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Show yiWn g DESERET NEWS, Wedresday, February 'i rwv hvi tVipyi WfN 5, 1969 ACCESS ROAD CANYON ILEMENTAKY Geneva Plant: Sfeelmaklng In 25fh Year CANYON RIM PARK SCHOOL - '1. AL.D.S. CHURCH Some 200 guests lined the rail- ling above the open hearth as. Deseret News Staff Writer tiie sizzling steel rolled from the In a spectacular furnace into a huge ladle. Then PROVO shower of sparks, 330 tons of; they watched a giant crane pick ml-ho- t steel spouted from tliejup the buubling metal and furnace at U.S. Steels Geneva! transport it to waiting contain-Work- s Tuesday marking tim ers. - tii anniversary of the first! Gov. Hampton was assisted ini tap. the tapping ceremony by metn-- j The event was witnes.-e- d by ijors of tiie crew that tapped the' state, business and steel leaders ocjginai furnace Feb. 4. 19)1. heai'ed Gov. Calvin 1.. They included William Jones! by Hampton. Tne governor tripped and Joint Campbell, both of' a signal for the impressive cere- - i.r0V0; Xrevo Liscomb. Fuller-mony. Th- - jet tapper was then tull) calif.; and Harold Peter-fired by the regular furnace su)li Oipnf. c rew to open the furnace. ,,ror the d.000 employes of Go-- , - jnev.1, it was a day of continued dedication to the teamwork! .which has marked their oliorts! in recent years to slay in the; steel business. bee:. When she opened the door and yelled, he dropped the beer, but continued running toward a vehicle parked about 200 feet jfrom her house on 1st South. burglarbeing iThe store owner then notified ized. Ed and police. Fellies Bottle Officers arrested two men at House, 102 S. 5th a residence in the area and two .West, was other men at about South Teminto about 4:15 this mornple and 7th West a short time valued 10 of beer cases ing and later. at $34.50 were stolen. The citizen who called Mrs. A woman living near the store heard a loud noise and observed Dokos asked that her identity be three men in the vicinity. She withheld because of ill health. notified the store owner, Mrs. Police Chief Dewey J. Fillis Stella Dokos, b23 W. 1st South, commended the women. Mrs. Dokos said she went to the front room of her residence and saw a youth running from 'the store carrying a case of V' - " RECREATIONAL OPEN SPACE 'we. bro-Ike- n . PARKING CHILDREN PLAYAREA v SKATiNGDy iY Vjf- nV n REST aW CIRCLED OPEN SPACE w J SHOESc HORSE ROOMS R?iroS38 1 1 -- ".PAVILLION SHUFFLEBOARD" RECREATIONAL pCNC' SHELTER FIRE Dry Hair 3a and save V Kt . . where pennies are three phases on the 14 acres. ... CLOTHING as big as dollars Canyon Rim Plans To Be Discussed Raymond W. Sumlquist, gen-- ' oral superintendent at Geneva,! Preliminary plans for the speaking at a luncheon before! Rim Park, Canyon the ceremony, marked the re-- ! he discussed Feb. will East, the .teel sponsibility shared by making team noting we mustl 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Canyon renew our commitment to lip-- ! R i m School. Elementary hold the future of our industry! East. and to set as our goal the, Development will be done in of 50 yars of achievement sleelmaking in Utah." We take up this mrx.se' after completing a year of improvement in production, cost1 reduction and quality, and service and delivery to customers, unmated in the history of our plant, he said. I can say to everyone at oui luncheon as I have aiready said to all employes here that1 only the best from everyone of; us will be good enough to meetj the competitive Urea to our industry in Utah, he said. 3100-290- 0 3005-290- two or three phases with the phase being done this year, Charles Baugh, parks supervisor. Salt Lake Recreation DepartCounty ment, said. $100,000 first This will include grading made SHOP This is proposed planning for the Canyon Rim Park. Work will be done in two or SFT GOAL liar Four men were arrested early after an alert citizen jmade a phone call while a gro eery store w?.s PARKING GAMPHiTHEATRE 10 p- - - , 3 f today RECREATIONAL , -U j Jq r IH Police, Foils Theft x ---- COURTS - v ! Woman Phones KIM TENNIS By LEO IERP.Y Maurice Warshaw . . . honored at w of the entire 14 acres planting lawn and installing a sprinkling system, he added. This phase will also include of volley construction ball courts, horseshoe pits, a pa vilion, shuffle board, rest APPLIANCES FURNITURE COATS & SHOES rooms, fireplace, parking and children's play atus area. Later an ice F area, amphitheater, picn.c F.ielter, THRIFT STORES S.I.C.-2- picnic tables and other units will be constructed near 2900 4I CMN OCDIN East. OPIN S. West Tempi f A.M. TO I P.M. 221 1 Wash. Blvd. A.M. TO P.M. S Lustrous & IH POMADE Healthy penny's worth of lanolin-ricLB Pomade & Conditioner replaces lost natural oils. Dry, lifeless hair comes instantly alive . . . Silky, gleaming, easy to manage! Not sticky or greasy. Just rub a tiny touch between palms then through hair. Only 49c for a generous jar at Grand Central Stores. A h j U. SCHOLARSHIP: New .i ' - f NOT QUALIFIED Gov. Hampton pointed out: that he wasn't a member of tiie1 Geneva team and lacked a union card to qualify hint to tap1 the heat. The governor quickly was presented with a plaque frcim The establishment of a new Mr. Sundquist making him. a scholarship in political science at member of the Errors Zero! the University of Utah was an- Team' and an honorary union1 card from Kenneth McTavish,! nounced Tuesday. It will be called the Maurice subdistrict director of the Unit- Warshaw Scholarship, Dr. A. J. ed Steel Workers of America.' Wann. professor of political Following the ceremonies the' science and chairman of the uni- - business and community lead-- ! versity's political science do- - ers toured the plant, visiting its partment, said. rolling mills, pipe mills, blast Mr. Warshaw, businessman .furnaces, coke plant and nitro-- ! and philanthropist, was told the gen plant. scholarship is being named for PLANT TOntS him because of his outstanding As part of the observance, Geservice. public The first scholarship will be neva employes and their partawarded at the beginning of the ners were touring the plant 19G9-7school year to a univer- today and the tours for workers sity freshman or junior college will continue through Saturday.' transfer student planning to The Geneva Plant was built' major in political science. Dr. during World War II to provide steel plates and Wann said. structural, Scholarship winner will be shapes for shipbuilding yards chosen through statewide com- and other defense plants. U.S. petition on the basis of scholar- Steel constructed and operated ship and economic need. Uni- the plant during the war for the versity financial aid scholarship governments Defense Plant funds will be used. Corp. Fund For U. Students j j j GVilSS i. 1 lC- The works are in a drawer. If you think theres j no difference in Color TV you havent seen Quasar. 10 tubeless solid-stat- e mini-circui- ts that snap in and out in minutes. In Quasar everything is solid-stat- e except the picture tube and the rectifier. Unlike tubes, these solid-stat- e circuits without work are designed to burning themselves out. - TV, anything ever goes wrong with the works in a Quasar set, the drawer slides If 10 plug-i- n SnSircuits out' an0er circuit is snapped in, and thats it. Shouldnt take more than a few minutes right in your own home. QuasarTV stays at home working, not in the repair shop. If youve been waiting for an improvement in Color TV, you dont have to wait any longer. 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