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Show MURRAY 3B (UTAH) Thursday, Sept. 26, 1968 Murrayite To Appear On TV During Meeting CHICAGO. A television interview is scheduled here next week with Frank A. Nelson, Jr., president of the Murray State Bank of Murray, Utah. Mr. Nelson will be in Chicago from Sept. 29 through Oct. 2 taking part in the 94th annual convention of the American Bankers Ass'n. He is president of the Utah affiliate of the national organization. Utah's policies on economic development and urban renewal will be the subject of the Utahn's TV discussion. I'll also point out, he said, 'that bankers, both individually and through their association, are playing key roles in finding solutions to today's problems along those ' Fords For '69 Displayed By ... kneels beside the Area Dealer lines." During the convention, the will endeavor to determine how their industry can continue its contribution to the solution of problems of poor housing, inadequate education and job training as well as discrim- - association's delegates Park Larson of Larson Ford Sales In Munew 1969 Ford LTD to point out distinctive rray, features of the new grill. This model, along with many others being shown by Ford, is displayed at Larson Ford, 5500 So. State. DISTINCTIVE ination in employment and limited for opportunities small businessmen of minority groups. Clayton J. Marshall, both of West Valley residents: LaVon 3367 Hillsdale Dr.; Tim Mi- Belka, 3067 So. 2515 West; ller, 5319 W. 3500 South; Stan W. K. Christensen, 4931 So. H. Mitchell, 968 Searle Ave.; 4420 West; Ronald D. Cook, A. Blaine Moulton, 1106 W. 4330 Pergrine Way; Colleen 4800 South; Fredrick G. New, M. Jacobsen, 3550 So. 2900 Budget Dinner For In 4159 So. 4080 West;YoNiki, West; Victor Lopez, 1720 W, Ward Set Tomorrow 6567 Jefferson; KeithOttesen, Stardust Dr.; Arthur A. Ma-gi- ll, SALT LAKE. Area resi3275 W. 3650 South and GRANITE PARK. The dents were well represented 961 E. 4530 South; Horace 4439 Thornwood Don Zaharias, 3013 Leon Ave. Granite Park ward will hold among the successful appli- Rammell, a budget dinner tomorrow cants for elk permits, made Ave.; Paul Smith, 25 W.Creek DUP Session Set (Friday) at 6 p.m. at the ward. public by the Board of Fish Dr.; Gary Taylor, 3365 Dr.; Melvin Vanden Plans for the event were & Game. In Murray 4800 South; Monday Both East and West Valley Akker, 264 E. made by Russell G.Wilkinson, A meeting of the Brenda hunters on L. 3315 were the MURRAY. So. Vincent, lengthy bishop; William E.Dodge first list of those who'll be eli- 460 East and Lee Wright, Jr., South Salt Lake DUP will be counselor and Allen O. Benheld at 10 a.m. on Monday son, second counselor. Budget gible in various areas of the 3771 So. 540 West. donations will be accepted. state. A bull permit in the Heas-to- n in the Murray City Hall. In the Ashley-Vern- al disAccording to Mrs. Priscilla area was given Joe B. n, publicity chairtrict, either sex, East Valley 3411 So. 8920 West. Anderson, permit-winne- rs were Edward Successful applicants for man, all DUP officers are reto be at the session. and Manuel Garcia, both of bull permits in the Salt Lake quested 4026 So. State and Terry R. area went to these Try Green Sheet Want Ads! hunting Manning, 60 w. Gordon Ln. West Valleyites granted permits were Martell T. Ellis, HOLLADAY. This comJr., 3385 Florita Ave. and munity which lacks governClyde K. Goodfellow,3190 Le-- hi mental boundaries but is genDr. erally regarded as the south Two East Valley hunters portion of Salt Lake county's who received permits for Here's good news for youl Excusive new "hard core" "east bench" is undergoing Brown's Park-ThrCornOcongestant tablets act instantly and continuously cavities. One to drain and clear all great growth. ers, either sex, were Bill tablet gives up to 8 hours relief from pain and pressure Proof is offered by Mt. R. Dalton, 124 Umbra Ln. and of congestion. Allows you to breathe easily stops watery States Telephone, which is in- Jabez W. Durfee, 4081 So. eyes and runny nose. You can buy SYNA CLEAR at GIBSON DISCOUNT PHARMACY, 