The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 18

13 LI THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Wednesday June 15 1949 1 Fun Training On Aofenda rn At Boys State SENI0h CITIZENS TO CONFER 74th Old Folks Outing Slated June 22 More than 350000 'years of living will be recalled as 5000 senior citizens talk over old times at the 74th annual Old Folks outing June 22 at Liberty park To their children and grandchildren the 70-plus'ers may smm old but when contemporaries meet the years have a way of falling back Old friends and sweethearts of many years will swap tales of school day pranks before the turn of the century They will recall their serious hopes for the future in the days when Utah still was a young territory and perhaps shed a tear for friends who did not live to see the new state This year the group will be protected from sun or rain in a new pavilion with canvas top to be used for the first time on Old Folks day Ever since May 14 1875 With but two exceptions Old Folks day has been sponsored by the old folks central committee The event was- canceled once when Brigham Young died and once during World War The new pavilion at Liberty park was erected by the city after the central committee donated $2000 to a building fund Harold Jenson committee historian said four new members have been added to the committee this year They are: Horace A Sorensen who succeeds his father "fiert5110A4Zfdr121Nosgl 4 Sorensen Hi Ilarn Percy Fetzer and Edward 0 Platt Mr Hi Ilam is the son of Rodney Hi Ilam Jr vice chairman of the coot in it tee Mr Fetzer's father Kasper Fetzer is one of the oldest members of the organize tion -00--004--4044- I 1 Al 4 4 A A 1 3 till m111111" 1 TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Wednesday June 15 194 ex I 1 se TRIF rray9 SENI011 CITIZENS TO CONFER In 74th Colt1 June 22 Folks Outing Slated In I i ii: ko 1- 4 f' '1N ::1 I i NI r'N i 70-plus 1- On A Agenda iit- 7 1 rn At Bo)Ts State will be recalled as 5000 senior the central committee donated Pe More than 350000 years of liv- park was erected by the city a in citizens talk over old times at the 82000 to a building fund Daft htehre Percy Fetzer and Edward 0 after PS-1-1C-ti Sorensen: Hillarn 74th annual Old Folks outing Harold Jenson committee Mr Hillam is the son of Rodney June 22 Rt Liberty park To their children and grand- hhistorian said four new members I 1 4 children the 'era may eve been aided to the committee Kasper Fetzer is one of the 1 t'i I 0 0 A sl-em old but when contempo- ctiolliiiiann-ilittjere' vNirter iti 2' I- N1 7 thin year They are Horace A raries meet the years have a way Sorensen who succeeds his father tion 1 r't 4 4 to i -5 e- i f-ei i 's'- 7 t)t e- 's 1 of falling back oldest members of the organiza- 'i i-o I A i 4 4- if 1 Old frien i' ms-- 1 'I ds and sweethearts of ile'1 46'' 4 "-1 0" 4 It- 1 many years will swap tales of II 1 1 i 4" 0 1 1 'FZf 1 I T-I --7- Ite--r0 7-Q- -10 1 0 school day pranks before the turn The 1 lc of'''' 4 11 I li 1 I 1 4 "'Iv i' 1 7 1 of the century l'hoy will re- call their serious hopes for the i s' Iiit4to il idt 4 el tro 1 I iir i future in the days when Utah still 'o-Ii oe' 5 5" i was a young territory and per cSioAvnt I met 1 i Ifv haps shed a tear for friends who i i pAe I 1 1 did not live to see the new state I -0 i This year the group will be i I I' i' i NI 0 protected from sun or rain in a 171 N4 I 4 me A 0 new pavilion with canvas top to 1- be used for the first time on "-7' 1 I it'''' 1 1 5 r--- ca Old Folks day fry Ever since May 14 1875 With a- -1111 1 1 1 1 4 4 I I '0 'i but two exceptions Old Folks --7 -i I day has been sponsored by the 1 1 r- 111ex 1 i 4 It 2 1 Pi A 0 aB 44 3 't -i 40 1 old folks central committee The event was- canceled once vten 1 Brigham Young died and once 11 s' 'y1- i i I N' 'i a4() i 7' -Jib I 4-- during World War 1 I 11140 i i A 4 A I t' 0' "i' tr t'' Iti The new pavilion at Liberty re 1- -4 4" '7 l''' -'4' '''4'''''' '7- ill i 31 A 'I A 4t 0- a 4Sif 44 40somet '11 1111- 740- ft -rtiti ii il rr fry11 -4) ir- fzrz IA 1 040- iii- 7- vLv r-7----- 7-1 04- -k's 1 I What better way to spend part of summer than at a model camp combining citizenship and government training with the best of food recreation and a chance to mingle with Utah finest scholars and athletes That's just what some 400 youths from ages 15 to 18 will be doing for a two-week period starting July 5 at the American Legion-sponsored Boys state Camp CL Williams The training camp will use the best housing units at Camp Williams Jordan Narrows near Lehi Utah county according to A Wiesley Boys state president In order to give those attending a chance to study city county and state elections according to the voting laws of Utah a "mythical city" will be set up Some 12 roomy barracks flanking the parade grounds each