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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 24

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services of such ansoutatandlng community leader as Mr Maxwell to lead the 1963 campaign" Mr and Mrs Maxwell the former Coleen ifinckley reside at 3050 Evergreen Ave (3125 South) They have four chil S140 Nelt's Briefs i 1INIC eat' etids Neal Maxwell dean of citizen who gives a fair share I to the agencies concerned with studerita et University ot Utah helpihg-to make their commu and assistant to the university 1 1 It nity a better place to live ex 1 Presideni as tut- med Tuesday plained Mr U'illiains as general chairman of the i "IVe feel fortunate" Mr Salt Lake Ares' United Funcrs Williams said "to obtain the I 1963 tamPalgo services of such ansoutatand-' kV 7 tht 1 ing community leader sie Mr Maxwell to lead the 1963 cam 1 1 lilt and liras Maxwell the ifirl S' 1 former Coleen nckley rede 3050 Evergreen Ave (31'5 1 They have four chil- 4- South) dren4: 41 trt )-- i rr 7 ---Ary---- I-- A atics uoilitlitte I I I i i 7 6 46 1 A i t' 1- i 1'''s 4 -1 1 RICHARD IVIIII43IS 11- piesident milder the an nouneement after a meeting of 1 top officers of the t9)mmunity 1 service sitincy which repro sents 38 affiliated groups in a single once-a-year drive for public contributions The campaign start In' September-- SERVICE activities of the affiliated groups fall Into four --main- 'categories: healthetimilrand-child recreation and neighborhood commu nity groups Mr Maxwell' one of the urs 60 directors and herti attending the meeting it 72 2nd South also Were introduced to the 1963 campaigntrescot Good Guy" IIICHARD WILLIAMS rnede the en pr UF esident nouncement after a meeting of top officers of the (9)mmunity service age-ncy which repre sents 38 affiliated groups in a ng once-a-year drive for public ib ti The campaign Will start In September- rutuc SERVICE activities of the affiliated ifrouPs Into tour-rnaln categories: alo Were Eing IV! trit7tingin 44 vv- 2nd seroduced to the 1963 campaignmascot "Mr Good Guy amilvnd thealth-a-thild reeres don and neighborhood commu gm group Mr Maxweu' one of the urs 60 dir ctors and ether' at- tending the meeting it 72 2nd South also Were introduced to the 1963 eamPaignfortoseatp dr Good Guy" 1- I 1 -3 1 1 Ne nations weie continuing Tu sday between Associated Cenetl Contractors and unions In dispute that has caused Borne 4000 men to leave Constliketion jobs in leave cons ction Ne nations weit ContinO- Tn II eril arta Is hotw6on A vaturl 1 r34411Y 1 A unioni that has caused some 4000 men to leave cons ction jobs In 40' 4 'OA" I 4 Utah TVESDAY a Johnson federal' met with officials of and the Utah Council am lell TVESD 'AY a fte Johnson federal' met with offiCialtof and the Utah Connell Utah --TVESDAY fte 00n Johnson federal' met with officialtof took thls4 for tilki CUMPSAit PAGsANI-41)1117 Dt I ibises tvesCondiattino Wrst buns of Cat MURDOCCTRAVELINC IltssrioneSsi Trove Cssossies IS Ss Moss 321-3161 IOIte ClItt IIIIEEME11111 Li He was gradu 1 1 ated from cue University Mr Wight -(Syracuse NY)1 iri 1898 He was city attorney for Park City arid Summit County attorney iwm Ipo2 tololz pi 1913 HE moved to Salt Lake City Re served as Judge 'of the Third Distriel front 1921 'to 1929 At the time of his death Mr ---Wight iNas a tnerribe'rnf Ltintah Lodge 7 Free and Accepted I Masons He was past most es- -baited grand high priest bf the Royal Arch hlasons of Utah and was an associate grand guardian of Utah 1t1 1941 MR MILT was born Marchl 19 1874 sear Gouverneur a son of Charles Lester and Mary Whitney Wight He married Kittle Kidder on June 6 1900 in Salt Lake City She died in 1910 On 19I2 he married nie Schrack in Salt Laketity SLRVIVINtlarell widow: 'two sons DtVtart Wight 'Salt Lake-City and Dr Lester Wight IngieWood Calif onelaughter Mrs Robert fliettlei Kelm Salt take City seven grandchildren and eight )' great- ktandehildreti two brothers Dr Verne Wight ANOTHER 39 personi lop their lives when vehicles they were riding In ran off the road A tragic Kane County smashup involving Boy Scouts accounted for )3 of the 39 Other types of fatal acci Atents included-peaestrian ace' dents' 20: hitting animals 5 fixed objects 5 and train-motor vehicles CONTRIBUTING- human factors in these 114 fatalities Included excessive speed for conditiOns 22 drunken driving 19 wrong side of the road 17: failure to yitid the light of way improper passing 4 Improper turning 2' and foilowinge too close 1- tc attempt to 7 cut death injury and property damage over the holiday will beynade by the iiighvray Pa IS-1 A Ille-t otzeutout ltee Wight 89 928- 13 east well-known sttorney end former state senator cited ''''pf- r-aneer Mom- r---------1 dt 830 pm at -hit'lzoma---4 Mr- Wighqas elected state tor in 1911 and t' i Waithainnan gt2 I Judiciary Rules- Commit Irt 1914r- 4- Share ROad Contiptiod From rage 17 the fatalities were attributed to 116 GSM 11-1017e1 NIF be held Fridatst1101ntin ttorney--89 Iiitr- Johnson's Mr' Johnson said he-ILISei Mesa Ariso and Mark Wight Olympia Wash Punt id Masonic services will lie conducted Friday at 'it 'Cm in the- Masonic Temple 650 South Temple Friends call at 