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Show .njlytiigynifl"ijrinwiin uni'll iu11" f ' V - ' . m h nil The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, April 2, 1961 zr zr Welfare Gets Radio' Station at U. Expands Schedule 3rd West - Okelion runnmini tE TI t PARKING II Mil 111 ' ' 1 Cost Cutting STUDENT imii n I lll II nTTTTT UNION LDS. -- M A proposal fcflcutting the costs but not the services of medical care for persons 1 TOKRAZSH on welfare has been given leSOFTUlix j gal approval by tha Utah atI torney general. KAJBONDS, WARD CL HOLBROOK, Welfare Commission chairman, asked - A tty.-- Genu Walter L. Budge if it would be legal for O the commission and the Utah 73 Pharmaceutical Assn, to set I GREYHOUND . up a, drug price formula. PROPERTY-- , v The answer was that the iSHOPJi WAREHOUSE the staproposal was legal does tutory ban on price-fixinnot apply against tha state. DRUGS AND medical supplies aooount for. nearly half of tha entire outlay for welfare medical care, a program approaching 1 million dollars a year In Utah. In the talking stage Is a commission-association agreement 2nd WEST to buy drugs and supplies at wholesale cost, plus 51.50 for each prescription. Presently, Map ihowa development planned for West High School com-po- a tween 2nd and Srd Weat (300 and 400 West) after hearing. the retail rate la charged. if city agree to Vacate let North (200 North) be Street will be covered, atndeni parking will be provided. JAMES G. KERB, director of 4 the commission's bureau of public assistance, said the opinOne to Go ion was the first step In working out a agree- 4 1 - '".I rr: 2 An expanded schedule of radio programing on KUER-Fwas announced Saturday Keith Engar, director of Dr. by University of Utah Radio and Television Services. The etation went "on the rles of radio dramas. Thirteen air" In June, I960, and Is by Corwin," produced Tues. rebroad- - ' staffed .by University JBroad-caster- days at 3 pm.-an- d a student group Stu- cast Saturdays at 6:30 pm . dios and transmitting facilities are located In Kingsbury HalL NORMAN CORWIN, noted radio playwright who visited DR. ENGAR said program the- - Salt Lake campus last station schedules may be obtained by year, gave special permission THE 1 for KUER to produce the ee broadcasts from 11 am. to 10 writing to the station. ee- - rles. Dr. a are featured Engar noted. Currently pm, Mondays through Fridays. The Saturday schedule is 5 to 10 pm. Dr. Engar said. Previously, weekday programing ended, at 9 pm and there v . , was no Saturday air time. ' l ' KUER has a frequency' of 90.1 megacycles on the FM radio dial, and can be heard throughout Salt Lake Valley. g L.:j Street Key to Wests Growth Area Schools West A plan of development lor property lacing the street School campus was which would be vacated, Prepare Science Fair High released Saturday by Walter A. Jensen, superintendent of buildings and grounds lor Salt Lake City School District THE PLAN approval of the districts petition asking the city to vacate 1st North (200 North) between 2nd and 3rd West (300 and 400 West). A public hearing cm the proposal to vacate the area will be conducted at the City and County Building April 20 at The complete lineup of entries fortheMetropolltan Science Fair wlU be ready Monday after Judging of Highland High Schools local fair, announced LaVar L. Sorensen, chairman of the Junior Acad-- 10:30 a.m. emy of the Utah Academy of THE SCHOOL BOARD proSciences, Arts and Letters. poses to cover the street and THE METROPOLITAN put lawn In the area It covers, in the western section. Area Fair, third annual pres- except In the west areas it is planned entation of the top work in the to raze the ancient Union sciences of Junior and senior Building and provide parking autohigh school students In south space for 144 student mobiles. Davis, Salt Lake City, Granite, At present the only student 1 Jordan and Murray School perking is.snUsaperinaateE.el tricts, Including private and the school grounds and in a parochial schools, will be con- small lot north of the school ducted Wednesday and Thurs- across 2nd North (300 North). softball day, ADDITIONALLY, The huge ballroom facilities diamonds, a girls physical eduof University of Utah Union cation area and a drill ground batwill again be turned over to for the West High ROTC talion will be provided. teenage projects In the life Closing the street would sciences and earth sciences, make It possible to Join the with three classes of prizes In now properties of separated the offing. the school district which exU S. SAVINGS Bonds will go tend from 2nd North south to to winners in the various divi- the south end of the new school shops and warehouse, sions, Mr. Sorensen said. formerly the Greyhound Bus Certificates of merit will go garage. to other top exhibitors. A SMALL SECTION of the AND A SPOT in the April area still Is privately owned, 15 State Science Fair at Brig- between the shops area and ham Young University waits the comer property on 1st the top entrants. North, and a section of land The fair will open Wednes- within the school property Is day at 7 p.m. and continue un- owned by the Church of Jesus Saints. til 9 p.m., then reopen Thurs- Christ of Latter-daday at 10 am and run until The church property 1 oc9 p.m. Awards to winning en- cupied by the West High LDS trants will be made Thursday Seminary. about 8 p.m. There Is no privately-owne- cost-shavin- g ment closing tha street win mean Robot C. Gibson, assistant Mr. more parking by stu- attorney