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Show w 'ervev-vgarokv- , $alt 1.46 City, Monday November 17, 1958 DASERET NEWS AND ;ELEGRAM, ' - . - ' - AT 1 , . . 1 -- 04).!, II iiiiiô ....:,::7:i.:':;0.'Stakes. Pi.0.iddrtos .,:'ElOts; COAL -,-- ,..2. t -- - , - Small Fry Do and-,R9be- War IV. Russian tank comparty of four deer hunters mander said in Salt Lake City Monday was overdue In return. Monday. . ing from a deer hunt in the sesSpeaking opening !talc Creek area northiWsrot, sion of a "Living Issues Week" Duchesne ' They are Jesse Le Grande. 26, program at Westminster Coland Richard Rasmussen, 16, of lege. Dr. Nicholas Goncharoff spoke of revolution-- in terms 623 W....Capitol, Salt Lake of traditions, science and other city, and Mr., and Mrs. Rex with .particular emphaSteadman,, Verde land Park, areas, La Yton. 'The party had been sis on revolution in ideologies. A, 700 a chal- in ,S00 : Part In Fund Drive at-th- e- - scbeduled night., ' - 'then posed the --prOblent on local ,tittitudeswhether, it be one of inactivity or one of per sonalresponsibility in Arying to find direction in such rev. olution. Following Dr. Concharoff's address on "The Nature of the Present Conflict," comments were offered by the Rev. S. -- 6 t FALSE TEETH nIst;PxotTed ,Smith,Illniver sity of Utak Sociology Department, and Dr. Franklin Harrfs, University of Utah. Dr. Gdncharoff also will be featured on succeeding sesSiOnS of the conference --, With Mori Comfor) PAsTwra, a plessent alkaline powder, holds raise teeth more firruly.Teest-se-d tele-i- n mew- -Just comfort, aprtakie a little AgTEETH on your plates. No gumrof!.s gooey, puty taste or reeling. Cheolrd "plate odor" (denture breath). Get PeSTEETH at any drug liountdrl. (non-aci- t Dr. Goncharoff, who Is exec 'return Sunday to through Thursday on tI11 Westminster campus. Thtate, of the meek is "TheiBeat, The p Macon Cowles. pastor of the Square, and The Cr4e.! Holladay ,Community: Congresavsairsstmess--- -.- ADVEILTISIM11111-1 gational Church; Rabbi Mor. decai Podet of:. the Temple Now Many-Wea- r ire ,Nnal Israel; Dr. Alexander Schreiner, Tabernacle orga- Ideology Revolution Speaker , llordue On utive director of International attitudes face a lenge in meeting a revolution Education for the Young Men's conditio rts and issues Christian 'Assn. in New York Deer Hunt Trip throughout the world, a World .,,, New Church of Jesus Christ of- the high council were Hy- 0. Latter-da- y Saints stake rum Marb1e,4ames 600 Presidencies were sustained William O. Merrill, Harold A. Sunday at- Garland and Heber Pratt, Lamont Richards and $OO Gerry Rose. City. lkt In addition to President Arthur, Ti Michaelis, Garland 400 feed store'operatur;was named Michaelis' and President Allen, the new president of the Bear others released as high council300 River Stake. .1. Harold Call, men were D. G. Nelson,' Orvil Heber attorney. was sustained S. Nish, Clark Rudd and Wal1 4 as president of the Wasatch lace Boum. 200 - Elders W. Kinsbill Spencer 1 and Hugh B. I3rown of the -GARLAND Arthur R. Council of the Twelve presided 100 1 -- ' Michaelis, Garland feed store, over the sessions. operators, was,sustained here HEBER Harold Call. f;, Sunday as the new president 0 the Bear River Stakes sue.' Heber attorney, was named r ceedifig Roberti:Potter.- president of the Wasatdr , t President Potter,., who had Stake. The new stake head was served log approximately f3 ; scot years, was, sustained as stake named during reorganization f ot stake officer's 3t the stalce's patriarch-named to serve with Pres'. quarterly- - conference In the dent Michaelis, who had been Wasatch Tabernacle. He .suc-- 1 member ,01 the,stake high ceeds H. Clay Cunimings, who counciL were James J White, has served as stake president Garland blacksmith; first mull. for the past 21 years. rt Other stake officers named 'Lee Allen, selor, East Garland, who operates a to assist President Call were dry tuffs at Blue Creek, sec Wayne ,C Whiting, :Wasatch ond counselor., County clerk and recorder, as ReleasTisv.dth Pre sident first counselor, and Ralph T. Potter were his counselors Cathie, Heber grocery store Charles J, Wood an Verruild executive, as second counselor. Even the "struill fry" of Salt A. Jacobsen was named W.Johns,bQth of Garland. ILake City are lending a help. Mean ay Bair, Garland, stake clerk with Clark J.- Crook ing hand fö the United Fund former assistant stake 'clerk, as assistant. was named to succeed L. C. Reorganization of the stake Program. Garland. as was directed by Eider Mark E. Christopherlen, Youngsters at the St. John's stake , clerk.r war d L.. Petersen aqd George Q. Morris Lutheran School Monday doCapener,Riverside, and George of the Council of the Twelve. nated five rolls of nickels' and Sustained as new members Kirby, Garland, were selected of the stake high council were two rolls of dimes to SE assistant clerks. 