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Show University of Utah uLbrary Salt New Officers Listed . . Guard Outlines Lake City 12, Utah Zions Sets Opening of Cdfionwood Mall Branch Bank Program For Summer Camps Z ons First National Bank will vs in the ('oilunwoiMi Mall Max McKell receded a B.S. degree Bank.ng. After serving as open each banking day from 9 1. accord. ng lo W. LaMar in finance and banking from bookkeeper for the California a. m. unlil 9 p.m. There w.ll be double the staff of its office when it V'cbb, president of the bank. Brigham Young University and ' Packing Corpora ton, he joined after hours idler service Iroin Some Utah Air National moves from its 3 p in. until 6 p.m. on every temporary head- x Glee. M. KebliiMm has been attended the American Institute tile Commercial Bank of Guardsmen will train this sum- quarters into spacious new offi- - ice pros dent, will be the is invited to sec these j'sii i'erk in 1941. Mr. McKell banking day. ifiieer in charge. 11c will be sen ed in the finance office of mer as far away as Hawaii and the U.S. Army during World assisted hy Arthur X. McKell. more and of two the Japan, X. War II, and joined Z oils First issistant cashier, and D. Grant huge a rcraft that will help them National Bank in 1945. lie and Johnson, assistant manager. do it arrived this week at the Others wlto w.ll work at the his wife, the tormer Helen office are Margie A.r National Guards Salt Lake freer, are parents of two child-Lloyd, ron and reside at 2255 .eller, Marjorie L. Armstrong, base. Avenue. tellL. teller: Margo Thurman, 7 two The arrival of the D. Grunt Johnson, a natixe of James J. Arehuleta, teller, er; planes makes the Utah Air Na!Salt Lake City, joint'd the and Hazel C. Ralph, secretary. tional Guards conversion from bank's staff as a teller in SeGlen M. Robinson has been a member ur z:ons rirst Naptember of l!)5o. Prior to that fighter aircraft to heavy transtime he served in the personnel tional Bank's staff for 12 years ports nearly complete, pointed in and has most Jordan High Sdiool this week became the first yearly winner of out served department of the U.S. Army, departMaj. Gen. Maxwell E. Rich, attended the University of Utah the of ments ineluding bank, the Loree Snow award, to be presented each year to the high Utah Adjutant General. With the and the American Institute of service as bookkeeper, teller, school which does outstanding work in the Model UN Assembly scheduled acquisition of two chief clerk and cred.t departBankmg. Mr Johnson, his wife. one May 24, and at University of Utah. Above, at leil, Ben M. Roe, one of the more Norma, and ilicir three children ment manager. He graduated the other June 14 the Utah Air reside at 325 Cypress ill Mid from the Pacific Coast Banking creators of the traveling award, watches as Becky Smith, secretNat.onal Guard will have its vale. of School at the Universty ary-general of the Model UN, accepts the plaque from Justice full allotment. The formal opening of what Washington in 1959. Mr Robinis reported to be the most J. Allan Crockett of Utah Supreme Court and president of the Used the son, with his wife, Jane, and bank in u ,? beautiml suburban Utah Association of the United Nations. At right is Charlynn planes will see heavy duty durdaughter, Cheryl, reside at 3012 two weeks of summer camp America in the Cottonwood Mall 4310 South in Salt Lake East ing Mi ne, adviser to the Jordan UN Club. is planned for May 31st. The training flights of the 191st Air City. GLEN M. ROBINSON Zion First National Bank will be 1). GRANT JOHNSON Transport Squadron, 151st Air Born in Spanish Fork, Arthur ART11UR N. McKELL Transport Group, based in Salt Lake. Transition to the new-typ- e aircraft will be stressed with flights to Hickam Field, Hawaii, and Tachikawa Air Force Base near Tokyo, Japan, in the Air National Guard's new world-wid- e flying mission. Summer camp will be June for the transport group. Another Utah Air National Guard unit, the 130th Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron, will be the first to go to summer camp, with dales scheduled finanschool has to the the money Jordan school district pay Wednesday, May 23, 1962 Serving the Southeast Salt Lake Communities of ces are tight" this year, it was districts their allotted share, June The squadron will train at Number 21 Volume 7 brought out at school board hut the state has