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Show tah University of Library Salt Lake City utah Utah ei Serving the Southeast Salt Lake Communities of Holladay, Cottonwood, East Mill Creek Eagles Await Wednesday, February 21, 1962 . -CM Dr. Dykstra Anniversary Dinner Dance Number 8 .Volume 7 Slated For Olympus Jr. The twelfth anniversary of Salt Lake Auxiliary .No. 67, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will be celebrated Feb. 24 with a special dinner dance. Mrs Thelma Clark, Madam president, will be official hostess to greet members and their guests. She will be assisted by Mrs Frances Americanism Speech Dr. Daniel J. Dykstra, aca- - meaning of Americanism as of the Uni- - tidied in the constitution and biU of law Pla versity of Utah, and professor m our rihl.sindividual re- , ,s society; will on of law, 'Today speak gpongjbility as opposed to See Picture on Page 2 Strengthening Amer- - siveness righteous loyalty to ica, the theme of the Olympus the causes of our country; the Junior High PTA Americanism part parents play in teaching Ellis, dinner chairman; Mrs Norma Eason, mistress of cereprogram. The program will be children to have faith in them-hel- d Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the selves and in the future of monies; and Mrs Marie Hardy school auditorium. decorations chairman. America; and the place of eduJim Thomas The dinner will be catered and Dr. Dykstra will discuss the cation in a democracy. miles away. Scene is from the Dick Barrymore Ski daredevil Ron Funk of Portland, Oregon watches the reservations must be made with Dr. D y k s t r aa Following film "High Skis," showing Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Highland Mrs Ellis, EM take-of- f New in or Mrs Ball Glacier of the ski plane from atop the speech, the audience will partiDinner is Eason, AM High School. Local experts are featured in the production. cipate in small group discusZealand. The Tasman Saddle, in the background, is over 20 scheduled for 8 pm with dancing sions under the guidance of Dr. to follow. During the evening, Ted Peterson, Dr. Calvin Taythe Auxiliarys drill team will lor, Dr. Earl D. Tanner, Mrs Suspenseful, Exhiliarating . perform an exhibition drill. The Clarence W. Reese; Mrs Ted Jim Thomas, owner and pro team has won several first Burnett, Mrs Richard Ence, of Barber Jims Big prieter e complaee trophies in Still Dwight L. King, Phillip L. Bul-leShop, 6928 Greenfield Way, petition. Lorin N. Pace, James A. AnSaturday the Utah 11th The auxiliary was organized which opens next week, brings Clifford L. Ashton, G. Murphy, to of his Show be will ten business nual Chinchilla years February, 1950 with 54 charter Leland Burningham, Richard A. members. It has grown to a barbering experience. held at the Salt Lake County Van Winkle, and Garnett PlayHe worked at the Union buildAuxil- membership of approximately The American Legion Fair Grounds, 5177 South State, er. Utah National Guardsmen One of the most talked-abou- t be shown Saturday at 8:30 p.m. 275. They support many human- ing barber, shop, Murray ,. until .71 has No. unit Murray, Utah. Judging will Olympus Junior High will host iary, Holladay rewere state throughout the itarian projects on a national recently. ski adventure films ever pro- at Highland High School. commence at 10 am. The show j four of their feeder schools. its as selected "Americanism Dick with his week Mr Thomas lives cinematographer that this RunSkiing minded again basis, including the Damon which Skis will be proceeded by a banquet Crestvicw, Oakwood, Holladay, duced "High and 22 for theme the Feb. meeting. yon Cancer Fund; the Muscular wife Dorothy and two children, Barrymore brings beauty distinctive 1962 Utah National and Cottonwood. Mrs M. M. of the some the screen to brings excitement in full color in this The meeting will begin at 8 pm. Dystrophy Fund; Memorial Pam and Rick at 7240 Pearl Friday night. The judges will be Robert Layton, 2113 Pheasant Way, is Guard license plates are avail- worlds best skiers in action will He Circle. a been member has epic. The American Legion Juniors Foundation Fund; Boys Town Bevan of Denver, Colorado and program chairman. able for their cart, by Maj. Gen. Barrymore virtually circled decorated the hall with sil- of Omaha; Home on the Range of Murray's Junior Chamber of John Worley