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Show Uni'versJty ofH Utah Library.. Salt Holladay Eve Stage Lake City 12 1 Utah Set, Community Celebration to Lure Area Residents FkWebkend Fun The stage is set and final i1ifr.tr.ct over the weekend, par- - noon, but the big crowds will! preparations are falling into t.eula.ly f,.r the slate of events I on hand Saturday in time place for the largest Holladay on the docket for Saturday eve- - for lhe 6 P m; Pfra.de Merch ants are . featuring a spec- Eve community celebration ever mnlal dollar days" sales promo- held, according to officials of lion. the promotion. A mammoth revolving sign See SCHEDULE OF has been erected by the merchAnd if public interest is any on 8 EVENTS ant members of the Holladay indication, therell be thousands Village Shopping Center at of area residents flocking into Concessions and carnival rides 4 South Holladay Blvd. All the heart of Holladays business will be operating Friday after- - j Holladay Eve activities will be l - lao clowns, lavish staged in the business district. :with bands, Climax to the annual festivi- floats, marchers, kids, horses ties will be the awarding of a and more kids. Participants new convertible to the lucky will le given tickets redeemable ticket holder, but officials in for free treats at the concession charge of the affair emphasize stands. A barbershop that the event is aimed at quartet will kick oif the residents a weekend of after the parade, folfun and there will be plenty of lowed by performances by free entertainment for all who 'Sonic Spanish Hay Rancheros. attend. There wdl be dancers and , The parade will be complete pother talent on hand, orchestra music for dancing and even a There will be games be reserved with jmotbnay VfW Twist contest with a $25 cash novelties and various ca Holladay Blvd., rides to provide eh.ldren CTO9391. prize going to the winner. An airplane will drop a wrist-- 1 full evening's fun, spokesnl Groups are particularly urged watch into the wading hands of! report. to set up novelty booths featursome lucky person and, of Church, civic and other ing such events as dart games, course, there will be booths full groups are invited to make ap- dunking tanks, ring tosses and oi hamburger cookers, ice plication for booth space in the others. will find best cream dippers, cake bakers, concession area. There are still Parade-watcher- s chicken fryers, pizza tossers some openings according to vantage points Holladay Blvd. . between 4900 and 4900 South and other persons offering other concession chairman Roy Mr Keilson reports that and east on Kentucky Ave. goodies. j top-notc- h pro-vid.n- g 'jam- - cnler-'tainme- Ncil-son- The Hein Wednesday, August I, 1962 Servinq the Southeast Salt Lake Communities of Volume 7 Holladay, Cottonwood, East Mill Creek Parade Route Holladay Youth Wins Auto Styling Award Listed For Holladay Eve The big Holladay Eve parade slated for Saturday at 6 p.m. will begin at the Holladay Third Ward, 2900 East 4800 South, and Kentucky Ave. The parade will move west on Kentucky Ave. to Holladay Blvd., then head north - along Holladay Blvd. ending at the Holladay elementary school be- f 4S- -i y - r,'t' Lz i h 1 i 4:f Vl. ' ...1. w ( Iflfc. 1 . , . .yf.: w " 4. V - ' Parade watchers will find the best viewing spots along Holladay Blvd. from Kentucky Ave, to the termination point. All parade participants must assemble at the staging area no later than 5 p.m. to receive starting positions and instrue ' tiona. All children with tricycles, ' 4 f and miniature floats bikes, y should meet at the Holladay Third Ward on Chapel St. Parents will find parking spaces in the church lot. 4920 Sonunct Dr. as Teen Queen with Carla Riding clubs and others with Casto, 16, left, 4864 Wander Lane, and Jaaipe , horses should proceed up.sV ' Pibl, South to Wander Lane, then It, 2275 East 4500 South, first and move south to the Kentucky ond attendants respectively. Ave. starting position. Large motorized floats are advised to turn east on Valley nView Ave. from Holladay Blvd., thence north on Wander Lane, and finally west on Kentucky - ' , ". t 'si Ave. to the staging area. Salt Lake County Sheriffs of,1 ficials caution that all persons planning to use small motorized type vehicles in the parade should be properly licensed, as must the vehicles themselves. m ; fcM - M.,4 trio of young lovelies will reign over Holladay Eve community festivities Satur- day representing the Teen division. Judges Kris Lang, center, pert This . x- -l s ,, ::'y '4 go-ka- rt v Agents, Dates Listed For County Elections The Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild announced today that three Utah youths have been named among the nation's best young model