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Show wmv if.' :i - ' . , I s University of Utah Salt like City 12, Utah' i..s M M. ' V J The Serving the Southeast Salt Lake Communities of Holladay, Cottonwood, East Mill Wednesday, April II, 1962 Creek Volume 7 School Boards Number 15 Cottonwood Residents, Vote Down Merchants to Fight Leeway Election Leeway elections in county school districts have been voted Re-zoniR-ng down by school boards, as least for this year. The Jordan district board, at Wil is Carlisle, back lelt, finance chairman; president, talk over plans for their Cottonwood Incorporated, a square foot building lots. a meeting last week, decided r, Phil Bullen, president; Mel Freebairn, secre- - Highland Strip Assn. The group is an of to Laury Miller, and resi-- : merchants According group against a leeway election, foland Kacdell Ashley, seated, vice thin of merchants along Highland' Drive. in the area of 6200 South president of Cottonwood Inc., dents lowing similar action taken by the request for has Highland Drive and other inthe Murray and Granite boards. Merchants Organize . . will with an had on meet terested citizens adverse efieet proconsidThe boards had been the County Commission April perty value in the area weve ering holding elections to increase school revenues. 25 to fight a proposed tried to upgrade. Jordans board, at its meeting There is very little R-- zoncertain request by property Thursday night, took note of an 5201 South 2100 East, will leave R. Norma and John owners between Arbor Lane Silver, ing in Salt Lake County with opinion from the boards atter-neDonclson and Lane (5000 South) the exception of property on in for to next a Norma's month. vacation Rome entry trip Grant Macfarlane, advisd Chief aim of tlie member establishments; 2 im- strong, nad Rulon Bradshaw; (5165 South) on the east side of the west side of town, to would not Mr that be it a of with contest recent seven wonders the ing legal essay dealing Highland Drive. Highland Strip Assn, a provement of property on the finance Willis Carlisle, chair- use money from the sale of Miller rewe must and adds, and two. the Marlow won world the for man, Peacock, trip The proposal would be to group of nicrehants along High- east side of Highland Drive op- John Holt. Bingham Central school as a of tain residential value tlie in the section to change is question land Drive., identify our posite the Villa Theatre to inbonus to teachers. The attorney from R-- l to R-- zoning to per- area." business community with the clude a fountain and to serve ruled that such money cou'd mit construction of multiple A public hearing is slated for consumers of Salt Lake County as only be added to the building a focal point for the strip; clinics and 5,000 the City and County Bldg Comdwellings, type and Utah," according to Presi- 3 clean-up- , fund. enof the paint-umission chambers April 25 at dent Phil Bullcn. The board voted to study a 4 joint advertising tire 10:30 am and Mr Miller reOther executive officers of and area; C. N. Crawford, by proposal promotion program. the organization include Raedcll ports, Wed like to have all board Midvale that member, New committees and board of interested residents of the area Ashley vice president, and Mel directors are: conbe used toward the money SilCoin-oIxilh Mr or Russell and she Since and Mrs John Rome. Firm p attend the hearing and fight Freebairn, sceretary-treasure- i. of at a struction pool swimming Membership Jack Riley, ver, 5201 South 2100 East, will her husband were interested in 2-DImmediate plans of the strip the issue. County Midvale Junior juay High, only Cecil England and merchants arc: 1 preparation chairman, commissioners wilt conduct the 7264 High' nior high in the district which leave near the middle of May the historical value of tlie city M. Lowell Tage Nyman, improveRemington; of Highland Strip signs for all hearing. chair- land Dr., recently purchased does not presently have a pool. on a trip to Rome, the prize for they would visit, incy chose to ments Allen Coombs, The Cottonwood group also an essay contest which Norma see Rome with a quick trip to man, Dave Anderson, Loren Thirty-NintSouth laundromat Mr Crawfords position was supexpresses concern over a rePumpcii. They have friends who ported by letters from Midvale Silver entered and won. Shelton and Royal Metcalf; ad- and coin cent petition sent to the Salt operated dry cleaning City and a number