Show Yiday Morning tr UJjc Salt £akc Tribune IS L Parks District -- They Seelc Prestige for Their esl Sidci 11 Salt Lake City that the west aide teeming with Mia factories' and railroads possesses a beauty and a cul-r- e that are assets to any community is the aim of the committee which will sponsor a public Mvstfr meeting Sunday at 7 p m n the Jordan Junior high school awn The Jordan river which in from years has been converteda beau-if-jiiy debris-bankestream to one is retreat landscaped f the assets that west aiders are ustlv proud of Wayne J Ander-- n 624 South Eighth West street he committee chairman said Many New Home “Construction of many new residences and the remodeling of old pomes as well as other improvements also is indicative of the bright future for the west side” The committee besides fostering he area's cultural development vill sponsor projects designed to hand the west side residents into well-knboosters’ organization Harold B Lee himself a west side resident and a member of the ouncil of twelve apostles of the L D S church will address the Sunday meeting The opening prayer v:H be offered by William F Pershon and the benediction by Monsignor A F Giovannoni The musical program will be presented ry E Albert Rosenvall Nellie Helen Elva Bronson iaidmo "rice Sue Christensen and Mac Haycock Others on Committee Serving with MrsAnderson on e general committee are Mon-pgnGiovannoni pastor of St Patrick's Catholic church the Rev A R Dennis pastor of the Grace 'Methodist church: the Rev Chester P Ramsey pastor of the Rio Irande Baptist church D R toombs principal of the Jordan uricr high school Mrs Judith A Parrett 1564 South Ninth West ctreet president of the Jordan P-A and Mrs Charles L 660 South Eighth West street secretary of the Jordan re-"e- War demands have opened several federal government posHSfona Special program at Lake City playgrounds Friday will mark the observance of Joseph Lee day honoring the founder of the playground movement In the United States Tarks Commissioner Fred Tedcsco said Thursday Two of the more elaborate programs will be at Fairmont and Pioneer parka The former will be held at 2 p m in the Greek theater at Fairmont under direction of Mra Fred Cl Barker and Mr Stella L Smith vMrs Barker will give a talk on Joseph Lee and Mrs Smith will conduct community music singing There will be other by a harmonica band an accordion band and a girls’ chorus together with several dancing numbers The Pioneer park program will begin at 8:30 p m and will include dancing musical numbers ’and sketches under direction of Committee Plans Rally on Lawn Of Jordan ‘School nt 7 Pay jtcdcral Office Founder Honor Lists Openings uhcdule ' oostei Meet An awakening of all July 31 1912 -- various fields to persons who S civil service commission announced Thursday College seniors and graduates qualified for work In fields of adpublic administration business ecoministration library science nomics statistics and mathematics through calculus are needed Nursing education consultants to administer funds appropriated In ran qualify the U for training nurse In “E- ”- Co ibODWestf HII©Eme “Wap ’ A "4 A - CSDGJQJD222) essagsssBs national defense also are needed along with public health service nurses Other positions open Include medical technicians and geologists Full information can be obtained from O D Crockett acting secretary of the board inof U S civil the federal service examiners TtrsfKkral Satfmp building Merrill Croft Jerrllyn Clark and Nina Ashby Darlene Ortega will conduct the dance numbers MAIN AT FIRST SOUTH d pi it or T -- An-ers- on TA For Victory BUY U S WAR BONDS J Anderson secretary of a committee in charge and Monsignor A F Giovannoni also are members of the general committee Promoting the west side of the city will be the object of a meeting Sunday at which Wayne J Anderson left will be chairman Selma 29 Cowhands Net $4937 F 10111 Wagon Days Rodeo rough and ready cowhands who participated in 1942 Covered Utah's Wagon Days rodeo did “right well’’ for themselves in a financial way earning a total of $4937 for an average of about $170 for’cach winning contestant The figure represents $4300 Hugh Ridley Red Rock awarded by the Covered Wagon $284 Shaw $23483 Mont $25450 confftnittee an and additional Days N M $215 Cuervo Moore amount from entrance fees paid Earl Red Bill Linderman Lodge Mont by the competitors B A Reynolds Texas Worth Her Bill Fort $200 general manager of the celebra- $19283 Glenn FranSan Tyler tion announced Thursday DunCox cisco $18950 Breezy Big money winner and conse- can Ariz $18750 Jimmy Hazen quently champion of the rodeo Tuesoif Ariz $185 Slats Jacobs was Bill Hancock courageous and Logandaje Nev $145 Heavy Hinable bull tussler from Roswell N son Red Lodge Mont $14450 Jim “Scrapiron” Patch Miles City M Hancock though unable to Mont $128 Fele Fernandez Alawin a single division champion- mosa Colo o $123 Dee Hinton ship performed well enough in Cos-pe- r Ariz $12184 George all events to win $486 for five Duncan Ariz $120 Steve days of performances Heacock Phoenix $8750 A1 Garin addition to the rett Cheyenne Wyo $8250 Bill contestants 28 other'' champion Cal San Ramon Ward $75 won prize money including - the Homer Cook Blackfoot Idaho Bud four division champions $5250 John Pogue Miami Okla Spillsbury of Del Rio Texas calf $40 Dan Wilder Pinedale roping Glen Shaw of Escalon Cal $40 Joe Hood Fort Douglas Wyo $30 Shirley Hussey of bulldogging Helper $30 and Carl Moses Lake Wash bronc riding Jim JacksonElkhorn Hot Springs of Tucson Ariz Shepherd aniJimmy Hazen and George Mills Montrose Colo Ariz $15 who tied for Brahma bull riding Money winnings of 28 contestants besides Hancock were as Lions Wait Russ Talk “The Russian Defense System” follows: Spillsbury $359 George Mills will be discussed by Joseph A CurMontrose Colo $311 Hank Mills tis at the Salt Lake Lions club Montrose $295 weekly meeting Friday at 12:15 $298 Hussey Chuck Sheppard Kirkland Ariz p m in the Hotpl Utah Twenty-nin- e Ger-onim- all-rou- Civil Service Board Member Reappointed J B Whitehill of 34 Haxton lace a member of the Salt Lake 'ity civil service commission for ix years was reappointed for a term Thursday by the :tv commission In moving the reappointment Mayor Ab Jenkins said that Mr Vhitehill “is unbiased in his opin-on- s and I feel that in times such x 'these it is well to keep men in office who are prepared and qualified to meet any emergency” ix-ve- Slorc Hours: 9 A M to 6 P M Monday Thru Fridaay Closed Saturday 1 P M During July and August - 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