will be a county unit named after a former governor of Utah The cities will be titled for past American Legion department commanders Glade Lee to Speak Mr Wiesley said lectures will be given daily by some of Utah's authorities in their field: Mayor Earl Glade Gov Bracken Lee Alvin KeddingtonaSalt Lake county clerk Ray Christensen Salt Lake city attorney and Alonzo flopkin president of Utah senate In addition to these classes the youths will publish a four-page ally newspaper participate in memorial services for former Boys state members killed in World War II and "have fun" at the Boys state Governor's ball Bill Fisher Boys state secretary outlined a typical day It includes rising at 8 am calisthenics morning lecture special citizenship classes lunch recreation evening lecture entertainment program and taps unt-yci t- ne c-o-- r-i -s- Salt Lake city attorney and Alonzo In addition to these flopkin president of Utah es th sene ate Youths will publish a four-page a I 1 newspaper participate in IsbeerrvsizillefdorinfowrmoreirdBwoyars rnstaemteclmrieanl II and have fun" at the Boys state Governor's ball Bill Fisher Boys state secretary outlined a typical day It includes rising at 8 am calisthenics morn- ing lecture special citizenship classes lunch recreation evening lecture entertainment program and taps combining citiz What better way to spend part of summer than at a model cam 1) enship and govern- ment training with the best of food recreation and a chance to mingle with Utah finest scholars and athletes? That'a just what some 400 youthsfrom ages 15 to 18 will be doing for a two week period start- log July 5 at the American Legion- sponsored Boys state Camp ll'Illiams The training camp will woe the best housing units at Camp Williams Jordan Narrovvs near Lehi Utah county according to A Wiesley Boys state president In order to give those attending a chance to study city county and state electioris according to the voting laws of Utah a "mythical city" will be set up Some 12 roomy barracks flanking the pa- rade grounds each will be a county unit named after a former gov- Chow-Hounds 'Bone Up' for Test Training on Bivouac r-q" IT- r1 411 fl9 tetks 911e z-v 1 rrcv m-u rft0 An wok IP olh 1 After a tasty meal turned out by guard's "French chefs" members around Find IA Very I Smith Salt Lake City for compass reading of battery 204th field artillery battalion from Logan gather Inetruction They'll have chance to test training on three-day bivouac Tour Chest Agencies Representatives of Salt Lake City's press and radio Tuesday toured "red feather" agencies of the Community Chest under direction of Alfred Henderson director of campaign and public Truar riaQt A CY DTI PLICI 80 A CASE ff TODAY rOM hhe es you! (es you 2 -na1 41: Fair Cherry Apricot Crops Seen for Salt Lake Basin Oxford Savant To Deliver Lectures LLAI CIL I Lectu Cuisine Starts I Battle: 'Ours Is BestL NATIONAL ARMY-NAVY DEPT STORE 777777-77: NA LIONA I- ARMIIAV CI NY DEFT bIRL 1 0 I 1 r( "'i 7 I 1 i i i A 1 1 ti-M I NI 1 ii i 1 i 1 '1: ii41 1 11 I Cherry and apricot harvests in the Salt Lake basin will bring a 'fair crop" with local variations the Utah extension service predicted Tuesday Sweet cherry harvest in the basin will begin between June 20 and July 1 the extension service predicted -Apricot harvest will follow within a week Strawberry picking in Utah to be completed in about two weeks advanced to the Idaho border last week according to extension service reports Box Elder county crop is reported to be at its peak The Salt Lake county crop of Marshals is expected to be picked by June 20 TO BE SOLD AT A RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE perimental Production of Macrocytic Anemias" June 22 Salt Lake General hospital will participate in medical staff rounds LUSITUECERVIE ANOTHER PIG- SHIPMENT 1950 Gallons of Quality Classres-- 4-1 Eilv- 1 1 'SI Pi? i administration 1950 Gallons of Quality J7i r4-71 i 1 -4 1:1 4 D- perimental Production of Macro- Li cytic Anemias" June 22 Salt 0 1 Lake General hospital will partici- '1 pate in medical staff rounds TO BE SOLD AT A RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE Dr Leslie Witt Nuffield professor of medicine Oxford university Oxford England will deliver a series of lectures in SaltLake City next week under auspicies of the Veterans administration hospital and the University of Utah college of medicine He also will visit with Dr Wintrohe head of the department of medicine His schedule will be as follows: June 20 8:30 pm Room 104 Physics bldg univeristy "Aplastic Anemia" June 21 4:30 pm Salt Lake General hospital ''Ex she 1 Witte' Nuffield pro- medicine Oxford univer- 'ord England will deliver of lectures in Salt Lake rans Nie- week under auspicies of the University of Utah medicine will visit with Dr head of the department ine hedule