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Show 237 So. 10th East in Salt Lake City. "Our hope here is to 4C fill the activity void that some MURRAY (UTAH) Thursday, March 14, 1968 of our senior citizens discover as they have more and FISHING more leisure time. We feel (From Pg. 1C, Col. 7) we're doing a good job in this bow trout to be stocked into area, but with the continued Lake Powell. support of the Salt Lake County Gorge fish stocking will be Commission, the recreation divided equally between Utah board and the general public and Wyoming and the Fish and support, we hope to improve Wildlife Service. All of the and build all these programs. fish set for Lake Powell will old graduate of come from federal hatcheries. The the University of Utah summed up his assignment with Salt CREDIT Lake County Recreation with (From Pg. 1C, Col. 8) this remark: "I didn't realize representing credit unions in there was so much work to the Green Sheet area. providing play for others. A lengthy list of He resides with his wife, speakers are on the the former Irene Nielson of agenda, including R. C. RobMurray, in Taylorsville with ertson, vice president of their two boys, Gordon, 3 Credit Union National Ass'n. Utah now lists 332 credit years and Jason, three months. unions with total assets of ar STATISTICS approximately $142 millions, according to J. Paul White, managing director of the state group. - brother, LaMar G., Murray, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William McKenna, Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Bowman, West Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Andreason, Midvale, Mrs. Hazel Booth, Tooele. 1C, Col. 6) Member of LDS church. World War II veteran. Member of Murray American Legion post. Murray City Volunteer Fireman 14 years. Member of Utah State Firemen's Assn. Survivors, widow, sons, daughters, jDennis A., Steven M., Sherry L., Susan, Marilyn, Murray, parents, Murray, brothers, sister, Sherman D., Murray, Dale L., Taylorsville, Mrs. H. Ray (Carol) Bills, Murray. BURIED. Brent Wade Bowson of man, LaMar M. and Nancy Bess Bowman, 310 W. 5300 South, Murray, in Memorial Gardens of the Valley on Tuesday, following services at graveside. He died of undetermined causes on Saturday at his home. Born Sept. 14, 1967 at Salt Lake. Survivors, parents, (From Pg. Violinist To Play Concert With Symphony SALT LAKE. Guest artist with the Utah Symphony in a concert tomorrow (Friday) evening at the Tabernacle will be violinist Berl Senofsky. The same program will be given tonight (Thursday) at Weber State college. Mr. Senofsky, on the 8:30 program, will play Proko-fie- ff s Violin Concerto No. 2 and Ravel's Tzigane. Under the baton of Maurice Abrav-ane- l, the Symphony will perform three orchestral works. Willard George BURIED. Bawden, 81, 4209 W. 3500 South, Granger, in Elysian Burial Gardens on Saturday, following services at North Jordan stake center. He died of natural causes in a Granger hospital on Thursday. Born Jan. 2, 1887 at Granger. Married to Annie Elizabeth Wallace on April 20, 1910 at Salt Lake LDS Temple. Served Northern States LDS mission 1925-2- 6. Employe of Salt Lake Roads and Bridges Dept. 18 years, Salt Lake County auditor's office 12 years. Democratic district chairman 30 years. Monroe school PTA president six years. Sunday of school teacher, president 14th quorum of seventies su years, president of high Driests Quorum in North Jor dan stake. Survivors, widow, sons, daughters, W. Wallace, Granger, Reuel J., San Jose, Calif., John Lund, Frovo, Mrs. Franklin R. (Alice) Barney, Safford, Ariz., Mrs. Ben E. (Afton) Ricks, Centerville, Mrs. Piatt D. (Wilma) Ward, 24 greatgrandchildren, sisbrothers, grandchildren, ters, Richard G., M. Smith, M. W. (Mike), all of Granger, Ferris N., Salt Lake, Mrs. Alice Mackay, Mrs. Edwin C. (Merilda) Inkley, both of Taylorsville, Mrs. Bethsheba Bangerter, Salt Lake, Mrs. Mrs. Isabell Bangerter, George (Lorraine) Anast,both of Granger, Mrs. Albert (Helen) Daw, Murray. OPEN BUSY "CHIEF" . . . Gary Swenson is head of county recreation and a lifelong res- 9to9 O O O ident of the area. Work In Providing Play For Resident Of County MURRAY. Salt Lake CounSwenson is a man ty's Gary on the go. As superintendent of Salt Lake County RecreationDept., Swenson has the dedicated himself to the prop osition of giving Salt Lakers one of the finest recreation programs in the country. Already we're (Salt Lake County) talked about as being an ideal recreation format for a community the size of Salt Lake County. Many of our formats for recreation are being followed by similar communities across the country. Our concern now is to move ahead. Recreation is just a small part of our way of life, now, Swenson said as he cleared his desk of work to have his picture taken. We're on the threshold of one of the most important growth areas of our lives, he said. "More and more we're finding leisure time. One of our functions here at the department is to provide an activity to fill that period. I have a good staff of people to fulfill that need, he said, adding that the dejob ismuchbroad-e- partment's r than most people realize. One of our functions is to acquire ground for future playgrounds." That's where the crewcut Taylorsville resident got his start in the field of recrea tion. I graduated from the University of Utah in 1963, after which I took an assignment with the county as land ac quisition coordinator. I did that for a year before taking the personnel director's job, I worked that job for two years, making it a point to place an emphasis on public relations. I felt the public was entitled to know what a fine program was being provided for them by Salt Lake County. I worked with newspapers, radio, tele vision and civic groups to tell this important story. They all seemed pleased to help me tell the story, he grinned. Asked about the key to the success of Salt Lake County's recreational programs, he said, "Cooperation is the key. Commissioner (Marv)Jenson, right on through the Salt Lake County Recreation board of directors, give us the kind of support and leadership that is needed for a program with effect on such a so many people." Much of the guidance for the program is in the hands of the County Recreation Board that includes representatives from each of Salt Lake County's school districts. Keith Brown, Granite; Esther Land, Salt Lake City; Marlon Bateman, Jordan and Briant Stringham, Murray, work with Mr. Swenson and Commissioner Jenson. Marv understands fully the recreation need in Salt Lake County," Swenson said. He was a representative from the Jordan School District prior to becoming commissioner and getting the recreation portfolio." We do more than provide playground areas for chil dren," Swenson said. "Our work includes activity for people of all ages and ways of life. We don't provide just athletic competition and playground activities for young people. Our operation is geared for arts and crafts, drama, dancing, chess tournaments, checker tournaments, ski schools and, of course, the extensive golf program that provides summer activity for so many of Salt Lake County golfers. Then we have a summer swim program that is during wint er months because of the lack of inside pools. But we are constantly seeking ways and means of adding to and lm proving each area of activity that falls into our realm," he said. His discussion turned to the Senior Citizen's Center at "e X WW I HW V ''W it 6400 SO. STATE MURRAY UTAH ng Spring's bustin" out. . .it's time to get growin . . . start with new tools! All hard wood handles! Values to $2.95 (Mmw YOUR r-rf- tVll CHOICE FOR r I'M I HEAVYWEIGHT GALVANIZED or PIPE T-POS- w 21" lengths in full FIELD standard weight FENCING Pipe. '2"12 Wlfc 5-- ft. 5ft-f- t. 6 ft-f- t. 39"...19.95 2" 49c Prices! 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