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Show 141 Tlarpcnt Pftlt Lake City, Utah 9'iisvCN 0 V7 jf:m -- fen X. PuhlUhwl Wistly at 158 K. 4965 Thursday, Nov. 26, 1964 South, to Murray, Bilt Lake County, UUb. br the Murray Printing rate: 14.00 a year. Utah, Subscription MURRAY, SALT LAKE COUNTY, Co. Second oku puUg UTAH paid at Salt Volume 83 Lake City Number 3 I J m Prize' ant: lercn ,i'iv Mysfe ry $90 First Week Who Is the area's Mystery plete mystery this week and his for these businesses which are Merchant? identity is concealed in a ser- printed on other pages of today's BEGINNING THE TASK of sorting clothing at St. The correct answer to that ies of clues which appear In ad- paper. Vincent's church are, left to right, Mrs. Robert Moeller, You'll hafta' be sharp to dequestion may mean a prize of vertisements throughout the termine who this Mystery Meras much as $90 this week to paper. Mrs. James Kilby, Mrs. Peter Williams and Mrs. WilTo get the details of this conchant may be. And you'll have some quick-witt- ed reader of the liam DeNiro. test, we suggest you turn to to be even sharper, perhaps, to The Mystery Merchant may page B and read the rules catch all the clues which lead Program Dates Told to his) correct identity. But once be the butcher or the baker (not for contestants. maker). Among the advertisements you've found him Out, simply hardly the candle-stic- k For Christmas Fete Or he could be the hardware there of the 30 participating write your name, address and MURRAY. Dates for Murray man, the comer druggist, the area business firms, you may telephone number on any slip of fella' who puts go in your car find several clues. You're also paper, jot down the number of high's music and drama departannual Christmas or the one that fits your shoes. likely to find clues In other ads clues you located and drop your ment's In any event, he's a com- program have been set, accordMURRAY. The annual Bisto Ollverson, Ray ing Sat-dhop' clothing drive began Students will see the preat St. Vincents church here sentation Dec. 18. The public Is announces Father Mark 0. Invited to a Sunday evening preBenvegnu, pastor. Dec. 20 in the Chairman of the drive Is sentation auditorium. , Mrs. Robert Moeller. Clothing Is being accepted at the church ANNUAL GOVERNOR'S MEET hall on Wasatch Ave. Members SLATED FOR WEDNESDAY of the Altar society will sort and pack contributions for ship Annual district MURRAY. MURRAY. Nine former pre ment to San Francisco, Calif. governor's night for Murray sidents of the Junior Chamber The drive will end this Sunday. Lions will be held Wednesday at of Commerce here, including According to Father 7:30 In Harman's 3900 So. State the charter leader, were honored at a special dinner Benvegnu last year's drive saw restaurant Val Church, presi17 million articles distributed dent has announced. Thursday evening at Cafe Ato needy families. During the R. David McDougal, Lions llegro. drive parish members contri- district 28-- T governor, will be Present for the tribute was buted 1,300 pounds of clothing. guest speaker. Vaughn C. Soffe, first president of the Murray Jaycees. Another early head of the organization attending was Harold Kelly. included in the group were Richard Hendricks, William E. Dr. Bruce Parsons, Dunn, Bennle Williams, John Q. and Lee Some wit has observed that Walker, Fred Telnert A youthful figure Is said Griffiths. woman man a never realizes a to be something you get when The meeting was in charge of has any old clothes until after Rod you ask a woman her age. Beckstead, current Jaycee he's married her. Mr. MURRAY. All wrapped up and Christmas history, prexy. Of course no one In his right Winters noted. He said five are for ready presentation about another There's thing mind asks a woman her age. plans for Murray's Christmo bands at least 10 floats and Car Fire Causes you never realize how And most men .only .makejlhat. wives fOB r higtweehool, Including Muz. parade Saturday afternoon,-accordinmuch they do around your house other prime mis to Howard Winters, ray, pep clubs are lined up. out of $200 it. v 'til Damages they're take once askThe county Jeep posse will join Jaycee parade chairman. Our house wo mad vacant ing a woman to The first unit will start north baton groups and several othMURRAY. Approximately last week by the Missus paying get