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Show ytnnnrrr yvyrr v yr v rrYYYTYTYVtTrYY -- rinry rrrvryT 'rrrvrYnnrrYY' ww rnrvnr rr TYrrnrt rytTn The Salt Lake Tribane, Saturday, May 22, Utah Pharmacists Open iirDay Parley Sunday Utah Pharmaceutical Asah. and th Womens Auxili-aqpri- ll convenopen a two-da- y tion Sunday morning at the Hotel Utah,- luest speaker at the 10 a.m, bisiness session Sunday, con-d- t :ted by Paul K. Nielsen, UPA vi e president, will be dean L. David jHiner, University of Ul ih College 'of Pharmacy. Good Management borat cries; and Albert Olson, immediate past president of the Utah Pharmaceutical Assn. A symposium Monday afternoon will consider the professional obligations of pharmacy in community health. Health Director CL Dr. D. Carlyle Thompson, Utah State director of public health, will be moderator. Panelists will be Dr. W. R. Elton Newman, director, preventive medicine and medical facilities, state health department; Lynn R. Thatcher, director, environmental health, state health department; Dr. Herbert B. Fowler, director, outpatient department, Department of Psychiatry, University of Utah College of Medicine; and Dr. John F. Waldo, medical adviser. State Department of Public Welfare, Snd past president of the Utah State Medican Assn. Rebecca Watters, 8, and Sherman Schwinn, 7, Guest speaker at the Presi- join forces to make burlap design inspired dents Night banquet, Monday, 7:30 p.m. in the Lafayette will be Royden G. Derrick, Board of Regents chairman, University of Utah. Womens Auxiliary Successful Pharmacy Man-a- g tment will be the subject of a seminar during the afternoon se sion beginning at 1:30 p.m., conducted byjderrill L. Peter-soUPhA Board of Directors. loderator of the panel discus-sia- i will be Maxwell James, director of trade relations, Led-erLaboratsWies. Panel members will be Dr. Paul C. Olson, editor of the prug Trade News; H. W. Adkins, national drug distribution executive; and Mike Hajrrls, former Vice president of d, ls th American Pharmaceutical Assn. Bail-room- Guest speaker at the honors nitfit dinner Sunday at 7 p.m., will be Emory J. Herndon, immediate past president of the NafTonal Asspciation of Boards of Pharmacy i Monday . morning's business session will .begin at 9:30 a.m. wi$h guest speakers Joe R. Wat-kii- i, manager of customer rela for E.R. Squibb A Sons; J. Harris Fleming, director1 of trade relations for Pfizer la- Vtmiltts for Over 100 Yntri , Crews Perform Their Well Job Gneat' Speakers . Mrs Esther Lands will be guest speaker at the brunch which the Womens Auxiliary will have in the Jade Room Sunday at 11 a.jn. The annual business meeting of the Womens Auxiliary at p.m. Sunday will include election of officers who will be installed Monday at 11:30 a.m. at a luncheon in the Empire Room. ... - i A well full of pure water but not a drop to drink. That was the situation for a time Friday at the popular artesian well At 8th South and 5th - East when city crews turned off the water as they started widening the south side, of 8th South to give an added right-tur- n lane, city officials said. Steals Set of Tires After moving the well beFour tires valued at $40 were tween the curb and sidewalk, stolen from the garage at the were sterilized and the residence of Dan Robinson, 1711 pipes well was back in operation at Parleys Canyon Blvd., officers 4 p.m., officials added. were told. 4 I MLZELVASES Business, Shrine Leader Dies in Ogden Hospital 1C5 Obituaries Erma E. L. Pons Erma Elvina Miiton died of rut- causes FrL Mrt. A ve oral Limnon n n. Porta, v tsr&ti as Born March Survivors include his widow; tab. ISM, Crescent, to Devin enn . 