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Show TTniv:r.nl 141 Pilt wfi M MURRAY. Police here were continuing investigation at midweek of a reported theft of $3,000 in cash and checks early Sunday at the Crest Club, 16 W. 4800 South. Detective Dan Hayes, who made the initial investigation, said the cash and checks had been placed in the club's floor safe early Sunday, shortly after midnight, by Joe R. Brklacich, bartender at Frankle and Johnnie's Tavern, 3 W. 4800 South. The cash and checks, in a bank deposit bag, represented the Tity, Utah Medicare, Nat'l Hospital Week, Hew Cottonwood Unit In Offing MURRAY. of Announcement a bid opening date for a new pediatrics unit at Cottonwood hospital and the date for initial signing of Medicare contracts with; accredited Utah hospitals wast made here this week by day's receipts at the tavern, JacS G. Olpin, administrator of tje Cottonwood hospital and according to Hayes. president of the Utah state Hospital Ass'n. Planners Air GZ) Lake Hospital Head Announces -- - Theft Of $3,000 In Cash, Checks Probed ml wicrrf ilninP Tiorpcnt Olpin said bids for the ,000 pediatrics unit will pened on May 25, with letion of the facility slated Road Matters Mr. Olpin will be among hos- Free meals will be offered pital administrators and dign- during the day to employes. Of the new pediatrics unit itaries from throughout the state attending the formal signing of at the hospital, Mr. Olpin noted the first Medicare contracts in that its completion next fall Utah on Wednesday afternoon in will bring to 150, the number of beds at the facility. He called Salt Lake City. He said the 43 hospitals in attention to two earlier additions which increased the inithe state are involved in precapacity to its paration for the inauguration of tial 120-bMedicare on July 1 and will current level of 134. The new unit, which will ocJoin together to use the Nacupy space currently used as a tional Hospital Week observance as an opportunity to exlaundry room, will include an plain the Medicare program and Infant isolation area and will to encourage persons over 65 to be twice the size of the exissign up for the benefits. The ting pediatrics area, which will deadline for signing up has been be remodeled into an intensive care unit for cardiac patients. extended to May 31, he reminThe intensive care unit Is to ded. As a local sendoff to the include a central nursing station electronic monitoring national observance, personnel and at Cottonwood hospital here will equipment. The special equipobserve the facility's third an- ment alone will cost about $5, niversary tomorrow (Friday). 000, according to Mr. olpin. ed Murray Woman Gets Buyer For Saddle, Equipment With Ad Even when they're called uoon to sell the unusual and unique, Green Sheet want ads have a way of getting results. Ask Mrs. W. B. White, 259 E. 4800 South, who advertised a complete Western saddle outfit and sold it to the first caller on the morning the paper came out. Naturally, I'm real happy with the results," commented Mrs. White. I had no Idea it would go so quickly." Western complete saddle stand. outifit, including Nearly new. $125. MURRAY. The City Planning ctober. Commission here, in joint seswant ads president of the state sion with the state Road Comreach nearly 30,000 ital group, Mr. Olpin valley homes mission and the Salt Lake that "Alliance for every Thursday on morning-- a potential reading auCounty Planning Commission ;th, brought about by the discussed several newlgovernment-flnance- d dience of over 100,000. MedMonday, To place your ad, dial traffic problem areas and made icare program, will be the prin1. or recommendations for construcOr, if you cipal theme of National Hospital tion of two streets. Wek in Utah. Observance of the prefer, write Box 7187. the week starts Sunday. of Recommendations THE 2 1ST PRESIDENT of the Murray Jaycees, Robert Prince (left) is pictured commission, which will go to the with newly-electe- d vice presidents, Hal Johnson (center and Bob Slater. City Commission for consid "1 extending 6th East, is in charge of produc eration, include hHome-ToivHomo-Tov- n ii tion for the Murray Printing West north of 5300 South to the i city limits and to Join 4500 Co., publishers of the Mr. Carlson will South and 4800 South at about become state director for the 500 West. The 6th West route would tie chapter. access into has been in with north-souThe president-ele- ct i ii i member of Murray Jaycees Salt Lake City and the other since 1961, serving 1 12 years recommended route would pass as a member of the board of through the city's sewage treat MURRAY. Robert L. Prince fiscal year. directors and the past two years ment plant, according to J. Easton parratt, planning comas vice president. will become the 21st president He was elected by acclamamission chairman. of Murray Jaycees when be and tion on Thursday night. ScheJtycet prmdenu of thr pt: Among several traffic pro other newly-electofficers duled to succeed Kent Carl19t5 Kent Carlson blem areas discussed was an assume their duties on June 1, son in the top Jaycee position, Rod Brckalead I J9t RE 1963 LeRoy H. OrllfUhs THE anticipated one at 5300 South, start of the organization's new Mr. Prince, of 7451 So. 2700 19t2 Fred L. Telnerl 15 scheduled where Interstate is 1961 Bennle L. WlllUmx Published Weekly at 155 I. 4905 eouth In Murray, Salt Lake County, Otab. by the Murray Criutliia Co. tiecond claw poalKp paid at Salt Lake Crty. to be extended by late summer. 