.-s-i is I have been engaged in little game involving their identifying their home. Of the 235 Mystery Homes which have thus far appeared in print in the Eagle-New- s Advertiser, only 10 have failed to be identified. Last week's home was that of Mr. and Mrs. Don Plott, 3 1 5 W 5300 South. able for in Murray school district many years. For the last five years she has worked with handicapped children. A graduate ot Jordan high school, since her marriage she has made her home in Murray. for 5 ft K4 W mi LET year when they discovered many teachers and Principal D r . Gibb R. Madsen were leaving the school to take jobs elsewhere or further their education. But the ship didn't sink (it did get shakpn a ittle by the earthquake, however) and we now have a new captain to give the commands. Already Dr. Reed Call has begun; his first being "Let's keep Granger on top!" Many readers are probably wondering about the support that our new principal has been getting. Afler all, yoti will have to admit that Dr. Gibb R. Madsen was a hard man to follow. SUBURBAN It- At COLORIZED PAINTS Ladies of the Suburban Arts club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Dick' Dangerfield, 1537 The bird wntching fratcrnirv, about this time of year, W. 4920 South, for theri first fall meeting. has a new d objective. It's known technically as A film from the Utah Tourthe "no-vogrouse." ist and Publicity council was This particular bird has a most unusual screech. You shown. Other hostesses were Mrs. Percy C. Abbott and hear it on street corners, at the coffee shop or in a tavern. Mrs. Ranald Basinger. And you can recognize it in a minute, for all these "'no-vot- e grouses" sav the same things. They don't like the out- Hillcrest Tea Will come of the election. Introduce Teachers You'll find, if you interpret their caws and screeches 4 Murray. Room mothers and of Hillcrest junior high teachers a that should have never carefully, plugained will be introduced at a tea today is an incompetent of doubtful at 3 p.m. in the school's lunchrality; that room. had their heads examand that shoulda' "they'' parentage The event has been planned ined for under the direction of Mrs. Ken-rfet- h Westover, president. Gradually you come to the realization tha( "they" arc '"no-votc "vou". In the eves of the grouses", you contributed to this ridiculous outcome at the polls. Of course, he's so sly about his inference that you don't really grasp 1t at two-lejrgc- something you'll like, too. Together, they slide past the palate... smooth and te easy! 1961 Saved by thousands of j. tc smv-at-ho- tions. YOU . . . "no-vo-tc 80 PROOF. HAIR FROM DISTILLED IT L. I IELSKT k DEAL Vhcn a show-of-han- ciszc:; vcur (Tt A OOOD 4mt4 Willi t wm w tc DEAL hrrltM Armrmf Ul mm ALL No seconds or retreads or tire9 of questionGoodyears able quality. 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What'll he have to grouse about? YOUR PATIO FOR SHELTER PLUS NEEDED STORAGE... Am MtSLO nylon'Tlackwalls Famous with 15 "CLOSE-IN- " f$ I mum 3- -t cessors of homo sapiens to decide w hether to comc down out of the trees and live in caves V grandpappy a hundred times removed didn't vote cither way. But he groused about the cold, dank caves and the saber tKth ... ,,, CONK. HARTFORD. neM MO tc ,,,( GIF.. Big Buys for Bargain Hunters! This Week Oniy! grouse" has been around for generawas taken by the prede''no-vo- CAU AHOItJON IUMMI w tiav pmmt Ht H pot lhM p'mnt (a Mtiwtl GREEN i ISTAMPSj ...the oldest name in Vodka ( 1 721 A.D.) m raw the moment you're talking to him. That comes later. In analyzing the grouse", you can't' help w hat makes rick. Here's a notorious one wondering who didn't even take the trouble to go by the polls on election day. JIefrro(alfy talked plenty before the vote, if he folGiwpd the true habits of his breed. But u hen it came time to scratch an "x" here and there, he had something more important to do. , ; c has contributed The to the heavily grouse" clccrion of many incompetent His tactic of kecninu away from the votiiv' booth has often enabled the backers of some candidate to swing the clccrion. Yet he can't uitc understand that it isn't half r. so much the fault of those who voted as his own as a The krkvl? smart, thrifty shoppers such-and-su- office-holder- s. MWp S&H and the many merchants who give S&H Green Stamps are so proud of the people and the natural splendor of our fine state that S&H has created a special Tour Program that we want you to have absolutely FREE! Pick up your free S&H Touf Maps detailed for every part of our state, plus a handsome sou venir scenic booklet