something a visit to the hospital. Fort- $200 damage, was caused to from 6300 South at S o'clock ers to bring viewers a "really out of her and proceed to Murray city big show. unately, it turned out to be less the automobile ofA.Vanbasklrk, Plans for Santa's entry to handbag. serious that it had at first ap- 155 Leslie Ave., on Monday shops. are being kept a secret Two for the star attractions watched We the backfired when carburetor Murray peared. But she wo miserable ln charge assure It dash-boar- d, those But set in will the be and younger that procedure enough to be incapacitated for igniting the engine will be ln a 'new and novel and Fireman Frank In a local grohere show records this to parade. her and confined three days Santa Claus will share top ba- way. An added attraction will cery store the bed at home two more. During week. ling along with numerous otner be Fireman Frank's appearThe wiring was completly other day. It wo which time her husband learned ance at Santa's season headentries. to the most surthe engutted by women don't spend the day Ore, according the This is unquestionably Incident occurred quarters following the parade. thing prising gaging in coffee and chatter with firemen. The The parade Is planned and at 0445 Jefferson Ave. we've seen via biggest parade In Murray's the neighbors. annually as Murray presented years. Of course, the female head of Jaycees' present to the comour household is a working moWhat Mrs. was munity along with alighted tree searching for was the family ther who accomplishes all her and other street decorations. checkbook. Mr. had it at the domestic duties when she's not last-stoat office. the had otherwise but his wife engaged New Class Opens evidently picked it up. She be- How she gets it all done, we'll never know. from the hunt gan by removing For Murray Adults Until husbands suddenly find her handbag three tousled facMURRAY. Presented Eagle stake scoutmaster. A membership ial tissues, a compact, a set of themselves preparing breakfot Scout badges Tuesday night MURRAY. Steven Burnlngham, son of assorted keys which appeared to for unappreclative small-fr- y, A. class began at Cottonwood Prewere Gregg Simper and Robert Mr. and Mrs. Richard contain everything from the safe they haven't lived. And If break-l- ot Oveson, scouts In troop 127 Burnlngham, 4057 Naylor Ln., sbyterian church Sunday for ' seems tough, dinner in the deposit box to the gas lock on sponsored by Murray 3rd ward. troop 394, earned his star rank. persons interested in learning the car, a lipstick, two toothevening is worse. Advanced to second class about Protestantism. Both boys attend Hlllcrest to Plus all the Interested persons are Inpicks from a local restaurant Junior high. Gregg's parents are were Theron Miller and Richard and from birthday parties, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dick Sim Smith of troop 127 and Fred vited to call the Rev. R. David and a match cover. basketball practices and other But no checkbook. Thornton Jr., William Cook and Steele who Is conducting the 374 E. Meadow Rd. Robert social engagements, per,a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald John Howlck assorted from troop 395, sessions. In around the After scratching by visits to the W. Oveson, 4675 Meadowvlew bottomless depths of the bag for Intersperced errand-runnin- g to the Rd. Kenneth Oveson, Robert's a few minutes, she removed a hospital, the grocery, the post cleaner, veil crumpled pack of filter office and the little ladies' at- brother, wo recipient of a brooie palm for his previous cigarettes, half a tube of candy tire store to select un- ly earned Eagle badge. mints, a small bottle of breath accustomed birthday gifts, Awards were made during a freshener and an eyebrow pen-e- ll. intermingled, of course, with stake court of honor aa effort to perform the work Murray held in 3rd ward and hosted by Still no checkbook. Her exthat brings in the dally bread troop 127 of which Burton Win- asperated husband by now, was and pays the hospital bill. terowd Is scoutmaster. Con When the wife finally comes apologies to making tight-lippaew the amused, but silent, checker. home from the hospital, com- ducting wo Lynn Brewer, andre-otum- es A trifle flustered herself, pletes her rest MEETING SLATED FOR Mrs. determlndedly rammed her duties, it's time for