574 rst South Thurs day from 7 to it piiria at tha Masonic Temple prior tb Iserc iCPS Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery ath Teacher wild to The Tribum Merle forth Carlson 59 1318 Lake St Ogden 'died Tuesday morning In art Ogden hospital of natural causes Mrs Carlson taught for 15 years at Roosevelt Junior High School in Salt Lake City and was a teacher at I Highland Aunior 14 High-In Ogden ir '1 at the 'time cot I her death 7 She was rad-1 uated front the 0 Uhlveraity a 1 pah in 1925 Ind 41 IS 'was I Member-of the tiational Education 6- American Mr Carlson elation of University WoMeri Utah Education Assn and the Ogden Education Assn She was kmernber of the Church of Jesus Christ of lat ter-day S4 Int' DIRS CARLSON iwas born June 28 19O4 In Milford daughter of Harry IL and Hannah Hartley She was married to Harold Victor Carlson April fldeitildreri two DIRS CARLSON' as born Verne Wight June 28 1904 In Milford aughter of Harry IL and Han nah Hartle She was married -Road to Harold Vletor Carlson April 11939 In Salt Lake City Utah 1 Surviving are her husband Save Life -114 1-1 -41-1A19 I Berkeley Calif brothers a I Pitehforth Milford and late IPitchtorth Salt Elite Lake City Urffes trife Sun Suiluto'm sPrh current -teacher crishi i ht Vtah Is just a symptom of a 1 treater for control of education since this i is the way to the future I 1 TlitS WAS t)f Dr Reed Merrill professor and head of the departrment of psyChologY sity of Utahwhawas a member of the panel discussion on the current education 1 al conducted Tuesday at 11 am in Orson Spencer fall The panel moderated by-Dr Jack I Adamson: ormer dean ot the of U-College of Letters and Science and newly appointed academic 1r tea president of the universiiy was the first In series of lectures on and'Politics" sponsored by the of LI suminer school 77- over the holiday will OTIIER -PANELISTS Dr be made by the Highway Pa Frank IL Johas of pro-trot Supt Hyatt said tesiior Of politicaLectence and Dr John Bernhardt admin IstratiVe assistant to the presi: Brigham Young Univer sity discussed the history the teacher problerrs and ex- aV plsined the reasons for various f4 views on the sublect Ca LI le he AGC Car Special to The Tribune EAST CANYON RESEW' liorgan into the finding of st stripped ear found sub- 43turs4 erged in East Canyon Reger- v1 Sunday Tuesd said Morgan County Sheriff Po Carter orgaMzations between Prig-ham City and Provo FOR 111EM9S part UFA peopte content 00MS 011- was it appeared to have been ileading settled Tuesday and there waslpos again unanimity in LTA tan- 'Monday -uesuay anemoon near --azuir-oontn-ana United Siang campaign head the symbol of a gond Another meetIng-eter the carpenters hays 'bean able to dischussd Ideas subrnItted---w Itriri Parley el ey Ty earS 'L t'Atf -89' Lee 101 '1 orney- el Frldt--at l'-1-- 11 INE Ad 0 1 1 9 Mr Johnson's office39 -iIII- -lt its scheduled a 1 les at After Illness Wednesday afternoon with the 11 tan OCHOOIS Crisis shilling Utah DlstrlaDflabot ero and the' AGC 1 Continu From Page 47 EXPERIENCED eriters HE NOTED that DUI Carpen say the ters Teamsters Union and said ers that 1 it aniution is not problem faced by NEA give the tlEA as much Operating Engine while reached the EAmair yet be to as it possibly not on-strike ere -in the tnidmt asked to impo sanctions -support can of negotiations with the AGC4 short of portions because the ohs 'rho InhArore tl ay anA 'DR CARR I guideline for sancti do not e- to take members yon their statement hastily Applied tom- no value if -AG---a- 4 th 1 mendation Tuesday the VEA without careful tonsiderattote Mystery Surrourtds'- omembers csfteredtr HE' dd gs 5' Vehicle I further actio i of the delo itte asembly inergeu vettiele "We Are-happy" said Elw made Friday social to The Tribune Runt chairman of the 'Wasatch which Front -Educational Council-An be reached in calm de- EAST CANYON ILESER ternnalgrouong outtmA locallli don wtio is ut undue res 16111 1101rn Coat! nty---In: orgai? a ti Ons between grit i ure 1-11 NA is not an inutru- ment someone to use" he said said Morgan Countilto leavtbe matter It stood' i Hg ALS WARNED against hr Carter hopMg that the push placing rest "etions and limita tor NEA action on the convert none on the tan' saying that FD the er or Ole don floor ThurAday when rev) "in that ease om for corn- tiara Mat lotions are considered promise is rul out" dress 1214 Nav The departmental resolu- in the light Dr Carr's trbarf been locate Ins may be presented as NEA it Is probable the -questioned Wedned- res tions by the Resolutions NEA Resolutions Eommittee erning the etreurn Comm or rney be pre may presn the assroom mounding the diseP-sented fro he floor if the teacher reso1ut1on ol etab11sh )t the vehicle committee 1 't propose ment of a loan '-'1und use Carter noted that I them of Utah 'and other similarly led by Larry Bowl- -4 -E thsh deli plcaecli teachers- 1 th rt te1111A eit WHILE I AUL LLaitk lit tWil JO Lim tusi- noes on (no sau same met ID the er the don floor Thursday when mute "in that case om for corn Thht in HE RA car Barbara last lutions are considered promise la 1 pro se ru ou known address 1214 Nay The departmental resolu- in the light Dr Carr's tlinqastr turf