of Salt Lake Maxwell E. Rich, Utah Adjuat Sentinel Butte and Cerebral Commerce for five years, is the globe to get what he wanted. houettes of Cottonwood Lions City, Utah. Mr Bevan is former George Washington, tant General. And he has come up with Palsy. On a local level, they presently vice president. He re- executive secretary of Farmers of red hatchets and bunches Since these special plates e Jay-cebreath-takinthe outstanding Entertain Chief action in cherries.. There will be a pro- purchase equipment annually centlyof won Chinchilla Cooperative of Amwere introduced for use by the year award for 1961' erica some never-befor- e for Muscular Dystrophy victims; photographand is one of the outstandcitizen-soldiers io n L music of s Cottonwood presenta few gram patriotic Utah's Heights 1962. ed places. clothing and incidentals for the on chinchilla fur authorities ed the ing in have by D. grown entertained Club ago, they years Merrill, Ray American Fork Training School; as guest of the Mr in the Barrymore, world. chorus. Worley is a more this and year popularity, last New Zealand government, shot In Sub for Santa; March of Dimes governor of district 28-Utah with .Americanexperienced prominent, keeping guardsmen than ever are expectdinner in New Zearancher. members have and render financial assistance ed to have them on their night at their regulardiscussed much of his footage auxiliary ism, land's fantastic Tasman Glac- placed in schools and the public to stranded, needy families. meeting. Mr Merrill The Utah Branch of National automobiles. means and what it ier. These relatively virgin libraries a book entitled .Know Lionism, Chinchilla Breeders of America, The plates cost no more than one YouAmerica sonsors of the show, extends an printed by the the regular plates, Gen. Rich what it docs for a community. slopes, Barrymore predicts, Fellowship Offered of the day soon will be a mccca for National Sheriff George W. Bcckstcad members Prospective invitation to everyone interestCom Americanism to has All stated. guardsman -S-octal vWlILOWCRICKK COUNTRY and attend to were club invited summertime Group skiing. in Questioning nine Salt Lake vas to chinchillas this mission ed attend of the 4 American . Legion. for guard plates at CLUB to join the show and see some of the County teenagers after they In addition to the Tailhan The book answers questions a free the site where he picks up his were encouraged A in the graduate fellowship . High Individual Game (men) finest chinchillas in the country Glacier, the Barrymore film bout honoring the flag, display- amount of $1,500 for advanced and plates after paying property organization. fight staged a fake The clubs Frank Schnitker, 218; (women) on display. projects community centers ski from when scenes civilian behavior brings ing it; taxes. field of in social the study at Circle A the shooting with deal Merle young people in Canada, Sun Valley, Aspen, the national anthem is sung; the service is mainly Gandre, 203; (juniors) In view of the current breedUtah Guardsmen called to being offered by Dennis 3068 Highland Dr., Drive area. of the Karen Inn, equipHood 196; Mount chinprovide Christiansen, They United and stock of Constitution States Mammoth, who Alta, have fall active duty last promotion ing Alpha Xi Delta national social I chillas at very high and un- Thursday night. gives a suggested citizenship sorority. Any graduate of an Anderson, 169. their cars with them at Fort ment for baseball leagues, flags and Heavenly Valley. and new for Can. groups, Lcs scouting in film are High Series, the course foreign-bornthe realistic conducted (men) for fifLeonard The all between part Taking being '. prices Wash., Lewis, youths, accredited college or university Fort various other needs of youth such outstanding skiers as AAt the meeting ten new mem is eligible to apply. Deadline for non, 601; (women) Ruth Gud-gcl- l, in Utah and Idaho, it is urged teen and sixteen, drove up to Wood, Mo., or Fort Hood, Texas, as required. organizations in514; and Eddie Johnson Ted bers will be initiated by the applications is March first. ltas (juniors) Dennis that anyone contemplating do not have to pay property the drive-i- n in two cars. A few Morris, Ron Funk, Bill Tish-ma- District president, Mrs Althea taxes, only the $6. fee lor the Interested persons may obtain Christiansen, 