Show svrasamsazagogyvv-s- r - 11 I - '' 11 - - t Monday Slated‘ ' As Deadline i In Stock Show 1 t 1 '-'7' ' 2 o 1 e ltvi i v i' - : 1 t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Thursday May 22 Mortar Bolird Honors 11 Women at U - : k ff Til---1- 1 t s i ' "' I- 4: ' I e I t 1 ' t:'t z ' - :v - 9 3I nual Intermountain Junior Fat ' t Stock Show June 4 and 5 at the Salt Lake Union Stock Yards -- -North Salt Lake it was announced Wednesday by Merrill D Parkin i All entries must be In the hands '' of William D Backman show sect retary or else mailed to Salt Lake City post office box 329 4 '' ' by that date he said On the basis of entries so far le submitted Mr Parkin said he ex' pects that 500 animals will be in the beef division with entered 250 in both sheep and bog divvs' 4 r i'ions -' Slightly heavier cattle and ! '" f1 I'l' be entries should recorded sheep this year he predicted s 'S - I The executive committee has l' '' raised the weight limit for lambs I ' 10 lbs to 110 lbsland the maxiI i mum weight for beef from 1150 to i 1250 pounds Mr Parkin noted ( Bv raising the limits the outside buyer can obtain the heavier meat he wants" he added M ' Boys and girls throughout Utah and the adjoining states will compete in the annual show at which a total of $3000 in premiums are i at stake Mr Parker announced In 'addition to the premiums the stock are sold on auction and 0 traditionally bring prices well AND VIEWS NEWS SCHOOL above the commercial market be Names Field Engineer The Salt Lake Tribune-'Telegrasaid Salt Lake County Commission -- will award a 4Iereford at Wednesday appointed Ralph L i I calf again this year he noted Northrup 417 N 3rd West as Other features of the show will field engineer in the office of M Warshaw left with Harry include a uniform contest for all s Elks contribution for cerebral Salt Lake County surveyor the and Future Farmer Club ka 11 members and a barnyard beauS ELKS PROJECT tification contest Results of a season's work in Meanwhile James A Trooper I Miss Georgie Y is their Linda Christensen Editor Hardy show president eaid all stock handicraft will be on display at sponsor rated below the United States the annual sprbig open house at Associate Editor: Connie Crump Libtwo of third The grades classification of good" will be Neighborhood House 727 W 1st McKinley School are to present a sifted out South Sunday from 2 to 4pin 11 Editor: Lynette Helm on at Ierty program Friday Ceramies quilts and slip covThis play is to tell the story Associate Editor Nancy Mau It ers will be included in the adult of the Settlement of the West" GOODWILL BUSES The children in Mrs Helen Treatment for Utah's cerebral ster than any other child The crafts exhibit while children's There will be scenes about the ARRIVE TONIGHT exhibits will include art work Lewis and Clark Expedition and Stanford's room went for a walk palsied youngsters was given a society is the only private organi on Monday They went to Lynne woodworking class products how the Indian girl forward push Wednesday with zation in Utah now treating and Morgan's house to see his Mayor Earl J Glade and shellcraft and tin can craft them The Oregon Trail mother's checkfor training youngsters with this afhelped the presentation of flowers other Salt Lake City County Home nursing and first ski Father E sea lent e's Journey The children also made a farm $1595 to the Utah Society for fliction be added and state officials are planning class displays also will be set up through Utah and The Utah on their sand table They have to meet three double-dec-k Physically IlandicapPed from the according to Mtss Julia Martin Mormon Trail a shadow box in which they London England goodwill director of Neighborhood House local Elks Lodge There is also going to be a show buses Thursday at 730 pm pictures of farm animals The public is invited to attend musical story of the stagecoach M Warshaw president of the rear Jordan River and North the program which will culmi- Their costumes and scenery are — received the check from society Temple when the buses pull nate spring activities for children going to be just like in the old Oquirrh Deardorff exalted ruler J Harry Into the city on a U S tour and adults before the opening of days The program is under the Editor: Yvonne Claus and Protective Order Benevolent good-wiThe group will be the summer program supervision of Mrs Poulson and Associate Editor Jeanette Roe- - of Elks during a brief ceremony Jan D van Karnebeek San welcomed formally to Utah at Persons