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Show Tho Murray, Utah, EAGLE ID Thursday, June 10, 1965 r m 4rea Church Announces School Meet ,' crafts and recreation. Staff administration i r t I '.J " r i I I i ''J Jk i eW " Ilk .. T V s, music,art,dram-atic- I ). MURRAY. Cottonwood Presbyterian church, 1580 Vine St., Is holding a vacation school June 14 to 25 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. for children age four to Cth grade. Registration is $1 per child not to exceed $3 per family. The activities provided will be Bible lessons, i n include Mrs. Thomas (Bea) Owens, director; Mrs. Paul (lone) assistant director; .... er, J Mrs. Robert (sue) MacFarlane, secretary; Mrs. Tom (Carolyn) McKee, publicity; Mrs. Gordon (Mary Lou) Niederhauser, reand Mrs. Roy freshments; (Mary) Kenert, nursery for the teacher's children. The lead teachers are Mrs. Edward (Alice) LeMelle, kindergarten to 4 years old; Mrs. Robert (sue) Reed, kindergarten I; Mrs. James (Joan) Valentine, kindergarten II; Mrs. A. D. (Joe) Dutler, primary dept. (grades 1 and 2); Mrs. Al (Cathy) Allison, Junior dept. (grades 3, 4, 5 and 6). Here's An Easy Way To Win JUST A GLANCE will determine if are this week's Retallick, 324 W. 6260 South, of natural causes on Wednesday at her home. Born March 31, 1888, Murray, a daughter of Christian and Christine chris-tensStephensen. Married Luther G. Retallick, Dec. 14, 1905, Salt Lake. He died May 14, 1924. Survivors, sons, daughters, George L., Mrs. Cleo both Salt Lake, Cartensen, Mrs. Harry J., Midvale, Marvetta David, Denver, Colo., Mrs. Ardella Minerich, Sedreo Wooley, Wash., Mrs. Nina Garrett, Murray. Funeral held by Saturday. Arrangements Jenklns-Soff- e Mortuary. Burial. Murrav Citv cemetery. DIED. George Arthur Gais- ford, 1205 E. 4625 South, in a salt Lake nospitai Saturday after a long illness. Born Dec. 23, 1897, Fillmore, a son of Arthur Frank and Elisabeth Beverly Galsford. Survivors, brothers and sisters. Funeral held Wednesday. Burial, Lehl cemetery. applied will burn your lawn. If you are having lawn problems you may want to give us a call at 1750 South Redwood Road and ask for our bulletin on "Home Lawns for Utah." I'll" KB, Col. 2) M' 'it ...Tl.il, YOUNG MURRAY MISS Over a Quarter Century's Service to people of f- J. Leo bargain at A C0H? . . . Granite Grad Wins Business College Grant GRANITE PARK. Gllda Ann a Granite high school Bytendorp, Lawns very readily respond graduate, was named this week to fertilizer. Well fertilized Joanne Pezely, as one of 15 scholarship winMURRAY. lawns will green-u- p earlier in Mrs. ners to Stevens Henager colthe spring than unfertilized daughter of Mr. and Martin T. Pezely, 4749 Mea- - lege. lawns. The lawn that Is fertiliShe was selected from among zed properly will have less dowview Rd., was hostess at 121 high school seniors in the her home for a disease and tntermountain area who applied dinner Friday evening. insect damage, for the scholarshps. Oli included Connie Guests fewer weeds, Shauna Mur- Joni ver, Farrell, and require cock, Vicki Nelson and Ilene less watering Tueller. to keep It Following dinner, the girls green. Fertiliproceeded to Murray high where zer should be they participated in graduation at applied exercises. least each and spring 4-- H fall to main tain a good, thick turf and green carpet during the growing season. If you haven't applied a MURRAY. Salt Lake county complete plant food on your lawn H for a few years you may want members, leaders and to apply such a fertilizer as parents will attend sunrise ser-0 or The former vices here in the park Sunday should be applied at the rule of morning for their annual pro one pound per 100 square feet gram. or the mix at two pounds The event, beginning at 7 o' clock , will be under the direc per 100 square feet,. t. Early In June and again early tion of Bernlce Palfreyman and . in September an application of Wayne Rose, county agents. A nitrogen type fertilizer