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Show University of Utah Salt Lake City 12 , Utah Library ervinq the Southeast Salt Lake Communities of Wednesday, May 30, 1962 Holladav, Cottonwood, East Mill Creek One Act Play Set For Highland High Volume Children Get County Tax Collections Hit Record for 1961 Movie Ducats An Number 22 7 Evening al Social Hall'', play directed by Dr. Iph Margetis whose great andfathcr played the leading in the social Hall of the 1860 s. will be presented at High- Elementary school children was Some Aillioiuli Sail Lake (uuniyland High School June 14 through living between 271X1 and 31XX) . .... c.llcdiom. fell, as it us involved in double Mopeii June' 16 at 8 p.m. South and H(K) East to 2300 Last Kll)rt i,v- $1 u23 last vear a , ll- ,N;!,u,li' Matinees at S p.m. will be ccrlam . ,. . ,"l1 A record lux collection of $42.1178. , , 11UK or lll Jle 526 was recorded for the 1981 in the days of yore, peppermint 10 attend a special children's l' e import stales. piriod. and horchound candies will be program at the Villa theater, Delinquent properly owners' Miscellaneous items uccouul- soldThe showings will bo held June accounted for S873. 411) of I he l for . Ike remaining $289,333 8.000 unpaid lax total. These persons i Tjrkp,i, may be obtained by j ad 8 writing to MIA Festivals, 135 tickets were unpaid, given to students have four years to make up the South Statu Street. Slighll.v more than 96 percent who successfully passed their delinquencies before their prop-- ; 1,1 B'1' 18,51 taxes owed were erly will be sold at auction, acgrades. The films were chosen carding to County Auditor David eoliecled, Mr Junes states. Stafe Flower Show from a selection of movies in 1 Jones. 1',t- county received $39,159, a special Children's Library. Set June 10, II Another $458,216 of the lax W8 during the previous record ;"The S.gn of Zorro is schedulwas ',ar' 188ll. lhe collections Mrs William J. Bullough. Pres- ed for June 1. and for June 8 picture still outstanding 'Ude real, personal, mines util ! abate-on tax indigent ident of the Utah Associated the picture Abbot and Costello ments, veterans and blind per- incs and vehicle taxes. Clubs announced Garden that Meet the and Training Center to be constructed at Ft. Douglas. Cups. Artists conception of the proposed new Boy Scout Service County school districts reson redemptions, along with tere will be a State Flower The free Keystone ceived the major portion of the tickets preface a other items. Show this year. taxes $27,718,548. Still, certain general promotion of the HighThe Association has not sopn-sore- d land school districts must borrow area. MerV shopping Strip j a show for a number of chants in the Crestview Teachers money that is owed them by the community intend years and it is hoped that this j0 Crect billboards and to pro-wito operate, because the slate Luncheon Feted At be a large and beautiful v,de d.stindive stale has the money loaned out lighting similar flower show Some 30 teachers from Crest-viecollecting interest. to that found on 2100 South Kirs V. R. Hutchens, 1004 All School were honored at a during the summer shop Princeton, is State Flower Show owners will participate in the recognition luncheon Friday. Chairman. The dates for the distribution of free movie tick- The schools PTA board sponScouts and scout leaders in show are June 10 and 11 at the ets for children to attend show- sored the fete under direction the Great Salt Lake Council soon will have a new home of ings of films at the Villa. of Mrs Keith Bcrtola, 4020 OliChairmen of the advertising pro- ver Dr. imout their own to carry the orating Poppy Day was on view The public is invited to not motion are All incoming officers fur next Harry Forsey and in of last Stevens portant youth programs proHolladay all only attend, but to enter their Ted Kirkmeyer. Allen Coombs year's school term were given' vided by the Boy Scouts of jweek. The idea depicting the choice blooms. Schedules will is chairman of the improvement an orientation meeting pridr more committee. to the luncheon. America. poppy story of honoring the J1 enl V tlK)se11w! wsk People in Holladay area were or call In information, A $485,000 was dead the aiding by living improvecapital 7 0gl2 invited Wednesday to view a qt conceived by