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Murrayite Lauded For 50 Years As Issued by INSURANCE FARMERS CO. a member of INSURANCE GROUP Washington Alumnus yUMAY OFFICE 5241 South Stat Street Phonw 266-448- 7 Rachel Bailey Cl:ff Coleman Mai Qadd Wayne Jammed Mike Vlameklt Maynard Angela Pirtfoa Jim Pangos Hal Peacock Noal Phillips Ralph Smith WhlWngton OFFICI 1074 Cast 21st South Phone: 486-139- 5 Barney Johnson ra4 Johnson HILLCITC3T rAfrrnHUHTin pfwci MIDVAU QFFtCt 7569 South Stat Phone: 255-713- 7 Lao Thomas Wayne Dal 50-y- PfTIM 7150 South 9th East Phone: 2554297 Bryce Stewart Bert Watson METROPOLITAN OFFICE 3601 South State Street Phone: 262-557- 5410 Wast 3500 So. Phono: 299-141Bruca Johnson Sherman Butters Street Bim MVMTQN 1430 West 14400 South Phone: 254-305Ben Merrill ejaejay f eaeaeea jv Honor ST. LOUIS, MO. was paid here Friday evening to 13 members of the 1918 graduating class of the Washington University school of medicine, one of whom is Dr. Olof Sundwall, a long-tigeneral practitioner In Murray, Utah. Each received a membership certificate in the alumni association of the university during the banquet which took place at the Chase-Par- k Plaza hotel. Only five of the honorees still reside in Missouri, two in St. Louis. The others are from Texas, California, Florida, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Kansas, in addition to Dr. Sundwall. The Murray man has practiced here a majority of the 50 years with the exception of the first six years after medical school and a period of time during World War II when he was a Commander in the Navy's medical corps. aepaeTTaoBF eveTvveaajtijj AUTO LIFE FIRI TRUCK COMMERCIAL the Best Ever... " ytfH lv(tl 1,: ; For Rotary j j s National econ was the topic here Monday for members of the Rotary club as Dr. EIRoy Nelson of First Security Corp. discussed money matters. MURRAY. highly-regard- u Year On Television Pfc. Gilbert ASSIGNED. H. Heal, 20, a 1966 graduate SALT LAKE. The "Sportsman Afield" TV series, aired of Murray high, has been asover KUED-Tchannel 7, signed to the 173rd Airborne Is into its fifth year on a Brigade in Vietnam. He is the omist was optimistic in his analysis of what's ahead in the money market now that a tax surcharge appears likely to be passed and the President has promised a reduction in poverty program spending. He explained in his talk the methods by which the Federal Reserve Board has endeavored to control inflation, creating what is presently the highest interest rate in history. You aren't going to borrow money very cheaply," he warned the Rotarians, "but you'll get a good rate of return on your investment and the national financial picture looks much brighter this week." Dr. Nelson outlined for his listeners the factors MORE lu THAN 50 SERVICES . . . arc performed by a member of National Selected Morticians in the handling of each funeral. We of NSM pride ourselves on anticipating the needs of the ' $ Mt . - dVt..' FOR YOUTH. family and serving with competence and dignity. - 111 IIMIM IIIIIMII 1 1IIIIW is .Assisting with plans for Youth Conference For Murray Stake Is Slated MURRAY. The Murray stake youth conference will be held on June at BYU. The event is scheduled for steadily-increasipay scales youth 14 years of age or older in the United States will have from Murray, Midvale and the effect of "pricing us out of Craig, Colo, stakes. the world market." Those attending from MurIn his talk, he commended ray will meet at the 3rd-8t- h the Murray City administraward church at 8:15 a.m. on tion for its foresight in anJune 14. They will board buses nexing property which has and leave for Provo at 8;45. subsequently been zoned comRegistration fee for the three mercially and has added to th day's activities is $15. Those city's tax revenues. desiring to attend are to contact the ward MIA officers. You are sixth in population," he said, 'but you're Friday activities on the BYU fourth in returns from the campus will include a tour of half-mi- ll sales use tax, behind the campus, sports mixers, Salt Lake City, Ogden and swimming, talent show, and a Provo. "In fact," he added, "even though Orem is larger than you, it has reached only $17 millions in sales and service revenues whereas your figure is $61,042 millions. If it were necessary to realize through taxes as much money as the sales tax is bringing in, your city commissioners would have to raise your property" taxes 14.8 mills!" Dr. Nelson, who was making a third speaking appearance before the club, was introduced by Hal Charon, manager of First Security Bank in Murray. which led 16 ng hoot-enan- ny It our desire to provide sympathetic and understand- ing assistance. a Murray stake youth conference are Lou Brewer and Lee Jewell. to the balance of payments deficit with foreign countries. He commented that have v econ- ed In The Service 1 omics The Fifth In cooperative basis between the son of Edwin L. Heal, Los Division of Fish and Game and Angeles, Calif., formerly of the educational channel of the Murray. Many find it comforting to know all arrangements have been made in advance. If you would like to discuss such procedures, consult Jaren Soffe, a member of our staff and of NSM. dance. A sunrise service will begin the Saturday activities which will include a variety of workshops. There will be a surprise tour to be followed te dinner and dance. by a Carl Buehner, Murray stake's regional respresent- ative, will be the speaker at a Sunday testimony meeting. This will be followed by a panel discussion. After lunch the young people will return to Murray. The event is under the di