been lotite Ins may be presented as NEA it is probable the and will haquestioned Wedned- res tions by the Resolutions NEA Resolutions committee day 00ticerning the eircuro- Comm or rnay be Pre- may presn the assroom ntances surroundlTIS the distIP- sented fro he floor if the teacher reso1ut1on on etab11sh pearance of the vehicle committee l't propose ment of a loan s'Iund use 'Sheriff Carter noted that I them of Utah 'and other sim larly wallet owned by Larry Bowl- 4 placed) teachers- dent 243-6th East' found float WHILE THE Utah deli ing on the lake during recovery tions have been in the now Is A FAIR guess he door pattern also if the DC3' resolution operations watt lost by Mr laminar dosed Bowiden while he was boating )ere evidence seeped out Mon- on sane a Is -'placed it will and had nothing to do with the day that there was some con- be-made fro the fluor The submerged car filet within the delegation An Utah delegates this to evaluation heightened Tuesday happen but eel it not be when several top executives of 1 necessary for them to el- A a 4 the NEA put in en appearance pate in the action clinic Action at the trEA -special- delegate There also was a current rneeting report that if the measure is Whatever the disagreement presented from the floor a Looms oil was It appeared to have been 'leading NEA officer twill op- zottlad Tnanainv nnd thorn tung! td Is A FAIR guess Itee I also if the DM resolution er on sane to oplaoed it will be-made fro the floor The acu Utah delegates this to pru led wept 4 happen but lee' it not be's7ity dump alet necessary for them to p' el- way 40Tuesda pate in the action There also was current 411INTYfit report that if the measure is the pet eter presented from the floor blaze and leading NEA officer twill op- There was no pose it age a IA on all ell1 1-I 1 Cloud Curtain Veils Region Sen Prank Moss iDArtahl' Board' Officers Tuesday said he expected the Senate Public Lands Subcom tntt Assume Mutes Muggy Weather Continues Mate to give top priorilpio leoh Felts is in SEN IllOSSJ arrived In Salt TIIENEW BOARill combines Lake Tuesday to spend the the former State Public Era IlltAPIAAMOR II eitAllt Fourth of July holiday here ployes Retirement Systems the Dats 111 at Ile will leave Friday to join the watt Public Lands Subcommittee at State School Employes Retire "Ivor ItAr 24-tor Pub j' 041A imr Prim ment System the State nigh- ele 73 Portland Or lot artour Of l- end the way Patrol Retirement System srvt "Mll i' 1 tout proPosed recreationa 3 new Utah Judicial Re46111: c'" projects the Oregon coast sand ureinent systems I 699 lbw 91i du rylesi'a rperrallottal 'are la -----1-0-- Elected as president of the 1 milowe 7 no rther yt California the Can ew 41 board was William rov11 93 itiyonlands'hi Utah and a prairie i Bruhn Brigham City Reowstt rt4 itit Solt Loki Airwt 21 I a area near Manhattan Kens St "am toe 1 a The groups he paid will Visit DR WILLIAM EdWards 1 wedovir s4 61! I se14' es a is canyonlands Sunday and con- Salt Lake City Was elected! Mak tinua on that night to Minhat vice president at the meeting 'burley 0 VC" rs gaff 41 the sword 7 1A14 II A N74(1''''''' ST Pe 0Poc4 TE140 Fit3- cZy: sAti Liz wv- l'' 1 iNf 1 11 A' LAKElli pot I 444:0 arYri 1: DE' I Nyb i Writ NCI IIANctsc cvi: 1110 9 I I citto" ICEDAItuto: io 4 d' tOkla 11 11'-! I A rit 1 04 LEGEND CLOUDY PA aouoY 0 RAIN sNow SCATTEREOMMt SHOWERS IIMN WARM FIONTolloolau SNOW COLD nom FLURRIES STATIC FRONT No in IN WIND114 Toxas 8 -MI6 Iff140 Of POISSOff ANUS) 17J 1 MOOS nmetnamten POSICAST P01 111JAPAl 4c mif SiOwit Th 4e weather forecast map toe Wedn4dayb tnitteh of the ItAgren but sortiedicat4be partly ekoidy to iriondy skies over4t I clearing northwest Some showerst expected signed two proclamations ONE PROCLAMATION declared July-lo be Welcome Visitor litdrith in Utah and Thett tier designated July 7 1 at playTvnnis Week Duringthe month the govemor urged Utah citizens to "do their utmost in welcoming the thousands of visitor to our state invite them to participate in our celebrations help them to enjoy our I many attractions and otherwise extend Vtah's traditional hospitality in every way" 1 FOR TENNIS it'LLIC the states chief executive observed that tennis Is asport "which develops physical fitness Mental alertness-a sportsmanship" He invited the attention of all citizens during the week to "the beneficial aspects of tennis as a lifelong sport" Spectacular Fire kiJiider Control' acular gram tire er4ted west of the Salt Lake city dump alongside US high el fi t-it UNIT remen trolled is the pei eter of the mileS4ong 1 blaze and the Inside burn 1 There was notLort of dam consideration of his Officers for the newly coin Dos p3 vefh1sett hifenoatam $toto 1 lands-National Park bill at an bined Utah State Retirement fOlos will la aartry cloudy to cloudy Silting fa 61 $1 53 executive session to be held Board took over their new 14011vtr4 amilt tune sg ss within the next two weeks duties Tuesday thorwsnowen twin DO tootlir fair Donow 92 62 eastern Idaho Eike $6 41 'last Bostan 11 New York Cliy 14 Vd ash inotc4 DC 14 lout A Ibuouoritow thoyanno Ite Denver 92 Eike 11 le 114 Evanston -14 Grand Junction fa Lisa Veto 102 Pune 11 Pod Sorinos 12 Sheridan 90 Woof