of civic Entrants in the contest were have visited- London and they vertising and promotion Ted Lake Gordon from service County of invited to short the a seen slides write have planning board clubs the from area. paraWilhcy. city. The University of Utah mus chairman, Harry Kirkmcycr, to be cum of earth sciences will hold through the Cottonwood District con- graph about the Seven Wondseems Silver Paris to Mrs on were Bids asked six ArmIn is Mr At the Jim Brown, building Nyman Forsey, chairman affecting and construction business and ventional school buses to re- ers of the World. Mrs Silvers more a city of glamour and a two day open house Aprjl 14 planning six buses which are prize winning entry dealt with fashion rather than one with and 15 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. to some 10 acres of R-- property place Tri-De- lt has designed and built hia own Mothers in the area of Memory Lane A. Maurice Capson, 2931 among the oldest in the dis- the fact that pyramids, one of many historical sites. acquaint the general public with (4780 believes in the sec tricts fleet of approximately 50. the seven wonders of the ancient home. lie to South) and Highland The Silvers hope spend Mountain View Dr. (3(170 South), the museum and its usefulness Slate Smorgasbord Drive. urity of being in more than world, had been constructed twlcve days sightseeing in Rome Admission is free. has been elected president of This petition, authored by a The Mothers Club of the Delta one type of business. When the mainly as resting places for and mingling with the Italians On temporary exhibit will be the Holladay Rotary Club. Mr Delta Guard Scholarship Delta the earthly body before being in the suburbs of the city. They the skulls ut a fossil rhinoceros commercial construction firm, Sorority have opportunity arose, he and hia used for Capson was recently appointed planned a Smorgasbord dinner wife Viola, who anticipates are looking forward to getting and a sabre-toot- h reunited with spirit. Winners Named cat recently reportedly would be e She was given her choice of to know the people as much as obtained through trades with parking facilities for businesses principal of the new Oakridgc as a special treat for their an- nationwide boom in Three Salt Lake area high visiting one of three main capi to viewing relics of ancient other in the area. nual dinner at tlie Chapter laundry and coin operated dry museums, according to Elementary School. This property," Cottonwood 1431 East First South, cleaning, set out to learn the school itudenta won top honors of the world, London, Paris grandeur. house, curator H. James Madsen gals to elected officers new Other Jr., Inc. spokesmen would business and bought into it. in the recent Utah State High foci, 12 at 5:30 pm. April 3340 '4l20"Soulh East. V the Club include She be used just for parking, but not According to Mrs Alton C. Their two children, Lars, 12 and School Art Contest held in Salt New exhibits in the ihuscum for new commercial ventures. Cowans, vice president; Erin .Melville and Mrs Reid T. Grif- Johnny, 10 have been elected Lake City. e include a painting of a in firmr scolar-shipthe s the annual Recipients of $100.00 Howard, secretary, and Benny fin, dinosaur and the mineral and is tlie Mothers Club's to instruct them in responsibilpresented by the Utah rock collection of the late Dr. Babe Ruth Tryouts Jarvis, treasurer. New direc- dinner to a them and This fund affair. respect National give ity Guard were Kathy Arthur Inglesby of Fruita, Utah, tors, to serve one-yeterms, the raising will be usedyear For April 14 Set business. for to Mitchell and Pamela Yates both proceeds donated to the museum by Mrs arc M. A. Peterson and R. N. pay for decorations and furnishTage and Viola intend to try of Olympus High, and Bette II. R. Waldo. Brighton Babe Ruth baseball to give the best service possible Knudson of Highland. Spratling. ings for the Sorority house. For amateur rock and fossil league registration and tryouts Baseball will season between of (lie Boys ages begin Mr the to Nyman community. Club members, alumnae and The new officers will take for the Hillview League Satur- and 12 will try out for the Mt. collectors, the staff of the mus- will be Saturday, Apr. 14, at 1 their families and friends are claims that already one of his eum offers their assistance in p.m., at the baseball field at office July 1. an engineer, figinvited. Reservations can be