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Show 'Equipment Leasing 'Loans Business and Individual Eat Your FilllJjions Project Benefits Kids 'Financing financial corporation PHONE 2060 EAST 21st SOUTH 486-75- 71 Try a Review classified first .... .... at 5c a word what can you lose? It'll probably tcork. ar Qtf&szis&s arzttt&ZPZ&D dr august A COAT SALE s Y 'V 467-607- 8 Can you top this? A cafe owner locking his doors at 9 A.M. and taking his customers to breakfast a couple of blocks away to a chuckwagon sponsored for the benefit of the and crippled handicapped children. This happend last fall at the annual Chuckwagon Breakfast held at the Dllworth School by GREATEST " 467-303- Call Norm at De Heer, MANOOKIN by SHIRLEY M the South East Lions Club. The time In nigh again and the smell of bacon frying and hot cakes cooking will fill the air at 1953 South 21st East from 6:30 until 10:00 A.M. Saturday, 1 August 29tn. Take your family over for a real treat, or stop off on your way to work or shopping. Plus a very good breakfast and a chance to win some fabulous prizes, you will be doing your bit for this very worthy cause -the 'handicapped and crippled children right here In the Salt Lake Valley. N. Norman Linde, president and general chairman of the breakfast, announces that the first prize will be a beautiful typewriter, and there will be 19 other very nice prizes. 4. Melodrama Slated For Park City Another old fashioned tear-jerk- er Is set to open at the Silver Wheel Theater In Park City early In September. The Salt Lake Playmakers will present Dirty Work At The a melodrama presented In the old-ti- .: 'ft I Crossroads, style. Curtain time for September s , ' 4, 5, 6 and Is 8:30 P.M. On 11 Labor Day, September the curtain will go up at 7 7 P.M. Buy and save now; pay later Before you know it that crisp weather will be nipping at your nose again. So why not join the many cuswho choose their coats right now at sale tomers in - season prices. Well prices considerably below make alterations on the coat you choose and hold it in mothproof storage. October. Hart Schaffner & Hart Schaffner Registration Dates Slated collection. Man Woolen Imported Hart Schaffner A Marx Imported Topcoats, will be 95.00 & Marx Italian will be 110.00 now 64.75 Fabric now 84.75 Velonr 94.75 now Marx Imported 100 Cashmere Coats, a very special value now 1 Hart Schaffner A Our Own Fine Wool will be 69.50 19.75 Saxony Topcoats, . now Our Own Fine Wool Saxony Topcoats, Zip- now Out Wanner, will be 79.50 64.75 t Jr of HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Clothes Kearns Bldg., 140 S. Main Open Monday til 9 Cottonwood Mall Open Mon., Thnr&, FrL HI 9 ar QJX&DQJC&D ar QJW&QJG&D ar P.M. by telephone or Hammond 484-268- 2, 5, 63 eat, you cant youll surely and go wrong do some good! HELP NAME SCHOOL The new Junior High School under construction at about 28th South and 19th East Is still Nameless. Do you have any good Ideas? The Board of Education Is In a dllemmaas to a name. Right now, the school Is being referred to by location South East Junior JunHigh or the Mead-Sit- e ior Hlghj and In the past some of these location names of schools have stuck. How about McKay Junior High School or Kennedy Junior High? Do you like any of these, Put on the thinking cap and call me or send a note with your suggestion. Lets give this school a name that WE hav suggested. OK? IN ADS In the advertisbeen Having ing business for many years, I am a little different than most people when It comes to reading the newspaper. Many people open the paper and read the headlines- - the sportsmen Immediately turn to the sports page, a good many of the women to the society and the kids ( both young and old) to the funnies, but I turn first to the classified ads, where each night I .religiously read all the classified ads, the lost and found, the personals and the help wanted. And, believe me, this la a VERY Interesting part of the paper. There Is heartache, tragedy, and comedy In some of these ads. Take one of these last week about a younman advertising for a lost wallet. This young man, Larry Mike Smith, 759 East 3085 South has been working all summer for an uncle on his farm In Vernon, Utah. Mikes two alms with the money he was going to earn were, first: To purchase his school clothes (he had put quite a few In layaway during the summer) and, second: To purchase a beef for his family ( he has eight brothers and sisters and with the price of beef what It is, I call this a very noble ambition). Mike worked hard, toos-peclall- y the last three wdeks while his uncles family were In person. Classes will be held six days per week throughout the academic year. They will Include beginning through advanced work, and students will be grade! according to ability. Members of the university ballet faculty or theUtahCivlc ballet will serve as instructors. Classwork begins on Monday, September 14. .V. V "I ponsibility, says our Carrier Boy for the M onth of July. He Is Greg Starley, 10 12, of 1789 Hollywood Avenue. Only a newspaper boy for two months, he has already earned with his $16.25 er route. Ive put most of the money In the bank , said the ambitious youngster, Im saving for college. Greg makes sure the residents within the boundaries of 21st South to Garfield Street and 17th East to 19th East receive their weekly Rocky Mountain Review. A fifth grader at Garfield School, his best subjects are arithmetic, science, physical education and reading. the only Surprisingly, school subject Greg Isnt fond of Is V&jZ f Budget blues? WEDDING Another VOWS East Mill Creek took their wedding Vows In the Salt Lake Temple Couple to Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth B. Kleven. The bride, the