| Show - ' 18 - t ‘s i- 'ill --- -- - 7 ' : - r - - t 110raper Youth f' 4lElected ti - o-- - r '4'g ':- - ' ieCity'‘ : ri- l' r' - - - ' s 1 - ' i - '' i it' - S‘"2 -ii 1 4 "- -: i t ' l -P ' k ' I 4 ' ' - ' J ki ' club 4-- Big Salt girls '''4 V 1 '' -- i- A v 1- - !'' 4 14 r ' 1 Si - - J t'''- 't -4 f i V' ' ' - 4 4' - opened their seventh annual en-- 1 carripment Joyce Parker a daughter of Mr i and Mn s G W Parker of Benjamin Utah county was named tasiatant mayor with Charlene 1 Lind daughter of Mr and Mn Leslie A Lind of Midvale selected se tr t4 ' 1iI '14- :- ' g' ' ' It " t ' ' ' i" N 4 ' i ' 1 1 4-- - s 4 I 1 - Ii : I I1 Iloliors 40 Workers $en" O I 1 ' of ' ' ' ' ' - -- - - - ' sesuisatt) r qinii IMP ammo ONO '' - Tog ' 4 i 4 I961'essa:‘' t ‘A r At WHIP I 'e - ti'' ''' ' li ' ' '7 ''' tol " 1 0 ' 'leatilANA - ' too ' I I t"' t i 0 - t )- it I I L 4 tit"' : — i - MONO ""'""a -- -- 1 - t 1 I I 13 1 l - I i : 1 1) din' ""- I Ai -'t - IIst- - t ' ' I14 t 5 g ' ) 1 ' - -- '' ' I : I EEP HILL NN - - Nile -- :- e:274:IP 4 s41 I - - - - te R - a '0 --ta- isn-- r-I- tee a )— 4af 1 A l - 4- y t aa e - ' s mge - I 11"u44"'"'"u‘'‘''''''''"'"4-1H-- ii P 7 11 11? cl J - ' Ilit " c")106 "1"':"""- 't 18rV I 2--- ditmon a I 1 ' t8 ‘J 11- - -' toe- A r waterth-- -1 rs''4 A 1 ' Ts0-- airr: 0001:' Itlfff WIWI orr--1J '''' Not — 40' '''"'" t o' - - aiL0119 : Y120gt 1 111111(11N P S - ''--: I Ittiti A de7r - ' 0 47 V "' A Lif - ' Y '''' ( 4 xfaaat-----ar- ‘ - 1 ) 6'7 - ('''''") t ' -i V 7 't r? i t --' P -- J00 'N - cmoral- INNtt" ''' cCZP ---- - i 'Itriglit"-i-4bilify1-7777:-':- e - t':-- ' -- - -- - -- dr - — - -Ar- - 1 J 1' S 1 41 r if ' t low- ' You never felt such a big car handle so easily! This brawny as though they didn't Mercury takes curves rough mads exist And it slips into parking spaces other cars are forced to pass up Go for a ride—and see what we mean when we say "you'll go for Mercury!" 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The big engine is just right for the high on& And it puts you right on top with economy too One reason why Mercury Is "America's No 1 Economy Car" today! " Pet-Seg- A I you x 1 o Csilifornia employes of also were honored & P Harter company president presided ' honor certificates Receiving from E G Meyer Sego'S general production manager were: iC H Monson S P Harter and VI Meyer Sego Salt Lake City Ernest J Johnson D S Ivan Kennedy George Egan Christenson James Peterson Neal Ji Hillyard William M McMurdie ILI° A Harrison L F Hendricks R Truman Halyard A la Kircher N E Rasmussen James T Steed H LeRoy Alhiston Glen X Allen Adrun Bright Reuben C Anderson Henry Earl Blair Arthur Cartwright John Reinhold Johnson and Earle W Allen Sego Richmond David Egan Frank W Warren Wallace R Jones Otto F Gandre Jahn J Viot Milton Day and Clyde C Merrill Cloverleaf Dairy Salt take City and Fred A Whitehead Western Creamery ' Gets Trip to 'I IL if ' i - i N dill I i 1 ''' 1 1 In addition to the Maims receiving special recognition eight - t ' e- --) '" L ' I t - i 1 ' ' 11204 r ' ” c ir ''‘ i 4 t - ) ' r t? i ---- 1 0r t He paid tribute to John A tat- Zte president of Pet Milk Co of Mr Which Sego is a subsidiary Latzer who completed 50 years of service with Pet on Thursday received tributes from other tea- i ttroonlel dinners being held In Wis Madison Jackson Miss: Greenville Tenn Easton Md and Se Louis Mo !I Special guest at the Salt Lake! gathering was Dr Joseph F Me- I rril member of the council of twelve apostles Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints He is a' son of the late Marriner W blerrill also a church apostle — I Honor Californians ' ' t 061611 six-w- p' - t I Forty of the S25 employes of Sego Milk Products Co Thursday night were honored for more than 25 years of company service t They received service recognition swards at a teethnonial dint tier in Hotel Utah Oldest Sego employe In point service Ernest J Johnson Richmond Cache county represented the company