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Show Rotary Club Tours County Detention MURRAY. Rotarians here curtailed their regular meeting Monday in order to tour the Salt Lake county detention home. Gathering only long enough for lunch and a brief program, club members at the detention center for a tour and an opportunity to interview three young inmates. Arrangements for the program were under the direction of Dr. Gordan Putnam. The Murray high madrigal singers will make their annual n Christmas-seaso- ed to interest students in folk dancing. The members range from 6 years and they come from throughout the Salt Lake valley many from the Green Sheet area. Most of them became interested in the group through the members or through seeing the performances. The group has been together more than a Shoppes in Salt Lake. It will be under the direction of Dr. Clifford Cutler. During Monday's abbreviated meeting, membership in Rotary was accorded Edward J. (Ed) Moore, 2626 Verona Cir., whose classification Is insurance. He was introduced to club members by his sponsor, Elmo Martin, who prior to gaining Senior Active status, held that classification in the club. Hot appear- ance before the club next Monday, said C. G. (Chick) Lea-thaFor the president. event, wives of Rotarians will be luncheon guests, he added. The club's annual Christmas party is scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 19 at the Sirloin and Saddle room of the m, 18-2- DUPMeet Agenda social will be Dor-sch- Christmas A held in connec- tion with the regularly scheduled meeting of the McMillan DUP camp. The affair will be held at the home of Mrs. Arnold (Dorothy) Malstrom, 145 at 7:30 tonight (Thursday). Unpublished Stories" is the lesson to be given by Mrs. Clark (Dorene) Jones. Invocation will be given by Josephine Hamblin, chaplain. LOGAN. Four administrators and faculty members from Murray high school were in attendance at the High and School Administrators Counselors Conference conducted on the campus of Utah State University here. They were Bryce G. Ber- -t e 1 s o n, principal; Dale Geddes, Phebe Innes and Lynn Savage. The one-da- y workshop was sponsored by the USU office of student services. Guest speaker was Dr. O. W. Has-ca- ll of Denver, regional director of the American College Testing Program, who discussed the new research service provided by ACT for high schools. Dr. Glen L. Taggart, USU president, explained changes in the philosophy and operation of USU under the new administration. Other USU officials discussed new admission procedures, scholarships, financial aids and counseling services. Party Goods Punch Fountain Chairs and Tables " W ... I 1 BORROW I A 6495 SO. STATE anything your heart V deairea from I y 1 1 I 262-55- 81 rpri "j11 I n W I is, A - LITE PRICE RADIO MUSICAL ' ''1 t.i-n- .i n n in ' n r M 11 ROAD RACE Gr" Tuiiniin. Valw $45.00 4.99 MATCHBOX 72 lo"infl Value $30.00 18.88 voiu.$5.5o 2.99 SS 1.99 CHEMLAB MARX CAR CASE vo,.S!.;o 4wm NO. BO 17 99 12.99 2.99 TRAIN MATTEL SWITCH 377 TRAKv.iu.$i$.oo 199 199 MUSIC RAILROAD Child Guidance $9.00 TRIK TRAK 1.99 EDUCATIONAL MECHANICAL Z99 4.99 GAMBv.iuoo.$5.ool.M Dolls 1968 N' v.,, KIDDLES STEP v.i TALKING FIRST $27.00 , "SO BIG" D0LUu.ond., HUNGRY TWIGGY 77c ffij, Value $14.93 BABYviij.oo CRY SKIPPER 14.99 .suo PORTREnE DOLLS BABY 9.99 $20.00 STEP KIDDLES SOFTEE 1.22 oo DOLL DOLL voi. !2o.oo vi $4.00 v.. $6.00 7.99 9.99 6.66 3.99 2.33 2.33 MARX VACUUM BIZZY BEE CHOC FACTORY v.i. $ KNITTER . TEARFUL CASE ch..rfUi RITE HITE 1 2. T0YSv.i$u vo,9.oo v.i$hjo vi.$j.oo 88c APPllANCESv.i..T.sn.oo3.99 39c 99e $2.00 1000 a,.. s,o 2.99 -- HUBLEY TRUCS w-m- 12 12 mo TONKA TRUCKS Values To $8.00 ''"" .i nn i i . WW The struck! traditional Christmas certs. The first performance difficult to accomplish their school work. Of course the teachers have happily given an overload ol wmjiHin JOHNNY TOYMAKER value $i5.oo 8.99 SWEEPSTAKES GAME Value $16.00 BLUE BOX COPY MACHINE TOYS v.i $i.2 do. Value $15.00 WHIZZ FIZZ FOUNTAIN Value $5.00 BIRD GUITAR CAGE v... $4.9. v.iu.$7.m ElKtronk MICROSCOPES51' Volu. $17.93 v.i..,i.(7.oo STROLLERS Pererion Valuei to $25.95 HIGH CHAIR Pererion SCRATCHER Prices Effective Only Dec 12, 13, which be all will the due 80-pi- t at Checkstand 4275 South, on Tuesday in Salt Lake City Cemetery. She died fit of natural causes in her home on Saturday. Born on Sept. 14, 1885 in Liverpool, England. Married to Alan Clark; he died. Married to Robert Barrett, divorced. School rs, teacher. Survivors, Mrs. Orson (Betts) Roger, Mrs. J. T. (Hortense) Harmon, both Salt Lake. hall-siste- BURIED. Lawrence Burnett Forbush Sr., 58, 6480 1300 East, yesterday So. (Wednesday) in Murray City He died after a Cemetery. long illness in a Salt Lake hospital on Sunday. Born on Feb. 15, 1910 in South Cottonwood. Married to Sarah May Park on July 24, 1931 last ( ' . s. J The a capella has caught some of the spirit of the season. They visited the state The next capitol Tuesday. day the madrigals sang at the Primary