former Sandra Anita Chase Is the daughter of the Harold W. Chases, 2792 South 23rd East and Mr. and Mrs. Berger L. Kleven, 1916 East 3060 South are parents of the groom. GOOD FRIEND AND TEACHER Many Salt Lakers lost a good friend and teacher last week when Mr. Pearson Harris Corbett, 3122 South 2440 East, died of a heart ailment. Mr. Corbett was Instructor and associate director of the LDS Institute of Religion at the University of Utah from 1959 to 1962 and was the au- thor of three books, Jacob Hamblin, Hyrum Smith the Patriarch, and Arthritis and I. S' For the last three years the author has reviewed books and written critiques for the LDS Unified Church School System. c STADIUM VILLAGE Paul Palmer, 3600 East 3700 South was elected president of the 1953 through 1956 Stadium Village residents. This group met at the lme of Mr. and Mrs. Mile? Labrum last week to renew acquaintances and refresh nostalgic memories of their lives together as residents of Alpha Beta, or Omega Streets. I recess. like to work, he com- mented. And Its a good thing he WILLIAM WEBB f William Webb Celebrates Ages 11 to 14 Opportunity Is bang- ing on your door. A good good Job is waiting for you delivering southeast Salt Lakes newest news, paper. Competition Is open to girls under 21, who have been residents of Utah for the past six months or more. Trophies will be awarded for first, runner-u- p and team and Utah State Sweepstakes Carrier Second winner and runner-uand third place contestants In each of the eight divisions will receive medals.. plus theres the chance to win extra prizes and p. honest!! Chairman Is Karen Jol Berger, Miss Majorette of America In 1961 and former University of Utah twlrler. Judges will be Bob Murphy, 1 96 3 national baton champion, and Marsha Man-nel- , 1959 national competition runner-u- ; big bonuses. to $250 $20 month for per 10 hours work. CALL 278-2869 A. M, 0 to 5 P. M. week- days. y p. Earnings are great Over 90 entries have been received. Youngest twlrler old Idaho so far Is afour-yegirl. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12. Rocku Mountain ar 91st Birthday A blacksmith shop stood on the comer of 4800 South and Highland Drive. School for area youngsters was held at a home at 5590 South Highland Drive. These are just a few of the many memories of local resident William J. Webb, who celebrated his 91st birthday August 12. Bom In England, Mr. Webb was brought to this country by his parents In 1875. After living In Salt Lake City most of his young life, he and his wife and three children moved to a 36 -- acre farm at about 5900 South Highland Drive ENROLL NOW! UNEXCELLED PROGRAMS IN READING and PHONICS Start September 8th REGISTRATION DATES THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AUG. 9 MONTH PROGRAM 2 SESSIONS 27-2- 9 DAILY Q In 1908. He drove the horse carriage taxi In Salt Lake for 11 years and wasemployedbythe Oregon Short Line and Rio Grande Line. He has 10 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Webb Still active, Mr. helps his son Charles keep house at 1843 East 6100 South. syj KINDERGARTEN 2990 So. 3435 E. - 486-77- 76 swy V.NVJ. like delivering the paper, fun. I like to take res- taken and will be ellglbleBft-t- ll registration time of 8:30 A,M., August 29. most unbelievable. LOST, Light Gold sofa pillow. August 18th on the Bouhtlful Freeway Cutoff. Reward. Phone Carrier Of The Month Its A Miss MaJoretteofUtah will be chosen from the field of entries. Applications are stlllelng Well, Mike got paid last Friday and stopped off In a Tooele Drug Store on his way In to Salt Lake. It was there his wallet, with his complete summer earnings In, was mislaid, lost or taken. Heres hoping Mikes wallet finds Its way to him. He really deserves a good break. Thats one of the heartaches. And for the comedy, how do you like this one, It was al- last Thursday. Best wishes DRAMA .. The third annual Utah State Baton Twirling Championships will whirl Into action at the Hellenic Memorial Building, 279 South 2nd West. Saturday, August 29. the farm. , Q For Title He moved all the irrigation sprinklers, and that is a good sized Job as any of you fellows know who have ever taken a summer Job on for your tickets. See you there for 50 cents each for all you can 466-76- To Whirl on vacation. Andy or Dan vss Registration for fall quarter courses In ballet are slated for August 26, 27, and 28 at the University of Utah ballet studio, University Street and first South, according to William F. Christensen, Director of ballet. Prospective students may register between 10 A.M. and 1 54.75 CUdbuA TZastA. Horn Ballet Studio You won't be billed until Topcoats, will be 79.95 Outercoats, Cast members will Include: Coleman D. Creel, Jr., Judy Elder, Leonard and Trud Burnlngham, Mayrtlebelle Gene Pack, Launa Mackay, Rowland, Joan Oelerich and Star Bishop. The production Is being directed by Tom Carlin. Here are some of the highlights from our large, comprehensive Twirlers does like hard work, he hopes to be an atomic physicist. A right fielder with the Texaco squad last year In the Dillworth baseball league, Greg also enjoys tennis, archery and swimming. His main hobby Is woodcraft and he has built 125 model ships. I enjoy making my own things out of wood, says the future atom expert. A member of Cub Scout Pack 212, Den 5, for three years, the carrier boy has won a gold and five silver awards. He will move up Into the ranks of the Boy Scouts this falL A traveling youth, Greg and his family vlsted Los Angeles and Disneyland last year. Concerning the Californian amusement park, Greg has a suggestion for Walt Disney. Its nice , but they should put In more spook houses. 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