the money the Salt Lake Municipal AirHolladay, Cottonwood, East Mill Creek loaned out and is collecting port, although some controllers meeting Tuesday night. The shortage is no fault of interest on it, so is reluctant and technicians will go to Reno, the district or any of its em- to pay the districts the funds Nev. with the Reno Air Defense Sector, said Maj. Roy Stapp, ployes. It is simply a fact that due them. The board district due under the money approved having commanding officer. IV Maj. Stapp pointed out his the state uniform school fund architects design additional unit to the has locate capability has not been sent to the dis- restrooms lor the Bingham aircraft, alert and guide trict. athletic building, accepted the enemy Kenneth Prince, board clerk, bids of five firms totaling our fighters by instruments to a point where visual or radar advised the members that while $57,726 for furniture contact is made, then return comthe school year is 90 for Hillcrcst High School, and the fighters to their base after pleted, the district has received the bid of Utah-Idah- o School of its money due Supply Co. for 1,842 chairs for destroying the enemy. During only 60 Hundreds of parents and anxdarkness or bad weather the from the state fund. An estimated 1,738 high school scholar in scholarship and cit- - hill Drive, will base her speech the Hillcrcst auditorium, costsee ious sons will be on hand Satnever pilots may on It is Yours to Build." Site actually students in the NEIGHBOR izenship. In all, about $1 't million is ing $44,208. Hie aircraft they shoot down. for dedication of the new will receive their diplomas Alexandria Smith, 5960 Oak-a- t has received a University of area urday involved. About 60 has been was transferParker Wayne Utah scholarship award and is graduation exercises this East Millcreek Western Boys paid, the rest has not. So at red from Jordan High to Union a member of the National Honcommence-for week. ' board the n Dr Elwyn Ralph Speakers Tuesdays meeting as head custodian. Paul Brown Baseball Assn, playing field at or Society. DOV ment day were chosen by thej approved borrowing on tax an- and Lowell Ware were promoIn Olympus Clinic 3500 So. on El Scrrito Dr. three schools in tryouts of Howard Graves, 3200 South ticipation notes so that the dis- ted to head custodians but have The dedication will begin at minutes duration. You 2700 East, will talk on trict would have money to op- nut been assigned. Dr. Elwyn Ralph has moved of He erate with. Arc Anderthe End 1 season's the Jeff with At Things. high. p.m. Olympus his The board discussed possible flrpt dentistry practice into the received the Bausch and Lomb Jordan district will have tp additions to several elementary son, Alexandria Smith,. Howard on the dialeague play opening 4624 Clinic, Holladay science award and is sterling Graves and Teri Greaves will pay interest on this borrowed buildings to meet increased Olympus mond at 2 p.m. in science. scholar the talks poem money perhaps as much as $1 school populations. Studies are Blvd. by inspired give Sponsors, coaches, players He assumes the practice vacaTo Morning, million, which the board au- being made of the needs at by Teri Greaves, 380G Lois Lane, Prologue of A student seventh and all parents in the area are grade thorized. Herman Hagedorn, a poem de- - n. Let Your Heart Lis- Draper, Riverton, Butler, and ted by Dr. Stanley Kimball, who invited to Pi(Th rnporillv selected attend the fete. HOWARD HELEN The stale, it was pointed out. South Jordan. is going back to Washington The new field will feature University to do graduate work dugouts, an outfield fence, a which will enable him to concession stand, and grass GlHS ns imunuu- will be planted for the future. and Everyman on how to live.ary to t Olympus. in orthodontics. in the swecp. compcting is selected the lour stu- - stakes, Joseph Black, 4115 South to Lee F. Glcdliill, Dr Kimball attended the Uni- Construction of the diamond Judges According bemg financed through dona15 contes- - 2100 dents from among chairman, Olympus will to had win faculty first BYU of East, Utah and and tions of material, labor and monplace versity lams on the basis of the effee-- 1 ribbon in his category, wood have the largest graduation has practiced dentistry in Uie ey from league members, partiveness of delivery, content working, to become eligible. His class in Salt Lake County 