Thittnesten 14 PecitiC $tates Anchatoso 41 fairbenks 44 Honolulu Juneau 70 los Angeles Portland 71K ithortnsZtatsis Stets Biltinn SO SI Butte SI 33 01 42 it6 40 44 41 114 22 11 tr 102 2 11 31 sptw 77 SS Spoken IS 0 Midveosi 1: 7 St 73 'St Chic's SO 74 Ostroff S4 77 Oslo I 65 54 Kadsso City 16 75 Minrissosits' i 71 I 51P csnaho- $4 -St moke cloud Sivirls cross City Sou lleast- Sectlow More than 100 acres of grata and brimh burned 161st The firs missed two homostbut burned 01 ioopsva7hara-aed damaged som 71 of fire after it was controtiod(Storyi rags 17) rc aints itins at 'd---P 1 1 aivit-- Tolitift Wool 0 Gov 'George-11' Oyde Across Utah Thul day' Tuesday agreed-with most Americans that eummer I iiJ Guns will booin at dawn Ihong' Parades will glitter in the sum IATION shine along main streets Welcome the bold glory of ale-Stara and Lllah and Stripes will snap in the breeze NI July I against the blue ot the skk'or 8 week hang in proud majesty from front porches or atop public the gov- buildings there will be itizens to children's -rgamer--andinices 4 welcom- picnics and "free swinurting visitors ti them to THIS WILL BE the picture celebra- across most of Mel Thursday a enjoy our as town after town turns out nd 'other- to celebrate the "glorious I's tradi- Fourth" hi every In Salt take City spit and polish color guard the strains of the All-City High School tj EEK the Band patriotic addresses a alive ob- the voices of scores of citizens aisport singing the "Star Spangled ysical Ill- Banner' will greet Old Glory lessa at the State Capitol Thursday al morning as the second annual s1 ention of July 4 flag raising and patrithe week otic prograin begins at 8 atm spects of IT WILL BE sponsored by riPor1" the All American 'Society of And Gov George Clyde at has called on all Utahns to pay Fire tribute to the founding day of '1 the nation by ringing bells at a' 11 am on July 4 "Let Free- dom Ring" day rasp tire SALT LAHERS will frolic at Salt Lake Lagoon beginning at 10 am as ot the rbeid Tribune al Salt Fashioned Fourth" and will views lire- a' controlled works display at 8:45 pm at Mileg ng Liberty Park The fireworks Ode bu display is sponsored by The of dam-- It Lake Tribune and the Salt Like City Parks Department 1 Parades activities for boys and girli1ing evenG pro-1 and eworks will be 110111 pa celebrations sponsored 7 in East ill Creek Magna Murray MI et Sh4y Tay lateS lorsville and Riv- on MIDVALE AND tos start first staging progra and selecting queens Wednes 53 day evening 414: East Mill Creek will feature 1 41 its famous miniature parade tr Thursday at 9 am This parade 1 tt is limited to small floats and 3 13 will have hundreds of boys and 56 tr girls as participants A SUNRISE Salute at 5 a ac and flag-raising ceremonies at i543 will iiegin the flay 34 Lolv of 3 Bids totaling pearly 2 mil lion dollars tor three road Projects hi the state were opened Tuesday by the Utah Highway Department THE APPARENT' low bid Ationta le al 01 i Miami II der for the grading and drain New 'el I okinho city es 0 ing of Interstate 80 in Salt Phoenix 111 14 Sen Antonia' al 0 03 Lake County from'Otit Weld to at ukat vi 06 Redwood Road Vias Gibbons Solt Lek Weaddie Date: eredditatien- and Reed Construction Co: or 24 gl -haur period ended 'Nae) 5 12ffi oi prociodellort tor Juiv Alt twea Salt 'Jae 1Aty Any' Oa I oviciency Amp ivrecsoitaban Tbe firm submdfpd it bid of sinut lad accuindienve deficiency 30 senile WadmadaYi $313627 for the grading and Cm 6unit II:" onl draining which 'preliminary en- tas Loki CDT and vitiony Pertly 1gifirering estitnates- placed at 1f clettay Wodnedev nd Thurfiday A littt hes (14K non Thursday A littte I rhursdoye114 ion Wednesday PS to $10421Juktr Itli kW 44 it 4 swats Itnorsdey le te IL 1 A BID OF S1581580 Utah Partly cloudy Wodneectott and Thursday freely scattered afternoon And Jack Parson Conatros vanine tbenctershowors orfroleelly in Cb Smithfield simian 'sass A tittle cooler northwest ThursdnY igh both days la td 102 taws SI te At 'was low for a graded Fs drained roadway and buil '---a-hd -TbursdaTr- Stigrrtfv---toe4tr--Ho4o- de odnesdoss SP-le-AA---Thstrader 121- a a terstate 15-In Box Elder It! Southwester 'deo A Fait Wednesday r- end Thursday-'Not much charips in tag ty from Perry to a 'phint payatoyaa silos oath days as tal2tkjwi miles west of Brigham cows wasaisday and and In Brigham -City on IhurIftr A II" "rtion South St ItntrtdaY Hight Wodnosdisi te 'a Thurstiol 71 to Ott Iowa 42 treSe Wyeming-Parily stourty WednesdaY and CHAPMAN' Constru Thursnav Widolf 1 Co Vernal was the appa thuruierstloworo A Utile toolor WOO r141 i roortn Thuretter WW1 IN tout-WWI 'OS -KAN -yonder- -on a graded 9'1'4 7 "fr TeUMnint (Ira ined I roaaway and ik 0 1 Sumnsare-SSItS were entrain partly cioutly over Utah and WyOmino but closer span 'steel beam bridge I Out Idol and Nvad luetrior offers ct17u-t 4-5-441 tintah CI rfoom MOW atUf ell renege in Mt Obi toyer Utah aid tts ttio MA oisewhere A te -over the White River tl 1 tesv thowees and Ilwroerstofms wore I 44011104Sili 111Ver Wyoming! in MoSoltornoon AULItt)Of Bonanza A BID S1581580 by Jack Parson Construction Co Smithfield apparently low or a graded and' drained roadway and building terstate 