Mrs Gina Bardole, ments program is currently un-- ' Mrs Harold Rushlon of Hunter new color 'film, What You newly installed president of is chairman of entries and classderway to finance the new Know Before You Buy a Home. Scout and Truin'ng Center at The invitation came from Holladay Auxiliary unit 71. ification in the horticulture secEldon B. Romney, cha.rman of j Committee members working tion and Mrs Roy Fermer of: Fort Douglas. The program also Lehi is chairman in the arrangethe educational committee of will finance with her to place the display ments section. camp improve-- j Utah Savings and Loan League. in the window a week prior to ments at Tracy Wigwam, Camp He added that the MICHAEL BILANZICU JOHN C. PATTON D. LuZell Chipman, 2222 East lung and diaphragm into the Steiner in the high Uinta's and Poppy Day last Saturday were color film is available to school, 3032 South, victim of last Wed- a.lxlominal area; another is in Mrs Ethelyn Lovett and Mrs new camps in the Bear Lake civic, and church groups at no nesdays shooting during an the jaw, a third in the shoulder. cost. Juanita Davidson. Several of area. Belveat the attempted holdup The truly remarkable thing The 16 mm film,' produced by ' dere Pharmacy and Gift Shop, the props, such as the wheel emh K. Baglcy, general United States Savings and the an about it obviously all, 103. Social Hall Ave., is prochair, erutchcs and mannequins campaign chairman,, explained aceiated Mrs Cnipman declares, Loan .League, gives . practical, well, remarkably gressing were loaned to the organization on items to consider today the service and training ir that none of the wounds suggestions cording to wife, Betty Jeanne. center will be functional but Members of boy scout troop for the purpose. Although Mr Chipman. who is such that they will not heal before buying a home. The movie is available on a free reasonable in cost. It is design- 554 held their troop banquet The scene symbolized the The eleventh annual session was shot five times by a youth. . . even the bulbasis through the Audio-Visurental completely still is ful foundation convalescing the which bandit, of the University of Utah School upon ed to blend into the environment last week with some 20 boys very the went let that A senior student al Wasatch jaw through exBureau, University of is it in Holy Cross Hospital, created by the nearby buildings and their parents in attendance. American Legion Auxiliary was of Alcohol Studies offering gen- missed his teeth and the frac- Utah, Mr Romney said. will home Mrs return Academy, John C. Iatlon 3737 to he that eral formed, sessions and seminar pected according ture will heal." AmAwards were presented during South 2400 East, son of Mr & ol the University of Utah, Fullmer, past president cial workshops will be held on sometime this week. Mr operator of the Im certain its a combina- firm Chipman, Mrs John M. Patton, recently erican Red Cross, Veterans the evening. Michael Bilanzich, of the unit. The auxiliary is ' campus at Orson Spencer Hall at which tlic shooting which and tion of faith to dedicated to d service courage disabled 17 and the Regis-anchurch June NEIGHBOR carrier and recent planned through June 23. took place, never lost conreceived the Honoris Gratia Hospital needy veterans and .their jtration will be June 17 at the has helped him (Mr Chipman) to sciousness throughout the orAward given by the faculty to development program for the winner of the subscription drive families. so miraculously, Betty deal and even hall from pm. Attendance recover managed to call bonus, was the only member to Besides the ladies of the unit, will of seniors who have exhibited area, he said. be limited to Jeanne reports, not just our an ambulance for himself after necessity The serve he will as our He of the that of all receive own but Award. building faith, Eagle qualities in outstanding degree approximately 75 young people 250. he was shot. 1961 700 in leadership in the right direc- center of scouting activity for has earned 38 merit badges and including boy scouts, cub scouts The course is valuable to friends, neighbors and other adds. she and junior members of the educators law enforcement tion, initiative, dependability, scouts from Sail Lake, Summit has two year attendance certiMrs Chipman has kept a