595 So. State, without need for a stalling new dial switching W. Temple. Satisfaction guaranteed by maker. Try It todayl presciiptisn. Bull permits in the Fish 10,000 equipment involving additional lines in its Holla-da- y Lake area were received by Gerald A. Averett, 5996 So. building. They'll bring the capacity 200 West; Lance R. Bateman, U of the equipment center to 3201 So. 8000 West; Melvin Cut out this ad take to GIBSON'S. Purchase one pack of G. J50,000 lines. Larsen, 3728 El Glen; SYNA CLEAR 17s and receive one more SYNA CLEAR 12 Peck Freel J. Marshall, and Douglas (PHONES,Pg78B7C0l. 8) Area Hunters Get Permits Shoot Elk ok Wat-terso- Area Growth Reflected By 'Phone Lines Hay Fever And Sinus Sufferers SYNA-CLEA- ee nasal-sinu- Introductory Offer Worth Remember When Bus Service Sought For Better Murrayites, Lower Rates Too FIVE YEARS AGO, as re- ported from files of the ray Eagle of Sept. 26, .Barbara Somsen, 5358 Mur- 1963. Evelyn Suess, Lynette Larson and Nadine Cope were considered for homecoming queen at Granite high. . .Robert Holder, David Webb and Andrew (Bud) Jensen filed petitions for office in Murray City. . . Connie Swanger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John returned after a Swanger, summer tour of Europe. . . Mrs. Doris Graves, 411 Hillside Dr., Murray, was crowned Queen for a Day on the televised show in Hollywood. Parents Visit CL Classes The first meeting of Christ Lutheran PTO MURRAY. TEN YERS AGO, as reported frotf files of the Murray Eagle of Sept. 25, 1958. - An elecbomatic traffic-actuat- ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY&f rs f and has a nemory" was in the process A being installed in Jii? liiti 19 SHOP MANY UNADVERTISED ITEMS Murray ,o facilitate the flow of trafffc on U. S. Highway 91. "firee traffic control units wre to be installed in Murra; at 4800 So. State, at 5th 'ive. and at Vine Street. Cost )f the installation was estinited at $17,000. . . Mr. and irs. Doyle Green returned torn an extensive trip to the liddle East and Europe. . . Tft Light in the Forest and "Tie Matchmaker were play-i- nf at a local theatre. dt WOOL and NYLON 54"56" WIDE NOW WOOL saw 1 88 ORIG. 2.44 NOW 4 PENN-PRES- T X. BRQWN or SPECIAL BUY TRIMMINGS IACE 12V. 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The schedules for the par- shortstop for the Utah Shamtially departmentalized mid rocks, was named most valudie and upper grades and ttt able player of the National new religion series being usd Girl's Softball Tournament. throughout the school wtfe . . . L. R. Ivins was crowned senior champion in the first chief topics of discussion. Utah State Senior Amateur Teachers at the Christ school were hostf on golf tournament at Meadow Luthran Brook. . . Mrs. F. D. PetFriday to area ersen was in charge of the teachers. A quarterly meetinf for Murray Women's club meetteachers in the three Salt ing in which she brought stuLake Lutheran and oni Og-d- dents from the nationally school was mainly plan- known Indian School for the ning meeting to coodinate program. school activities for th comTWENTY YEARS AGO, as ing year. Dates for je anfrom files of the reported nual science and art iir and Murray Eagle of Sept. 24, field day were set. 1948. Patterns of prform-ance- ," a national prfram to Granite Farmers beat Murevaluate and furthenmprove ray 32-- 6 in football. . . The instruction in churclschools, Brinton Electric Co window, was the primary abject of featuring better lighting for discussion. homes, won fifth prize in a contest conducted by Utah Power and Light Co. in Salt Lake County. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Janke held grand opening of their new market, 5049 So. State. . . Harvey Ross, member of MurrayCity Volunteer Fire Department, (REM'BR., Pg. 8B, Col. 6) A T 1HL RT Hi Jill " $Fjl50 - O F - E2 E KT ft flFTEEN YEARS AGO, as r ported from files of the Hurray Eagle of Sept. 25, organization) was held Sept. 24 at 7:30 (parent-teache- Knollcrest, isturned from a year of teachng in Chaumont, f France. 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