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Show Remember - When Croquet Tourney Won By Don 909 It,.- Spencer; Swim Poo Fence Set FIVE YEARS AGO, as re- Several students LOGAN. from the Green Sheet area have been named to spring quarter honor roll at the Utah State university, it was announced this week by Dr. Claude J. Burtenshaw, USU dean of students. To be placed on the honor roll, a student must have a grade point average of from 3.5 to 4.0, the latter of which is straight A. Leslie Werner, Susan Richards, Arlene Mechlirig and Suzanne Vicchtilli organized into the ported from the files of the Murray Eagle of July If), 1962. club. Eddie and Betty Castillo and Busy Bee Darr ami Kay Harwood were in TEN YEARS AGO, as reportcharge of an Hawaiian luau ed iroin the files of the Muiray wherein Murray Jaycettes hostof July 25, V", ed the Jaycees . . . Jean Reading Eagle and Nina Morrill were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle L. Green, 200 E. 6100 South, were notiat a bridal shower honoring Dawn Bagley at the home fied that a f oreign exchange Of the Everett Readings . . student, Barbara Zentgraf, of Mrs. Erickson, 209 West 5th F rankfurt am Main, Germany, Ave., held a family det together would reside at their home. . . k supper Cos how and John r at her home, a Audrey was served . .Mr and Mrs. Stephen Turner announcer! their H . 7 . The honor students include Judy Ray Hunter, Granger, in the college of education; Gerald Lynn Coon, 866G W. 31 DO South, Magna, in the college of science; Sheryl Louise Bennett, Louann Whitlock, both of Murray and Shirley Jo Lemmon, 1451 E. 3900 South, all in the college of humanities and arts. Also, William Kent Prig- - pot-lu- . . wedding date for Aug. 16. Mrs. Deon Powell and daughter, Sheila Penrose Larsen, daugh- Carolyn, vacationed in Idaho Pvt. Larry L. Burke, ter of Mrs. T. E. Brown, the bride oi William Denis son of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Land, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burke, returned home followWilliam Land . Cheryl ing discharge from the army Paul S. Rose was named Henricksen, Nancy Richards, . second vice president of the National Horseshoe pitchers Association of Amenta . . . Sharon L. Gilbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max R. Gilbert, won the 4721 Atwood Blvd. silver wings as an UAL stew. Mrs. ardess. Myrtle Birch and daughter, Terry, returned home from a trip to California. Glen Meyers and (dimly visited relatives in Idaho Kalis . . . . . . Turner, Are On USU Honor Roll .. fc. EAGLE - ADVERTISER Magna and Alan David 2B MURRAY ll'TAHi 3640 So. 700 East, July 20, 1967 Thursday, Terry-Leof college engineering; Crafts and Darrell Dean Prows, both of Granger, col- Black Is Named New lege of natural resources; Der-a- ld In 11th Ward Reece Alcorn, Magna and Bishop both VerlG. Black, MILLCREEK. Lyla Gayle Aspel, Murray, in the college of Business and 4578 So. 700 East, is the new social sciences. bishop for Millcreek 11th ward, 4600 So. 600 East. Mr. Black succeeds Monte Cookout Breakfast Poulson, 4278 So. 730 East. Held By Trailbuilders Assisting Mr. Black as counselors are Charles Meek, first who attend MURRAY. Boys counselor, 746 LaDore Dr., and the trailbuil.ier classes at MurEldred Asay, 785 E.4556South, a ray 6tl. ward Primary held second counselor, Raymond cookout breaktrail round-u- p Baker, 731 E. 4345 South and fast at C a.m. on Friday. Brent Gibson, 700 E. 4545South, Guests at the affair, held in clerks. ward the Grant Park pavilion, were members of the top pilot class Try Green Sheet Want Ads! and parents of all the boys. Arrangements were under the direction of Mrs. Robert (Shirley) Holder, president andtrail-buildpartner; Clifford Anderson, guide patrol leader; Mrs. Wayne (Lois) Guest, blazer leader and Mrs. Alex (Edna) Simmons, trekker leader. more, Area Students er . Erekson Bros. Dairy & Turkey Farm East 59th South 701 266-763- urn V 4 A 4 FIFTEEN YEARS AGO, as chargtd with destroying millions of water heaters each yearl Armed with rust. Last een In the vicinity of your water heater. Telltale signs include rusty water In your tap and leaks In your water heater. Help call trap the villain Rustfinger your A. O.Smith dealer todayi . . . YOUR REWARD will bt full-val- guirintM on Smith pret ntw A.O. mium or dluK git wittr hter if tank iMki within first 10 yr, wator gt you being hit by a tractor. . . Craig son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mackey, and Jolynn daughter of Mr. and celebrated their first birthdays . . Kent Lee, son of Mrs. Bette J. Lee, was one of the top winners in the annual SLC Soap Box derby. . . Mr. and Vrs. Le" M. Haniblin became ,r n's of a son. ... In readniess for a stake-wi- de PREPARED