at any serv ice station near you that gives S&H Green Stamps! P.s. Get a few extra copies and . send them to your friends in other states. They'll love it, too I The fruit juice provides sunshine. The vodka adds ' . Urn DO YOU KNOW you like Orange Juice... you'll love a Screwdriver! - 5B, Col. 5) (Ijincer, Page mms non-vote- IT FOR story is being told, this fellow, although he is known for mistaking roads for If "no-vot- ANDERSON LUMBER'S DO all. As the Now after a lot of tears and mourning, the probem is solved. The students will attend Granger this year and next year, 'which is when the remainder of them will graduate. All other students in this area who had not attended Granger in previous years will go to Granite high school. There's a whole world of wonder Mr. Dean Hailstone, the ful things to see and enjoy right here in our own beautiful state. de-ei- CLUB MEETS ARTS Taylornville- Although JHMi'r of all Granger rjigh school students are very sale drivers, one particular Lancer has decided that safe driving isn't so safe after ite. Instead of answering yonr question: I will let you for yourself by these eommenh: Pat Oallegoes "I think Dr. Call Is fabu- - m Bird Watchers Hearing From GroiisU?' Notorious "No-Vol- e "no-vo- -- .J I i LAST school A Sl Decorating Murray area headquarters 1 - fours? They claimed their $5 cash prize promptly; were "very pleased" their home had been selected for the series, If the home pictured here is yours or you ore the occupant, come to the newspaper ofice, 155 E. 4905 South, and claim your prize. You must do so before publication of the next Mystery Home on Sept. 19th. area residents a fun and profit- FOR THE PAST four years t CALIFCRNIANS VISIT HERE Murray. Mr. and Mrs- - J. M. Jewel. 622 E. 4500 South, have for the Bennett's Look Here's The 236th Mystery Home 215. Murray. A reunion for classmates of the Bingham high school senior class of 1930 is planned for Wednesday evening at the Newhouse hotel. The dinner party is for members of the class and their guests. Further details may be obtained by contacting Edith Herville Karr, 1191 E. Stratford Ave., IN Bennettj BENNETT'S important Binghcm High Pfans '30 Class Reunion house paint extra-thic- Exf. 8661, HOUSE PAINT SEE YOUR is an Insecticides are effective in cockroaches. For controlling best results, the insecticide should be applied where cockroaches hide. To find their hiding places, enter a dark room quietly, turn on the lights and watch where they run. Effective insecticides are chlordane, Dieldrin, DDT or if resistance to these is encounthen malathion and tered, diazinon will prove effective. For further information on cockroach control ask your county agent for a free booklet on this subject by calling HU 4- - I A ;. way to reduce their numbers. house that leaves an t". outdoors. your Jeonlt Petersen by "The ship is sinking and the captain is deserting!" This was the reaction of some students of Granger high ' 1 They '1 HEADLINES j LANCER singing director of GffS said "All Vou .Need Is A Song" when the faculty meniler of the high"" achiwi-iver- e calling on their brain power to decide how the school could get more community interest in Granger high sehool activities. Keeping th?s in mind, it has been decided that the Madrigals, a special singing group of (iHS, and the school band will combine forces on the llilh ol Septcmltcr and give a "sidewalk program" at the Granger and Reams Shopping Centers. lone! He'll t"ike the rhooI 3 long way. He lias more school spirit than anyone I've ever known." fiayla ChrMenten "I think that lie wants the best for (iraiiger and he's litliind it all the way." Lee Seager "I think lr. tall is really good for Granger" Ludean Hatch "1 just love him!" Are you still in doubt? If so, I will add just one thing. These feelings are shared by everyone in the school, in. cluding myst-lfSpeaking of doubt, Dr. Call and the Granite School District were certainly wondering ,whnt to do about a problem that arose when the boundaries of Granger high school arc changed. It seems that some students, those living east of Redwood Road were told last year that they would have to attend Granite high this year. Because these students loved Granger high, they were very set against the idea or even the thought of going to Gran- JOB "clean-car- " t l i ONLY toarVte! " V xv) t 4 y . s. . 1 AU f OK ritl ESTIMATIS TOOAT IN - I., it Completely Equipped Tire and Recapping Shop Pay-Da- y LtXHVlBER CO. 2233 Soufh Sih Bast Budget Terms Q America's Preferred Bourbon w w ikm nnuai tunmitn. ti,tin:n nm mm naa u ma 5040 So. Sfafo AM 6-38- 01 |