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Show The MURRAY, EAGLE CD Utah, ! burgers, hot dogs, soda pop and stalled at Cottonwood CCC ' were !?Ttlr-eme'T1De-'(esmrv. . Murray City firemen iheir ''I'r.d year of seiv- to 1S0 'children. "1 (From Page IB, Col. 8) V. VY. Fa.rv-sGames and races were parti Murray, nejs man. was selected to head won the ilv.-i award of the Am- cipated by young and old. the annual Murray Civic Fund eiacan Rose Society. . A "Learn A memorable occasion of the Drive. . . Twin girls were born games was the raw egg race, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Panck. to Swim" campaign opened in Nearly 150 feet of which left many of the contest- R777 So. 500 East. . Descend- Murray. ants in a scrambled mess stated ants of John G. Labrum held burlap lining the fence around "field at the Murray a committee members. their annual family reunion at the baseball Invited guests were Mayor Lagoon. . . A musical program Clark Cable. Myr-n- a Greenwood and wife, Commis- by summer students of Murray lot." starting and Sepncer Tracy wa t.oy sioner dishing and his wife. City schools was presented . in playing in local theaters. . . Mr. and Mi--- D. The children's party was un- Murray high. for titles in the der the direction of Ray Lini-ber- B. Biinton returned from a va- Competition City open tennis tour Murray in California where cation they nament stalled at the park agisted by Call Gillen, John Bird Joe Mash and Joe visited friends and relatives. courts. . The Ladies Auxiliary Vicehirilli. TWENTY YEARS AGO, as of the Murray City Fire Departreported from the files of the ment was one year old. . . Mr. Murrav Eagle Thursday, July and Mrs. W. Douglas Allen and Baseball Junior Murray Mr. and Mrs. James Powell re29, 1943. from a Lions convention The Murray USO added a turned League Receives Charter in Oakland, Calif. snack . . to its bar facilities. Murray. Murray junior base, THIRTY YEARS AGO. ns ball league will receive its Babe George I. Ruddell, formerly of P.uth charter Sept. 2nd, accord- Murray, received his captaincy, reported from t'he files of the the Distinguished Flying Cross Murray Eagle Thursday, Juing to Betty Randazzo, and Air Medal. . .Second Lt. ly 27, 1933. Martin R. Pezely was awarded James Clive was a certificate of merit as a su- superintendent of theappointed Murray perior instructor in the rifle Ml, schools. . . Edward Larson, Ax30 calibre. . . Descendants of el Limberg, Howard Hausk-nech- t. Thomas Smith held an outing at Art J. Peters and Frank the Jordan park. . . The Girl Adams wore chosen delegates to Scouts met with Mrs. Horton. . . the State Firemen's convention A canning project was earned in Provo. . . Murray business on in Salt Lake county to help men and citizens were generalhousewives who didn't have ac- ly enthusiastic about President cess to pressure cookers. . . Sgt. Roosevelt's Industrial Recovery and Mrs. E. O. McGhie returned Campaign. . . Dr. and Mrs. Dean to to Phoenix, Ariz., after visiting A. Moffat left for Chicago where Dr. Moffat would take a six their parents. to S6.99 months course in TWENTY - FIVE YEARS medicine. . . Dr. Mildred Nelson as AGO, reported from the returned home after files of the Murray .Eagle the National Business attending and ProThursday, July 28, 1938. fessional Women's club convenA new fire alarm box was in tion in Chicago. TVxVTefAicrO?rihp'trimfn9 nd Thursday, Jufy 25, T963"" ' . Firemen's Auxiliary Hosts Patio Dinner " ; . . g Gil-le- n, City Firemen Hold Children's Party Murray City Firemen held their annual children's party at Murray park July 10. Ham- - . . . . All Sizes COATS & SWEATERS - coats sweaters - S8.99 $3.99 S29.99 post-gradu- CLEARANCE SALE SKIRTS BLOUSES Good Selection WERE Whites $2.99 Now Colors WERE Now $1.88 Stripes $1.99 $7.39 HANDBAGS HANDBAGS Better Quality Good Selection WERE $4.99 Now WERE JLk lis LADIES' WALLETS From $3.99 BERMUDA WERE $3.99 MQW - NOW $7.99 and 88 SETS l10 taS &? Now8B i. PLAN AHEAD Murray One ingredient U priceless: Its the Water VaUirti vnl.tme. Oijimpta JSitwiMf: Company. Olympia, Wdikittiflun , . Vlv v . ' 4, not have to be. stead of bring the target for 1 1 multitudinous unanswerable ent conversat ion with youngsters within manageable bounds and still teach them many things. How? By actually demonstrating your answers. It is in the demonstration that the child can learn more easily, quickly, and retain what he has learned. The demonstration method also saws untold wear and tear on the parent. , Flirst, let me show you how things can get out of hand when a parent resorts exclusively to confusing banter. Child: How can fish live under water? Father: Because they are fish. Child: Can they-livoutside tho water? Father: No. Child: Why not? Father: Fish have to live in water. Child: Could I live .under Why, Daddy? Father: Because you