will be as follows: 8:30 pm Room 104 bldg univeristy "Aplas- lie" June 21 4:30 pm General hospital ''Ex- Turf Broken for Smith Ward Chapel at Early-Hour Fete Ground for the new $132000 Smith ward chapel Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints vvas broken Tuesday at 6:30 am as Forace Tame bishop told the more than 200 persons ambled despite the early hour that "we hope we can hold our services here this time next year" Turning the first shovelful of RENT A BEAUTIFUL SPINETTE PIANO As little as $500 a month will put a good piano in your home It you decide to buy it or any other piano we will apply the first six months' rent on the purchase price Long Lasting Easily Applied 1 Gallon Covers 600 Sq Ft Free Flowing Easy Brushing Beautiful and Enduring Ground for the new $132 000 I Smith ward chapel Church of I V'! i i SID WH ITE i Jeti sa Christ of Latter-day Saints RENT A BEAUTIFUL OUTE WAR broken Tueaday at 6:30 am 1 as Horace Tame bishop told the more than 200 persons asaem SPINETTE PIANO Long Lasting Easily Applied t(7 1d 1 bled despite the early hour that 1 Gallon Covers 600 Sq Ft I "we hope we can hold our services As little ea $500 a month will put a good piano In your home 'i here this time next you decide to buy it or any other piano we villi apply lt t- Free Flowi year ng Easy Brushing Turning the first shovelful of the first six the i rent on purcase price Beautiful and Enduring Gat (1 A revolution has come to the army Guardamen at Camp Williams are not complaining about the I they are praising it and fighting verbal battles over which battalion has the best cooking staff Since stalwarts of company 1334th combat engineer battalion praised their mess sergeant last week pans are flying at Camp Williams Jordan Narrows Company engineers claimed that Sgt 1c Oran Stewart spread a cuisine tasty enough for the most diacerning gourmet But Tuesday caisson rollers from 213th field artillery battalion sounded their opposition "Why Pierre" one gourmet: whispered to his companion have YOU tasted the roast golden pheas- ant browned by Sgt llc Stephen Prince?" And his assistant Sgt Don Nelson Luis And so the guardsmen wrangle between mock wars long tramps demolition expeditions and field maneuver---not about the poor food but about its excellence Tuesday 10th day of the two-week encampment additional artillery and engineer units joined the camp Other units were sweating out the second day of three-day bivouacs in the camp area But despite good food the vigor of outdoor life and freedom from office factory and Allied work the lads in khaki are looking forward to Friday That's when the eagle sheds some of its wings as they say in the army Friday a $136000 pay roll will be distributed to guardsmen Sunday the tents will collapse The guardsmen-gourmets will return to their communities to dull restaurant fare or good to superb (depending on length of marriage) home cooking 213tti new artuiery Datt811011 ssistant sounded their opposition Sgt Don Pierre" ne gormet to his comopanion YOU tasted the roast golden pheas- ant browned by Sgt llc Stephen And his hispered Prince?" don Luis?" a And an the guardsmen wrangle between mock wars long trampa demolition expeditions and field maneuvere---not about the noor food but about it excellence Tuesday 10th day of two he Week encampment additional ar- finery and engineer units joined camp Other units were sweat th- 471 ntlt omproltri tlf hr I earth at the corner of Charlton ave (2800 South et) and llth East was Hyrum Jensen assisted by Mark Petersen member of the council of twelve apostles Mr Jensen: at who home at 2730 Highland dr ward services now are being held donated the land on which the chapel will be built Ward members were praised for the energy and farsighted planning by Mr Petersen who reviewed the history of the ward since its organization in 1945 from portions of Hillcrest and Wilford wards I earth at the corner of Charlton ave (2800 South et) and 11th East was yru Jensen as- Mated by Mark Petersen mem tlea er of the council of twelve a os- Mr Jenaen at whoa home at 2730 Highland dr ward services donated now are being held the land on which the chapel will be built Ward members were praised for the energy and farsighted planning by Mr Petersen who reviewed the: history of the ward since its or ganization in 1945 from portions: Of Hillcrest and Wilford wards I RIVER THEFT IPTVITt TITIVUT Salt Lake Ent 1907 Ogden hi 3-Gallon Containers L71-LN LiKLOS MUSIC Co if41 In 3-Gation Salt Lake Ent 1907 Ogden Containers 4 A AO Gallon In Single Chemist Tells of Silt Flow Chen list TellQ d- VI 011 It) IV ALSO COLORS White Crodm Buff Yilow Orson Atso COLORS White Butt TIlow Orson I WESTINGHOUSE RADIO Combinations at Unbelievable Low Prices NOVI Is the Time to Buy and Save! 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