conMason Groups Slate and Miss Victoria Fin-- ; ficers, nurses and medical New telephone directories are t ict, altruism, loyalty and who and Tooele Counties and the ficates toward his Duty to God stant vigil at the victim's bed2251 South 1700 East, sonncl, social and welfare nuw being distributed in Holla-da- y Dinner For June 9 beordeal side the have given to the best of their South Davis County area. At award in scouting. throughout in the distribution ers, clergymen and all others & surrouding communities. the present time there arc some Michael is the son of Tony of the red crepe paper poppies desiring further understanding sides caring for her five chilSoutheast Masonic Builders, Approximately 202.000 copies ability in the WA program. all of the dren. Three bullets, John participated in the state 29,000 scouts in 1,290 units in and Lydia Bilanzich, 4575 Wil- on May 26 in the East Millcreck- - of alcoholism. Jiicd from a .22 caliber pistol, including Twin Peaks Lodge will be delivered to homes and areas. Finlinsfflr Miss and General seminar sessions Holladay the Council. Great Salt Lake low Road. in He the an last is meet Forensic March, eighth grad- is have not been removed from No. 32, Mt. Olympus Chapter business establishments in the e the units entry in the State- - will present the physical, inThe which will new He division. School at Forum er Mr Chipman's body and it is OES and Jobs Daughters, Beth- Salt Lake Metropolitan area building, Jr Olympus High Legislative Miss Poppy contest. Continued on Page 2 in about this 18,350 cluding of contain refeet 17,663 doubtful that they will be square where he hopes to participate el No. 7 arc planning a dinner received a superior rating. The locality. Last year 16,385 direcfloor space, will replace the with the orchestra next moved at all inasmuch as none fall. He al the Canyon Masonic Temple tories were issued in the area. young senior was also a mem- borrowed barracks to areas in arc building plays the French Horn. The likely resting ber of the Venezuelan delega- which The new book contains about in Midvale at 7 p.m. June 9. houses the young Eagle Scout is a cause further trouble. presently tion provided by the Wasatch Great Salt 131,750 listings in the alphabeti- Lake Council, Boy student in all his classes with Two bullets were removed, Several informative talks on Academy at Mount Pleasant, Scouts of America. :cal section including 11,000 in one back the which penetrated goals and plans for a Masonic the U()lladay rea according to L'tah for the Eighth Model special preference for matheof the head, another which went location in Baglcy said $395,000 for the matics. lie plans to become a the Southeast sec- jijiton United Nations held at the UniKelson, local mana- new will include cost civil engineer. through the nose and lodged in tiin of Salt Lake will ger. This is an increase of 700 versity of Utah. More than 70 of thebuilding County Alantrum or the land upper jaw. structure, developHe is president of his Deapublic and private high schools new listings in this locality dur-.n- g LESLIE WAGNER KING Dr Cottam is a recipient of though one actually penetrated lie discussed. in the state took part in the ment for the new two acre cons Quorum in the Holladay By the last year. no the dam be Reservations sanitation and made Writer brain, Stall l he permanent Neighbor site, may including National Council of Garden Eleventh Ward. model UN assembly. The 1x5011 has done delivery of thc new dirCR Lester vilh sgu water area and reports Scholl, lines, parking A proposal suggested by the Has your curiosity been mi - nub's highest honor, a gold point out. ectories should be completed on L Leslie or Arthur and and Ryan. landscaping, equipment was Venezuelan delegation sed about the green cans staked medal award given for his out-ou- t One bullet passed through the McDcrry, CR Saturday June 2, Nelson said. for the new center. Lions pertinent to overcofing the in- furnishing every 1,000 feet up Big standing service in the field of be will He said used $100,000 The famous Russian nyct. Cottonwood Canyon or near hoi.liculturc- - Thc award was additional and improved pre. delegation, of which John was for anous residences like thc one facilities. a member, proposed that a dou- camping 3546 Apollo Drive? Or