Show rv - tifWtm'm'tBirw j y Jt f V a The Salt Lake Tribune ‘Saturday October (191DG3 Talk Cites New Method Cases In -- Mas Right-of-Wa- y "T 20 V24 29 37-- 4' 4 Modern righto! way acqulsl tlon techniques and an exten-jsalsive educational program have' resuItetTfiTaTIeast 10 per“ en decrease in the number of cases settled by court procedure as compared to those settled by negotiation over the past 15 years FRANK C BALFOUR Los Angeles founder and national executive secretary American Right of Way Assn made this observation Friday In Salt Lake City and said that “this speaks well for the integrity competency and fairness of the modern right of way agent" I United States 'and Canada he jf d right-of-wa- BALFOUR was a MR speaker at the TIIFR SPEAKERS at the convention included Richard L Sanderson Houston Tex vice right-of-wa- toad tention thati $1 a box Is fine price to pay for candy sales for YMCA’ mountain camp Sheryl Keti ham 7 and Doug Campbell 10 with E "AMorelIl are able to affirm con Association Elects Aides - pro- - Drr Osear- fV Wlnther"prejudice has played so much fessor of history at Indiana a part In the Mormon nan a University Bloomington was live that it has been only in elected president of the West- the last few years that we have ern History Assn at the an- had an objective view of events nual meeting Friday in Hotel leading up to the Mormons Utah coming to Salt Lake City" FOR THE PAST year he has been vice president and now succeeds Dr Ray A Billing-tosenior research man at the Huntington Library San Marino Calif as president The new vice president Is Dr Robert G Athearn head of the department of history University of Colorado Boulder HE THAT the LatterSaints were not the “individualist pioneers” who sought gold or new land or adventure but rather were "a group living for each other "Their hope was somehow to exjst jn a different iandi and they had a common religious belief and a common interest In each other” he said NOTED -day n REELECTED “they HAD NOT the sel was John Porter fisfiness and arrogance that Bloom of the National Park was a necessity in western Service Falls Church Va lands when the individual plo-Elected to the council Of the r went therc” iobert— M A Ray' Olpin president Dr Utley Santa Fe NM and Don of Utah gave the University Russell Elmhurst 111 welcoming address at the JOHN ALEXANDER Car-ro- l Ariz and LeRoy R Ilafen Provo were elected to the nominating committee Dr Walker D Wyman I president of Wisconsin" State College Whitewater told the group that “historians should quit shying away from folklore" because this “is a legitimate pursuit of the historian" HE SAID western history is -- rich in tall tales and folklore some of which actually were motivating influences in the western migrations- As an example there were the stories that lured some of the' prospectors west a few of whom made great strikes quite by accident rfE 7 Salt Lake City’s new Eagle Gate willhe dedicated Nov 1 Utah Road Commission member Ames K Bagley announced e Friday MR BAGLEY member-at-larg- the e commls-sion'- s from Salt Lake City said the dedication program plans are not complete but state city and ONE WAS THAT the Sioux Indians were using gold pug-getas big as hens’ eggs Dr Wyman referred to the cowboy as “the major myth ef American history” s WHILE HE HAD an unde-served heroic folk image that of the sheepherder was bad as contrasted with the picture of the shepherd that came — up from Biblical times The speaker said the country of land and sky — the plains area-- — gave rise to “great stories of animals" three-fourth- Dr A Ray Olpin president University of Utah reviewed his recent trip to Japan In a talk before members of Salt Lake Retired Teachers Assn Friday at 2 pm at the Senior