15-In Box Elder -Colinty from Perry to a three miles west of Brigham 'City and In Brigham-City on 14th South St CHAPMAN' Constru etton Co Vernal was the apparent lenv 'bidder- on 'a graded and drained roadway and ik three Fpan 'sleet beam bridge 6n Stale Route 454P Uintah ity -over tbe 'White Paver three 'miles suuttt of Bonanza -M urray's sixth annual Fun Days ee)ebration Thursday will feature breakfast at 7 1m parade- at 9 am kamea and sport events all day a program at pm and fireworks at hold its first -tidy 4th -telobration in many years In additionto selecting the queen Wednesday a program and dance will be-lleld at 311dvale Juno 111V SchooL BREAKFAST WILL be served at 6:30 am with a pa rade at 10:30 ball the rest of the day and fireworks at dark Sen Wallace Bennett IRUtah) will be the featured speaker at the celebration sponsored at Jordan High by Sandy and Sandy East stakes Citurch of 'Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints HE WILL SPEAK at 730 am A Hag raising Ls planned at 7 am Activities in Taylorsville will begin with a parade' ar 9:30 tint Contests races and games will fill in the rest of the day RIVERTO Days will start with breakfast at 6:30 am A parade will start at 9:30 am 1 In Magna a parade at 11:30 1LM will start the activities THE HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF GREATER SALT LAKE PRESENTS THE 1963 PARADE of HOME HOME SHOW 4lett sAu'l This show is the "show case" for the Home Building Indusity See the newest in 'designs products furnishings and innovations HOURS: WEEKDAYS SAO to 10:00 pm SAt Stti A HCIADAYI 1:00 to 10:00 pm tton mite (I) -ADMISSIOtt It ffes ivhR stsompaniod frit lin OdLitt 18 HOMES FURNISHED LANDSCAPED SHOW ENDS JULY 7 4975 VEST at I 1 Li ons'S A i i i 4 egotiator I -L 14 Smoke Clcoud Sivirls Across ity7S outlicastSection 4 I 4 he AG ss-s ----e---------- sr- s---els- ---s -----------le- -Mere than 100 acres of grassand brush burned The fire iniened two holneresbut burned I jtenkpeneIFirensenwere-seeking-theseausses NeAs: A 'LS'S A ille-size Car cutout United Fund campaign head chosen ai the symbol el a good -Another meeting-eafter esdar-aftemoost--nears8200--South-sand--2900-three-thidzen coops a bara-ind damaged aem I of flee Otter it wee controlled (Siorli FRO IL) carpenters have 'been hie s' ----s 4 --se- Ls discus' ideas submitted-es be held -1- 1 A re a -i 0 Clyde roclaints IT II ttins aw a Dn LA tvlislev Aiears aLaeport 4i 4) Mr Joh son 17' eeB ttorney8 i -4 -) Mri Johnson said he also ss 4 -1 4 emus ee TT- 0 it A icheduled a mettle 1 Dies at Hoille Iter 'Bess Wednesday afternoon with the 11 Utall Sillools 1 Isi Or 10 -Totittstilloilth 1 1-11S I 7 urs entities Utah Djetrlapt Labor L- 1-1401111 1 IS s4- ter an the- AGC 's 1 Gov--SGeorgiSD--'0 de Continu From Page 17' EXPERIENCED obserVers i erOSs tah-Thursday Itee Brayton 928- Mesa' Ail and Mark IL 4 DENOTED that the Carpen- Tuesday agreed With say the problem lisped by NEA ith mo -Is sas 13 East well-known attorney Sight 011'mPltis wash ters 'Teamsters Union and said that I i solution is not ts is to give the VEA as much Ahlerkens that summer I 'se end former state senator died Iletieuste masonic services Engineers while readied the EAmay -Yet- 127 -supports ass-it pinsibi foe-vaeatios4ettesistineirsa sill will in boom at dawn filuiraY'S-SixtiCan--titial 'Fun sssof mon ------1 will be conducted Friday at'll not are In the Midet asked to Impose sanctions signed two proclamations short of Sanctione because the ss parades will glitter in the sun- Days celebration Thursday --ls a m' in theMasomic Temple of negotiations with the AGC si guideline for sanctices do not shine along main- streets del)7 et 830 Pm "1 DR CAR failed to take It hi-si: 41044 i eeo South Templa Friends The laborers have gone on permit hasty agtion and time ONE ROC will leatuie breakfast at 7 am f- call at 574 Ise South Thurs' Strike snd -other' unions are cognizance In his emarks oz declared July s-fo be Welcome the bald glory of theStari and Stripes will snap in the breeze garaclev' at 9 am' kames and eir Wightsvas el de is ehort ler thA Utah teachers Visitor Mantit in Utah 'and I r- om no it th honotng fr 7 to 8 pm ae iicke lines stopping tile' action of the partment Carr sa Tu ay 1)r id in 1 esd a ainst the blue ot the a ysor sport eens ell day a proram ason emp on a pro ec be other designated July 7 at 30 pm and fireworks at by of Classroom Teache and be address "Sanfons will be of is i Is es esty from sass tor In 1911 and t' i ss i --4--' 'N lees Burial wilt be in Mount state "'being 'constructed ti tip a enn Wee hang in proud maj sseeasssttoasssie c-- -yone statement "IR front porches or atop public 1 'Judiciary I Olivet Cemetery AG members- their tom- no value it- hastily without careful tonsidera goys rin the month the buildings there will be bild41 first will hold Its 1- men Tuesd ays th itht fl ss tiote mor prged Utah citizens to children's gainer- and -sintees July 4thstelablation In many Rules -Commit 't I' 's 1 '''N- Alyste ry Surrounds Members sfiered -ns stsgges on most tn weleorn tee Ire 1915rs-sst 4-- WC' DECLAnEltlicat dad 'do their utmost picnics and "free swinetriing" Years In addition to selecting of funher -action 4 