715 ents and boys in the program, clinic for 10 months. and appropriateness. Titles of prjze winning entry in the finals students will receive diplomas the speeches were taken from Won the triangular, wood and tomorrow night at 7:30 pm. Dr Kimball enlcnds to prac- and the East Millcreek Jaycccs. cum Howard, irector o Lnes of the poem. The league, which has been tice in Caliiornia after his gradbronze trophy against entries! Student speakers for Granite the WBBA G ris Stale, is presently serving uate schooling. Dr Ralph is one a franchised unit of Anderson 2862 East 3335 from approximately 45 other exercises, also to be held to- . jeff of four dentists located at the with headquarters in Santa Mini - ber eighth year in that capacity. South has chosen Aspire! schools in a variety of classes: j morrow night commencing at ica, Calif., is beginning its sixth Jeff is a recipient of ceramics, metal working, jewel- - 8 pm, will be Karl Peterson, Dare! Olympus clinic. is Girls Slate, jjIG hobby ,.jjy year of opcraiuui. General Motors scholarship ry, electronics, wood working, Karen Lee Reed, Toni Leu site says, although I do like to A new innovation is (lie or- sew and knit, garden, read and award a member of the Nation- mosaics, etc. This is the third Oclti and Dee Ann Earl. They were selected from among 25 ganization of minor league lor paint. was and Scholar has taken contestants on a purely boys seven through 12 under the Jr' slorling Pus IIigh Helen has been charter of Paul Nigh, 3380 1m dent of hcr un auxiliary los' well as having served as first chaplain, histor-- 1 and chairman of all major; ian, Musical Kingsbury committees. JEH! lot nrilLita Russell Kedcnbaugh, 16, 2G61 stained a dark brown. The top Slated For June 12 - waste time She has served as president Barbcy Dr., (2800 South) re-- 1 s decorated w:th square, ornaFirst officers of Ilillcrest High School were elected at Jordan A new two act musical An exclusive new business High last week by students who will transfer to' the new school regular .hop'lle i, ge.lde.1 ot tbe NaUenal yc7rrih;m.. ocapM ll in the fall. Left to right, Paula Lorson, historian, daughter of firm, The Tape Deck, has openat homc ruce,vcd months. Honor for four Salurday sterling scho ar nearly Bennett, entiled Child Welfare committee for cd at 2959 Highland Dr. special- Moana B. was con- - William Page, teachmg h.s find m science was state legislator bomb he Mr Mrs V. Larson, 1431 East 7200 South; Hal Hale, pres- when a will! chairtwo been and the years, Poppy Playhouse stereo tapes Papa izing in four-trac- k h' h"d' ident, son of Mr & Mrs Norman Hale, 7288 S. State SL; Judy --ST.'.He W ?.. U i rellege EgM lewl E,,g. and tape accessories. of Girls State The Kingsbury Hall on the Umver- caused severe shrap- - euidanrp Hid ail tho Thurber, secretary, daughter of Mr & Mrs Dan Thurbcr, 41 mpnh to owners of of The the Utah According play is also a life member of the nel wounds to hands, arms, legs, worv himself sity Campus. Mr Pace said Third Avc., Midvale. firm, Mr & Mrs Robert W. Ross, was written in observance of the Girls State Board of Directors, face and chest. Until hig t t IShe nged Joseph's 2600 Kentucky Avc., the operaThc youth had Paced a mx" high, thirten year-ol- d thP. oTiSVaTtSirikpTS!.ea.?h for turc of potassium man s Legislative r sul- - main interests were tion is the only one of its kind was queen of 1Hr two years nitrate, swimming,. Music composition has been eight years, been a member of pi,er and powdered sugar in a bicycling, skiing, motor scooters i the and queen of prom junior in the area. . , , ,... , .. . I , .. ,, -Board of Cnunlv rVilviol-the Advisorv 1.1 nt r IL under ,hn dirnxltnn Mr Ross reports they will Gates, stock over 1,500 tape titles to for of hospital choose from and as an added scheduled to play at thc World's catc for 500 hours volunteer service. Fair in Seattle. will order in any At a recent meeting of South grounds have been purchased in service they Cottonwood Village Inc., guest our area and that the school will requests that may not be in stock. be constructed in 5 to 7 years, j speaker Henry Ilclland of the In addition, the firm is offerJohn Ilowe, Chairman of thej Slate Highway dept, told of the ing quality brand tape rccord- at .cmPc!ivc rineed for better cooperation beThe formerly operated a tween the department and cili-en- s supposd to be contiguous to 0 