Children's hospital. Tomorrow night the will travel up town for the official lighting ol Temple square. A music program will be staged in at the school auditorium on Saturday and Sunday by the school choirs and glee clubs. con- will wapjii pi i'i n inni iiii ii ii MM (smtsm GERE 'i:nns" fio ' sod, 7.99 59c 6.99 1.99 2.22 3.99 6.99 13 cf 12 Price Valui to $17.95 9.99 voimuoo Spacious, Modern Facilities with more than t,5(H) scj. ft. of parking k (ami! rally located in the entire Salt Like Valley 99c ?V Member, National Selected Morticians k 14 Serving all creeds, with When Ad Presented BURIED. Nanna Chapin Barrett, 83, 1205 E. Clark - Miscellaneous Toys CLIP and SAVE Prices Good Only Vital Statistics COUNCIL (From Pg. 2C, Col. 3) day were sustained as mem bers of the high council. Mace Johnson, 5490 Allendale Dr. and George Alvin McBride, 4873 Wasatch, were sustained as alternate members. nil PRICE 1.79 ed understanding TOY VILLAGI 6227 Highland Drive (End of Van Winkle Expressway) V rTTT-- M' 7 SAs.M. f MORTUAR -- mi: ri nri (UTAH) X J p An MURRAY. Christmas party for members of Murray 6th ward will be held on Wednesday starting at 7 p.m. in the ward cultural hall. The festive affair will begin with a scriptural presentation by a choir. Following the opening exercises a Christmas tree will be decorated, with those attending providing the decorations or strings of popcorn. The Primary children will sing songs of the Christmas season, with those attending joining in. There also will be pinatas for young and old. Santa Claus will make an apChristmas with pearance treats for the children. In charge of arrangements are members of the MIA presidencies. They are Mrs. Jack (Barbara) Hiatt, Mrs. Eunice Collings and Mrs. Glenna Brown, YWMIA, along with Delbert Staten, Lynn Turner and Art Peterson, YMMIA. Other organizations in the ward are helping with various Refreshments assignments. will be served. MURRAY Thuriday, Dec. 12, 1968 Member ol in Salt Lake. LDS church. Survivors, sons, daughters, Lawrence B. Jr., Dtrharrt. John. Michael, Mrs. John J. (Ramona) Doyle Jr., Mrs. Albert S. (Mary) West Lake, Jr., Linda Lee, all SaltAnderMrs. Kent D. (Judy) son, Sandy, 17 grandchildren, brothers, sister, Rufus, Salt Lake, Eugene, Las Vegas, Nev., Mrs. Joseph A. (Dorothy) Christopherson, Midvale. Christmas spirit has be held at 1:15 p.m. in the rotunda of the state capitol where standard Christmas music will be played. Included will be LeRoy Anderson's "Sleigh Ride" and the popular 'White Christmas. Conducting the performances will be Ormon Weight, district music supervisor, R. Neil Weight, symphony chairThe student council has man, Art Peterson, John been diligently sweating over Chatelain and Roger Wanger-i- n. the Christmas dance and The second concert will be assembly which are planned for Dec. 20. to planning played lor employees at the decorations it was discovered Granite district offices at (SPARTAN, Pg. 5C, CoL 4) about 3 p.m. a Party Slated EAGLE-ADVERTIS- Spartans Concerts 2 4C There are only six more school days before the holiday vacation begins and Symphony In PRICE CARRY CASE value $3.00 MASTRO GUITARS 3.99 3.99 2.99 voi. $10.00 CAR MODELS voi MASTRO Toys for Girls GO vol.. $s.oo CONSTRUCTION LOCKET '' Symphony orchestra will perform twice on Wednesday in Toys for Boys 99c .$uo TOWEnW FIRST , 'iHnanirirt The Granite Senior Youth TRIK BABY in GRANITE PARK. MATTEL GO PLAY CASE Value $6.00 LIDDLE V.. Village Folk Dancers In Gay Attire For Shows (U v..-$1- 0.00 MACHINE Tolkin9 , Sheryl Hutchinson, secretary, the 14 dancers perform folk dances from more than 16 different countries. They have danced for for Veterans and schools, University hospitals, at Park City on Labor Day and at the State Fair. GRANITE PARK. Decked various countries' artists. Some of the dances they out in German costumes, the Under the leadership of perform include the Hopak, the Polyanka, the Sauerlan-de- r, Village Folk Dancers perform Rick Roberts, president; Adto original music taped by rian Ruiz, vice president and the Italian Quadrille, Tinikling and the Supplutter, which have originated in such countries as Russia, Germany, France, the Philippines, Israel and the Ukraine. The group was organized 15 years ago by Will Marwedell, a dance instructor who want- - Toys BRITE trllMW'-Vt-M- - Pre-Scho- ol FISHER r if Versatile Group M. VERN WOODHEAD, - ir- t STEP LIVELY. . . CarlaWorlund (left) and Sheryl Hutchinson demonstrate liveliness of activities involved in Village Folk Dancers, area organization. Lovely Linen Punch Bowl Sets i --, jr Stereo . . . Projectors & Screens er, Murray High Delegates At USU Confab Mc-Mill- Silver China Coffee Makers held every Thursday evening at Granite high. Members, other than the officers, include Robert and Rolene Sharp, Carla Worlund, Kathy Mills, Marianne Tom McFarland, Kathy Stephans, Ray King, John and Claudia Andrews and Colleen Stewart. Social On McMillan MURRAY. are Practices year. Murray 6th ti t CONVrmifNttQCaTlONi AMPtf Bff PKING |