1960 Derail Wtt. Jr Utah. Subscription rata: MOO a year 1959 Nel Cluph! of widening the route Methods 1958 John Q. Walker m a as as were well 1957 Lavar BaUwbury discussed, Volume 82 Number 26 MURRAY, SALT LAKE COUNTY. UTAH 1966 r 1956 Robert Poole. matter of whether to run. the Thursday, May 5, I 1955 William K. Dunn by Jim Cornwall street over or under railroad 1954 Wayna Otllejr 1953 Richard Hendrlck tracks near 1952 Dr. Bruce Paraor.t Also entering Into the dis 1951 Dr.' Ronald ChallU 1950 Newell Judklna cussion was a proposal to exThat settles it," shouted Chanelle No. 5 bottle. So 1949 Noel Johnson tend Vine St. east to 900 East 1940 Harold Kelly the mother whose young son while she was delivering this near the Mick Riley Golf 1947 Jay McHenry had just broken her favorite to the doctor's office, she 1946 Vaughn C. Boffe Course, as well as proposed to be an lamp. "You're going left it on the seat of the car revamping of the intersection at elected acclamation Also by only child I" while she dashed into the at the session were two vice 900 East and the Cottonwood MURRAY. Six area motorists store for something. cenwere assessed fines during the a where shopping diagonal and four directors. That isn't designed to set a is the presidents By the way-t- his ter is expected to generate addi- past week In the court of Judge to men two vice The named foolpattern for anything. Just short version. The other James S. Sawaya here. Hal tional traffic. presidential posts are ishness. There are days In all one's Just full of detaikj. AnyAnother offender was rapped 967 5205 E. South, Johnson, our lives when it's hard to take way, when she came back out, for public Intoxication. Girl term a second for and Bob Scouts, 'Village' anything seriously and it's more the perfume had been stolen. The week's heftiest fine, $25, 7399 So. 2700 East. Salter, fun to laugh The was given three of the traffic Lions In Bike Project perfume? Well, this New directors are Don Bul at or about Is one of those stories you violators. Paying It on a charge 1245 Mike Sego Lily Dr.; lock, MURRAY. A bicycle safety of other people. Just take from here and run driving 55 MPH In a 30- 4 Jim project Is scheduled for today Wallace, Regal St.; The Denver around in your mind awhile. zone was Scott M. Bring- mile Thomas, 7247 So. 2700 East and (Thursday) at two elementary Post for years hurst. Riverton, who was ap 3500 3125 Mike W. DeCol,. schools here. n years during ' near 5200 So. State. ' -- something approp Lessee prehended S South. Girls Scouts of troop 211 will our youtn car- - r rr-- . Assessed $15 for speeding of- for Mother's Day. A guy we riate Appointments made by the be on hand at Grant and View rleda headline fonVS were Jimmy .Montoya, know says ' at the close Al Dayhe include monr Incoming schools president of over a column West Jordan and Josle B. Hudgave his wife a gift and she Cripe, 7219 SO. 2780 East, for Thursday classes to attach re son, Mldvale. of funny anecYou angel! Just a second term as treasurer; Bob flectors to exclaimed, bicycles for those dotes which On a charge of having faulty what I heed to exchange for Just Barben, 5239 Highland Dr., who wish It done. The Hidden Gerald Madden, reminded, what I wanted " ' equipment, and Don club Lions Robinson, Is secretary Village sponsor Sandy, was given a fine Jr., and 'Laugh of Since that'll be on Sunday, it's 1625 W. 4270 South, editor. ing the safety project. world the $25. A similar amount on the remindful of a story about the laughs with you. The other two men discussing same charge was meted out to their Zelma Mumford, 400 E. 5900 portion of the phrase, you no friend. doubt recall, is 'Cry and you South. I hear that he's changing cry alone." Running through a red light religious faiths, said one. 13-MoSo we'll begin today's lesson resulted In a $20 fine, reduced You mean, asked the other. with the yarn about the insurto $15 through traffic school he no longer thinks he's Cod? at Three Foun ance agent trying to sell a MURRAY. Building permits condominium n. attendance, for Stanley A. issued here last month reached tains. health and accident policy to the Lake City. Salt Sat with a couple of Valuation of new business the highest single month level cowpoke. Ervln L. Butterfleld, Salt traveling men at Rotary the since last March. Ever had any accidents?, permits totaled $975,000, the Lake, was fined $10 on .v charge reand were other The April valuation