couldn't breathe under water. Child: Can the fish breathe under water? Father: Yes. Child: How can they breathe under water? Father: Because they have gills. Child: Why can't I breathe under water? Father: Because yon haven't got gilk. Child: Why not Father: Because your lather 9 ' . if,. . : i " Emm 1" vblE ' and waiting, The conit home finished. new your After months of planning tractor has rolled up his blueprints, the carpenter has packed up his tools. Together with the plumber, electrician and bricklayer they are now loading their trucks and soon will be on their way to new jobs. It is a proud moment for you and a great climax to the time, plonning and saving that have gone Into this, your great adventure in home ownership. But -without attempting to disturb the illusion, ir- add a note of cautiom You are now on your own. The folks . . -- .intruded your home have turned over the keys. You ore the new manager. The responsibility of maintenance, the problems of protection and conservation of this major property investment are now up to you. The decisions you make con determine whether your home will be a source of continuous worry or a sound, long term investment in bo'tcr living and a wise finonool program. a good likelihood that we at Beltway Building Center are already ocquamted with your new home. Among the thousands of homes constructed annually in this area, a great portion of them are built with materials from Bettway. At one time your home may have been on our drafting boards, or perhaps your contractor used our interim financing service to complete the structure. But whether your home is still new enough to smell of fresh paint or approaching a ripe, old age . . . and whether the materials were supplied by we do hove a specialized interest in us or not its soundness, beauty and intrinsic value. maintaining There is and most experienced property con servation service available anywhere. More than a intensive experience in the shelter field have given us the know-hoto evaluate and best-round- Toastmistress Club Elects Officers officers of the NEWLY INSTALLED half-centur- solve even the most complex building problem. Additionally, the 100 Bettway stores serving cities and towns of every size and economic status in y seven Western states give us a insight into the changing scene of modern construction. day-by-da- Couple this with Bt. (way's nation-wid- e ditlnbu- buying contacts and area-wid- e ,l0n facilities and you hove the ossur-tfLi- rj V4 t iVdr once of troditionolly night quolity and low, every-doprices. We ore in the morket ploce continuously to ossure you of the finest products of America's forests and factories and can provide, through Beitwoy Budget Plan, a sensible way for any home owner to meet, out of income, any modernization or repair that may be needed or desired. till n out - what? Child: Iln tic! out? NATIONAL PEACE OFFICER co Murray Eagle ' Name Address ' ' City Sta'te a properly owner, we naturally feel that your property problems con best be solved by a firm that specializes only in building and construction , full materials and their uses. And as a "full-line- time budding motenais dealer we believe that Beltway is uniquely qualified to bung you the If V. f I w w f-- r .4.1 127 East 6400 Bfl! Occupation - AS" . rimne Wit WHISKY 86 WW ' rmrif kt ct D'STilling CO ttiiwfMT. tff. "'" I ' i f 4"" -- i . ' i i i s, f ? . :3 ill! wm 1 toys Jim Jensen can't be in any busi ness tor a quarter-centurond not have offered sound ond reliable service to those with whom you've come in contact. We're proud of Our business history and regard your confidence in our firm as our greatest asset! . J. Leo Jensen Agency ti Redwood Rd.,Taylorsville ' . Representing the - Hartford Travelers 4760 KmTttCKY t 1 . ' OUR HISTORY! (Atofew l - " ' You b It I: OUR ASSET IS YOUR FULL LINE . . . FULL TIME BUILDING MATERIALS DEALER m ST8IICMT this pin? y As TRAINING DEIT sr You see Yes. .EXPERIENCE NECESSARY NO V'--- -. Father: Because the pressure is lower outside the balloon. Child: How do you know It Father: WANTED MEN '7 ? wiil come Sandy Youth Wins Spot As Batboy For SL Bees h whether you have or a fast leak. Child: Why does the air come On slow leak sec- Murray. A former Murray now living in Sandy will boy 65 over chairman of the annual event. leave Murray. Only those jetliner tomorrow for can attend but thev must be The stake Relief Society, un- Denverbywhere he will be batboy "Young In Heart'' to fit the der the direction of its presi- for the Salt Lake Bees basetheme for Murray stake's elder dent, Shirley Horton, is plan- ball team for three days. citizen's outing Wednesday. ning tho dinner. Melvin Stauffer, son of Mr. Invited to renew old friendIndividual ward Relief Socie-tic- s and Mrs. Earl (Bill) Stauffer, are preparing the meals 9952 Tulip Dr., won the trip ships and