delegate es assembly mons the lug the thousands of visitor -s the queen Wednesdays a pro He was gradu ated from Syras atli Claims Submerge ehi Vcle we ere happy said Elw fire SALT LAKERS erican an which will frolic of at 111 be' de' to our state invite them to THIS WILL BE the picture gram and dance- will besheld cuse University 51r Wight eial to TheTribunl Runt chairman of the Wasatch ws- mat' calm id it'e- participate in our celebra- across most of Me Week (Syracuse 'NY) le He Thursday at Midvale Junlor 'S 1' 'EAST spc CANYON RESE be reached tions help-them to enjoy our as town after town turns out School- wd C-e S'L A at in Front-Educational of time auncil ern iza gro eli oon withut undue pees- many attractions and other to Peltbrate the "glorious Fourth BREAKFAST I I be sfrom 102 to 191Z as dty attorney for Park City 9 1 lorgan co unty--In- organtions between local Brit sure an Summit County attorney fr 11 6R wise extend Vtah's trade ham boy and prove NEA is not an intru- tionao ii spjtality every -In Sett take City i spit and erved at 6:30 am with It pa p- 5 a stripped -scar found sub OS ment someone to use he way polish color guard the straine rade :30 a at 10nn ball games IN 1913 HE Moved to Salt -6 eaher vestigation Into the finding of te East Canyon Reser- FOR THE-Mart LEA of the All-City High Schol eyes f' erred said vo Sunder- was people Tueayseemed content FOR TENNIS WEEK the 13and addreesee a orks th ay an ie- at dark Lake City He served asjudge Seemaito The 'minim sruesd said Morgan County to leave--the twitter-al- It stood HEALS WARNED against state's chief executive Ole the voices of scores of citiz we ens Sen i Of the Third Dishiest om 1921 OGOEN---11 es 14 le ill Sh rill Cart hoping that the DCTeeill push placing rest tions and limita- served that tennis is asport singing the "Star Spangled all Bennett IR er er lo1929 forth Carlson 59 1316 Lake St S'' Ne'A action eon ven on the bons on the telt saying that "which develops physical fit Banner" will 'greet Old Glor let will be the reetury utaed At the time of his death Mr- Ogden 'died Tuesday morning 11E 'AID the for ier okh --e tion floor Thursday when tease "in that case om for corn- ness mental atertness-a at the State Capitol Thursday speaker at the celebration Wight was tnernbe'rbf Ltintah in an Ogden hospital' of nat ear Barbara lastlutions are considered S' promise is rut out" sportsmanship" yearning as the second annual sponsored at Jordan High School Lodge 7 Free and Accepted ural causes- known address 1214-11eav The departmental resell' irk the light- Dr Carr's He invited the attention of July 4 flag raising and petit by Sandy and Sandy I Last stakes i 'e' x- 0terastl Jute' been lotite IO may be presented as NBA statements it is pobable the all citizens during the week otic program begins at 8 am Church of Jesus for 15 1134 Chist Lay 1 Ilason He was past most Mrs Carlson 'taught salted grand high priest bf the years at Roosevelt Junior High and will bequestioned Wednests res eons by the Resolutions NEA Resolutions Committee to "the beneficial aspects of 11 ons tterda SPEAK at 7:30 1 Royal Arch Masons of Utah School in Salt Lake City andt- da'Sonicerhing the eireuen- Comm or may be pre may present the IT ILL sp ored Saints by WILL of classroom tennis is a lifelong sport" the Am 'S Is and was an associate 'grand was A teacher it tses istaeces surroundtng pa disan- sented fro he floor if the teacher resolution oil ablish All Salt Lake City am --A flag raising is planned i' guardian of Utah le 194L HighlandJunioe 41 Penre nee of the vehicle committee 4't propose ment of a loan 'fund use at 7 a And Gov George Clyde 'S-s High-In Ogden 1 SSheriff Carter noted that I them t- of Utah tand other sirn tarty Activities in Taylorsville will has called on all Utahns to pay -s hilt WIGIer sea" bo'rn March if I- ''Sa wallet owned by Larry Bowl- -s begin with a at' at me a '-ah deli laced) teachers- 1' ''I Spectacular lre tribute to the founding day of 30 4 'i parade 9: 18 1874 ssnear Gouverneur a Contests and den 2436th East found float- WHILE THE' Ut She was rit a her -death -Y a son of Charles Lester I trig on the lake during recovery been now IS A FAIR guess he ti in the 6s-s 1 the nation by ringing bells at fill in the 11 on July 4 'Let Free will ay races of th game 7 and Mary Whitney Wight familiar dosed Con ro 1 1' the 1 operations walk lost by Mr door pattern also if the DCT resolution unu 0 Days 1' rest RIVERTO He married tattle Julia Maid lla Uhivereity 0 s'-: l' Bowlden while he was boating heresevidenc om Ri ng ay seeped out Mon on- sane 0 Is -4placed It will Kidder on June 6 190 ia 0 in Salt and had nothing to do with the day that there was some COM bemade the floor The grass win start with breakfast at I is si A parade Lake City She died in 1910 On 1925 Ind was th a Member- submerged car Did within delegation An Utah -delegates- this to eru ted west of the Salt Lake Lagoon beginning at 10 am am i start will a 'Dee--25 19IZ he married Win- wf 'th National evaluation heightened Tuesday happen but feel it not b-e 'city dum- al Tribune- Ongside US high- at the big Salt Lake Tr at 930 am tee Sc Education Assn hraek in Salt Laketitss wen era SPVl top exectitives oil