customers, day, April 14, with registrat-oOlympus League, Western Boys identifying unknown items when 7200 South 1350 East. Retiring officers include Torn made with Mrs Ralph T. Mer- ured out by slide rule that it of all boys interested in play- Baseball Association on April 14 brought into them. The staff Boys 13, 14, and 15 years of Davis, secretary, and William rill, Mrs Rex C. Bcckslcad or would take him 20 years to purat 9 am. Tryouts will be held at has also recently equipped a age, who live witnm the foling. use at for home a chase treasurer. A. Mulvay, with Mrs Griffin. dryer The Hillview League, Western the Roosevelt school small gift and cuno shop for lowing boundaries, may regisplay fic'd the rate of what he uses per those who wish to buy dinosaur ter: East to Wasatch Blvd.; Baseball takes Association, Boys week in one of Mr Nymans Students of Olympus Junior in the area from the Jordan at the corner of 900 East and models, fossils, rocks and books. west to State St.; south, as far sores. High, 2201 East 4800 South, will River cast to Gift shop revenue will be used as the 10000 South (Draper Drive, 3300 South. The Nymans own two other present a program of varied from 39th SouthHighland between 2700 solely fur the purpose of con- Road); north to 5600 South. Only to 45th South. Boys living laundromats, one in Salt Lake entertainment tonight at 7:45 Boys eligible must be 9 years South and 3000 South, 500 East structing protective glass dis- those boys not registered in the City and the other in Granger, in the school auditorium. of age by July 31 of this year to 1700 East arc welcome to play cases for new dinosaur league last year need attend. This is their first venture into The ninth grade Home Econ- and must not have reached tryout. and other exhibits. Players must bring a ball mit. a combination laundry and dry omics classes under the direc- their 13th until after birthday service. tion of Mrs Delores Bcarnson Aug. 1. April 14 sit 8 pin is the date singing in tiieir fourteenth sea- cleaning Wasatch Junior High . . and Mrs Ethylene Braithwaitc, set for the spring concert of son. Signup will be held by league will present a fashion show. The officials, in connection with the tlie Olympus male chords. Tlie The organization was started girls will model skirts, blouses, first .workday" on the park, festival will lie held in the directed ever and been has play clothes, dresses, suits and at the ballficld, located at 743 184 Vince First Ward, Murray coats that they have made. since by Mr Morris Cannegic-ter- ; TALLIES Street. Rowley Dr. (Rowley Dr. is beThe speech department, un tween 7th and 9th East at 4315 Margaret Bingham has Tickets, at a small fee may der Ted Greane, will give a South.) be procured from any of the been the pianist for the entire The third annual Spring Fest- chorus under the direction of i God So Loved The World; COTTONWOOD LANES one act play and there will be Chorus members or at the door. lime with the exception of one Boys registered to play in the ival of Music presented by the Kcnly W. Whitlock and his as- - and Home On The Range in several numbers 249 featured Don Caddy, by league this year must be acRac Hcaly, a vocalist and year. Majors: of Wasatch sislanl Morris F. Lee. music their program. For tlie finale of department Present officers of tlie ag- game, 640 series. Men: Jerry the Physical Education depart' companied by a parent or Junior Melvin Dunn, organist, have 3750 South 3100 of the music planned for the evening the mixed chorus Some High, directed Miss Barbara canMax ment, Interested are by Gilbert, pres- Van Ruscndall, 255 game, 622 been engaged as guest artists. gregation hoys guardian. to- the evening will be Symphony will join with the band in pernot play in the league unless East will be held following AIvcy. Tlie forty five voice group lias ident; Howard Beck, vice presmorrow night's PTA meeting, in Women: series. Pat Markowski, Cranberry Corners, by Mozart; ex- forming and installation of registered. Voting been hailed by critics as one ident; William Dick Bowles, A clever thing, USA." Mr at 7:30 p.m. and from cerpts beginning Porgy 520 Bess; 211 PTA the scries. officers folwill secrewill times be as or tlie very Ix'st in the game, and Marvin Thaxton, precede Signup so- Bird says, the averwill There he Conccrta with typifying approximately Spellbound and lows: west. As a service taries; and Reed Eddington, Olympus High: Karen Bcycl-er- , program. Afterwards, art