71, and a brothejBnd sister, Fred, vine Jensen Married to Los and Mrs. 12&2 Gertrude Angeles Revmond a Pons A. Marilyn Dr., Ogden, June 28, 1914, kvanston, member of the board of gover- Sweet, Hardy, Neb. Wyo. President Silt, conFuneral services will be Mother's ( Leke nors of Shriners CluO Survivors. ducted Monday at 1 p.m. in file husband; tons,' for Hospitals Fred t daughters, Pons. Los Ve- - ? Chapel of Flowers Mortuary, 0. Crippled Chiloast Lester a Lake friends Salt call where dren, Sunday Pons, Mrs Semu- may (LaReel Becksteed, both Sett from 7 to 8 p.m. and Monday elLakeA. City; City, died of a seven erenochlldren) two sisbrothers, to noon Entombailment from 1 p.m. heart ters, Mrs. Irene Miller, Mrs. Dors both Salt Lake City; Mrs. ment will be In the Aultorest Wellington, Thursday in an Rosa Larson. Sandy; Mrs. LaVon Memorial Mausoleum. The fam- eterson, Murray; Gerald Elmo, Ogden hospital. Lumen, both Crescent. Funeral Mom contributions to Mr. Dick had the ily suggests day noon 474 S. State, where friend call Sunday tt tut, Monday prior been an automoOgden Masonic Temple Fund. to services. Burial Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. bile dealer in Richfield and Frank W. Thompson . GRANGER-Fre- nk Logan and in Walter Dick Willis Thompson, 70, 3995 S. 1940 came to Ogden, where he Rodwooddiad Rdof, Granger, was a partner with William Hall heart ailment at a 30 in the Interstate rlday Terminal am at homa. Born Warehouse Co. He retired 14 24. Dee. 1094 Bun NM. to Mamet H. and years ago. r Sara A. Thompson Thompson. Member of Clubs Married Helen Or. Cheerleaders from throughout ton, by nursery rhyme. Art turned second grade Feb. 29, 1940, He was past master of Unity the state will exchange Member o land. at Washington school into yells and Tooele. LDS Church. Vet. World War Lodge No. 18, F&AM; past techniques during the eighth an- eran 1. Construction master of Kaibab Lodge No. 25, nual cheerleading clinic Satur- foreman Kanne- - it Copper Core I F&AM; a 32nd Degree KCCH; day at 9 a.m. in file South High cott R a f I r d, Survl-twidow; vors: Utah Consistory-Sco- t tish Rite of School gymnasium. dauahter, Mrs. Robert L. (Gerry) Free Masons and past potentate More than 400 cheerleaders, Staplev, Salt Lake City; two grandchildren. Graveside services Monday of El Kalah Temple AAONMS. both 2 p m Memorial Gardens of th boys and girls, are expect- Vtlley. call 2120 S. State Mr. Dick was reared and edu- ed to attend the clinic, which is Sunday Friends p m. cated in Kansas and moved at under the sponsorship of the Daniel W. Clark age 17 to Evanston, Wyo., where Utah Activities Assn. Daniel W, Clark, 0, 557 Wlllar died CL, Pahe Southern worked for the 2nd-Grad- e J. Armont Willardsen, cheer- ral causesof natu- - , m. at cific Co. In 1917 he moved to leader adviser at South will con- at to. 45 a Friday 443 Kensington Salt Lake City. He served in the duct the clinic. Each high school Ave. Born Dec. Mount 30, 1095, A Land of Make' Believe Is other persons wishing to visit a U.S. Army in World War I. represented will demonstrate its Pleasant, toHannah He was born Oct. 6, 1893, in yells. Instruction will be given Clark.and Married blossoming in burlap in a. sec- land' of make believe, shoulc Ella Livingston, Republic, Kan. He majried on technique, spectator parti Mount ond grade classroom at WashPleasant. Married stop and visit Mrs. Maglebys Flora Woodmansee, Dec. and 26, Sivorced. good tipation 1923, ington Elementary School. , Salt classroom at Washington School 1917, In Los Angeles. Laka .City. boundless She died 1944 Using burlap and Married Elizabeth s Benson. She died Imaginations, the 32 1940 Salesmen transformed Mrs. Mary-dea- n Watklna Products Co. Survivors; Maglebys classroom. daughter, sans, Ferd A., Salt Lskt City Charles D. Working with storybook charSpring City; Mrs. Earl (lone) Tra- then, Alhambra, Calif ; stepsons. acters, the pupils glued felt and and jteedeughters, Jack, Ellla Jay Mrs. John Hall, Mrs, Fay Price, illuson to wool .figures burlap Tola Andersen, Mrs. Lela Stephens, " City; trate theif favorite nursery ) are. Diego, Calif I brothers, sisters. Rood, Arthur, rhymes. Mrs. Myrtle Bagiev, City; The room transformation beram, Sevier County) Mrs. Christie Robertson, Spanish Fork; that words of with a Ruth Mrs. study gan Reynolds, Provo; Mrs. Roslna Mad son, Springvllle. Funeral rhyme, which led to a unit on Tuesday noon 36 E 7th South where friends call Monday pm., Tuesnursery rhymes and concluded day prior to services. Burial Mount Olivet Cemetery. with the art project and the changing of the classroom into a John E. Sand&hl fantasyland. John fc. Sendahl, 78, 343 E. 4ttt South, died of natural causes ThursTh preliminary sketch nf