car designers and builders. Newell G. Bringhurst, Bruce Ely HI and Ralph W. Butler were all selected as first state winners and were awarded $150 cash in the 1962 Craftsman's Guild competition. Newell, 20, who resides at 2330 Logan Way, Salt Lake City, is a veteran of live Guild competitions and has again won low 4500 South. Kay M. Harding Ray M. Harding Eyes Rep. Post Sec photo on Page 7 recognition as first state winner in the senior division. His hardtop sports car accentuates Ray M. Harding, who has the aerodynamic styling used announced his candidacy for the to describe future designs. Tied for first state honors in Republican nomination for State the junior division were Bruce representative in District 16, Ely III and Ralph W. Butler. is a resident of the. East Bruce, 16, of 3040 Bonnie Brae, area. He is an attorney Sait Lake City, is currently a practicing Law with Justin C. sophomore at Olympus High Stewart and Verl R. Topham School and is planning to pursue a degree in mechanical enin the firm of Stewart, Topham gineering. Many of the ideas and Harding, 1876 South Main incorporated in Bruces model seem to relate to his mechanical Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr Harding is a member of j inclinations. Ralph Butler, who resides at the bishopric of the Garden 3033 Polk Ave., Ogden, received Heights South Ward, Church of a duplicate award in the junior division because Bruce Ely is Jesus Christ of Latter-Da- y Saints. He is married, has three the son of a General Motors His royal blue sports sons and resides with his family employe. car was constructed entirely at 2203 East 3205 South. out of wood. Mill1-cree- k A list of Salt Lake County 304- 2386 Olympus Dr. Shirley Ln. registration agents has been re- 305-4- 324 3016 Blue Bell Dr. leased by County Clerk, Alvin 305-3120 Coronet Dr. Keddington, for qualified elec- 305-Stratton Dr. tors participating in the pri- 307-4- 550 307-4816 Wander Ln. 11 and 308-3mary elections Sept. 245 Oakcliff Dr. 309-- 949 general election Nov. 6. East 5600 South. 4690 South 1300 East. Registration may be: made 309-between the hours of 8 a.m. 3191641 Winward Dr. 3115799 Turner Dr. and 9 p.m. on each of the fol- 311-1151 East 6600 South. lowing Tuesdays: Aug 7; Aug 312- 1909 Baywood Dr. 21; Aug. 28; Oct. 9; Oct. 16 and 314- 1762 Ficldcrest Ln. 315- 5085 Highland Dr. Oct. 30. Here are the area voting dis- 316- 4817 Harper. tricts listed by number and 317- 2050 Walker Ln. 318- 6198 Holladay Blvd. address. 319- 5281 Holladay Blvd. 279-2- 661 Barbcy Dr. 329-6- 561 280-2- 578 South 2Ulh East. East 2980 South. 281-2- 671 3212352 Oak Crest Ln. East 3300 South. 324- 3616 Aurora Cir. 282-3- 150 South 2800 East. 325- 4353 Zarehcmla Dr. 282-2744 East 3000 South. 283-2- 998 326- 3911 Parkview Dr. East 2965 South. 327- 3735 Millcrest Rd. 284-3- 253 Marie Ave. 328- 3110 Plateau Dr. 285-3- 375 East 3080 South. 330- 1544 286-3- 404 South 2130 East. Emigration Canyon. 371- 3167 South 10th East. 286-- A 3353 Pioneer St. 372- 905 Best Ave. 287-2- 120 East 3865 South. 373- 1180 Ridgedale Ln. 287-3640 South 2175 East. 374- 3860 South 1215 East. 288-2- 087 Lincoln Ln. 375- 1398 Midstream Ln. Morning Star Dr. 376- 4113 South 1175 East. 23 South 2445 East. 291-3- 398 376- A 1071 Sage Hill Dr. South 2890 East. 292 3332 El Serrito (3425 East.) 377- 1550 East 3970 South. 378- 4302 South 1570 East. 293-3- 446 Terrace View Dr. 379- 1161 East 3010 South. 294-3- 821 South 2780 East. 389-3- 205 295-3- 850 South 1575 East. Birch Dr. 381- 3050 South 1845 East. 297- 2941 Delsa Dr. 382- 3120 South 1810 East. 298- 4030 South 3250 East. 383- 1601 Millcreck Way. 300-2- 111 Sahara Dr. 384- 1995 Siggard Dr. 301-4- 660 Holly Ln. 302-4385- 1653 Forest Hills Dr. St. Wellington 303-2- 623 386- 1816 S. Woodsidc Dr. Kentucky Ave. 387- 1881 London Plane Rd. 289--39- 84 299-36- - 553 I 1421 6850 East 408- 425 2138 'East 407- Fair Due In 4-- H Number 31 '4- s East Millcreelc East East 429-2- 878 439-34- 42 4-- 4-- ! i 4319850 14.1 1 k Miss Janice Lance, 1282 Dr. (3600 East,) reported a loss of $230 in travelers checks and change when she lost her purse Tuesday, July 24. The purse contained personal papers as well. Miss Lance told Salt Lake City police. It was lost in downtown Salt Lake. Mll-crcc- Debbie Smith, 3721 Sou(h 4400 West, was named Tween Quern ill thc Holladay Eve rontrst Saturday night in Holladay. Marilyn Pihl, 12, 2275 East 4500 South, was named first attendant, while Gerri A petite ninc-ycar-ol- Dawn Hughes, 7, 1935 East 4800 South, reigns as second attendant. The Tween division re- - presented age. girls seven through 12 years of Eighteen girls qualified for .