'Robert tO rent Marvin-new as campaign sustained members Clyde, ths85HeurBarnes, Warren L. Farnsworth, While It is not the Dennb3 Clegg a rid Calvin 'Police Cite Bartender Probst, Retained on the high policy of the United In Illegal Drink Sale Council , were Theon Sweat, solicit children in school, and , Francis Probst and Maron R.' because 'this effort WU made' spontaneously in answer to a complaintochargidg a bar- Hiatt -tender at the Labor Temple ReedKohler was named general 'appeal to the public, Club, 1612nd East, with, unlaw- president of the High Priests we must graciously accept It," ful sale of alcoholicbeverages QuOrtirn with Clyde W. Broad- said Harold, Steele, campaign has been signed before City bent as first counselor and chairman. Contributions Squire W. Simpson, second passedthe' Judge ,Marcellus IC.. Snow. Named defendant is Sam S. counselor. Francis Cowley was $541,000 mark Monday. "This still leaves $314,000 to go," sa East He is ac- sustained as secretary. Latino, 244-6t- h cused of selling anti vice Outgoing officers, in addi- Mr. Steele. 'We will r ly squad officers of the Salt Lake tion to President Cummings, have to get to work togt this Police Department mi x e d included Nephi W. Probst, much by Thursday, jh day the drinks in violation of 'state law. first counselor; Welby W. campalgn was orjg1Ia11y schedOfficer VV. H. Anderson signed Young, second counselor, and uled to 'end," Vadded. A final ort meeting will the complaint' Floyd Kinsey, stake clerk. be heldJliursday noon at the centYIor the Blind, 309 E. 1st "Whether we can wind S9h. p the campaign by Thursday will depend entirely how well the community responds during the nesethree days," Mr, Steele said, Students at St John's school decided to take things into their own hafids alter reading reports in the Deseret News MONTHS FOR ONLY $30. that the United Fund camCOMPLETE COURSE (No Othe 1 barges) paign was lagging, - school faculty members, said. Hence, their contribution. "If this same spirit of enthusiasm' could be had by pther 1.04 ct citizenry of Our area, surely the U.F. goal would be met CIPL&C quickly," said the campaign chairman. mother ' . 1 Local- - $855,000 , 4 Saltl Lakersk, - :.4f.,qctitapd,..:...-..fle.1;er.:::,.,.-..- , : Relativps,- - contacted Dr. Donald L. Taylor, tor .of that GIVES..., T Selects S.L Leader direc- , rela- school-communit- y , tions Salt Lake Oty schools, has been named preestdentelect of the Utah Chapter, National School Public Reis., tions Assn. I Formation of the chapter recently was approved by the NSPRA executive committee -- - p,,,EVERY 64,tiviltL or- - the good tent" and left for their hunting area in time to get a good camp set up before tthe storm. He said he thought there was no cause for con- cern. I Scho01 Relations Unit Gene Rasmtssen- - in Duchesne, an uncle of Richard Rasmussen andY Mrs. Steadman, who said he would get help and try to contact the bunters.Hyrum Rasmussen, father of Richard and Mrs., Steadman, said the bunters had a -p- erfectly BAY! , , NOT GIVE ' . THE BEST? I T O OES NOT COST ANY MORE 1 -- 7;b1 TWO YEAR FREE UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE WHEN - YOU BUY THE - lt iald the party had time off from work and could remain in the area until 'Newby. at a meeting Lake It will be installed Dec, .Mr' Rasmussen in-Sa- BEST City. 2 in Salt Lake. 'Citr by national NSPRA officers. Four Hub Caps Stolen Schwinn BICYCLES Police Monday were investi. gating the theft of lour auto. mobile hub caps and two.fend. er skirts reported Sunday by Naomi' Schuller, 2814 McClel, land East), OF ' ALL :: ALL PIACIES TYPEWRITER C - sc MONTH : $c ga. DOWN 10 bm WHE LAYAWAY PLAN 2nd So. 111 E. Pehrsotiss -- SUGAR NOUSE A KOSS PARK EL 9-68- 85 St.-11- 1' - (2) 4668 Holladay Blvd. FINE 3750 S. v 71, rt2 STATE 0,1215 Simpson Ave. ' STORES IN , , I 1350 Foothill B1v.4; ) SALT 370 E. 2nd So. LAKE Kearns, Utah 74: 3559 Market St. (Granger) t - '830 West North Temp 7.rf.;:r , LE1111011 , --MEN! WOMEN! 9!.; '.. k Nt,,,.'' 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Fresh from our own FORT CARSON, COLO--- At least one serviceman stationed here will know who is being paged when be hears someone yell, "Hey, you.." The serviceman is recruit U Jay Roush, 11:: W. th PI South in Salt Lake City. Roush, a - three-yea- r veteran of the U.S. Air Force, explains that r first tame; U, his is derived from his father's name, Uriah. 23'1 Internationally Famous Silhouette Guarantee: 3 MONTHS FREI 1 I I If ws foil to get the following mutts In 60 days: I OVERWEIGHT: toss 1S Pounds 13 Inches Off Moe and Waist .. k Ankits. OH I Take One Ind or A V I I A 6 I: I LINDERW!iGHT I Aid 2 inches to luttlitt6-411- !prow, Podule 'end itoProportion : Each 1$;' Unusual First Name Marks Utah Trainee AFTER - 33" I I ef khechter, two, whirred these changes in her offer throe inomhs ksi 66.: , monsurements Si Mewls: i it ..', 4, WOMEN Penny 1111EllitiGUI :'4!5 Hoki.pfrY m Aitvtd! i 11MAYPO" New Maple , L,,,.-., ,,.c:111041;A:" t) 1mwatot Favored: OAT :CEREAL ,YAR C Shop and Save stt Albertson' Leer Day! Fl la 14. STORES Ill THE SALT LAKE AREA! e ff |