mnke new ones are all people 65 years or older who and table setting and decora- as a member of the Brighton live within Murray stake. To tions will be handled by the Babe Ruth baseball league. ward stake board. be held in the 3rd-8tGeneral Electric company sponcultural hall, activities will get will be a highlight sored the contest to select a Visiting underway at noon with the of the afternoon. Everyone in winner from 5000 boys. serving of a complete hot din- the stake whose age qualifies Melvin, 15, will attend Jorner. him is urged to be "young in dan high this year. In Murray Entertainment will start at 2 heart" and be at Murray 3rd-8t- h he had attended Bonncyview ward by noon Wednesday. elementary. p.m. According to those in charge of plans, an outstanding INSTRUfTIO" INSTRUCTION program is being arranged. Some of the numbers will be r 4 3.St by an elder citizen's club and a square dancing demonstration is on the agenda. A number of prizes have been UP TO $6900 MEN 18 TO 39 lined up and will be distributed in various categories. FIRST YEAR Those planning to attend the APPLICANTS TO TRAIN FOR outing are requested to contact reservations their bishops for LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITIONS and transportation if needed. DO NOT DELAY IN THIS AREA Persyl Richardson is general Border, Patrolman 0 Highway Patrol Radio Patrolman Corrections Officer Service Custom Security Officer Murray Store Safe Private Investigator Officer Many Others ex- - Mother Father: It depends. Child: On sec- k Child: How long will air stay in this bHlloon I m holding ? Father: son, vice president; Betty Randazzo, retary; Donna Littleton, corresponding retory and Leila Balis, treasurer. y Sorry, You Must Be 65 Tears Old To Offend The "Young In Heart" ample. After the last nail is driven is the logical time for you to look around for a partner in maintaining your property. We would welcome the responsibility ond chollenge of helping you mointoin maximum livobility and value in your home for a lifetime and longer. ... Hol-lada- Internationai Toastmistress Club are Barbara Rhodes, president; Juanita "Neil- - fish can breathe under water why can't it breathe out of water? Father: Get away from that fish tank. Child: I wanna know why a fish can't live out of its'. tank. Father: I tokl you to get way from that fish tank! Child: But you didi.'t tell me why fish can't breathe outside the water. Father: Will you stay away from that fish tank Child: Do turtles have gills? F.ither: No. Child: Well, they . can stay under water for ,a ?long ,time. Is Peeled For "$295 Whv can't I? ' Father: I'm telling you,Ttor' Murray. Burglars took $295 from a market after they tho last time peeled the safe in a back room EvasperaUwn .coidd.t-lmvp- ' . last .'.weelr. been ', avoided if .jfalnerlluid Aifetant i PoUoe .Chief Cal-ri- n Gillen said the burglars put the demonstration metliod to use here. He could have gained entrance to the Murray explained quickly: about fish Mart, 4434 South State St., by s unit their gills and cutting a hole in the roof. children. Then, maneuvering his offspring's head over tbe fish t.ink lit the opportuue lime a firm downward shove and . . . kplasli! . . . tbe child's thirtd fur knowledge about breathing under water Is quenched. Let me give you another example of how actual demonntra-tio- n of the truth can cut short seslong, tedious third-degresions with children. Child: Does the light In the refrigerator ever go off? Father: Yes. as soon as the s door is closed. Child: How can you tell? Father: Well, here, let'. take this tray out ho that you can fit in tile refrigerator and well sltow you. All net? Slam! Ilere's St- 15 e MIL IS . X 1 7 "' ,.. gill-les- 4 X: 1 .... V - i 4 the parcan keep whys, a fish. Child: If a Sfafe Sf. c;. r I; .J n s isn't Days like this are made for Olympia 4900 So. 71 Child: JEWELRY $2.88 1 vf" is insatiable appetite for knowl- edee can drive parents frantic. tin iiu.-- uurs Father: No. $7.88 ,4 Tiue. there is a certain amount of friction and frustration on both sides. The child's water? $2.99 Now $2.83 lDtia) Children are a joy. lt is n(tt difficult to live with thpm. . JR. MISS PETITE DRESSES New Stock f. ;Vr Arthur . Murray. Dinner on the patio at the home of Mrs. Milt Anderson, 2S5 Mountain View Dr., highlighted the July 17th gathering of the Murray Firemen's auxiliary. Mrs. Lovell Mines was hostess committee chairman. her were Mrs. Cal Mrs. Rail Healy, Mrs. Joe Mash, Mrs. Don Poulsen and Mrs. Anderson. FALL , if An:, .fully an e-- Ancient Age is full 6 years old, a rich, tiwturc Bourbon. Every drop is distilled at the famed Frankfort, Kentucky distillery. No wonder Original and Authentic Ancient Age is the choice of knowing Bourbon buyers . . . everywhere! 3k!vI BOURBON America's Largest Selling 6 Year Old Kentucky Bourbon Soufi, Murray i |