(lie final judging in the Holladay Eve Queen Contest Saturday night and two luvciics, age 15 and nine captured the fancy of three judges in tliei. res)celivu Teen and Tween divisions. Kris Lang, daughter of Phyllis A. Lpng, 4930 So ill met Dr., was proclaimed Teen Queen in judging for girls 13 through 19. Little Debbie Smith, daughter of Mr & Mrs Glen S. Smith, atWander I.aue, is tendant to .Miss I.an::, while liny Gerri Dawn Hughes, 7, daughter of Mr & Mrs J. 15. Hughes, 1925 East 4800 South, was liameil second attendant to Miss Smith iu lhe Tween cate- 3721 South 4400 West, won hon- scholarship 189-- liiit award oilier g fts : Holladay Hair Stylists will give both queens new coiffeurs for lhe crowning Saturday night and still other prizes await the reigning royalty. All girls parlieipating will merchandise prizes. Some 100 persons were present fur the final judging. Simp will rc-ce.- gory. Among prizes to lie awarded (lie queens will lie complete wardrobes to lie worn in llie Rocky Situation Holladay Ke Parade. Each will receive a $100 Allmrl Einstein was once In Michelle's asekd kind of weapons what of the firm's Models, courtesy director. Miss Kay, a mutest would be used in Wurld War ors in (lie Tween division girls seven through 12. Two sisters, Janice ami Mar- judge. Other judges were Mich-o- n Draiwr, and Jim McConkey. ilyn Pihl, daughters of Mr & Stevens of Holladay will outMrs Roliert G. Pihl. 2275 Easl 4500 South, were named aleiul-ant- s fit the Tween Queen: Terri's Janice, 14, in (lie Teen Gazebo will award the Teen in the Queen a party dress: Owen's 12, Marilyn group, Shoes will provide 1ml h with Tween bracket. Carla Casto. 16, daughter of new slums; Tick Tnck Shop lias Mr & Mr sFennu B. Casto, jewelry for the girls and lhyl's s 111. "I don't know," lie answered. don't know what they are developing, because things are progressing so rapidly, hut I can tell you what they'll use in the fourth world war. They'll use rocks." I By s, i SH-OPP- I Automobile Mickrlc Dean Burton, 24, son of Mr & Mrs Max D. Burton, 2885 Easl 7230 South, was pronounced dead on arrival at Salt Lake General Hospital. Mickclc was struck by an automobile driven by Mrs Bonnie WixkIs Rose, 29, 2847 East 70th South. She had just taken Mrs Burton and several children, including Mickclc, to a service station at 2995 East 70th South, where the accident occurred. The child was struck as he started to follow his mother to the front of the service station. Miekele was born Dec. 1, 1959, in Salt Lake. Survivors include hia parents, two brothers, Mitchell and Max: one sister, Jnni Jean; grandparents, Mr & Mrs George Rurton, Salt Lake; Gus An draws Las Vegas, Ncv., and Mr & Mrs John Burton. t i Boy, 2V2, Killed Queens Selected for Holladay Eve 7375 South. 7000 South. South 3100 East. County Sees Tax Rise to 4-- Misplaced Purse In SLC Means $230 Loss 1. 70th South. 4272825 East Carole Dr. The East Millcreck community fair will be held Friday, Aug. 10, at 3080 South 1795 East. All leaders, members, parents and friends are urged to attend. Projects will be on display from 2 to 4 p.m. They will include sewing, foods, preservation, woodworking, entomology, homcmaking, and cooking. ir 6860 South. Meadow Downs Way. 4107139 South 1300 East. ' ' CENT Mills With personal property increasing $3 million and total valuation $30 million in assessed valuation this year, Salt Lake County must still look forward to a 1.1 mill increase in county taxes, to a total of 14.1 mills, the highest in history. The 1.1 mill increase, County Auditor David P. Jones pointed out, will be required to meet interest payments on bonds for the Metropolitan llall of Justice, which is not even built yet. Another factor in the mill rate increase, Mr Jones pointed out, is that residential building is increasing, and residential taxes are never sufficient to meet their own governmental costs. To meet such deficiencies, the legislature placed in effect the local sales tax of which the county has apparently been able to spend, making further properly tax raises necessary. Sales tax revenue amounts to about the equivalent of 8 mills. . Rosecrest Captures Little League Title Rosecrest Little League baseball team captured the State Championship Saturday in playoffs at Nephi, Ut.f edging Cedar City, Robert Miller scored one run in the first inning on a Cedar City error to set the stage, then Steve Martin hit a home run with one man on base to clinch the effort. Rosecrest pitchers were Phil Faust and Mlk Smith. 3-- Workmen install wiring on newly-erecteVillage shopping renter sign install- ed this week in the heart of the Holladay busi- ness district. The huge revolving sign was d y purchased by the Holladay Chamber of nterce to serve as focal point for area merrh- ants and to better identify the Holladay shop- - ping area. |