figure figure representing permits for of day they he asked. . public Intoxication. was $1,404,314, the first time two new stores and came the reply. miniscing about towns they'd Nope, been forced to stay In. the building permit figure has Albertson's. The miscellaneous Three Minor Fires Then, an afterthought, 'Abronc I drove Into this little burg exceeded the kicked In a coupla' my ribs category total was $206,514, late one evening, recalled In one month since which Included an addition to and a rattlesnake bit die last In Week March of 1965, when the total Arlington elementary. Also In- Reported one, and realized I'd have to year. third-ra- te was $1,453,730. MURRAY. Firemen were cluded In the month's total were Well,' shouted the agent In stop there. They had a MURRAY HIGH student selected to operate a youth employment service are, hotel and a makeshift L r residence re called to three minor fires here April's permit figure increa $11,200 triumph, 'don't you call those from at th motel so I asked the guy the left, Christine Cornwall, Sam Butchereit and Kae Hormon, seen chatting with total modeling and $8,200 for bus during the past week. sed the 1966 accidents? to one which Dave were he'd as station to Grass fires West, Murray high counselor. iness filling done $1,658,514, compared It reported remodeling. Nope. they recommend. The April figure was in sharp on Tuesday at 5461 So. 235 $2,304,317 for the same perIn addition to Mr. Haun, perThe fella' looked up from contrast to permit figures for East and on Thursday at 457 iod a y ear ago. There was once an editor sons working closely with the Included in last month's total the first three months of 1966. E. 4800 South. Firemen said a who, when a reader called to pumping gas, scratched his program include Dave West, head and said, 'Can't say I s was $203,400 for new resi Individual month totals tor this shed was slightly damaged from chastise him for an Murray high student counselor on a for at the but 11 the rubbish recommend fire include for Monday hotel, bit of humor, replied permits being dences, $28,400 year Mrs. Kent (Bonnie) Seegmlller, folks to one come that David for their single family dwellings and If you think that's bad, you January, $94,350 for February property belonging Chamber secretary; Dr. tour-unit and $131,450 for March. Zwahlen, 192 Creek Dr. $74,000 permit for a oughta' see the ones we didn't cars after staying there all Parsons and Norman Beers of mad so as aren't night were quite MURRAY. Preparations tative coordinating the project. the State Employment Service. printj the ones from the motel Mr. Haun said he Is encour being made here this week to A woman we know swears are City Dates Second open on Monday, a Youth Emaging businessmen who Sometimes things Just aren't this happened at her house: ployment Service office at 118 Chamber of Commerce memhumorous to people and you wind She was short ofcash,buthad E. 4800 South. bers to use the service as much Civil Service Exam to pay the paperboy and the up in an argument we noted Designed to assist Murray as possible In filling their For Local Policemen In finding emarea teen-age- rs lady selling cosmetics, so some good advice on this subject employment needs. to the other day, wit; the Keep your summer for the of she guiltily broke MURRAY. The City ComHe said the Intent open ployment temper. Don't quarrel with an Junior's piggy-ban- k. months, the service will be op program Is to place youths In mission here has set a second but a him soft angry man, give Inside was a note reading: erated by students under the part-tim- e Jobs, such as yard examination date in as many answer, it's commanded by Holy "IOU $3. (signed) Daddy. supervision of and In coopera- work, as well as placement in months in an effort to obtain Writ and besides It makes him tion with the Chamber of Com Jobs which will provide them applicants tor appointment to How's your memory? Do you madder than anything you could merce, the State Employment with full-tiemployment the Police Department and a recall that story about the guy possibly say. Service and Murray high. Office through the summer months. proposed reserve police force. who was chasing around with With more youths to find Jobs space is being donated by Dr. Applications will be accepanother man's wife? He drove a Bruce parsons. for than In previous years, the ted until 5 p.m. on May 28. Reading a historical note his about the first parachute Jump Three Murray high students program faces a challenge of Exams will be given by the convertible, remember-an- d er have been selected to work in developing more Jobs, poss Civil Service Commission at reminded us of that playmate's husband drove a ce about the Paratrooper who the 8 p.m. on the same date. the office. They are Sam Bu- ibly reaching outside ment truck. The hubby being Of 11 men who submitted cheated on delivered a load of was issued his chute and Intchereit, a senior, Kae Korman Murray area In