exhibits will be on display Nine year olds at 9 a.m.; 10 140 members in the orchestra loist Holly Leo, 3766 Park View age small town, USA. 471 scries; Charles Stubbs craft group, they have sung close to program chairman and assisand band under the direction of a classic This will be the final meet- Toccata, in the gymnasium. five hundred programs and arc tant director. year olds at 10 a. in.; 11 year Lawrence W. Bird and about Drive;written 508 series. Junior girls: Deanna of the season for Wasatch Frank by ing composer style Last night the student mein o'ds at 11 a.m. and 12 year 200 girls and boys in tlie Girls Ericson, formerly of Utah. PTA. Election of new officers John Papanickulas, 444 scries, bers of the band, orchestra and olds at noon. The choruses will include for next year wi'l take place. Atkin, 377 seres. Junior boys mixed chorus gave a program The Hillview League, now chorus, Boys chorus and Mixed WlI I OW CREEK of music and song in their in its third season in this area, annual Spring Concert. Two named officers and directors in (Mixed Doubles High individual game (men) scholarships for outstanding in March. strumcntal students will be Becky Adams, 199. President of league is Arlen Todd Eager, 330; (women to a summer music Casper. 1104 East 45th South. High individual scries (men) cl'nic. Don Peterson and Don Chairman of the hoard of dirDean Riddle, 575; (women) Til Ripplingcr directed the music ectors is J. Richard Bell, 1221 lie Carson, 532. festival. East 4085 South. Other officers include Gerald Finnerty, vice president-FosteLamb, players agent: Gayle Brunycr, chairman of the minor league; Don Frsh-knccRoad-e- o equipment manager: Alton Fischer, secretary: Sherwood Knowlcy. treasurer and Hie first part of the Olympus M. Dcmar Teuschcr. publicity. Teenager Linda Kay AnderThe league operates four mason, 3185 South 20tll East, is High test was a examination doing her share to squelch the written dealing jor league and four minor 'ca theory that women drivers arc with technical points on driving guc teams and provides base bad. technique and laws. One part ball for 120 boys. For tlie second consecutive of the road test dealt with Firsl tryouts are tentatively 21. year she has captured the East straight line driving requing slated for Saturday April Parents interested in helping Millcreck Jaycrrs annual Olym- the wheels on each side of the s pus High Road-c- o driving tour- automobile to pass between to provide baseball opportuni-t!cfor their son can help with nament, competing in a field balls plfcccd right inches apart. of 25 contestants. Another test was to weave volunteer labor in readying Gary Star. 2X15 East 3900 through a serpentine, forward Casper Field, home park of the South, placed second, while and backward, between barre's league, for the summer play. Steve Pull. 3635 Millcrcek lid., leaving only an iurli to spare finished iliird. on either side of the vehicle. SHELTER STALEMATE Tlie three lop finishers arc An offset course required a 45 now el'gihle to compete in the degree turn in apprnx!inatrly We finally figured out this. t and tlie winner of one car length finished with a! fallout shelter xitiialiun. Stale Road-ewill contest that drive. try lor the way we get it. the optimists Lawrence W. Bird, director of band and orchoon, front left, Jim Snow, and Spenrrr Thomas national crown. The final part of the road test aren't building shelters The difficult national driving ineludod parallel parking under there wont be any war and the estra at Wasatch Junior High laughingly te'Is with french horns listen to Mr Bird, rear left. rompclition is sponsored by the critieal judging. Miss Anderson pessimists aren't building them some of his boys to tune up for spring for their Conan Grames and Greg Greer with cornets, Jaycees, a national oil company scored 380 of a possible 400 because it wouldn't do any good annual Music Festival. Kent Walgrcn with bass kwh on. I and other business firms. anyway. points. newly-forme- Request 5 j d organiza-tary-treasure- ' Highland Strip Assn. Plans Jell y, newly-organize- p Essay Winner Awaits Free Trip To Rome Tage Nyman Purchases 5 U.Museum Sets Open House h Rotary Club Elects Officers 3 1 Hillview. Mt. Olympus ts life-siz- WBBA Signup Dates Set Junior High Program Tonight Olympus Male Chorus Sets Spring Concert BOWLING Spring Music Festival Looms inlcr-niounla- OLYMPUS rWALE r Olympus High Coed Wins Driving Honors t. o e |