camping session are Patsy Simper, Christine Tuckfield , Diane Westenskow, Laraine Jackman, Pine Valley Camp Draws 225 Stake Girls, Heads Kemp, adventurers; Mrs. Dana (Shirley) Meier, yearlings; Mrs. Versel (Verna) Payne, mountaineers and Mrs. Garth (Beth) Porter, inspirators. Miss Valerie Shuey is in charge Grade of sports activities. Special speaker at an MIA become "yearlings" when they have masted 14 requirements. meeting the first night was Mrs. These include helping to plan a Dean (Sandy) Nielsen. Members hike and a cookout, knowing how of bishoprics and mutual presley camp ground. to dress for a hike and the rules idencies were invited to attend. The girls hoarded buses yesterday (Wednesday) at C a.m. for hiking, building a fire, Thursday activities include hikto the campsite and trav.di-sharpening a knife, tying knots, ing and a campfire sing. Work ' on crafts and presentation of Lt r uli t'c activcooking out of doors, develop'Ai;iiiing ities an- v li"'Hlled 'or approx-l.'iiaing a nature craft and learning skits is planned for Friday before returning home. h 22" gilds and leaders basic first aid techniques. TWENTY YEARS AGO, as re- -i which second-yethe for three The session day the may ted from camper of the files pui work toward the "mountaineer Murray Eagle of July 24, 1947. ends tomorrow (Friday). In line with the campcrafter level by learning such things as Helen Larson, Murray teachcertification program carried fire safety and conservation er, was selected as an exchange on .it the summer camp under regulations, going on an all-dteacher from Murray school the dilution of the ML, 19 hike, meals by using district to go to Ireland. . .Jim girls who have completed their variouspreparing outdoor cooking methHealy, 9, won the table tennis fourth level 'adventurer" reods, lashing, sharpening and ustournament held at the Bonny-vie- w including ing an ax, building four types quirements, school. . . Betty Walker, into Hie area above Pine of fires, demonstrating knowdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Valley, will participate in a ledge of more advanced first Walker, became the bride of e, hike aid skills and leading the group Warnell Van Otten, son of Mr. to join tlie main group at the in special assignments. and Mrs. Robert Van Otten. . . To become an "inspirator" camp grounds. Don Spencer won the croquet Under the certification proat the end of her third year, a tournament at the Liberty gram, first-yecampers may girl continues to study conserschool. . . Mr. and Mrs. Stanley vation, learns new cooking techII. Draney returned from a trip niques and how to use a comto Yellowstone park. . . Bud pass, map and trail markings, C) (REMEMBER, l'g. 4B, Col. demonstrates a working knowledge of first aid by teaching Mall Plans Annual it to younger girls, assists as WINDKK. Members of the a junior counselor and helps Sidewalk Sale To teach camp skills to others. Cimmerons riding club Over-a- ll Begin This Morning planning for the Clipped lionois in the sponis under the direction of camp horse sored the show at West The annual HOLLADAY. Mrs. Dale (Eula) Kemp, stake Sidewalk Sale at Cottonwood Jordan arena. director. She has been camp awClub members Mall is scheduled to begin today earning assisted by the YWMIA stake included ards Larry Brown, (Thursday) at 10 o'clock and two first places and one third; presidency, Mrs. Arden (Shercontinue through Saturday. Dodge, two thirds ami ry) Meeks, Mrs. Boyd (Kath) Participating In the event will Debbie one Debbie Belnap, two Heynolds andMrs.LaRell(Ned-ra- ) second; be some 42 retail stores, said Muir. thirds and cue second; Wayne Richards, executive-secretaUnit supervisors are Mrs. Marker, reserve champion and of the Mall Merchtwo first pl.ic ri'd'ons; Jenny ants Ass'n. White, grand champion md two Parents Group To Plans call for continuous tables to be set up along both sides firsts; Linda Cl.uk, reserve Meet Wednesday of the 1,000-foenclosed mall champion, one eco";! place and two thin places; Wendy and SALT LAKE. A meeting of walkway, he said. This evening at 5, the Days of '47 queen s'ur.nun Jv.u'11, each one third Parents Without Partners, Inc., iav . .! .i.. Laree Kitt, two will be held W ednesday evening will attend, accompanied by th: one reserve at 8 o'clock In the University !..in; Central Company chorus of the i i.j ai'.e.u ., 'n ee first places of Utah's student union building. Dl'P, which will sing pioneer id place ribbons; Addressing the group on the songs and will be attired ir ' V ! thain-!"- '. costume. early-da- y subject, "The Joe Hill House" ' ' t ! places and one will be Ammon Hennacy, conI! r . , !y Cox, two troversial local author and Mat-key- li, MURRAY. 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