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Show X- - The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, June 6, 1964 14 Intermountain News Briefs Carbon, Dixie Grads Win Diplomas Diplomas were awarded to comes Infinitely more complex "Leadership in your new world Carbon College and 83 Dixie with each will go to those with goals bepassing year, Dr. College graduates In commenceF. assistant Cox, profes- yond the bachelors degree, ment ceremonies Friday night sor of Surgery, University of said at toe 53rd com. Special to The Tribune Maryland, told 83 Dixie Collge mencement exercises in the St. PRICE Speaking on the graduates here Eriday,. inspector? completed their inves- the impending end of the Hite George Tabernacle,' Church of theme, "The Inner Braces, Dr. DR. COX IS a tigations Friday. Ferry. graduate of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y William P. Miller, president of Dixie College. Saints. "THE SECTION of the mine BISING WATER in back of Weber State College, urged Carwhere the fatal bounce happened Glen Canyon Dam will Inundate bon College graduates Friday had good timbering," Mr. Hatsis approach roads to the ferry. night to concentrate their efforts kind toe of but with said, toward developing their educabounce involved, a thousand "In this house, I want yon to tion to its maximum potential, timbers would not have helped.' eliminate as many of those COMMENCEMENT exercises g corners as BOISE (AP)-T- he body of a were held in the Geary Theatre beBoise man police Fun for the where 107 students received dilieve is responsible for a Moth- young in heart and certificates of complomas ' ers Day murder spree that By Associated Press pletion. to one hundred. LAST CHANCE,- - IDAHO -- didnt end until five persons yne .Corner Peacock, retired Price found in dead were was Friday Children under 5 FREE An elegant and proud trumbusinessman, was awarded the a irrigation canal. Service Award of the colSpecial was nest whose 5 14 to. 10c peter swan, years lege by Dr. John Tucker, direcSHERIFFS deputies said the visible to motorists traveling Adults 25c tor of the college. body of Raymond Reasons was U.S. Highway 191 to Yellowstone National Park, was found lodged against a screen Special to The Tribune Open 9:30 a.m. fo 6 p.m. found dead Thursday beside placed across the New York ST. GEORGE "The society 2600 Sunnysidt Av. (8 JO S) Canal about 20 miles downher nest into which you are moving be- stream from the point where SHE BAD been shotthrough he disappeared into the icy wa-te- r the head, apparently with a May 10. ft's finger lickini good" small caliber bullet Reasons three children, a tav. Frank Kuck, motel and and former wife stepdaughter ern operator, tushed the were murdered. swans five eggs to a Sugar City hatchery Friday. 107 Prober Says Fatal Gave-i-n i Special to The Tribun STEVE HATS IS, state mine SUNNYSIDE, Carbon County inspector, said the "bounces Production resumed Friday (rock stress tremors) which at the Kaiser Steel Corp. Sunny-sid- e caused the cave-in- s probably Mine No. 1, site of two wert unavoidable. s cave-inMr. Hatsis, Frank Ularlch, anWednesday night that killed two miners and injured other state inspector, and Thomfive others. as Reay, U. S. Bureau of Mines Ev-era- rd Probably Unavoidable the-doct- or Recover Body. dust-catchin- ANNOUNCING MONDAY, JUNE 8th Swan Perishes THE FABULOUS DEL REY TRIO COMEDY S DANCE - SHOW SERVED DINNERS s - PROM S P.M. TO ENTERTAINMENT A.M. 1 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL ti30 EROM 363-065- 2 LAST TWO NIGHTS THE EVER POPULAR 1 3 swift-flowin- g AM. TO 1 tea; KEYS 0us O F 1 TAMAN fOODj 322-163- 1 THE CLUB Shot Called Off - AN AIR FORCE ys .JOIN AS A UNITED AIR LINES STEWARDESS IN OUR NSW STEWARDESS CENTER IN CHICAGO AT OUR EXPENSE ELY INTO 117 EXCITINO CITIES ACROSS THE NATION AND HAWAII TRAIN ' - TO QUALIFY IT'-- S M-- t" - High School Oradoote .... SUNDAY Interview cell: Wj Mob., - S.OO-S:S- O fqeel Oppsrtiwlty BmpleyeP Jkr PRIZES Mondays 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. THE SYMPHONY POPS SEMES 3 delightful Thursday concerts Patio Gardens at Lagoon Starting Thursday, June 18 ARDEAN WA ns Official Utah symphony pianist and U. df U. - Summer Festive! 