Citizens "Recreation Center 23710th East DR OLf IN TOLD the group that Japan is very advanced in the use of television in schools - Dave Moore versily of Heads freshmen The Winners U Freshmen 72 51 44 70 74 71 75 74 M 75 B landing Bryce Canyon Cedar City Coalville Delta Green River Lopan Milford Moab Ogden Provo Roosevelt Sett Lake Airport St Gear got 45 27 M 34 42 ’ 39 39 34 40 45 34 40 47 N ® handover 74 74 W 8 71 FUNERAL CHAPEL 9251 SOUTH 33 r4 (AST PHONI 414-20- Cnnttnitnl sen ic thi lovtbeasl 4ft tB 72 75 t mas FEB 20)£ MAR 21 and Saturday night Considerably cloudiness In north Sunday with scattered showTr ers and thundershowers a Lowering temperatures High both days In 40s except 44 75 In norm Saturday Low Tr Saturday In 40s Occasionally windy both days Snow In mountains Tr Idaho— Partly cloudy SaturSoutheast chance of anow day and Sunday with showera In northern mountains U Vii Lowering pw'ver CaPmp from May through p0yj an(j stagecoach Inn Edgar W Erickson increased the num-catewere near Fairfield Edgay Wigoo Erickson 66 died Friday in the five East ber of tourists seeing the six visited 5 15 am In a Lake hospital sites over the past two years months it was opened the Salt after a I illness commission reported f i to one million 1 13 1897 Holstebro -— Freeman assistant toef Denmark “The growing numbef—of Dwight- t Thomas and Anna f visitors shows the acceptance director of the commission MErickson Andersens V Married t y Mabla Larson of the developing state park pointed out that other fm ! § Aug 3 1918 dl- sites such vorced and increased economic mission-developeMarr Mildred V Trim- not have as Dixie Park State can benefit the park system be to the state” said Aldin O recorded the number of commission director tors during the season season d d 1 vear-lon- corn-syste- d 1 s TOTALS OF visitors were made at the Field House of Natural History in Vernal Pio 1 1 neer Monument at Emigration and Floyd Camp Canyon Stagecoach Inn Old State House at Fillmore7 Brigham Young Home in St George and T v j1 Dead Horse Point the latter four developed by the comEdward M Ashton 84 Salt mission In tabulating the number of Lake realtor and appraiser visitors following the tourist and active church and dvic na “9s season the commission notedeaer remarks from tourists regis- - Pkal Friday at 11:45inpm Salt A pioneer realtor the tcrlng Lake area Mr Ashton was remarked oflleved to be the oldest active the tri£ to Dead Horse Point teal estate appraiser in the In- near Moab: “Fix roads Nearly termountain Area had the' baby A few more miles and I would have’ t £flke City jan 12i 1879 a A unimproved road son Edward T and Effie off US 160 leads to the point f0ITis Ashton He was e the commission plans cated ln Sajt Lake City s(00is com-an(- j to build a the old LDS University He served 15 years as a ward plex for tourists THERE ARE picnic fadl-- j ities there now presiding over the 31st Yale The commission said 15000 an(j LeGrande Wards persons registered at the site during five months this sum- - HE 'WAS president of the mer compared to the same Salt Lake City Chamber of number during six months last Commerce in 1928 and had served as president of the Salt year ' " Lake Real Estate Board the MOST COMMENTS concern-UtaReal Estate BoanTanff Ing the field house at Vemalthe Utah Mortgage Bankers praised the educational value Assn of the exhibits and complained A master of the German that more time was needed tolanguage he served an LDS see all the exhibits The com- - mission to that country ln 1898 q iLXCClltlVC OT w-s vUl npai V 20-ml- edu-wher- three-buildin- h sit! vji o A lot Tin StJ WALKER vfe ' 1 THE COMMISSION author- Monunwnl Company JM I at t w 7" list HU Sa r CENVER E0osai LEGEND It Texai WARM FRONT - tl'llllS SNOW