cord " local group. He also outlined grounds so that there 8to!!c'. C0(JJJd Grand opcnng of garden , been eliminated by the location, not to a be duplinecessity plans for the widening of HighTape Deck is planning a catc rest etc. room facilities, apartment homes now in pro-- j several hundred feet from Ihc land Drive between 4500 and ' rand ,0,,,ng wlU,,n U,c ncxt Apparently, funds which were to 6200 South. gross at Capri Park, 3603 South j highway and provision for out-9l- h be earmarked for recreation An election of six board mem- - . East, is attracting many j side perimeter parking for to oilier and home buyers, Ste-- 1 yc been diverted hers was held including Hoy itol improvements; and thus. Utah State Bar Admits warts Inc. announced today. crg and gucgtg Lynn Agio, 6496 Hickory Lane; Imaginatively landscaped, thc Pertinent of Four Local Residents Robert L. 'Turpin, 5712 So. 13W Designed by Salt Lake archiUramwam Umnty tect. John Sugden, A.I.A., (he patio courts employ frcc-forEast; G. O'Brien Garrett, 1166 have sufficient funds with which niodcl apartment-hoinc- s Four NEIGHBOR 5730 Victor L. resdents John to being poured concrete, contrast color-- ! East South; purchase land. son. 5824 So. 1145 East; Mary were admitted to thc Utah State shown have been furnished by cd calcitc and arrangements of Mary Putman, Chairman Bar when Dinwoodcy's with Bill McCarty evergreens and boulders for Futnam, 6250 South 750 East, they were sworn in as Interior Decorator. vice chairman: and C. Lcland of the Planning Committee, de- year 'round beauty virtually dared that there have been no as practicing attorneys at a Capri Parks all floor tree of upkeep. Outside lawn Clayton, 6265 So. 7U0 East. ground to change gon session of thc Slate Supreme design combines apartment con- maintenance is performed by Others on the board included further attempts D. IIowc Moffatt, 1100 Vine St., ins in our area since the com- - t'ourt Monday, May 21. They venience with the bcaulilul se- thc Capri Park Management. Broil F. Paulsen, mercinl change on the corner clusion of a private home. An Residents will enjoy an Olym chairman; ' 6463 Sumac Way, Secretary; opxsilc Woodstock School. Thc outstanding feature of each pic size swimming pool, 18 hole 23m; John Howe, 942 East 5600 South, organization, at that time, had unit is an interior court sur-- . pitch and pull golf course and rounded un three s!dcs by the tennis and badminton courts, Treasurer; Cecil Plait, 6002 So. opposed the zoning lo commer1300 East; W. Eugene Ballard, cial, but was unsuccsslul in their dwelling and accessible through Officially open April 1. many South 2475 East; Val Rene Ncl- - room length sliding glass doors. of the units have been sole! in 5730 Lakeside Dr, and Richard opposition. Richard Moffatt. Chairman of Moffatt, 6064 Lakeside Dr. providing year round indoor-outdo- advance because of the attracThirteen year old Joseph Black, seventh grade him. Joseph made the table in the woodworkCommittee Chairmen issued ihc Safely Committee, reported South); and Frank J living. Ownera choose tion of apartment couxenienee on the placing of a semaphore 6475 South 2411 East, interior color schemes and wood combined with private .home student at Olympus Jr. High, is shown with thc following reports: ing rlass. It is the third year that Olympus The new attorneys wore finishes and may have many comfort and country club facil- the Robert Turpin, Chairman of at 56lh South and 91h East, and won mosaic whieh tabic Jr. topped High has had a student honored with the rectangular, the Education Committee, repainting of plain lines on niong 17 who were admitted to optional items such as fire- ities. Only families with childindustrial for arts statewide the sweepstakes award. sweepstakes places. Automobile noises have ren over 12 arc accepted. ported that junior high school 13th East and Vine Street. . the Bar. Span-publi- . c 1 llolly-iwoo- d 's i Schools Must Borrow While Awaiting Funds If lie 10-2- 4 East Millcreek Commencement Speakers Named For 1,738 Area High School Grads WBBA Diamond! Opens Saturday; i wlympUS Jl 3-- 5 State spe-c.al- ie hief i Stereo Tape com-dirocti- prcsi-iMLr- it Business vice-preside- Now Open j uS : ' to to 7tta bo. o j Z So. Cottonwood Village Learns Of Road Plans ' j Apartment Units Feature Grand Opening Plush trMroeroSroafire dfrtnt dis-wi- ll I own-visito- te. : I 1 2t "'"f "J iu: |