2 conductor. ADMISSION MICK Includes tobio reservation for 2, 4 or 6 parsons. Reserved seats to oil three concerts Including table reservation, Reserved seat single concert including table Wrfxics ant Kiss Me Kate ... Italian Festival -- Tropical South Poclffc Cinerama Holiday Suita Dagger Donee Coprtcao Es pa gno Musk From la Perkhole Norwegian Donees Artists lif Woltxes led Cavalry March - PASTRAMI SANDWICHES $150: EF $125 "Food, Atmosphert, Servict CHILDREN1 S DINNER BREADED VEAL CUTLETS Includos Sawp, Drink and Dscsort S00 Mushroom Sauce FREE GIFTS YOU ARE ALWAYS In the hustle and bustle of this FOR THE CHILDREN WELCOME 322 So. Main St. Hours: 6:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. pressures CHINESE DINNER FOR - f- Ham Fried Rica Pork Chow Main Swaat and Sour Spararibs HOMI DELIVERY created ... Porter - 253-S4- M Citys ... -- a , ..... .M. ... lwr ...... Schramm Garrhwin A and FRIDAY L JkU SATURDAY EVENINGS 11 'Id 4 Telephone! Salt Laka City . or Park City 132 359-112- - Bills restaurant 'supply expeand Marges home economic training and antique interest formed a perfect background for the Panoramas beginning 10 0 IIAXFIELD-LODGOPEN NOW SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Cancartf Aagla E:30 2o ar DANCING t our - EVERY FRIDAY FABULOUS BAND "THE A SATURDAY MAXFIELD-F0UR- " decor. 5 I P.M. fo MIDNIGHT, DANCING Moil Your Rurrvation Now, DINNER SERVED FROM I FOODS S TUI 1 v J . " children O Water ballet class for teen-ag- e Evening classes for "timid" e e Crystal-clea- r e Experienced, e Headed heated pool Certified In girls and women adults' t Holladay instructors ; by European expert Coach Sandy - Registration at any time latfcrhorn Swimming School 2?36 East 4700 South - - Phone 277-417- 1 ' Besides painting, Bills main bobbies are fishing and boating which he shares with Mrs. M. and their three sons. Private banquet facilities are available for clubs, business meetings and special celebrations. And, as an added attraction, Bill have talented, singinvites you ing waitress, Lois Kueffner, serenade you on special occasions. TAKES GREAT PLEASURE IN SWEET t SOUR THE MIDDLE 1NTRODUCING.AUTHENTIC TV Y, . CANTONESE OF MAY it CALL NOW DELIGHT" - CR 68 . . SERVED IN THE SAME Clip aaS Sava far Fvtera STYLE LUIGIS. TAKE OUT UEPT. Diced loan park fried le daap fat "till brawn. Simmarad in malatfae saves with f roan and pineappio. popper i 334 SO. MAIN nil PHONE PARKING EL Ana 07 . 6 r.M. In (oat II VARIETIES-ULR- MEDIUM and Man, Othar TakaOvf Hama I ' I J Mi Zmr, cm ' CWti&MOfr AND (MALI DELIVERIES START AT NOON lummvsiofPim Vi IAIT 31 SOUTH M7-M1- 1 994 K 4 t irjVou.h PLUS PIZZA, K Vs at the SjC J . AS IN OLD CHINA- TOWN IN SAN FRANCISCO IN JUIT MINUTES, ANT OF THI FOLLOWING ITEMS CAN SI READY TO MAKE YOU WEEKEND MORI ENJOYABLE FAMILY SPECIALS N .( FOOD TO SALT LAKE CITY . PORK TENDERLOIN $ 80 T L if YOUR HOST, BENNY CHAN, A.M. O Specialized for Aquatoti ond Primary grade II western-mot- On display fine collection of antiques gathered during their travels, and original oils by Mr. Mertlich. SOUTH STATE Riirnttionj for prrhtl up to 1300, no worry ubout purkint. room for 800 curs; make your nservruont now, uik for thi und bis rxprrt stuff will usjtsl yon m tUnn mmwitr; -- " modest is a GRAND CAFE 2709 UP AND JOIN AN EVENING WITH US. JUST A SHORT RIDE FROM DQWNTOWN SALT LAKE CITY. LOCATED THREE MILES UP THE MAXFIELD LODGE-I"BIG COTTONWOOD CANYON. "TRY THIS FOR A DINERS Salt Lake's only AQUATOT Swimming School Phana A COME OPEN 11:30 AJA. TO 2:00 AM. OPENING OF OUR PICNIC AREA AT POOL -T- AKE-OUT ago. dining room then, it now boast 3 ' dasslc' dininc rooms, each with its own distinctive with all tha trimming mmsM. E Served From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. After, Dinner WUl Be Served 12-FO- -- CafFaa Taa Fartvna Caakia CtU CR DIVES years t 3 DONT MISS ON SUNDAY OUR BIG HUNTERS BREAKFAST BRUNCH INTO OUR CHINESE SPECIAL DINNER FOR 3 CHICKEM CHOW MEIN SWEET SOUR SPARE RIIS FRIED SHRIMP HAM FRIED RICE Thick cut Brgilod Sfoaks It Simeons Flat. your nfar oorly N For NEW Fun This Weekend, See You at T.M. .. .. Loroy Andarsao Loroy Andarsan ... .... Carmichool Gould DEEP . . Clubs, Business Meetings, Parties Specialising in Steaks, Lobsters end Continental Dinners Ogaa ll 3 M tk. Mamtng Waak Day Wa.k End. .... Garinwin Banna . , Private banquet facilities far Lett, BirthdaytAamverseriev f Stag far Yen ea These