interested in enroll- Mrs Donna Taylor der in the Elks Lodge 139 K South Francisco consul general repre10 am Friday at the State in classes the may ing register The seventh grade is making Temple senting the Netherlands in the at the Neighborhood House by Capitol Emerson The money was all raised by 11 western states will make his a large map of the United States ' calling the house Editor: Linda Dawson Every boy and girl drew from a the Elks' social and community first visit to Salt Lake City UN Tome Roam oa teatime box the state which he or she welfare committee from a dance Thursday through Monday Associate Editor: should draw The states were all sponsored April 19 for the soIle will speak Thursday at 8 Gale Ann Foulsen Yu-- r on a scale They re now ciety Mr Deardorff pointed out pm at a meeting of the Holdrawn School was held at the Zoo Mr Warshaw said that the landers' Organization Church of on a large piece of Tuesday for all Emerson kinder-- 1 being pasted The map is going to be check will be used in full toward Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints Can C garteners They were taken to papernice the crippled children society's in the Eighth L D S Ward Chapel when it is finished Ernest Fox 43 941 E 3rd the zoo in chartered buses Five very Jeanette Roeder program of treatment and train 272 E 5th South Title pf his adSouth city ' streets department mothers went with them and Convert:II tug of the state's cerebral palsied dress is "The Netherlands in the a child took lunch The employe for the past 18 years each World Today" St John's Lutheran youngsters were Mrs Helen Collar teachers ended his employment with the and Mrs Ruth lie said that It costs more to Mr Van Karnebeek has 20 Mrs Glick Editor: Ruth McCartney train a cerebral palsied young years of experience in the Dutch city without qualifying for a dis- Collar's class went especially to Ministry of Foreign Affairs Durability pension despite a serious see what the elephants feet Associate Editor: Myra Seim the eighth graders illness that will prevent him from looked like Mrs ing that time he has served as Thursday McCartney's '11 secretary of legations in France 11 continuing his duties class to see the animal they had had their annual class day We went to Mill Creek Canyon Salt Lake City commissioners been reading about Spain Canada and Switzerland He came to his present post 15 where we had a delicious breakwere advised Wednesday by the of pancakes eggs and bacon months ago after being counselor fast rRUDENTIAL city law department that they Whittier of the legation in Pretoria After our breakfast we drove not authorize a disability could 'Editor: Diane Teece -' to through Parley§ Canyon pension for Mr Fox because his Associate The 4Ist annual Rebekah As- South Africa Editor: Karnes Summit County on to The serviet to the city was short two diplomat is the of Utah Independent son of Dr IL A van Linda Lee Quinn the base of the tlintahs We saw sembly‘ Karnebeek years the 125 SeA:ahl requirement for All the newspaper reporters the Duchesno tunnel a govern- Order of Odd Fellows and the second president of the League his age and editors who have been con- ment project which will bring 78th annual Grand Lodge of Nations at Geneva Switzertributing to the School News and water into Salt Lake City It is I 0 0 IP adjourned late Wednes- land after World War Views during the year are plan- six miles long During his visit to Salt Lake after the graternal groups On the way back we stopped day I City Mr Van Kihebeek will ning a party for Saturday enthe new for officers meet with the first presidency at a fish hatchery We saw fish elected They are going to of the Church and with Park eat their lunch andLiberty! in all stages of development suminkyeAanrila May Nielsen 1528 Governor 1:ji:it Bracken end of the party everyone will from eggs fingerlings to fish einetereiset was St elected Edison president also will receive a white elephknt prize: at least 18 inches long points of lof the assembly and Waldemar in Utah including Bryce Canyon Ave master A Wallberg Ills hosts for the visit will be of the grand lodge ' C Buarx vtahne ONoent hg ee rni 1h7d738 vOi eaek elloindsguet 2 Both formally were installed a (1 friff to 't rst''' 11 t ' at concluding session of three for Utah and Mrs Van t 6Dongen 04 :'''' :1 — days of meetings at 41 Post Of- — 0 11 i FL Mrs succeeds Nielsen fice -s:---! 