pn LJ FLURRIES COLD FRONT STATIC FRONT Burial WIND 6 John Brace 68 1310 E 2nd South died Friday 2 A6 p m In a Salt Lakg Born hosoital after long Illness Nov 11 M894 Salt Lake City to James and Sarah Jane Davl Brace Married Gertrude Burdick 1919 Sun She died nvAtde Carbon County 1953 Survivors Retired rancher son daughter John R Magna Mrs Mrs Lorramg Wilis Adams Diamond Mrs Glenna Slaymaker all Sait Laka City Mr Loll Vaiav auez Germany Mr Lorn Power Otlftco Ind 24 grandchildren greatMr Priscilla grandchild sisters Provo Mrs Louise Otsen Morgan Pavson Mrs Thelma Mevers WashMrs Lizzie Fullmer DC ington Sorlngville Funeral Wednesday noon 36 E 7th South where friends ce!1 68 pm Wednesday pH Tuesday to services Provo Ci Burial Cemerery Helen B M Tilt Mr Helin Barrus Marouardson Tilt 56 161 Shelley Ave (2755 South) 12 10 died Friday In a Salt $rf ake hospital after a long illness lorn Nov 23 1906 Blackfoot Idaho to Ruei Michael end Ida Hunter Barrut Married to Wilbert Mar Suardson TiltHe died 1956 Married toSalt Lake City Survlvors husband Mrs daughters Danielson ’Mountain View) Vayd Mr Carol Perez Charleston ajifj C five grandchildren brother Nosel H Melvin Ben Murray D F all Blackloot Funeral Monday 2 pm 36 E 7th South whert friend call Sunday M pm Monday prior to services Burial Grovaiand Idaho Cemetery Stacey L Smith Stscev daughter Lte Smith ot Meritn A and Irene Smilh 3174 4th East died Friday morning at her residence Born Sept 3 1963 In Salt Lako City Survivorsparents! one 'brother Jeffrey! and Son sistar Morel all Salt Laka City grandparents Mr and Mrs J Rogers Elmer Winger til Salt Laka City and Mrs Clifford Lakewood Calif ! Young E M and Aaron Mrs Sarah Cowley both Salt Lake! Mr ane Barnes Compton Cailfi Smith Salt Laka fclty Winger J Christina T Schreven J Christina Tim 80 5436 Adams heart ailment Thursday night at her home Born June 28 1863 Arnhem Holland to Hendrik Jacob and Antonia Plulm Timmera man Married to Gradu B Schre ven May 8 1907 Salt Lake City He died 1933 Ceme to United States f906 Member Church of Jesu Christ of Latter-daSamt Former pracson daugh tical nurse Survivors ters William H Vashon Wash Mr Larson Ervin F (Antonia) S Thome Mr (Violet) Guffev both Ogden Mr Carl J (Dorothy) Shelienbarger Layton 19 grandchtl brothdreni 7 great grandchildren Gerrlt Ontario Calif er sister Mr Fritz (Antonia) Jakma Hendrik both Holland Jules (Anna) Mr Dieu Ogden Mr Martin (Mesa) Foster Seattle Wash Funeral Mon day 1 pm Chapel of Flower Mor tuary Ogden where friends can 79 pm Monday or lor to Sunday serviecs Entombment Aultorest Memorial Garden Crypt OGDEN— Mrs merman Schreven died LAYTON— Kart Burges 68 Lay ton died of a heart ailment Friday morning at hi home Born Dec 22 1894 Pine Valiev Washington County ot Abram W and Sarah Jana Married Roger Laura Burge' Owen July 78 1915 St George For mer St George resident Survivor widow sons Abram O St George Karl c Htnefer Summit County Clinton Davl County MurrayC William D Clear Albert T Roy 20 field 6 great grandchildren b r o t h e r lister grandchildren Abram Mr Jane Brook both St Mr Thelma Jon George Wah Mr Ington County Washington Lucille Logan Rupert Idaho Mr Vame Skinner Monrovia Calif Funeral and burial ft Georg - V J'fi' 73 20000 lumen mercury vapor lamps to replace the present tslt lk City Wtttlwr Dtgr Proclpl t The weather fomaRt jnap for Saturday Infourteen 10000 lumen incan- tgtlon for perlexl ndd PrWsv non prgclpltstlon tor Oc loner 5pm — descent lamps 37 ccumuiIWo dsllclencr —24 prg- - dicates cloudy skies for most of Intermmin- of OGDEN— WHIlem Evh Gsrbett 61 73 k 28SG South dlrd Thursday In an Ggden hospital aft(?r 6 3 p m short Hines Born May 17 1900 Salt Lake City to William and Mary Jessie Evan Garbett Married Ztnj Jensen Oct 16 