Show Jordan Plans Clinics Music Teacher Back From Idaho Festival For Children to Start SANDY— Emery G Epperson In School Next Year music instructor at the Jordan high Health Council To Be Honored This the board would enpassed force with approval of the city commission Murray Council Full Board Board members George A Jenkins Dr F E Boucher T F McDonald Clyde Marsden J E Wahl-quiand LeRoy Richardson with Dr Boucher as chairman and Mayor Berger as ex officio member were appointed to study plans for Name Three New Members residential zoning D A McMillan Commissioners Hansen and Freeze to Personnel of Glen E Howe city attorney and Mr Smith with Mayor Berger as Committee added member were named to formulate commercial and industrial requirements They will reof the An outline proMURRAY— port at a later meeting and their cedure to be followed in inaugurat- recommendations will be considing zoning of the city of Murray ered for inclusion in the zoning and announcement of the appoint- ordinance The city officials expressed the ment of three more member to -- that the city will be comhope complete the personnel of the pro- pletely zoned within a month with posed zoning board were made by the passing of ordinances due in following a the near future city commissioners meeting of the board Monday night Outlines Plans st For Zoning City New Members Ernest Smith chief of the Mur Dinner ahtd Party Planned in Sandy Junior High as Testimonial dentists and SANDY— Doctors health nurses members of the Jordan District Health council which annually renders health services for the 5000 children of the Jordan school district will be honored by the board of education Thursday at 8 p m at a dinner and party in the Sandy junior high school The council performs the services of a health commission in the district holding clinics for school children and children of age and safeguarding the health condiIn the schools Its members tions thq physicians and dentists of the district serve through each year The banquet Is a gesture of appreciation for their work Dr Paul S Richards Dr L W Dr H E Nelson and Sorenson A E Peterson assistant superintendent of schools are directing plans for the program while pupils and Instructors of the school and board of education officials are in charge of the banquet Dr J S Alney Is president of the council and C N Jensen superintendent of schools is vice president pre-scho- ol Grand Lodge Masons To Visit Mt Pleasant The Utah grand lodge F & A M will visit Damascus lodge No 10 plete the board's membership nounced Mayor G R Berger and Saturday evening at Mt Pleasant Commissioners J Clifford Hansen Dinner will be served at 6:30 p m and Sherman G Freeze Utahr Master Masons are invited to The zoning board tentatively ap- attend the ceremonies Grand Master C H Fischer and proved an ordinance the passing of which would give It power to other grand lodge officers will visit Carnival Planned zone the city When the board has Orient lodge No 15 of Greenriver — The annual spring 16 MURRAY No the and Joppa lodge been created by ordinance city Carbon lodge carnival of the Murray First Li D S officials explained a zoning ordi- No 26 at Price on May 12 and nance establishing building and lodge No 12 at Richfield on ward will be held in the ward amusewould be May 23 ment hall and chapel Thursday at structural restrictions coman- SANDY— Hi-ra- m Hay Day Celebration To Draw 1200 Pupils Monday Ray Dillingham chairman of the club safety committee Chief of Police Andrew Lundquist Captain L B Fryer of the state highway J Walpatrol and Deputy Sheriff school and a widely-know- n judge lace West Motion pictures of instrumental contests returned were shown spoke clinics for Monday from Idaho Falls Idaho' attend pub- where he was a judge at the annual Pre-scho- ol children who expect to lic schools for the first time next year will be held throughout the Jordan school district next week announced Louise Van Ee district health supervisor Monday A doctor and dentist will be In attendance during each clinic period and wilt examine all ihildren The Schedule of clinics is as follows Monday Midvale school for Midvale children and Sandy school fob children of Sandy and Granite May 12 Riverton school for Children of Riverton Bluffdale and Herrlman Union school for children of Union and Butlerville May 13 West Jordan for children of West Jordan and South Jordan Bingham school for children of Bingham and Highland Boy May 14 Upper Bingham school for children of Upper Bingham Draper school for children of Draper and Crescent and May 15 Copperton for children of Lark and Copperton 7:30 p m A musical program will be held in the chapel followed by a program and dance in the amusement hall —— — a program presented by elementary school children