did waited on May 1 at a banal In urging support for the new ble veto by permanent members LoS uu notice thermographs in the quet in his honor held in ' of the UN Security Council be and improved camping areas, same locations during thc past Angeles. The said: staging required in place of the single Baglcy years? These arc part of uc was by the Ecologi-- : veto which so often stalemates ground for the character buildexperiments to obtain a corre-- . cai Society of America as Emi- citiand fitness, ing, physical topics under discussion. lalion between the type of veg-- llont Ecologist for igio. In 1957 Graduation exercises were zenship training program of elation found in various areas tlL. Utah Foresters Club of held Monday (at 10:30 a.m. at Scouting is the Great Outdoors. of thc Wasatch range and the Utah Slate University named! life Scout The and Oath camp the Wasatch Academy. John factors the vegetation responds him man of the year in con-- , of the Patton was one of two princi- are the heart scouting to in its environment. The ex-- , nervation. According to his pal speakers, chosen on the program. Without cither, a good ond Pr Mrs Beatrice Fowler V,18,.condllc!Icd Mel Dunlap, daughter n1' basis of outstanding scholastic scouting program is Waller P. Cottam under by Drive, her L a r ry a .National Science Foundation who lives on Apollo thira achievements. faihers work as a conservation-Jacksosecretary - treasurer: Grant to studv the nlant com- id may be his greatest contri- lknderson, Lion ram-- (.lU1,itics of the Wasatch moan- - bulion He has to humanitv or; Wesley Paterson, Tail Twis-- ; tains in Idaho and Utah. He oh- - rTJSfdaid" wViTtcn "widely ter; Mel W lkinson, new tained the grant four years ago- - about the necessity of conserv- or; and Tex Winslow, new dir-- ! i'lg water, soil and plant eetor. suurces. lie maintains that One of the first objectives of America has reached the elevthe new officers is to bring more enth hour of its short history public spirited men into their of resource exploitation, but he must Thc club organization. believes ii is still possible to grow to keep pace with (he preserve, ' for our descendants. needs of the growing Cottonsmall remaining fragments of . wood area. said Mr McCulla once pristine nature. ough. new president. Toward this end. Dr Cottam The organization is very achelped transform the Univcr-- , in little league baseball. It tive sity of Utah into a campus-widorganized and sponsored the arboretum with approximately Babe Ruth league which is now liO species and varieties of in its fourth season in Colton- It CCS. 'wood Heights. It comprises six1 Dr Cottanfs experiments on teams or alsiut IX) youngsters.! thc Wasatch Range have been Because of the rapidly expandconducted every 1 .0011 feet up ing area, another league, the Big Cottonwood Canyon to obButler Western Boys Baseball tain thc changing influences on Association has been formed thousands of feet. offirers with four teams and started its Cottonwood Heights Lion's Club installed their 19G2-6Newly installed PTA officers for the term president and Mrs Stanley I). Rees, secretary, One would expect the low1962-6est temperature to he found al at Olympus Junior High school, 2201 last night at a dinner held at FL Douglas Offirers Club. Two first play of (he season May 26. standing left; Mr Elmo Pack, principal of Lions were instrumental in the highest altitude, don't you the school and second and East 4800 South are Mrs Warren Fluff, first of the nine new offirers for the club are Larry Jackson, left, The think? Dr Cottam asked, organizing and sponsoring (he r M. M. seated Mrs Mrs Bert treasurer. secretary-treasureand the new president Curt McCullough. left; Green, Layton, 2 on continued page Butler WBBA also. a? one-ac- t From Merchants . ; 1 i y . i -' - : New Home For Scouts Legion Auxiliary Display Aids ll Poppy Day Fete it Movie Available - - - iJSSSf - ittf.a! For Potential Home Buyers j Shooting Victim Recovers, Will Carry Three Bullets Alcohol Studies Scouter Earns Eagle Award Local Academy Student Wins Honoris Gratia Sessions Set For University al spe-Audr- Holladay Phone Listings Up Over well-wisher- per-linso- n, psy-wid- j Horticulturist Lauded For Experimental Work r ; ! ' Install New Officers 1 to i t, 1 e i , , 3 3 I |