1957 Salt Lake Citfr Former motel operator Member Church of Jeiu CnrisKof Latler-aaSaints Survivors former marriage William Jr Deh broth- ver Colo flv grandchildren — 0 W both Salt Lake City J H Garden Grove faMf MrlLwr9nc (Setta) Goff Salt Laxa City Funeral Monday it am Lindquist and Son Mortuary call Sunday Ogden whre friend 7 9pm Monday one hour prior to service Burial Wasatch Lawn M mortal Park Salt Lake City tip RlEANS -- SPUD Cam John Brace JTATICii'v Q Mount Calvary Karl Burgesn FAIRO SHOWERS of the Friends South Temple 54 1st South Sunday Cathedral E E ary 0 SCAnEREDDl SNOW 373 pm y CLOUDY RAND m 15 331 Xj iiNM CLOUDY I cell William E Garbrlt AI PARTLY John Sanchez John Sapchn 70 54 W lit South n rout to died Thursday 4 am Ion a Salt Lakt floipital after 74 1S93 Married! Illness Born July tits — wit — died" Member — Catholic Church Sharp harder No known survivors Raqulem Mass Monday Made-eirw- u l4YORK P&X SOI a contract agreement with Utah Power antj Light Co approved by the City Commission Always took In southern Utah Showers and an oc casional thundershower occurred at ley oral spots In southern Nevada A weak cold front moved from the Pacific Northwest Into central Montane end southern Idaho Friday afternoon was associated cloudiness Conslderablo with front but little or no rain fell Temperatures are somewhat cooler behind the front Boise for example has been In low 40s while temperatures in other portions of Intermountain Region havt been mainly In 70s Plvg-Da- y Forecast Utah and Eastern Ntvada— Temperatures and above normal In northaveraging Wyoming Partly cloudy Saturday Sunday Cooler In northern portions Satur- ern sections and near normal In south mounIn or In showers thundershowers of Scattered light showars day with chanca tain areas Cooler In louhteast Sunday tha southern eectione through tha weekwest a end with 4 of In and north chance torn showers High Saturday Into southern Utah over the 75 85 In southeast and 50s In mountains spreading Snow In high elevations Summary— Considerable cloudiness wes week end Idaho— T omoeretures averSouthern reported Frldey In southern Utah southScattered showers ern Nevada Arizona and southern Call- aging abovt normal In northern mountains anow of rain or fomli Light ahowgri fall at a few tpoti rvt 'be t — I 1i Christ o? Latter-day Saints Veter- ans of Forelon Wars Danish BrothVeteran World erhood of America widow daughSurvivors War I (Marv) Carpenters Mrs Willis ter Mrs Darrell L (Dorothy) Hurst both Sandy five grandchildren brother three great qrandehlldren Idaho Pocatello sisters Charles Mrs Henry J (Hetga) Edmunds Salt Lake City? Mrs Emma Tait Mrs Als (LIMv) Harris both Phoenix Arii Mrs Arthur Cagle San Mateo Mrs Alva (Esther) Soangie Calif MonGrants Pass Ore Funeral day noon 36 E 7th South where Mon friends cell Sundav W Burial Mount day prior to services Olivet Cemetery cirrv x wi ' at 32 thiLr-Wee- hisT visitors State OS 44 21 40 40 4 the june 44 71 61 75 10 Billings Butte Cheyenne ’ t Ststts Mis Nicholas DeYoung 276 Lighting oh 1st South from S 13th West told ppltce a Stote to 2nd East will bicycle value- unknown was doubled soon as the result of stglen from her home MIAMI (MPHI OF PRIISURI ARIAS HIOH TIMPtaATUiH TOO I CAST POr'YiTHI HOWM lain Region with snow In upper elevations of southern Utah and fair skies ln Wyoming f is 1 wA---A- V3 Ir0?E them recorded during ajourist sons drawn to the r 4 260 44 40 Boise Burley Idaho Fells Pocatello On Stale Street Reports Bike Theft HOLBROOK 3 Idaho More Light Due Combining 50 yejrs of experience Vernon A Bisseger Bisseoer 47 m TOOELE— Vr non A 424 5 West died Thursday t 4 p m in Tooele J hosoital o tin perms illness Born 4 Oct 1894 at Nounan Idaho a son ol Adoloh and Julia Thornton Bisseoer