to tha auditorium of the high achooL Tuesday chilmorning the elementary gchoolother dren will hold danefes and events on the stadium lawn and to the afternoen athletic contests will MURRAY — Approximately 1200 held A B Taylor principal of students of Murray schools will par- be the high school Gilbert Moeslnger ticipate in their annual May day Howard Hausknecht Wayn Nell-so- n W 8 Robinson high school Infestival at the Murray high school structors and teachers of ths eleTuesday The festival began Monday night mentary schools are In charge sored by the Murray Lions club Idaho state music festival Mr Epperson judged string orchestral string ensemble and reed events at the festival Clarence Hawkins band instructor at the University of Utah judged band events Mr Epperson was judge at the Nevada music festival in Reno Nev on April 23 and 24 He has judged contests In many western states during the last few years Murray High Students Given Safety Lesson MURRAY— Murray high school students were given a safety lesson by members of the city state highway partol and sheriffs offices’ traffic forces during an assembly spon- - Judge Fines Motorist $10 on Speed Count MURRAY— Charged with speeding Merrill 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Kelly Petillo at the wheel above came first In the e Indianapolis Speedway classic Petillo says: “Camels hit the spot People tell me that-i- f they went through the strain tensioa and vibration that I go through in a race they wouldn’t “enjoy eating for a week I’ve found that smoking Camels— during and after meals— goes a long way in helping keep my digestion in good shape” Camels always taste good They set you tight 1 500-mil- i " different food and water— irhours— business man a meets many conditions that upset regular the normal routine of digestion Camels stimulate good digestion no matter where you are That's one reason so many Camel smokers say: "Camels set you right!” Camels are mild made from finer tobaccos Smoke them for digestion’s sake It’s a pleasure you can enjoy often For Camels never tire your taste or jangle your nerves ALL ABOARD! Away from home— done according to the old saying Mrs Frank Smith photographed as she was doing her marketing is a typical modern homemaker "Camels are a bright spot oven on the most trying days of housework” says Mrs Smith “A Camel when I'm tired gives me a ’lift’ and smooths out my nerves too Camels make food taste better— my digestion works smoothly when 1 smoke Camels during meals” Women appreciate Camel’s mildness WOMAN’S WORK is never of the welding arc climbs to a 'temperature of 8700 Fahrenheit! Dan Rafferty guides the torch in his everyday job al a master welder Here’s a- - job where good condition and good digestion count "A man has to have a steady hand and a steady eye for regular work” says Dan "Smoking Camels during and after meals helps my digestion Camels taste mild and rich" Turn to Camels today— for their matchless flavor and fordigesdon’a sake THE FLARE Smoking Camels a Pleasant Way to Encourage Good DigestionaGood Feeling and Increase Alkalinity Modern days are tense and trying So much to do So little time So many annoyances and worriesNerves get’Vound up’Digestion slows down Hurry worry and strain tend to interfere with normal THE SECRETS of the deep is Henry Siemer’s job and food get along swell together— when above"Me pictured there’re Camels to go along with the food’’ this master diver And ays "Camels make food taste better and digest better for me” made order is to flavor Camel mild that just tasty boy PROBING ONE OF THE PLEASANTEST of modern EXPERIENCES life is shown at the right— leisurely diners enjoying the continental cutsini at Jacques French Restaurant in Chicago and the mellow companionship of Camels during and after eating Here soft lights and impeccable service give the perfect setting for such dishes as Baked Oysters a la Jacques and the other specialties of the house And here again Camels are preferred for the flavor of their costlier tobaccos! "Camel cigarettes are most popular here’’ Jacques himself (left) observes "Camels are clearly the favorite with those who know fine living”’ - i v o V processes of digestion It is a scientific fact that smoking Camels i - "t V Vftv "? A j? hasanalkalizingeffectthroughincreasing the flow of the alkaline digestive fluids helping to keep digestion on its proper course Normal action is encouraged You sense a comforting 'Tift” and feeling g as you enjoy the delicate of well-bein- flavor of your Camel And you £an smoke Camels steadily With their matchless blend of costlier tobaccos tiY fflWN nerves Camels never get on your or tire your taste Camels are made from finer MORE EXPENSIVE TOBACCOS Turkish and Domestic than any other popular brand |