in speaking on a telephone and public address Oates huukup l Lauds Ilrin Head dtfifrA ' i d4 25 Years 1 : st - 101g ' display - - - - 41 over-IMag- nt Redwood g " ' - the hected reporter 1 t - r 1 i iosc - wilee I I i A 'p i guests I t l ' 11 1 4 4 ! ' 1I al Janice Richins daughter of Mr and Mn 2 :A as song leader: Keith BringbursL rIt I —" !! i ! son of Mr Ind Mrs Pierce Bring-burof Bennion chairman bt i camp cleanup: Mary Steadman ' 'lit ' daughter of Mr and Mrs Alva ' 1 ' 4 ir ' 1 Steadman West Jordan chairman of stunts: George Schowt son of Mr and Mrs Thome Trued J Johnsen lett eldest Sege employe bs sondes paid a Riverton In charge )ritede te the compeer president Mr Johnson loss served 50 years big: Gilbert Pederson OM the firm S Pr Harter ssitit Mr Johnsen also received boners 'Ter C Pederson of ' 4 I k '' 4- ' 0 i itw y' " i) ifi' Dan ' i Ehib - 1 i 17110 I i : Jimmy Stewart starring in a story of the I are in popular wild and wooley west will thrill Youngsters attending Mickey 1 r "i trSmaltizkdeirneitdsdilty's firetellaptirtolitctte3e dnew senieeltes thp:t If 4 '' lb 'nth theater:r-we tax levy be set at l mill the maxi- 73" and has Shelley Winters A of the mum permitted by law Jai& Kalut now provideMr i eepartments " -In a letter to the city commis-thiverSity 'orttah Ind Other screen farce' will include and Salt Lake business firms will join sion Jacob A Khan president Man the newest chapter of the adventure serial "Atom vs to demonstrate the latest tech- board of directors said the board lotiths Bound Over education expected expenses would be inniques in- - audio-visuKeith Hyrum Mayes 18 and Superman" and 10 ccilored cartoons Monday through Thursday I creased over those of last year Warren D Harding 18 both of Weekly spelldown broadcast Over associWilley Necessity for renting additional were bound over to Third educational psy- - space to relieve in part the cm will be conducted by Vern of the event crowded conditions at the central district court Thursday by City bicycle is part of a ''dem- library continues to be an added Judge Leland G Larsen The The Salt Lake Tribune and Salt Lake Telegram in onstration center" for the audio- expense suspects are accused of receiving -visual education workshop which Although we are unable under property stolen from Self Servcooperation with station KALL and the Utah theater sponbegan June 19 conditions to inaugurate ice Variety Store June 25 present sor Mickey Mouse dub every Saturday for the youths less Among participating campus ori ganizations and departments are than 14 years of age Tickets may be purchased at any time the art biology and naval SetenCt Itt box office departments the speech cliMc uni'P versity radio committee William M Stewart training school and charge of the talent show Rich- Gilbert Pederson of Redwood and the college of education ard Sanders son of Mr and Mre' Paul Keil of Bennion k Porld for Ow family— The display opens Monday at 9 The opening days program lea- - cm in the Stewart school Len Sanders of Murray in charge tc of log pawing and Lloyd Irter t1ir115 a flag raising ceremony son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Tay- nature study handicraft games lor of Draper recreation and a stunt program The eve- - 1"s Men Note Birthday fly trained—committee ning program was highlighted by The Y's Men club of Young 1 o to supervise handicraft during the a candle lighting ceremony sym- - Men's Chriatian Assn Thursday III or Dreper wee: elected mayor of the ' ''""- WI 1 Z ik Mayqr Mrs- I I ' 'V and Mr son Smith of Eugene - : Groups Unite !Library- Board Asks Levy Lim it TO Present 30f 1111 ior 1950 Expenses d 1I i 1 i 1 : STORY TEST WAITS MICKEY 'CLAMBERS I 1: t4 jr- 11 t ' 4-1- invited - - ' ir - 4 4 ' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Friday July 14 1950 L ' ' -- - v 44 - r Va tr g t - t : i - - r k - i I- - 4 1 I ' I I ' I-- ' ri 1 I ii I t ! 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