Lived early in® at fbb! this year nearly registered state parks four past two h 24-- y " W AQUAttU JAN 21 lo lopnle 1 ounst Kecord “ ' W LINDQUIST K4 6 Utah Sites Draw 400000 ' Retired Teachers Hear Dr Olpin y MILTON CAHUCOftN ttendlna 4 y DAtf HOLBROOK 2 -- of- school there Mer ried Ada Stephens July 14 IPJ4 el Pocatello Idehe Marriaoe solemn Ized Salt Lake Church-- of Temple Jaeus Christ of Latter-daSaints Moved with I ta family 4 SU Lk 'City In 1941 "employed 4 at Pemmston Armi Plant Moved VaHaY in T647 and ployed as mechanic Tooele Army Depot until retiring September 1962 Formerly emo loved tv Idaho State Road Commission Attended Briaham Young College at Logan Veteran of World War service In France MemAmerican teoion and Veteran and Recrea- - mission said 150000 visitors ofber World The War I Stansburv Barracks Surviving are his widow two sons museum Commission reported Fri-f°ure- £i Keith Metvin aft of Toeeier two Home Gwen Satt Lake CitVr-'daughters Yoting Brigharrt 400000 visitors r Oay'that Bonelll (Renee) middle of Tooele six Jack dedicated in also two grandchildren brothers Rav Sair Lake City and this year-- at have 15000 Lv4r Soda Springs Idaho? four Mrs Leslie B (Rena) White and museum since then The Old six Salt Lake City Mrs LfcReva Berry Mrs Ottve Nordv Poc Montpelier Fillmore of them developed House registered teMo and Mrs sites Jack (Lanore) Con000-visitnor Arlington Va 8 in the years Funeral Monday 1 pm Tooeta h LDS Ward 11 Friend call Tate Mortuary Chapel Tooele THE VISITORS most of Sunday 7 9pm Monday prior fs Salt Lake City saw services Burial Tooele City v Name Aides L NOW 21 9 M Catholic Lourdes Church Alter So-ciety Survivors e — sister “ v‘ and two Magna nieces Mrs lrve ana Mrs Maine Anaheim Calif Peggy Bath Sait Lake City Reautem Mass Monday 10 a m Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church ’2844 $ 9008 West Rosary Sunday I p m 260 £ South Temple where friend call Sunat church Monday day 61 pm prior to services Burial Salt taka City Cemetery Into Autumn’s Balmy Days Some Rain Must Fall ACCORDING to plan Mr Bagley reported the big bird GREETINGS WERE extendwill stay covered until the Nov X dedication ed by Dr A Ray Olpin president of the University of Utah When unveiled the complete host to the conference on the Eagle Gate will represent a Dave Moore-36- 70 Spruce restoration process that starthistory of" Western America The convention wiU close Dr (3600 East) Holladay ed with the widening of State "with morning and luncheon was elected president of the Street from South to North sessions Saturday Utah freshman Temple of University A HIGHLIGHT OF SALT LAKE City’ original conferclass e Friday heading a slate ence events was the annual of five officers elected after Eagle Gale which stood since pioneer days was taken down banquet Friday at 7 pm in the three-daelection a few years ago when a State Hotel Utah’s Lafayette Ballroom IIE IS A graduate of High Highway Department truck hit Carl Carmer noted author land High School where he and damaged it and editor gave a fascinating headed the student body in his The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints in grantlook Into the contents of a senior year the Highway Department ing s Osabout Other the officers are: Mac writing bookj&-iwald 1800 E 9th South vice right-o- f way for the State Mormons president Dixie McKean 2140 Smt widening agreed to pro- MR CARMER grew up taj Parley Ter secretary Bnan "vtdr necessary property the New York area where Kanab Kane County change for a new gate seph Smith founder qf the treasurer and Gail Rich 1385 Church of Jesus Christ ol Lat- - Yale Ave personnel coordl- ter-daSaints lived nator He said Friday evening that earlier s Our —Lady UetTTAftlUS 1019 Neutral (Adverse church leaders will be asked —' to participate The gate's arch with a steel superstructure c o v e r e d by sheet bronze was erected at clpltatlon sine Oct 1 1943 37 tecumu-lall- dovtlm teMpgriturgs High both days In Dill Frm U8 Waattwr luraau —24 sunrise Saturday 40s low deficiency cloudy State Street and South Temple Most of Utah will andaxparlanc 43 4 4unst 542 Southwost ldh — Portly cloudy both thundershowers skies with showers tor cells forecast The days with i chanc of taw snow showars over the weekend last Monday through Friday Much cooler some In northarn mountains Increas-bottalt lkt C)fy am) vicinity i now1 In tho upper mountainsIn thend wind low In 40s 99th Temperatures days Showers llkety areas High both days mostly nciy cloudy Saturday deIn ONLY SOME wrap-utha 40s will continue hlpher then In Considerable cloudiness Sunday with scst- - Saturday night mostly s — showars Cloudy with tails remain to be done Mr 75lloos of state possibly rising is high trad h0wri end thundershowsrs Snow Eastara Ntvada In south Saturday degrees above 7500 feet Lowering daytime tem- and thurldershowar Bagley said High Saturday near 72 low and Sunday Partly cloudy In norm Saturperatures CHART TEMPERATURE at night Contaw showars likely with 48 44 at day Hish Sunday Occasionally night The new eagle now roosting siderable cloudiness In north Sunday with windy both days Deti to Prldey et I gm near in a Salt Lake City metal fabthe Utah scattarad thewers "mostly Utah — Mostly cloudy In south SaturUtah border Snow In higher mountains - Low- day and Sunday with ehowtr and ttiun- r both ricating company’s yard will daytime dershowers Increasing cloudiness In the"Yj“® M 40s Low et mght mostly In 30s go to its stylized perch veiled High Law free north Saturday Showere likely Saturday 1 ONE OF THEM concerning a pack of wolves actually had its origin In Russia centuries nessman and Salt Lake City Commissioner Conrad B Harrison" head of the publicity committee of the Salt Lake County Auditorium Board of r Directors vote Nov 5 "A county-widwiU decide on a bond issue to finance the center and acquire a site The county commission has designated a general location within of a mile of 2nd South and Main St (?)Good -- 82-9- 12 - m 22 69 Imbed Monloeuer-Jdeho 4045-230- Gate’s Eagle 22 SEPT B arena-conventio- n City busi- 29Moy 30 Monty NOV K Leyland State'Rark j SPEAKERS wiU be M Walk- AUG 24 Iwd Calls Session On Auditorium er Wallace Salt Lake 26 Between 27 No 28 Romonct Vt80 Women’s Group 1 20 Rodiont 2) Be 22 For 23 Conflict 24 You 25 Foce B Ww306 4777 South died Yhur ' day at 3 p m in a Salt Lake hospital of natural causes Bom June 2s In Minn- sntft Married ir- - I vn M KimfeeH 1906 llWe' April Sett Lake CitV Mr Kimbati in 1953 Member M lion een Ritual Nov To Unveil JULY 23 16 Some 17 Tricky hB Short 19 Offend AUG 23 y right-of-wa- 15Chonce JULY 24 Group Taps UNICEF Fund Chief Mint Candies Seek ‘Mint’ Out JUNI23 1 A - 12 Con 13 Perhope 14 A ? chief negotiator Utah Department of Highways chapter Rollie R Leeper has been president said purpose of the named by the Utah Association Camp Fund organization Is to correlate a for the 'United Nations to son system so that serve as chairwork can be expedited as man of the 1963 efficiently as possible UNICEF fund In other wordsi such dilemdrive in Utah K mas as having to dig up roadChildren will ways to install gas lines or visit homes Hal ’ findtng' thata telephone li: night oar-Thousands of boxes of thin-mi- obstructs another utility UNICEF can be eliminated — or candies will go on sale coin containers from home to Saturday In the Salt Lake Og- at least eased— by preliminary den and Provo areas to raise correlated planning home said Mr funds for malntalnance of Leeper The ACCORDING