sincere MURRAY rTA OFFICERS on of the the part her hand back Into the bag and thanksgiving and family. MURRAY. District PTA began extracting Us remaining hubby to say. on this council Needle contents with something akin to chairmen and officers, thankschool PTA officers will meet fury. There were two marbles, Thanksgiving Day we're ful. which she daiedly explained beMonday at 7:30 p.m. in the old too longed to her nine-yeThere's a counter-pa- rt to Murray board of education and had been taken from him all this, A worn in the other building. Dr. Bruce Parsons, council yesterday when he waa playing day defined retirement this with them while she was trying president, will conduct the ses 'Twice u much husband wayi cm dresses in a local store. sion. and half as much Income. There was an abused-looklUnderstandably, publications powder puff that had seen better days. There was a single of national news Interest have which she'd obviously thoroughly during the nylon been trying to keep hidden In the past week events of the presiassassination a year dark recesses of the bag. Out dential came a pair of glasses la a ago. B flooded all of us with memease. Followed by a penny, a of a traiedy we will not ories scratch of MURRAY. Ret. R. David piece crumpled and Steele. 1760 Meadow Downs paper that had evidently been a fortet In our lifetimes children will not in Wy., was named moderator of shopping list, a nail board and our theirs. Such recollections la presbytery tor the coming rear a pair of cuticle scissors. are the things of which at a recent meeting la Brig ham print At that stag e, Mrs. suddenly are made and obvious CWf. legends nothlooked straight ahead at even the late President ly Minister at Cottonwood Pres. ing, raised her eyebrows la most severe critics bytertaa church, 1510 Viae SU, to then shocked fashion, began Y while he lived art now convinced Ret. Steele will preside at hastily stuff, back into the bag he will go down la history as and specPresbytery meetings everything she'd removed; a great man whose life was ial functions, Elders from the oa the or checkbook 'a The halted at the height his local church who also hold office ear aeatt She flung back over achievements. la this group are Paul Bllhymer, her shoulder as she raced, hlh Kot unlike the Lincoln le 1211 E. "140 South James L heels clicking on the title floor, gend historically. Johnson, till So. 830 Fast and toward the door. And to those of us who've Larry Aedertoa, 1001 E. 8750 And her husband, masculine lived through both, aa erect leuth. be annually remera Cottonwood will host the text style, sighed resignedly and which will what ROIERT OVESON pins the Eagle oward on Gregg we were doing to the checker, ho bered by meeting Jaa. 12 and Presbytery name loth boys were presented the oward Tuesday not when Simper, it womea-faahlo- n, happened, 23. Members from throughout simply grin 1941. Dee. et 7, Sunday, Murroy 3rd word. night the state wiu attend. aed. Eagle-Advertis- Annual Drive Begins At Area Church ay Tribute Paid To Former Joycee Heads r hero's a poinKj Santa Claus Will Arrive Here Saturday At 3 P.M. g . . Two Murray Teens Earn Coveted Eagle Awards taxl-drlvl- ng u I ed ar ng Minister Is Named ed ml Moderator " Ken-Ded- y'a half-smil- ed ';n't I Picture at Right ssases entry ln the box you'll find at nine different area stores. They're noted for you ln the advertisement containing the v J v i ruies. Your prize will be a mercheck which you can redeem ln any way you like at the stores of participating firms. Spend it for clothing, food, drugs or sundries, appliances, chant's down-payme- on nt a car, 0 gas- oline , shoes or put it ln savings at the bank. The winner will be determined next Tuesday. And If he or she has all the facts correctly. It's worth $90. If the Identity the number of is right but clues wrong, there's still a consolation prize of $15. However, ln the event only $15 Is awarded, the correct solution to next week's Mystery Merchant will be worth $165 or the consolation prize, again, SAY, YOUI Mr. Merchantl Dont torn around we're trying to keep folks from knowing who you are Privately, reader, this fella' is only symbolical. The Mystery Merchant isn't necessarily a grocer this week. But he might be. You'll have to check the dues and decide for yourself. In the process, you could pick up $901 $15. Here's