rection of Leland Tuft, second counselor in the Murray stake presidency. Committee mem bers are Park Smoot, Donald Snarr, Hugh Haws and John no-da- SOFFE 7 MORTUARY Wo! Vlo Mm 0 BURIED. Eugene (Dean) Brooks Whipple, 67, 5790 Golden Dr., Murray, In South Jordan Cemetery on Tuesday, following services at 36 E. 7th South. He died after a long Illness on Friday at his home. Born Dec. 29, 1900 in Pleasant Green. Married to Grace Peterson on March 23, 1934 at Coalville. Member of Murray 16th LDS ward. Retired 's, wholesale salesman for ze Inc. and Arden Co. Survivors, widow, sons, Alvin Eugene, LaMar Dean, Leon Daniel, LeRoy Brooks, all of Murray, Harold Salt Lake, five Leonard, grandchildren, brother, Leonard Hurst, Salt Lake. BURIED. Julia A. Kosola Asplund, 63, 310 Germanla Ave., Murray, in Murray City Cemetery on Monday, following services at Murray 2nd LDS ward chapel. She died of cancer In a Salt Lake hospital on Thursday. Born July 16, 1904 at Hoquiam, Wash. Married to John Edwin Asplund on Dec. 16, 1924 at Salt Lake; he died Sept. 12, 1964. Licensed practical nurse at LDS Member of LDS hospital. church. Secretary of Licensed Oppose Liquor-by-the-Dri- nk liquor-by-the-dri- 2. nk 3. Recognition of the right of all citizens of Utah over the age of 21 years to partake of alcoholic beverages; Utah committed to a strong opposition to "liquor-by-the-drin- so-call- ed k" Recognition that the forthcoming legislature should enact an adequate and enforceable liquor law. 4. 1 . Join Is the proposal for Citizens known as advocated by a group Legal Control of Alcoholic Beverages on the grounds that if such proposal became law in Utah the situation would be much worse than present conditions; Our Organization's Policy us now. We need your help. So does Utah. Citiitnt for a Btttir Utah through Opposing liquor-by-th-Dri- nk Richard A. Van Winkle, chairman James E. Faust, vice chairman Reverend Earl L. Riley, treasurer Mrs. Frank B. Crrcr, secretary George I). Clyde Iewis Uuis V. Ernest B. Gcrhardt Sidney M. ies, I For quick, effective results at low cost, use the Want Ad col- Douglas W. Ivc Oscar W. McConkie Henry S. Nygaard Ilorman Ted C. Jacobscn B. Z. Kasilcr treat umns of the Recognition that the state's present liquor laws are inadequate; Utahns are faced with a serious challenge: An effort to legalize in our state. We need your active help to combat this proposal which could permit liquor bars across our state, including in your own neighborhood. Practical Nurses Assn. Member of Order of Runcdorg Lodge, Murray Womens club, Finlandia Assn., Sunshine Rose Tident club. Survivors, son, Harold J., Santa Ana, Calif., daughters, Mrs. Chan (Mildred) Jones, Murray, Mrs. Bernlce Couton, Boze-ma- n, Mont., granddaughter reared by Mrs. Asplund, Mrs. Kathie Lamper, Taylorsville, eight other grandchildren, -four grandchildren, sister, Elsa Ranta, Finland. a better Utah, in helping build Vital Statistics Sun-free- m Program University of Utah. The program aims to acquaint people with wildlife resource management programs conducted by the F&G Dep't. and to bring to viewers reports on current events In hunting and fishing in Utah. It is aired each Monday evening from 8:30 to 9 o'clock. V, Kee-ley- Make Hunting, Fishing Talk Topic Mr. Beckstrom received his ' VIA 4) ' also worked on the state accreditation workshop last summer. masters degree at the University of Utah in educational ad- iff- i : elor's degree and professional counselors certificate. She Picture at left ministration and also received his bachelors degree there. He taught art at Valley jun- ior high three years prior to his counseling position at Kearns junior. The father of four children, he is active in art work and outdoor sports. During the past year he served the Granite Counselors Assn. as president-elec- t. He has also worked on the accreditation workshop for the State Department of Public Instruction last summer. He has served as secretary of the Utah Art Educators Assn. Along with his counselors position he handles publicity for the school. Vern Fessler, 2296 So. 1800 East, has been a counselor at the Bonneville junior high the past three years and will serve as vice president of the asHe sociation. previously taught math and English at the Kearns junior high. He is married and has one child. He is state editor for the Utah School Counselors Assn. newsletter. He holds a bachelor's degree from Westminster college. He received his master's degree in educational psychology at the University of Utah. Mrs. Julene Oliver, 1400 E. 5930 South, a counselor at Central junior high the past three years, will serve as secretary. Previous to her becoming a counselor, she taught homemaking at Granite Park junior high. She is the mother of two children. She is a graduate of the Un- - " i iversity of Utah, has a bach- the Granite Counselors Assn. He has served as a counselor in the school the past five years. A ninth grade counselor this year, next term he will be the seventh grade counselor. y-' JJV2.7 lA'-- Beck- 1C strom, 4290 Campo St., counMURRAY (UTAH) selor at Kearns junior high, Thursday, June 6, 1968 has been elected president of Utley, high council members and Don Malmberg, Jack Divine and Robert Halliday, stake YMMIA superintenden-c-y, along with Mrs. Jesse (Merle) Casper, Mrs. Clarence (Effie) Jewell and Mrs. Webb (Donna) Snarr, YWMIA presidency. I I want to volunteer to help build a better Utah ana light liquor-- J can do the following: I Contact other to help I O Contribute financially Eagle-Advertis- A. Olson Clyde W. Reavcly Roy W. 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