general, wrote the Jensen said. dents," said Dr. Marion G. opinion. THE PETITION gained ap- Merkley, deputy superinten dent Okehs Note Sale proval of the citys board and of the city engineers office, THIS WOULD be true if we Special to The Tribune pending results of the public didnt plan to provide more MURRAY Murray City hearing on the petition. parking space on the campus Commission has approved the now in used the street sale of 5160,000 worth of tax Most of the protests we've than la heard seem to be based on the "Actually, closing the street anticipation notes to the Walkfact that the street holds a would enable ms to take more er Bank for an interest rate great deal of student perking. student ears from eorbekle of 2.40 per cent announced tMayor Ray P. Greenwood. Nearby residents fear that parking," h said. on-stre- s, G IVI I C& , pGnmH eenaOei? -- THE STATION alms v fear schedule," the director said, "and Includes serious music, radio dramas and talk programs." d Road Body Sets Bidding Date new, improved optical center we will fill your oculist's prescription dozens of attractive frames work on a tion" of an interstate highway from 1st to 8th South, Salt Lake City, is planned lor bidding April 25, the State Highway Department reported Saturday. THE PROJECT Will cost about two million. Involved will be grading for an eight-lanhighway, the fill material to coma from alongside Victory Road which itself Is to be improved later, Rulon J. Ballard, deputy department director, said the 12 structures in the area will be Included In a later project, to be undertaken when the roadbed has settled. First-stag- sec- e opening special Includes a thorough eye examination by our licensed optometrist, single vision lenses, ths frame of your choice and a y smart carrying case. Third Floor ICMI OPTICAL CENTER kirar aathian) y d Golden Weddings W. (Janice) Moffat and G. R Mather, all of Salt Lake City. They also have 21 grandchildren and three Special to Th Mr. and Mrs. John Mather . , Its been M years. MORE PEOPLE ARE BUYING CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER MAKE Tribun SOPIO, Millard County Mr. and Mrs. Angus Memmott, active Sdplo church and civic workers, will be honored on their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday with a family dinner at noon In ths Scipio Ward . Mr. and Mrs. John Mather will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Wednesday at, the Reception Center, 1227 E. 3300 South. Friends and relatives may call between 7 and pm 9:30 THEY WERE married April 5, 1911, In the Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. Mr. Mather was bom In Smithfield, Cache County. Mrs. Mather, the former Leone Robinson, was born In Richmond, Cache County They lived in Smithfield for nine years, then moved to Salt Lake City, where they owned the Mather Egg Co. THEY HAVE four children: J. Lynden Mather, Mra. J. (June) Engar, Mrs. Ralph y By-ro- IVBBVISSIIIN t Gel Cash How for A r, Year House Contract HfN hm o!4 yew hoae M co tract yea eoa eeavart that contract bits cask thfoaqb special service a Fradvntla Federal Savtaq. for uUlnlannafloa. pkoae es visit Fra Sendai Federal Savin qm, Srasck Oifiee. 13rd Sesfh amd State Sis. Skene KUMSllamdask iot Hr. IWkra. . i . Mr. and Mrs. Angus Memmott . . . Await anniversary. Recreation Hall, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. y FRIENDS AND relatives are invited to call at their home from 4 to 8 pm Mr. Memmott, a Scipio native, Is a former UJS. Forest Service employe. He Is an elder in the LDS Church and has served on the Sdplo Ward finance committee. MR. AND MRS. Memmott were married April 5, 1911, at When ' one car outsells all the rest the way this new Chevy is doing theres got to be a reason. And we d can think of some pretty good ones. Chevys looks, for example. The tasteful interior, of its finely crafted Body by Fisher. The eager brand of git thats under the hood. The easy way it handles. The precise way it steers. Plus the added advantage e of extra-cooptions like Turboglide. all reasons these But to sample together, you have to get a Chevrolet out on the road. And there, you ride takes over with its see, is where that own gentle kind of persuasion. If you werent absolutely sure it was a Chevy, youd imagine you were clean-etche- ridirig in a far costlier car. Jet-smoo- th Sdplo. The marriage later was solemnized in the Salt Lake See the new Chevrolet cars , Chevy LDS Temple, j Their sons and daughters are Lon Memmott, Salt Lake Authorized Chevrolet dealers in Salt Lake City City; Edward Memmott, i Sevier County; Mrs. Mont (Maxine) Robins, Mrs. Mark STREATOR CHEVROLET (Florence) Robins and Mrs. 465 South Main Street Neil (Edith) Monroe, all of " salt Lok City, Utah , SdpisP Chevrolet motoring value was again demonstrated in competition when Chevrolet was awarded the 1961 Pure Oil Safety and Performance Award for the 2nd straight year at all-arou- AND'JUST ONE JET-SMOOT- H RIDE WILL triple-turbin- st ! SHOW YOU WHY! nd Daytona Beach. No wonder people are buying more Chevrolets than any other make I Chevys got more of jyhat it takes to please people I 'Official R. L. Polk & Co. registration figures show Chevrolet e make by a margin in ISSOtmd then Chevies continue ths pace foe the industry this year! full-sue- d outsold ths second-choic- record-breaki- to-s- et th I Corvairs and the new Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's . Sa-Un- COMPANY, INC. ; CAPITOL CHEVROLET COMPANY I 777 South Stato Street Salt Lake CHy, Utah t - , |