your chance peruse the ads, analyze the clues and get in on this chance to made profits i quickly Village Lions Have Busy Yule Schedule Area Lady Finds Two Clubs Hold Meet MURRAY. Several upcoming Homes For Kittens holiday activities were planned by Hidden Village Lions at a By Using Want Ads Monday night meeting according to Chick Howard, publicity Folks aren't always trying chairman. Murray. Lions clubs of the to sell something when they use South Cottonwood and Cotton. Ray Reed, Morse Benson and want ad. an Wally Isom are heading , a wood Heights areas last week Sometimes It's Just a humcommittee planning afloat entry held a Joint meeting. anitarian gesture by a person Tt-toIn Murray's Christmas parade place at" Smith's" ton Ubil ih mm . Xtrm V.. Cw T IrllW. m and Included the Induction of Saturday. 4920 Plymouth Dr. She ston, A Dec 12 games night for new members. uses the E-- A want ad section the public was planned. To be Dr. Roy Nlpko, 5600 So. 615 to find homes for kittens and held at 8 o'clock ln the county East and Phil G. Huffaker, 1948 remarked as she paid recreation building, the activi Spring Ln. were welcomed Into for a 75C recently, ad, "They surely get ty Is being chalrmanned by South Cottonwood club. results. This Is the fourth litter Charles Medici. Assisting are of new members of kittens we've found homes for Induction George Kalakls and Nyles Wood. was conducted by C. A. Morley, by using your classified secPrizes will be boys and girls tion ! district governor. past bikes. John Nielsen, president of the Mike Fits has been appointed FREE to good home, four chairman of a children's party .South Cottonwood club, noted his J. adorable long-ha- ir kittens. set for Dec 22 at Rlvervlew group had sponsored the Cotton use Folks wood Heights organization. Junior high. want ads to buy, sell, rent, look for help, trade, find lost Items and, like Mrs. Livingston, give things away. To place your want ad la the valley's most widely circulated weekly newspaper, dial 266-35Eagle-Adverti- ser ok Eagle-Adverti- ser Job-hu- nt, Fourth Annual Holiday Show Planned Dy Group for MURRAY. 'It's Time Christmas according to the theme for Artistic Designers garden and arranging club's fourth annual holiday show set for Dec 5 and 6. Numerous displays are being planned for the public Admission Is free. Utah garden center ln Sugarhouse park will be setting for exhibits. Viewing times are from noon to 7 p.m. Dec 8 and from 11 sum. to 8 p.m. Dec 6. Using the poem, "It's Time for Christmas', as a theme, chairmen will set up displays ln various categories. They are prayer, tradition, modern flair, yule logs, good cheer, Santa's slelghbells, candles, kissing balls, glitter arrangements, wreaths, lapel pins, religious and many others. The show is presented annually to display holiday decorating Ideas and several awards are made to entrants. Mrs. Thurlyn Chrlstensen, 4378 W. 505S South, Is show chairman. Assisting with overall plans Is Betty S. Allen, 6822 Greenfield Wy., Mrs. Harold Rushton, 3910 So. 5200 West, and Mrs. Chrlstensen are arranging the schedule. Lining Judges Is Mrs. Martin up Hardle. 488 F. 8 400 South. Mrs. Andrew Gantner, 4791 Atwood Blvd., will take entries from Dandelions, children's branch of the club. gift-givi- Membership Drive party committee members 7187, Murray, Best thing of all about er want ads Is that you can buy them for pennies and reach an audience of more than 27,000 valley homes with your message on any given Thursday even Thanksgiving I morning Eagle-Advertis- are Mrs. Merrill Johnson, deand program; sign Mrs. Don Gee, hostess chairman; Mrs. Worth Cook, placement, Mrs. Harold Armyon, advance entry, and Mrs. Rueben Kron-sta- dt, publicity. f ?' krV' Q X " . is t ' I iSk.i 6 " ft: Eaglet Club Begins MURRAY. A dinner Other 23 or write Box Sal-urd- ay eight will culminate a drive tor local membership Eagle Mrte 1760, Members and prospective members will gather at the Eagle hall for the event planned by Johnny Mutch, chairman, Les Nordqulst, aerie publicity chairman, announced work is procedlng according to schedule on the lodge's new meeting halL He said block work Is nearly complete. die, MRS. THURIYN CHR1STFNS2N, flower shew monj Mrs. Andy Contner end Mrs. Williom Y. Tipton, club members, look ot one of the orrongementt for the Artistic Designers' upcoming show. |