such as Guest speaker will be G. J. Kldd, -0 will give your lawn an- a professor at Utah State other boost. This should be Gllda Bytendorp All H groups from through applied at the rate of 34 to one pound per 100 square feet. out the county will be repreMiss Bytendorp Is a daughter These fertilizers should be sented at the service. of Mr. and Mrs. Lain S. Byapplied to the lawns when the tendorp, 397 Beryl Ave. She grass blades are dry. Immehas registered for an executive diately after fertilizing the lawn secretarial course at Stevens should be Irrigated thoroughly.' Henager. Remember too much fertilizer We congratulate Miss Byor If It is not washed In after tendorp on this outstanding achPresident Stevens ievement, for said. the 'Competition Several MURRAY. replace ments for Grant PTA board scholarships was keen, and winwere selected on the basis officers to serve next year ners of scholastic records, their announced have been by Mrs. aptitude tests and personal Robert Plckard, president. Interviews. They were chosen Named to the first vice pre only for their ability, but sident's position. Is Mrs. Earl not 6980 La- - for tholr character and all- (Ruth Ann) Borg, ENTERTAINS MATES FETE AT D Galvanized 1 PIPE . Garden UVN 'V 1 SPM(LESS BARGAIN! SWINGING SPRAY No. 525, Waters 30' Clubs Dote Meet fegg Post Top Rail 10' on Center Labor, Materials, Nails, Posts, R ails, Post Top Caps ALL INCLUDED Eagle-Advertis- en (SUiUnUcn, 4 x 4 Redwood 2 x 4 Redwood lucky Mystery Home contestant. Eligibility means you have to be the home owner or occupant. To collect your $5 cash you must come to the office, 155 E. 4905 South, before noon on Wednesday. This week's Mystery Home is located somewhere in the newspapers' circulation area of 3300 South to 6400 South, 1300 East to 9200 West. Last week's Mystery Home winner was Mrs. Gerald L. Little. 4074 So. 2nd West. Louise Stephensen 11 GAUGE WIRE MESH 48" High $5.' you Vital Statistics DIED, Chain Link SAN LIDO BRAND v 35' 60: area No. 720, drenches DUrilNOVV AND SAVE! ' t 60' area No. 61 0, covers T t: W 4-- x x 4lTx6iyarea RT3,'a"x50'$59 $P35 Q J Top Quality! VINYL GARDEN J Sprinkler Typo $19 25ft $(3)95 length : . (Elllin i:isvri7kTi 21-0- MlK fiijiUillfntt 4-- the area! Jensen Agency Representing Old line Companies 4M0 So. State AM MOM Grant PTA Adds Now Officers (tlruut, I' Cut. 1) (liiitrMhlp. I'urr Exterior Utility REDWOOD WHITE PAINT STAIN For hom por gal. BH. Col. M) ITS HERE. ..THE NEW DRINK... j y pry OH, Panto end farm $9)49 9-ln- ch Roller 6 Tray Set PAINT only 10 95 por Like IN SVV gar, DoVoo Yourself-Y- ou Economy Flat Interior Wall PAINT Ch Semi-Glo- Gs It DoVoo - y OFF on any (o) Super-llleo- n quart Lawn and Gordon Tools Long Handled . . . EDGERS (d)(3)t HAKES CULTIVATORS Brush m woih your cor, your trailer, your boat, your truck engine, your dog, your cat, your piece of Yes, machinery, you name If . . . for only a quarterl SOFSPRA'S formula cuts "mogic" rinses great ond film to o sparkling clean not ural finish without wip ing. Poper towels ore dii pnted from a vondor, to polish windows and chrome. Ingenious new equipment, plus special chemicals ond soft water turn the trick I Even coin operated vacuum cleanen ore ovoiloble for your cor's interiorl form Drlvo In (Way 30-INC- at... St It SWingS I Try Ihe new drink that's sweeping the country. S17S OPBN 84 STATE STREET HOURS IVBRY DAY bMW swingingeet drink iince Smirnoff invented vodka. Make yourteU Mule tonight. ( haves you bretlhhst clout-t- SOUTH Tht Smirnoff Mule it light, tool, completely I Red Cedar at only M6 m om iMinNorr vodm to ano too pioof. ennuto rimm iMiMNorr ril. (Division of mueitiNi. MAKtrono, cokn jT SrtHf v -- v yTVj r- -) fc u, I $ Complero X. 1 V DOVi-- it low u do i u g5 MAKI NOTHING If PATIO TABLE TABLE he on CEDAR COFFEE l! Off 5.FOOT PATIO H wrw l USE THE BtSTWAY 7 S m Tor SO 00t? r jj , 1 4760 266-443- 9 Redwood Rd. TAYLORSVILLE 00 127 E. 6400 South 266-888- 6 MURRAY |