Special Occasions . DINNER DANCING Hoymon Rodgers Bennett Stephen Foster Leroy Anderson Leroy Anderson Leroy Anderson Coleridge Taylor Thomson . Isonaft Rodbsrs - lannatt Souia. ... Wedding Dinners Have Our Singing Waitress, rience POP GOES POLITICS Most Happy Fall- a-Salactioa from No String Solid Man te ha Front Worrlad Drummar Wtntorgraon for Fraridant Of Than I Sing roar Fraadomt Symphony Fluta Cocktoll Typawritar Sondpopsr la I lot Starduat . The mother ducks ore ikowfif off ther dvckllngi orwf the peacocks ere itnrfflnf Celebrate A Thursday, August 20 talacllon from over- Host and hostess. Bill and Marge Mertlich are creators tnd partners at the Panorama where dining "the Mertlich way is kn interesting and varied experience, for the cuisine is most cosmopolitan. Combining their world travels with business, they have amassed a collection of superb recipes and serving techniques. Bennett ... ... glass-walle- d marble waterfalls and In this statuary reproductions. wooded wonderland are his delightful families of proud peacocks, and, strutting ducks,, longtime favorite pets of all the diners. ...Alfredo Antonin! Morton Gould Rodgers - Bennett ... Gould Khatehaturian .Rimki Korsakov Offenboch Goehr ... Grieg Johann Straus Jr, Gould picturesque, looking a beautifully landscaped area with fountains, cascading S P.M. TO MIDNIGHT SUNDAY a garden restaurant - DAILY S P.M. TO 13 MIDNIGHT STATE of city living. Here, genial Bill Mertlich ha 2 DELIVERY HOURS 7640 SO. Panorama age, the g Inn at 6121 Highland Dr, has gained a reputation not only for food at its finest, but for its aura of grace, gentle charm -- and unIn a seobtrusive hospitality. cluded spot nestled in the foothill, of majestic Mt, Olympus and the Cottonwood Canyons, one may take refuge from the GLENWOOD CAFE - W. MERTLICH WILLIAM SPECIAL South Seas ........ ....... .. Paps Oklahoma Selections Foster iona Hares ond Buggy Fenny Whistle ... Forgotten Dreams Hiawatha Suite Louis lane Story 1 Phana for rtMrvatlon. SIRLOIN STEAK PHONE;364-856- 1 experi- ment in government sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary will begin Sunday morning with registration from 9 a.m. After lunch the girls will meet in a joint session, and the Girls State oath will be administered by Mrs. Helen Howard of Riverton. At 2 p.m. the delegates will gather, in their "city rooms session. for a I Gsnarol odmiuio tkksts alia ovallabla IrH at any Canada Dry Dtolar. CHOPPED BEEP PRIME RIBS Au Jus Country Gravy CORNED KOSHER PRODUCTS CATERING SERVICI $135 CHICKEN WHERE 265 So. State POPS FOR PIONEERS fiery Crawford Gatee Family Album Suite ... ..... Gould Hoe Down J- $2.00 II FRIED SPRING POPS ABROAD e reservation, EIGHT-DA- II . . S- FULL COURSE DINNERS Tale ef Ole New Yarfc A Wee Sit af Trlua Bit af MAX IES The fined in Kaiher Cuisine ' Setweee Ceastal Waters Open 7 A.M. e 7 P.M. A Thursday, July 23 $3.00 4r WONDERFUL NEW FRIEND- 12 Noon Sundays lunches Braokfost A HITE, San Juan County gathering of state and county officials on the bank? of. toe Colorado River Friday paid note to Signup Sunday At Girls State sum I ; X. IN TOWN!. VALUE HOW ABOUT MAKING YOU ONE BY TRYING ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS AN. Conducted by DINNER HELLO, WE'VE MADE SOME Week Days 7 a.m. OPEN: By Aiioclated Pres .... llvi BEST FAMILY The. 1964 Girls - LOG State will open Sunday at Utah State University with registration of nearly 300 Utah girls. UTAH a 3Vth iauth an Stota In Sugar House 5200 South State Ogden, 1412 Washington a MS Wait North Tamp I Starting at 6 p.m. Deli-Restaur- THIRD ANNUAL OME AS YOU ARE! JAM SESSIONS spokesman Special to The Tribun Unitid Air Linas Stewardess Interviews Tuesday, June 9 ' & S., 5c Dancing Tues. thru Sat. fygt Ferry Near End II: YOU SHOULD I inf I Far e pereenel CLAIRE SHUHOLM, 3JI-I04- 4, K THE XCITERS n JET AGE CAREER v Presents said the launching was postponed until June 9 because heavy cloud cover prevented optical observation- - of the eight-torocket which was scheduled to fly 450 miles from a launch complex near here. A. IN West 2nd South 501 - A GREEN RIVER, (DPI) third attempt to launch the trou-- : Athena missile on a test flight to White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico was postponed Friday because of heavy overcast. SOUTH MAIN ST. o PHONE DA 8-02- 37 j A ji |