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Show Universal Microfilming In life, as In baseball, it's I .... 'Qyiylr .S- - fcTj iiif iy ' J fSmm the times you reach home safe- - VOLUME 31 NUMBER 27 SUGAR HOUSE, UTAH THURSDAY JULY 9 1959 PAGE ONE Sugar Mouse Baseball Nite July 15 Be on hand Wednesday, July 15th, at Derk's Field when the Bees meet Phoenix. This is Sugar House night, sponsored by the Sugar House Chamber of Commerce. Business firms of the area are offering tickets to their customers, with no purchase necessary. Regular $1.25 tickets are 89 and the children go for 35. Shop in Sugar House for bargains, get your tickets, and, who knows, you may be the lucky winner of the top prize, a Fiat sports car, or one of the twenty other special prizes. The prizes, awarded to the lucky number, include gift certificates, a golf cart, a "you ride" power mower, a kid's auto, bar B Q set and chest, casual wear set, chaise lounge, sugar, lamp. Bee script book, wrist watch, swivel rocker, candy, and waxer. Someone has to win these fabulous gifts maybe you. Photo at the left shows the Queen Bee, Miss Carolyn Lasater, with the Fiat sports car, now on display at the Sugar House Plaza. 'A ' " 1 V."" S ;i4-"- , rn ' " r i !r "f'-- Photo above pictures Miss Carolyn Lasater, Queen Bee, and Paul Pehrson, Sugar House businessman, as they get into the spirit of things, prior to the big baseball night, July 15th. Independent staff photo.. j 0 ' I'. IT.' ' . ; -- 1 Jfl " n Mrs. Marshall Receives Prize Photo shows Mrs. Dwa in Marshall, 1039 E. 17th So., receiving her prize of three wonderful days in fabulous Las Vegas at the Stardust Hotel from Emerson Smith, . managing editor of the South East Independent. Mrs. Marshall plans to leave with her husband in late summer for this expense-pai- d va-cation. Mrs. Marshall said, "You can imagine, how surprised 1 was on returning to the City to find I was the winner in the Independent -- Stardust jingle contest. We enjoy reading the paper each week and want to congratulate the publisher on the improvenent in the appear-ance of the paper." Photo by the Independent Staff. Who Are They? v 4 - - ' V- - V-.-f - - V. .vr , I L:-'".- . : :1 ' ; I . . , . . fc mmn mi r- - i ' t , ' 1 t . ' ' - .r. I - I, t rr , f W Maybe the thing that interests you is the stovepipe hat, the Prince-Albe- rt coat, the wing collar, the watch and chain the cut-aw- ay vest and the good old fashioned pose but what we'd like to know is whose face is peeking out from this grand old studio settinz. And this troe? far-th- e ladies too. Name them and get a subscription to the South East INDEPENDENT. You've got seven chances to win. :, 11. f -- ..". ... 2s . . J.V.? "' i l; ' t, . - r . v . y , . t ' ' l I , j - - . f t : . ? l-- i '' J f Photos furnished through the courtesy of the Pioneer Village. j KEEP WUR BUDGET AIME EE pGE; 4vd 5 S. H. Lion Wins National Honor Sugar House Lions are jubilant as one of their members was elected to serve on the 12 --man board of directors for Lions In-ternational at the convention in New York City. Election was on Friday, July 3rd. Ninety-tw- o different countries and locations sent delegates to the meeting which attracted 40,000 Lions. . Mr. Lowe, 2197 So. 21st East, has been president, club secretary, zone chairman, deputy district and and district governor in the state. He is an administrative assistant to Gov. Geo. D. Clyde and senior partner in a chain of six phar-macies in Utah and Idaho, vice president of the Bonneville Life Insurance Co. and treasurer of the Utah Pharmaceutical Assn. Sugar House Lions have been instrumental in campaigning suc-cessfully for Mr. Lowe at the huge convention and Lions International is to be congratulated on the se-curing of a man of Mr. Lowe's caliber for their board of direc-tors. HEWS CAPSULES OF THE WEEK Interesting tete-a-tet- es: Nixon & Koslov; Eccles & Kalinan; Koslov's soliloquy --Truman caused cold war, no reason given. Krushchev offers to sponsor Pope if for peace. Americans abroad speak for freedom: Benson- - Copenhagen; Amb. Thompson-Mosco- w TV; Conant- - German TV; Governors in Tiflis. Status quo unbalanced in Indonesia, Israel, Formosa, Hungary, and Caribbean frightens us housewives. "Courageous" is dog surviving 3rd space trip; this time with pals in 2-t- on IBM. Royalty pays first visit to Chicago, now world-por- t: Queen unruffled in gruelling good --will tour. Gov. Long campaigns in hot Cajun country for Long dynasty; such stamina (foolhardiriess). Gov't, needing "all or nothing" for military defense on proposed belt route, settles for nothing. S. H. Jaycees for "all." Davis County gets into act with first grand jury in history, to probe alleged kickbacks in jail eats. 10,000 acre fire In Cal. fought by rangers, prisoners, Zunis, planes with borate. Portola threatened in second major fire. Long range planning assures S. L. Valley of water for million SUBSCRIBE TO YOUR increase in population. KHN INDEPENDENT |