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Of i 'va I 1 900 b 4 -- --- bathilw id lbs 53c I t:e111014 - : II1W ii t I ONITS ip I :::-iii- ii: 1 - '):4(9 A DI IF l k 765-4t- h "i? - 41 DRU :::CEAA 1":6 f N DRIVE" 11 °4 -- I - I Jecotoo O'BRIEN ' Thursday Friday Saturday - DYNAMIC Idosiond T Lodge Groups Name Slates itt —FL 01' y BuY -- - Firm Shifts Oil Rig By Rai Flat Car r - '' 1 - -) Disabling Illness Blocks Pension YOUR B ES ' 4r I 63 - i 4 h bit '' W Eto (172)ka Smith G Spring showers Wednesday proved little deterrent to the Netherlands Consul to Arrive Today for Official I il t Hallo - 1000—0- Invited To Show at 41 ld Center 4-- I 'crowd that filled the auditorium 1 s 1 A A ir'' of the new Bonneville Stakes c a benefit building COD 1 cHeortusebiyor the brilliant young t A "1 pianist Reid Nibley Well known as the staff pianist 1r of the Utah Symphony Mr Nib- i icy was particularly effective in r his opening numbers the Haydn Sonata in C and Beethoven's E 1 ' 't Flat Sonata These works with their classical clarity of line are 'admirably suited to display what 'is possibly this pianist's greatest assets an impeccably smooth and l clear legato ' The first movement of the - ' IBeethoven with its deceptively 'quiet opening and seemingly easy running passages came off -- '" 'i''''''' perfectly as did the Scherzo Movement with its diabolical 6P-4 rhythms and sudden bursts of :w noise which Beethoven loved so welt and which Mr Nibley r seemed to understand so well The second half of the program ‘was given over entirely to the eP ' music of Chopin and included fseveral of that master's mos y o' i popular compositions as well as 1 a couple of his greatest The favorite of the audience surely was the famous Pbtonalse taire which was given a stirringly martial reading The finest was the wonderful Nocturne in C Sharp-mino- r with and tortured be- J Deardorff disenwies use of its mysterious ginning which rises in the midpalsied with Albert and petty dle section to the starkest kind of musical drama The brilliant Ballade received an equally powerful performance l The encores included t he seldom played Brahms Inter Three States Natural Gas Co mezzo in C has completed the unusual task tri 1 Como Slit of moving a rotary drilling rig 1°- - -- 1 3Se Till 6'3e a' into the Clear Creek gas field by i e INDS railroad flat car amilk TONITS The contractor Carmack will Co on the unit ing place TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL! location of the firm's Utah Fuel No 3 well to be drilled on the &sabers Lorry HALE Carbon County prospect PARKS "JOLSON SINGS AGAIN" 'i ' 9 Walter By 41 74 - rAii 4 04- --- --- at - r 4 v--- e- : 'Reid Albley t - ' Artistry 1 Sitolvil by 4 ' 40 - Qt 4 i - -- b '111fr 0 - - 1Piano ' -- I te-- t'' ' ': ' ' i 41 : 4 ' t- - 1952 Mortar Board top honorary activities society fo'r women at Uni- '1 ti'(' versity of Utah has tapped 11 7 (: 441t2Li-i ik :1111 (11 :414: outstanding junior students for - ' '''' ' ' '- : ---— membership next year '' riviseeA vr1 0 ' -4 ! Chosen at traditional candle"o-ctr-' k - ' ii - k light ceremonies in the Union 1 i 44 ' Building were: 1 Kay Buchanan Richfield Mary - — i 7 po 01 No Pappasideris Bingham Sylvia i v- f 4-' '4 vtf Smedley and Sherry Hudson 4 r ' ' ' q ' Bountiful Barbara Matthews - 41 ' 4 ' Oakley Ida and Roseanne Cline vlpis----0 lt 10-' P Shaun' MeJoyce Durham r4 0 4e11 — ' ' -Latchy Barbara Hickman Jane 1 - '' ''''s 11'4' 64' vk' ' ' -lor ( Winters' and Virginia Owen all 00:X 4 ft of Salt Lake City '' ' 044- t Nineteen sophomore women j w )d ' '1' 4-swere chosen for membership in t ' k if” Cwean honorary activities organ' ''' ization for ' Junior women P ' are: Shirley Stanger I le 1 They I t 4 4 Eleanor Allen and Rehle Ellison 4 1 4 — all of Idaho Falls Ida Joyce i 5 t e"ivr ' "4 it Melville Monroe Sevier County - -' 14 ( ' Carma Steinbach Tooele Sharee ! C (01-4 ' t 1 I " s'i 'fri Brugger Richfield Ann Marie ler' ' t Blacker Murray Vickie Wallace V —' td°4"15 (Z14 rlit A LopOf Lci Washington D C and Carolyn t — ' "r i ta 7it: ''' Nebeker Janet CartwrightMary ' L il' -' Shimoda Cherie Herman JoAnn ' ‘ ' 4' - -1 4!4' Bushman Barbara Christensen I i f4aatehr-L:o Las t t Pat Sweeney Nancy Smith Ar0 dis Erekson Jolyn Jonsson and A lot of work went Into the quilt and teramies I R Hilbert and Mrs Elbina Holt They will be Carol Hertel all of Salt Lake on display at Neighborhood House next Sunday City shown by left to right Mrs H C Beck Mrs - A Monday deadline has been set for' entries to the 16tb an- 1 "'-'-- ' 1 1 - i I ' -' - I ti -' - t 4 f 10 0 ATmocon (11 Tried "JUNGLE OF CHANG" - VI |