the day In a salt Laka hosoiiai. Burn Sweden, to Charles J. and Ema Hal- - , nursery rhyme figures was made son Sandahl Marina veteran World on paper. When the pupils were War I. Survivors: sister, Mrs. Nellie Calif. Graveside Becker, Carlsbad, satisfied with their drawing, services Monday 10 a m Murray City Cemetery. Friends csIT 4760 S. mathe and selected colors they m. State Monday terials with which they wished Special to The Tribune OGDEN --Walter S. Dick, F El-- Clinic Summons 3 is . Cheerleaders Of Utah Schools make-believ- a 'a Enchantment in Burlap Rhymes, Artistry Alter Classroom 1) s o 6--8 ; L7 1 n r seven-year-old- . a ti . c ra ra 1 I, F9-4- to work. "A Always Dependable 3- Chinas Column Canadian Blue Large acme bale, p6r bale 1 Brawn's and AM j Best Standard Jumbo rin, it vtry motoil iruuiottd toil, htlpt plant! prow In dramatic way, ho I pi step wood dovolopmont. Giant baft Stop 693 con - Blue Grass Seed rn Antal, 437 397 Double Ruffled PETUNIAS O DAYS ONLY F. per pound 67 3 Sheriffs Youth Division cers Friday began an intensified patrol of Great Salt Lake, and dally (and nightly) patrols will continue throughout the summer, Chief Deputy George Q. offi- Hybrids All Variotios O Ref. $S.S6 3 97 flat 57 flat JUNIPERS Gallon BO MX M " 12-1- Great, New Power Formula jr GERANIUMS Our Specialty Real Quality Beauty COSTS NO MORE rewn's ter Better announced. Frequent checks of the beaches will be made to enforce the laws prohibiting minors from Spreading 4 Varieties Jr. Nielsen 7 Very Special 1 Geranium, possession of alcoholic beverages, the chief deputy said.' Youth Division officers, he continued, will visit eaoh of the beach areas at least once every two hours at night on weekends and holidays and periodic checks will be made every night. The intensified patrol of the lake beaches, the chief deputy said, will not in any way diminish the scheduled increased patrol of Wasatch Front canyon areas. K SALE Okeh 2 Postmasters - The (AP Senate Friday confirmed President Johnsons nomination of two Utah postmasters. They- - are G. Venal Seamons, Hyde Paris, and Myrtle H. Davis, Mexican WASHINGTON and oVo' iTHrSl,Wllm,Wiinn w, Mr. and Mrs. Richard The weather forecast map for Saturday indicates cloudy skies over most of the Intermoun- - Hat inner il wrf I In light grannie form 20 pounds corers 5,000 sq. JL. an average borne lawn ONLY 5.75 tain Region with showers expected to be scattered over the area. It will be a Wt cooL Data From U.S. Weather Bureau Cloudy skies with some rain will be over most of the Intermountain Region Saturday. It will be cooler in rein areas. OcSunday In lower 60s; lows In mld-40- s. casionally windy. Utah Considerable cloudiness Saturday end Sunday with occasional periods of rain. Gradually lowerlne temperatures. Highs Saturday 68 to 78, Sunday 60 to 70; lows 38 to 48. Windy Saturday. Southeastern Idaho Continued cloudy id cool Saturday and Sunday with periods of rain. Soma snot In higher moon tains. Highs both days 56 to 66, tews 34 to 4. Occasionally windy. Southwsstsm Idthe Cloudy and cool with showers Saturday and Sunday. Partial clearing late Sunday. Highs both days In the 60s, lows 38 to 48. , Eastern Nevada Cloudy and pool Satwith of snd rain periods urday Sunday and snow In mountains. Highs both days 58 to 68. lows 33 to 43. Wyomlna Mostly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with showers or rsin most reas at lower elevations and snow In the mountains. A tew thunderstorms likely in southern portion. A little warmer north afternoon. Sunday Highs Saturday 55 te 85 lower elevations, 45 to 55 In mountains. TEMPERATURE CHART Data to Friday at S p.m. Utah r. Hith Law 79 44 74 69 78 87 48 79 Blandlna Bryce Canyon Cedar City Coalville Delta Green River Logan Milford Moab Ogden Provo Roosevelt Salt Laka Airport Wendovtr 85 71 75 ao 76 69 Free. 46 52 44 28 56 47 46 66 45 54 49 50 59 Ir. Idaho 69 Boise Burley Idaho Falls Pocatello 61 57 59 52 49 47 49 Freeze Squelches Pollen .02 50 51 64 70 68 69 70 DO 88 63 67 b F. A Back-ma- n, Ave., daueh- - Westminster Mr. and Mrs. William F. Quells. Lamboume Ave., son. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy B. Crowell, 78B Elizabeth St , daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Larry K. HoHaday. 