neceary for them to te cl- 40 ss wa' Tuesday pm 850 sponsored 130 SURVIVING-40 11 widow American 3Irs Carlson In Old Fashioned Magna a- para will at 1 the NEA put in an appearance pate In the action- Fourth" and will view's lire the activities 'LT start 'two eons DissEarl Wight elation of University Wort clinic Ac ien tionat the 1lEA- special-- delegate There also was current 1 4 LINTS firemen controlled works display at 8:45 pm at bid of in THE APPARENT low bid- of Intertate 8 so Ar Officers of dam- meeting report' that if the meskiure is the pet eter of the mile-4 ng Liberty Park The fireworks -Salt LakeCity and Dr Lester Utah Education ASSIIInd Pt -7 Whatever the disagreement presented from the floor blaze and the inside burn display is sponsored by The 7 tEv Wight IngleWood Calif Ogden Education Assn le THE HOME BUILDERS ber of the -1-400MS 011 was it appeared to have been 1 leading NEA officeetwill p- There was no rt It Lake Tribune and the Salt I onalaughter Mrs Robert She was seasons settled Tuesday and there le age Like City Parks Department 1 ASSOCIATION OF GREATER -41-lettlet Kelm Salt take City Church of Jesus Christ 011-11ts again unanimity in EA ranks Perades activities for boys i SALT LAKE PRESENTS a seven grandchildren and eight terday Saints- CA 1 nyon ail and events pro-1 THE 1963 a gtentichildreet to i Dgs born dee' ms and eworks will be rothers Dr Verne Wight Sane '28 1904 In Milford 'it cers dCurtain VeitsRegion pa celebnittons sponsored aughter of Harry it and Ian Boar Sen Frank Mose (1)-11taht in Eut ill Creek Magna pARAn lint Clqu nah Hartlee She was matted Tuesday said- he expected the A -1 Murray Mi et Sa Tay lit OI IlUilit' "rid to Harold Victor Carlson April Senate PublieLands Subcom 11s -sunie les -te Muggy Weather Continues torsville and Riv- -ens Share utt 11939 In Salt Lake City Utah Mate to give top prioritn'to -s- 3IIDVALE A 1E Surviving are her husband consideration of his Canyon OffICErS for the rewly cone' Ogden landsNational Park bill at an bined Utah State Retirement sr so is 4 rt IL Carliort Jr 01 site sse es 04911903111S 11961164 kraut htlermei'motain MI Start first i staging progra Perth" Vey cloudy Silting t13 and selecting queens Wednes llUH ave 14 1- 0- ec boar took over their eir' new Sod nig" in "It Bun 1 lki siter 1 Sarah Banning exutive session to e' held Board et ieetesto id ith me 9 Berkeley Calif brothers ith in the next two weeks duties Tuesday no thuodorshowort tt win 16 9netit9 lair Denver t2 462 Eat Mill Creek 19 11 day evening 4 ill feature 'i 1 I s- Pitchforth Milford and Lee Ss-- in own Idaho Eike IIS 41 8 VIti SIOSSI arrived In Salt -THE NEW BOARD combines I a a I 's Pitchfortl Salt Lake City state rtres Lake Tuesday to spend the eh 14 Al itS famous miniature parade o) its yelepeemoutto 0411T EvInste" $4 i Thursday at 9 am This parade 0 Amos the termer' State Public7Erre Dan 1 --av os Pm Grano Junction 429 At tc Lae Vete is limited to small floats and 4 csV '71 s- Fourth of July' holiday here ployes Retirement System the snot Rem 13 31 4' 1-te Will leave Friday to join the state School Employes Retire- whs 04 Pea brines ea 43 will have hundreds of boys and stsa Lvo Prec I rZidrows cc' girls as participants i 1 :11 II Contintiod irrom Page 17 s' 6Strife 1 eel Public Lands Subcommittee at ment System- the State Highs Steneine ol 73 at 4 Portland ru way Patrol Retirement System a cassis 13 I POCISg S'atoO A SUNRISE ett Se' 5 tem 'it PO Ore for a tour at 1 4 a the fatalities were attributed ') tout propo sed recreational co tie 13 11 Anthers OS a sin' remoni at and the new Ptah Judielal Rei-1 bele gs 63 Fkbenks 44 4sc and 1 ag-r i ce tl a 4 to collisions AS yMp 10111 ----L- Sm yer 9i 4 3 Honolulu Si 4 -3'atne will begin the day s- 04 projects the Oregon e01174 1711311 umment 83 Steil 7 11 1 Juneau N''410 so 1 "es4 4t ssse-s-ss -z-s -7 sduriest' a -recrrittional area la Elected as president of the I wore a Lee Anseles se lEse Sel ANOTHER 39 person lop I's 4northeryt California the Cane new board was William ret 'rs- oish-ntred -n s' l''' 'their liVes wilen vehtcles they current' leaChercrisitilyonlandlith Utah and a prairie Bruhn Brigham City 1141 a ktet Airwt 11' sem Franciste Stettle 12 SS my- Ilanhatta Kane were riding in ran off the road ht Utah is Jut a symptom of a i st ow leo smowe IS 0 0 I Thla show is the shoW cosi" greeter thing-the struggle for The group he "laid will Visit DR WILLIAM Edwards 7' 14 40 A tratte Kane County smeshup tr i of education since this Canyonlands Sunday and Con con Salt Lake City was elected 's- 1 hi" als' TS 'st" Mitivont i 1- --t-'----- I for the Home 'id In 0 in Joe is tints on that night to Minhat vice president at the meeting (7''' st 0 Chkatt SO 4 a -1 of 3 it involving Boy Scouts accounted the way to the future" tin 4 -Monday ThIS WAS THE observation i loano ri lil e2 54 Detroit I the newest in di dct 11 Duitite i 61 34 products umishbls Focal No s6 la as 8 6 KeSses Cite types of 'fatal acd for 13 of the 39 Reed Weer blill nrofes- iss mieess 70 1 S' Bids totaling ing pearly 2 mil and lenovations alents includedspeaestrian ace' of Dr he sor -and head of epart- lion dollars for three road dents'20 hitting animals eh I 11 i projects in the stete