477; Karen Ander- vesting money in chinchillas son, 418. Olson and her secretary, Mrs and Hans Wolfram. themselves of the opportun- of the boys seemed to be startlicense plates. They should conapplications for the fellowship 170 in bowled Bennett narration and Music Verna Gunderson. Marge personal tact their immediate command-i- n ity to attend this show. There ing a fight, whereupon one from Mrs Richard A. Murray, of each series. her three combined of are Hilka game throughtastefully Utah Oepping, or of daughter they will have an opportunity drew a pistol and fired it at the 5825 South 1145 East, president Headquarters officer, Judging by the taste Sc Mrs Walter H. to observe top quality chin- another. The victim was then COTTONWOOD BOWLING Oepping, of the Salt Lake alumnae group. National Guard in Salt Lake apple juice we bought out the film to dramatize even Mr LANES chillas, talk to experienced City, for a statement of eligi- last week, the flood must have more what experts claim to be will give a talk on "The Mean- She may be reached by calling dragged into a car and the ing of Freedom superb photography. AM got clear up in the cider mill. bility for tax exemption. High Individual Game (men) ranchers and ask questions of drove off. youths Gayle Brunyer, 233; (women) the judges. The waitress at the restauchinstatus of the Present Merlyn Kajar, 200; (juniors) A Glance At Local History rant called the police and the Book Review Held Paul Coulter, 178; Karen Beye-lc- r, chilla industry is that of a pelt boys were picked up by Salt Good marketing business. 175. By Alpha Zi Delta Lake County Sheriffs deputies will Rosen-dalaverage quality pelts l, Bob High Scries (men) at 4000 South and 3000 East An annual book review, sponwith reacheach a few $30 603; (women) Olive Malin minutes of the incident. within sored by the Alpha Xi Delta 512; (juniors) Sharon Bingham ing as high as $60 while poorer r The weapon, a Alumnae, was held Feb. 17 at 444; Karen Bcyelcr 444; Paul quality pelts will sell for under was loaded with blanks. pistol, William A. the Mrs Y. W.C. some skins $20, being Other industries besides the Coulter 497. with, Cottonwood Heights, once ing to the number of acres of Nathan A. Stakcr, Estelle The Maworthless. Good quality breedcon- Bowthorpc's father, was one of paper ' mill existed in the But- Christenson reviewed I known as Butlerville because Al- land owned. Each acre was ing stock can be purchased for Fellowship Service sidered worth four shares or 15 the land owners served by the lerville area and contributed to jority of One, a currently popuMexican Fringe va Butler was its first bishop, minutes $100 each and are bred su- its fast growth as a community. lar Broadway play. He was also Ditch." water. of "Butler share per Sef For Sunday The from the review Before investing in has a history of over a hundred Benefits Soar The "Butler Ditch, originat- perintendent of the Granite pa- According to Mrs Lizabeth Yow will goproceeds Nathe intoward a chinchillas should helping person The Christian Social Concerns years. It was originally compos- ing about a mile above the can- per mill at the time it burned. ell, 7143 South 2780 East, who' tional Philanthropic program. Fringe bevefils have reached vestigate carefully. Check with Commission of the First Methoed of farms, irrigated by water 1893 an unexplained fire has spent weeks in extensive In of the program includes a a new high for organized work- the Chamber of Commerce, research of Butlers directed down irrigation ditches yon, irrigated the properties of broke out Big Part 200 South and 200 during the night, leav- Cottonwood Lumber history,estabfellowship of $1,500 awarded ers! In Mexico, where they cele- Better Business Bureau, Nation- dist Church, Winn, Hilton, and Stakcr under from the canyon above. Co., mamost is the of national the the roof, sorority brate Mothers Day May 10, al Chinchilla Breeders of Am- East, sonsoring a Christian this system. Each family had a ing lished in 1854, supplied the pio- yearly by According to Mrs Estelle 2494 East 7600 South, in certain time of day allotted to chinery and interior of the pa- neers all over the valley, with to provide for graduate study more than 1,000 employees of a erica, Box 145, Middletown, New Fellowship service Feb. 25 at York and several different repu- 7:30 pm. 1848 