1371 Zenith Ave., daughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Wright. 680 F St., daughter. Mr. ana Mrs, Joseph S. Threnbera. 4065 Achilles Dr daughter. s, Mr. and Mrs. William F. 140 E. 400 South, Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. VI scant M. Rica, 123 1st Ave , daughter.' Mr. and Mrs. vinca L. Andarmv 730 E. South Temple, son. Mr. and Mrs. Pater L. Samr, 1735 'MtW'LKi Atkin Avt., eon. L. Millar, 9B0 Salt Laka Weather Data: Precipitation for 24Jtour period ended Friday at 5 p m , none; precipitation for May, 1 63; accumulative excess, A3; precipitation since Oct. 1, 1964, 12.88, accumulative excess, 2 29; sunrise Saturday, 5 05, sunset 7.45. 40 37 45 50 47 ,0 70 4J .04 43 ORTHO ConsidSalt Lake city and vicinity erable cloudiness Saturday and Sunday with occasional periods of rain. Lowering temperatures. High Saturday 68 to 72, PLANT FOOD FOR $4.98 AND a 17' CUSTOM DE LUXE GET THE SECOND GALLON FOR ONLY 110 MerCruiser n PERMANENT COMPLETE nr CUSTOM DEEP-- V DE LUXE OUTBOARD 795 $1395 d STEERING 12-G- G INSULATED w 1 daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Shaw. S. 4710 Watt, Granger, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Jos Valdai, Ave , Midvale, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Walkar, 3327 440 East, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. letters qulsl, 750 Picture Dr., daughter. 4324 Valley West Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Donald O. Lettnrit. 4692 W. 3865 South, Granger, daugh- ter. Pine 1580 S. 580 Wast, Woods Cross, son. A V ir CUSTOM DE LUXE DEEP-- V 100 H.P. Merc. & 4 OUTBOARD 1695 - GAS TANK Call G SINGLE EM G PROPELLER - - .7 CABLEI ENGINE COVER 3363 SOUTH 6th WEST LEVER CONTROL , fall Lake City, Utah GREENHOUSES (Jordan Hirer) O Mr, and Mrs. Woody Babbtll, 261 Beryl Ave., Daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ostevlch, 1655 Vine St , daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Isadora Ruybsl, 1523 Rd S. West Jordan, Redwood FUEL SYSTEM G BATTERY WIYN 0th W. ,r Ora pood that came out of the recent SL Hospital freeze was reduction In potion. This Is evident through o comparison with last Mr. and Mrs, Herman Stanley, 1551 In count cuThe Sherman Ave , twin sons. Friday year grains per bic yard of air, compared with that of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hards. 1320 E. am South, dough ter. the same day In 1964, was: Mr. and Mrs. Loyne Woolssy, 427 FoIIsr Friday E. Sth North, Midvale, daughter. ' 24 Grasses Mr. and Mrs. Alton Beebe, 5272 4 Oak eon , Champagne, g Mr. and Mrs. Alan Oluick, 846 E. Sycamore son. 0 17th South, Juniper Walnut Mr. and Mrs. William Hsmmon ELECTRIC BILGE BLOWER 1 o (a Cottonwood LDS Hospital INBOAKDOUTBOAKO Installations MECHANICAL at -- t Holy Cross Hospital Intluda the following: Sth So. A ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Packtr, 1474 Heavens Gate Ave., Taylorsville. son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Oreetv. 9750 Jade Dr , Sandy, son, Mr. and Mrs. Jamas M. Oswald. 2951 Ida Cl., dauahter. m mmw LIQUID All t H SHOBRERS V NURSERY : K Inboard-Outboar- FREE DELIVERY t Marks Intormomtain States Billings Butte Cheyenne Denver Elko Ely Evanston Grand Junction Las Vegas Reno Rock Springs ;f 1935 Every Time It Rains ... on Saturday Makes Grass Grow 2. Kills Dandelions and Broadleaf Weeds Just One iasy Application 1332 1MPH) OF Song- - That Same Old 1. In fPfID PtUSUkf AMAS WON TIMPftATUMI FORSCAST FOal -- M In Salt Laka area hospitals LDS Hospital 1 WARM FRONT COLD FRONT STATIC FRONT Vsf PETUNIAS frlnnd Sheriff Office To Patrol LakeBeacli 1 BIRTHS Births Patio Bark Peat Moss Juniper News of Record After a final nod of approval from Mrs. Magleby, the figures were glued on. Peter Pan,1 Tinkerbell, and GOOD PLACE TO BUY" Reg. $3595 $ 'Qualified ear ... in ordst te encourage the purchase ,ef te generally promote end advertise the business buyers stock and of Seaflite Corporation through its steckheldurs, thu Corporation will permit each qualified stockholder te purchase one heat at the manufacturer's wholesale NET price. PHONit j 877486 ' |