were Sosteil 11 :41 ment psy ogy vets z2 shining fixed objects 5 and sno of utah a was IL MOM (111) New York C118- 14 14 ea opened Tizesday by the Utah HOURS- train motor vehicle' 1 1 1 --4rrtt wsoontcoDc 00 17 ber of the panel discussion on Highway Departreent ss CONTRIBUTING' human the current education crisis tteuereu-r 0 1 16 ii WEEKDAYS -conducted Tuesday at 11 11311 11444! i actors I these a 114- fatlities "-(4 1 Ale Atsento Si 0 0 -i in Orson Spencer hail 1 1 1 Ik wane 1 at der for the grading and drain 1000 500 inctuded excessive speed for he panel mode ated Dr 1 y- "So) 1 1 ig Nest -11 71 006 I okinhorna city es ee 0 in Salt SAT 14 i- 1 CLIDAYI conditions 22 drunken dilv- Jack IL dean iiri11 sar 4 1 0 esotsis tu 14 Lake County from'eth West to i 1:00 to 10:00 1s 11 a 7A rig A ''11 sve VON' s'n 1 3 pm lug 19 wrong side of the road or the of US -College of Let- sa 40e0cAtaa I mN 0 st 'Aka 4 6t vi As Redwood Road was Gibbons Of se lee i ot Lek W' eattwie Date: Precleitetien-- and Reed Construction Co 17 failure to yield the light ters and Science and newly ap ''T- P-s! 11' 7e 11 A '8- (Dial 4 I 1- tor 1124-0our Period ended TuNclar et of way improper passing pointed academic il is presi- es ss 448 1 A Nen tare 0 prwisitallor itlf JUNI 41 et-co- Salt Lake City mproper turning 2 and dent of the university Wa the dott SAL? --RING 1 II An "eon POO detiiatICYr AMP ---tt3 -0 tt Lyzjw Jc I I -1-- 'LAKE- IP 47' sad! tyln4 4 RK since Oa 1141 1074: accionutoive ---The firm submitted it -i s- OVER diy eel eS13627 for the grading and toll in too cloe 1 -Owg: s- first In A series of lectures on saLcA say util towt I tivit A144 tas tletsesne 'W ws "I' 1 l' it i -s- ducation spelt sast drain ng which pre nary en- DENYS (0010 1 1 DISPLA YS AN INTENSII'E attempt to by the 11 of Lis suminer Seen: Ina ss nis -s-N sae too co and vicinity -Pertly 1gineering eetitnatess placed at --103C sr-- I 1 tb-'' clotted leiednosOtty Ond Thoraday A littat OG A St 5 rut death injury and property school 777 coot Thunder Won Winn04Y 13 to 8 7' yz gr''' 6 1901tithil 97 low 61 le 11400 Triursdov ff Se 13 1 damage over the holiday will OTI1ER PANELISTS- Dr -esssassisse esi sit I "AeY' vs A BID OF $1581580 by i Sal 1 Jack Parson Constr uction 1 be 'made by the Highway Pa Frank it Johas LT of ts ens '1 --) Nadas: see Ky s--41e-1tr: tzeteon nzzawigtesvapsinecil szs: fir a Smithfield a ey -18 HOM Hyatt -said ------s-s- fesior-if politicaL science and I Sm pparent 011 1- 0- iy el" 2 Li: cooleY norntwe61 Tnurstinv olSu 4 Dr John Bernhardt admin his sANd el ss Tem ss ''''1'' i' 1 11 '''I1 bOth days 0 tat 102 lews SS to OS way low for a graded and FURNISH ED LANDSCAPED' IstratiVe assistent to the rest' -I is' 'tir s---eser-- -sdetsilroze ter et: omit' drained roadway and building 1 2 -s--- isient--Erigham-YOUng Unteer 7 I 'Ire- 1 i ss eeecinrdkeo to Et 11 -4011Crete-1)03L-eert011 Arim iccioN -ssaas sity discussed -the history ot 1 4-1 terstate 15-in Box Elder Court A4- 04 PA A aesermstare 10180 -Alte9 titlintrivido9 th item Snake the teacher problem and ex- (1' I arid Thurso es in 4v Not Mu thanye orn ty from Perry a point three 11 assail LEGEND mr esz pleined the reasons for various porerip Wens POPP daYS 10 10rdb41 nines so st Brigham- City g4-' --------s 'I Alas --9Kompanied tf 'J VieiWS Oil the subject vTO PARTti (1) MIRO -stass Gs mews -atee iseeies see and in Brigham -City on 14th in en adult '-'-'7 Inktred er A- altie coniar Moth portion bouth St' 'A- rel 11 EriCks 1 ND A aouolt STAT IC 90J ists-sday Nish' WoOnesear to ot 71 SCATITRED s' l'hurstar 71 ts 11 owe 42 1044 i -14'4" i RAIN 0 SNOW el ItILW 011ANS CHAPSIAN Constru I pl 1' --4- TA 1 ShOWLSS disemlas-Parils 4tootre Wo4non6s9 and nuVilf NDS JULY 1 7 WIC CUMOMAit PAG69941-JULY 2 SNOW F1 2 monoeroc88898 A Little toolor Welt 8 nti i WARM rit2Nt walletalo Dt mtAmt isorto Thurvvie NielIN IN soutilvieell POP -low-bidders on a -graded and i St' 9 Idoet Lye Condettinie COED sa oNe 0---sisssoppp rutennls L4-4 4975 WEST at Soehlos Sins Set 7- Yoe -41 ad- WIND Wel Phi's" Os Cat 0 1 a STATIC FIONTno in ton -114 8 I 7 MUkDOCKIRAVELINC 115WAVALICER 1 tThurs Widely ocalleree afternoon co Vrrnal loos the apparent -191101111410 oe' mussels alias itj I emt te Celeumnini' drained ioadwaty and a' three Summers-3MS were dentrallY partly tee! beam bre! 6n i iIJ MON 10011010111 POSICAS1 101 MIS SHOWN 1 cloudy (NW Won and Wycwrins bot titter span 8 as4 0aeo and Hotrds luvriav ant neon leftlitlfatUf ell "Mired in Ina- tins State Route 4 '5-441 trintah Louse 100 SOUTH- Tr is Ex iesaa0 Tro Ce vet snials meet Company The weather forecast nutp for ll'edukday In- I much of the Ititeillinitutainthglion hot snook woo and in the to Iliswhers 9 I ty sayer" the Wit 0 ier Luce ss I 1 14 Ss 3211-3141 364 11 210 Saadi Itta 44303 and Itnfrneesterms in et Went I 1 dient41 partly rknody to cloudy sides 'clearing northvvest Some stiower1103(0feted Hyomino 1Ti-ierpoot '111130SSULIthOf Bonanza s' A "i lot take toe ----7---- i 4 'Q egOtiator It4 Oke Clou Ac- ro-ss Clt)r Southeast-S 4 ect itte 4tit 4 heAG a fib 11 A 014 Ao4 4 A A A 1 4 Al 404 4110 frAm kte0Al41A kow 4 JONA 444110k 44 '-4 -9 4 tooefk' ALA 411.

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