Utah had no water laws. shut water off from the main per mill in ruina. Iloresdrawn logs for homes, businesses, and in the field of social service. government controlled steel plant will receive two table breeders of chinchillas. Promoters of the upper canal ditch and divert it into their fire trucks which travelled 13 other types of construction. In Applicants arc presently being will be a program of wor- For information regarding the This, , notified the farmers that they personal irrigation ditches but miles from the city arrived too 1855 Big Cottonwood Canyon interviewed from the state of weeks extra pay to buy Mom a or blP brotherhoods, espe-802- 9 Utah. in new C. contact written show a The union J. Trimble, gift. It's road was constructed and five intended to divert water from Mrs Bowlhorpc recalls times late to prevent the loss. contract just negotiated. South 7th East, Sandy. dally foreign students. the creek and begin construc- when she had to take a bucket Granite Paper Co., organized sawmills were built along the and go to a neighbors ditch to in 1892. suffered an $80,000 loss canyon streams. All the machinertion of a canal. Farmers in the camps was hauled were given the right to obtain bath water which was for only a small portion of the y-for guide water from the main ditch later heated in tubs on top of a stock and property was covered from Missouri in wagons. onto their own property accord coal range. by insurance. In the picnic area now known as The Spruces," a mill camp community was built, Mrs Yowl ell relates. It was comprised of workers cabins, a boarding house, and a dance hall. Resting places for the lumber haulTracy-Collin- s Holladay ing teams and drivers were also built because of the distance be- Branch office, presently has on rug, a tween the city and the mils was display a ExAmerican an facsimile of "to great to be travelled in one press Traveler's check. The rug day. is on loan from Texas National; In 1871, Rasmus Knudsen and bank and will be returned to. his family settled at 2715 East them in another week or two. 6200 South. They built a flour The rug, made in Hong Kong, mill which was in operation for 7 measures four leet six inches by 40 years. Gcrmadc, oatmeal, ten feet six inches. Its colors and whole wheat flour was mill- are an exact duplication of ed and farmers from surroundthose on the checks it reprefarms exchanged their sents. It was ordered especially ing wheat for the wheat products for the American Express Co. and for flour. , The American Express symIBecause of the existence of bol of a Roman, the lumber camps, a rich vein member of an e'itc cavalry of galena ore was discovered corps that reached its eminence and the Maxficld mine was de- during the glory of the republic veloped. Ollier mines oponed, and later tlic Roman Empire" y . bringing an infux of prospec- was chosen in 1950 by the comtors. More and more people pany to counteract serious fimoved into, the community to nancial losses occurring during Anne Case, 1793 East Osage Orange, teller at Traveler's check. It is being loaned to banks help provide homes, food and the 1940s as a result of counterother necessities for the indus- feiting. The trademark has Tracy Collins Bank, Holladay office, is shown throughout the U.S. and will be on display A tries. were store and Exloomed American a in made brewery seated hand on made at the Holladay branch only another week or since then Hong It was the Butler located opposite rug present Butler school of 1892,- with its brick built and soon afterwards, in press credit cards and traveler's two. American Co. for The the Kong Express rug school at 2700 East 7000 South. and brick additions. It was considered 1880, thriving Butlerville opened checks nearly immune to such is an exact replica of an American Express one of the most modern schools in the area. on (Continued practice. Page 3) Guard Plates Available To Members Set 'High Skies' For Highland Saturday American Legion Auxiliary Sets ern-dem- Barber Slates Chinchilla Show Shop Opening Slated for Murray Grounds tri-stat- Meeting Theme Mock Fight g Probed Holl-a-dea- T BOWLING By TALLIES i Police -By- . Cottonwood Heights Formerly Butlerville small-calibe- polyg-amousl- y. Bow-thorp- e, But-lervil- lc Unique Rug Displayed At Bank hand-loome- d WZ 32-5- . slcrn-visagc- d at bell-tow- er vuSi 8- 33' |