order to acand Christine Cornwall, both complish the program's goal, applications last month, five cement Into the convertible. structed; 'When you Jump, count 10 and pull the rip cord. took examinations and only Juniors. Remember? It was all the rage. Mr. Haun said. a If It doesn't open, pull the Until the close of the current wasn't true-lu- st But It Concentration of Job place three passed. Applicants must school term, they will observe ment will be in the age group be 21 through 35 years of age emergency cord. When you figment of someone's imaglna 0 office hours of get to the ground there'll be lion. p.m., of 13 years through those who and must establish residence There was another one, too. a truck waiting to bring you Monday through Friday and graduate from high school this in Murray within 60 days aftback to the base. on Saturday. spring. from a a.m.-2p.About the woman who was wear er appointment. So the 'trooper Jumped, the In only a mumu around Through May, the main task will be to accept Job applications house and decided to wash It pulled the cord and nothing happened. Whereupon he pulfrom students and to contact while she was down In the laun local businesses to determine dry room after the family had led the other cord and the chute still didn't open. Which summer employment their tone to school and work. She led him to comment, rather needs. noticed her son's Little League caustically, 'I'll bet that football helmet on the floor and Financing of the project In eludes $1,000 from the Murray stuck it on her head while she darned truck ain't there to MURRAY. Don McMillan, Montrose and John Swanger, started to carry a load of clothes meet me eitheri Civic Fund, local affiliate of 6283 SO. 630 East, Is the new 6455 Kenwood Dr.. are new the united Fund, according to upstairs to be sprinkled. Wallace You remember the yarn-t- he Haun, Chamber of president of the Murray Lion's board members. Lessee, now. the first para club. He will succeed Wayne Roger Peterson, 6369 Knoll-cre- st Commerce director represcn gas meter reader came In, saw chute Jump. Took place In 1783 and Varlan Mortenson, Nielson, who becomes an her nude and wearing the helmet and wu made by Sebastlen member of the board of 260 Mountain View Dr., are and commented, U sure nope Lenormand of France. He leap Officers Elected By holdover members on the board. directors. ed from a tower In a gadget your team wins, ladyf McMr. Officers Mr. McMillan and his new assisting like the something imaginative MEA Tuesday Night 6169 are Kent of officers will be in Millan slate Undjhem, had da Leonardo Vinci de Well, If you remember MURRAY. New officers were SO. S5S East, first vice presi- stalled at a banquet to be held these situation stories, you'll signed 'way back In 149S, The difference wu da Vine! elected by the Murray Education dent; Dr. Fred Llppman, 5561 in June. be Interested In the one that'll did can never tried his. Lenormand You The local Lions club meets next hear. the be Ats'n. during a meeting of the Avalon Dr., as second vice you 4244 the first and third bet money It happened to the and lived to brag about It. Thursday of organisation on Tuesday night. president; Reed Bernlsen, Another aunt of a first cousin of your The officers are Eugene Park St, third vice president. each month at ?30 p.m. with & Frenchman, Andre Lorin Hansen, 4641 Rainbow dinner meeting. Many of their next-do- or Jacques Carnerin, parachuted WHILE PERSONNEL In other offices of the new Utah Education Oversow, prnldetu;Sam Moore neighbor's bowlAti'n were busi. Dr.. will take office as sec- - annual projects have become from a balloon in 1797. But Dave West president-elec- t: ing teammate. ly unpacking books and supplies on Monday, women In the new building's Insurance two-re- ar The doctor wanted this lady by then he had Lenormand to committeeman and retary; John Simper, 4898 So. traditional, such as the Offices were already "squared owoy" and doing secretarial work. Seen in the to bring a specimen to the offor. scholarship for Murray explain to hlmj when you Mist Annachristensen, secre 1575 West, tail twister Kay S3S E. 5560 South, Lion high and ground art Mrs. Noel Whitlock (right) and Delores Steele. fice. She had no container Jump, count 10 and pull the sponsoring students at They will serve during the Hale, tary. The new building is 'located at 175 I. 5110 South. tamer: Harry Setterberg, 8311 Girls State. 1966-6- 7 empty but did have an t school term. ripcord. . . an-c- ed Eagle-Adverti- 266-35- 23 262-465- of Utah's Best Panar - Prince Heads Slate Of Eagle-Advertis- New Murray JC Heads 4 th n r --si?- ?t?trr v ri fsSyC ed $5viNQ a pah 3sr Drivers Draw Fines During Court's Week Kff J April Building Permit Figure Is ultra-conceit- ed Near$V2 Million; High nth Lev-inso- . -K-- tour-mon- Murray Youths To Open Job Office On Monday equally-ridiculou- old-tim- , 3:30-5:3- . m. McMillan Is New Head Of Lions Club In Murray UEA Moves Into Now Offices Here i |