TO Mr Bal- Mr YMCA Camp Roger In the WaLeeper money collected Is for four it the Important satch National Forest will be used in more than 500 public to know that "our orBOYS AND GIRLS from 8 to ganization operates under the educational health and food 15 years pld who wish to par- - Golden Rule — fair treatment programs for mothers and chilIn 116 nations ticipate-lcompetitive sales of lust compensation and every dren Mr Leeper urged residents candy were urged to call their jeourtesy extended to every local YMCA to enlist in the property owner affected by our to insist on proper identification before giving contribusales program operations' The The caMy to be sold at $1 organization tions to anyone a box will help maintain the has 8000 members In the EACH CHILD authorized to camp located in the Soapstone collect wiU carry cartons bear65 miles east of Region about ing the UNICEF sticker and Salt Lake City will be supplied with UNICEF bookmarks and information SA N I T A R Y FACILITIES now under construction at the brochures camp will be completed with A reception for some 1200 funds gained from the sales foreign students will be held To“tndUCe the Competitive at HoteV'Utah Saturday 6:30 spirit among the young sales The Salt Lake Council of to 7:30 pm followed by a boys and girls prizes will be of the Utah SymWomen will sponsor a public performance offered phony Orchestra Information meeting on the A THE ACTIVITIES wiU mark proposed county auditorium-sport- s the start of Utah’s observance center of the founding of the United Oct 29 at 7:30 pm in the Nations Olympus High School auditoriEast um right-of-wa- At West History Parley - ANTHONY R Rudelich 11 uo department railroads edu-cation- V- TW2M547 y utility company representatives and others attended the-meet which was sponsored by the "ARWA ‘and' the: university’s civil engineering department OCT 24 23 MAGNA— Jane 71 icoerto Your 31Youf 62 Window 32 Trip 33 Advancement 63 Indicated 4 Affairs 64 From a 65 And 66 Ravef 36 Under- 37 Get 67 Wdtched 68 Outing 38 Whatever —I 69 Should A0 Current 70 Bloom 41 You 7IA 72 Poim 42 Could 73 In 43 Auistonct 74 An 44 Through 756 45 Should 76 Ford 46 The 47 Be 77Scrrf 78 Heart's 48 Or 79 Pleasant 49 Must 80 And 50 May 81 Today 51 Teamwork 82 Desirt 52 Hopper 53 Progress 83 It II 84 54 Agreeobt 85 Liking 55 Be 86 Others 56 pmoncial 87 Now 57 With 58 To 88 Person 89 Poy 59 Calmness 90 Realized pO Cooperative L0 Fly CANCit 8 3A § Should Benefit -7Todoy 8 Gone 6 V M3 54 SEPT od 6 JUNE 22 LIMA 23 According To develop message for Saturday reod words corresponding to number of your Zodioc birth sign JSpe 65-7- 2 MAY 22 committee and manager of acquisition Tennessee Gas Pipe-- " line Co Dan Williamson Houston Tex vice president Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp and National ARWA chairman Kyle Bettilyon Salt Lake realtor Clarence Wildivision 'adliams right-of-waministrator Utah State Road Commission Sam Houston Washington DC attorney for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co and chairman of the national liaison ’ committee Philip L Rezo director of property City - ‘fs'4r'T Jam L Kimball N- Doily Activity Guid i Be 57 GEMINI or -- MAY 21 V3 POJXA- 61 apr ai 335-38-5- seminar of the organization’s Chapter 38 of the University of Utah Union The chapter comprises mem- vice chairman and Glen S bers from Utah southeastern Smith chief appraiser Utah Idaho and western Wyoming Department of Highways MORE THAN 70 representatives of all phases of work Ineluding lawyers Trick Treat city state county and federal 1963 TAUKUS I By CLAY 1-- Yoor1 22 j v Obituaries TATt GAZERA AKffS — m 4AA A A A A 4A 4 m M 4k A 4k 4k Jk 4 - A aA A A AA 4k Aj A A kJUA4-AJ!AifAAASaJ- M A-- A Jk SAAAA A A A AA ! |