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24 The Salt Lake Tribune, September 29, 1965 Granger High Some of the Larson as "Nicely Cicely" and Kent Jensen as a member of the Sharla Fairbourne, who plays of "Sarah Brown" in "Guys and DoUs." Chamber's Huntin' New Members The' Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce's 'SO-man membership committee launched its annual drive Tuesday during a meeting at the Ambassador Athletic Club LeRoy p. Simmons said the committee's goal is 500 new members by the campaign deadline of Dec. 7. The committee will be divided into five teams, captained by Richard H. Clark, Walker Bank Mutual Benefit Life of Newark; Hal R.

Harmon, Harmon Advertising; Robert P. Rohlfing, Gillham Advertising, and Richard Rueling, Hertz Rent-A-Car. The committee will hold monthly report meetings in October and November, Mr. Simmons said. Each team member who signs 10 new members will receive a gold blazer.

'Guys-Dolls' Ready for 3-Day Run By Barbara Morrison Granger High School Correspondent GRANGER Since Aug. 9, about 120 Granger High School students have been rehearsing for "Guys and Dolls," which they will present Thursday through Saturday at 8:15 p.m. the high school auditorium. At Thursday's Perform- the names Mines-Markets-Finance Salt AP-CPl-New York TiniM-Chicago Daily News-Chloigo Chrysler Corp. has created new look and additional innovations to its Plymouth line, top, and Chrysler line, below.

The models, along with Imperials, go on display this Thursday. announced Taking leading roles in the musical comedy will be HharJa Fairbourne, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs. George E. Fairbourne, 3764 S. 3200 West, as Sarah Brown, and Robert Moffett, 17 son- of Mrs.

Oneta Moffett, 3853 S. 2475 West, as Sky Mastewon. Rebecca Davidson, 26, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Davidson, 4914 S.

4055 West, as Miss Adelaide; Daniel Paxton, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Paxton, 4822 S. 1175 West, Nathan Detroit, and Hans Larson 17, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Larson, 3564 S. 3310 West as Nicely Nicely Johnson. The student director is the RUT WirWTS stuaent body second vice president, Michael Bringhurst 17 son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bringhurst, 3911 Market St.

factors charge of the pro- chestra; Mrs. Brenda Siddoway drama; Mrs. Darlene Uzelac' dance; Norman Wendel, and William J. Johnson, scenery. PTAs Ready Return to School Meets Today in Business KCC Names Mining Superintendent Appointment of James C.

Compton as general superinten- ient of mining and concentrat- cott for. Kenne- Copper Night," xvrm Parent-Teacher Assn. will be held Wednesday beginning with a family dinner served from 5 to 7 p.m. in the muib-purpose room. Some of the students will sing songs from Poppins" during the dinner.

Classroom visitations will follow the program. Other scheduled PTA meetings: Utah Copper -Division wag announced Tuesday by J. P. O'Keefe, 'division general manager. Mr.

'Compton succeeds R. F. Gough, who has resigned to organize his own business. Kennecott's Western Mining Divisions. Prior to joining the firm, he Was virp administrator of production operations for the Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate at Antofagasta, Chile, Mr.

Compton will direct op- of the division's mine ore haulage railroad and concentrating plants. Firm Names Branch Manager Leonard Compton Mr. Compton, 39, joined the firm as assistant to J. C. Kin- n'ear general manager of school auditorium.

A short busies ins and introduction of teachers and the schpor auditorium. Foilwing a er parents will complete school day schedule of seven Kent -B Ensign, membership cochair 1 the membership drive "Don't Be Drop-out Parent." KiSti Ice Cresm be held to acquaint room mothers and teachers Woodsy at 3-40 th A trio from the tfcpdrtrnerrt will West High school to School This is a Dodge compact From the front, you cant ten fnsse models apart van, Sportsman wagon, pickup. They're the only compact trucks on the market to offer you V8 273 cubic inches'- and 174 horses' worth of power. But you're happy with a Six? We have them, too. A 101 horsepower Slant Six that's standard ana won cost a dime extra.

Or a 140 Slant Six that's optional for just a few extra dollars. So Dodge compact trucks offer you the biggest choice of power in the world of compact trucks. Dodge toughness doesn't cost any more. Why settle for less? Dodge Builds Tough Trucks c00 be Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Classroom B0il15 1o In -ne classes will be discussed.

Unit enro nt continue Acquainted -Luncheon for room mothers and will be Thursday from noon to I p.m- Get Acsualnfrt Tsa wiil be held for scnoo) faulty. PTA ctiairmen and room representatives Mon- 1 1he icfl00 Mrs. B. W. Malhesori Is committee chair.

man. Indian Sndten Eye screening Tests will be conducted ThursdaytivSugh Monday for alt grades except second and fourth the direction af Mn. L. Kav Greer, PTA health chairman. PTA mem- persriip drice is unrtr directed by Mrs.

Gere M. Lono. A Room Representative Social will be held Friday at 3:45 p.m. under the efi- rection of Mrj. Emmette F.

Gafhriarit Kampton to Gail Meet on Merger Special to The Tribune Gov. Calvin L. Rampton said Tuesday he will call a meeting next week of the Utah Public Services Commission the State Industrial Promotion Commission to discuss the position the state should take on a proposal by Union Pacific Railroad to merge with the Rock Island. and Pacific Railroad. I Gov.

Rampton, D. Howe Moffat, chairman of the Industrial Promotion Commission, and Milton L. Weilenmann, commission director, conferred Tuesday with Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad President G. B. Aydelott, who outlined his opposition to the merger.

Gov. Rampton, Mr. Moffat and Mr. Weilenmann were in Denver to attend a regional eco- notr.ic development conference. Lake City, has been named vice president and general manager of the Salt Lake City branch of the D.

H. Overmyer Warehouse the New York City-based firm announced Tuesday. 120,000 square- foot S.L. warehouse is nearing completion a Mr. 2004-8th East.

Giacomo "A "native Bronxviiie, New Trade Winds Vitro Corporation of America board of directors wrapped up a visit to Salt Lake City Tuesday at the Hotel Utah with their monthly board meeting. The group had visited- the Vitro Chemical Co. plant the previous day Robert C. Wian. founder and president of the national chain of Big Boy Restaurants, will arrive in Salt Lake City Sunday as part of a cross-country tour of Big Boy franchise Mr in Salt Lake City for the past six years.

Mr. Di Giacomo, a graduate of Notre Dame University in 1957 is a past president of the Sail Lake City Junior Chamber of Commerce and is president of the Young Republican League of Salt Lake County. '66 Chrysler, Plymouth: Innovations A new look and innovations mark Chryslery Chrysler and Plymouth cars for 1966. The new models will go on display in area dealer showrooms Thursday. Plymouth is introducing four separate series of cars for 1966, including completely new Plymouth Belvedere models in the intermediate-size class, and a luxury edition, four-door hardtop in the standard-size series called the Plymouth VIP.

Two New Engines There are two new production ligh performance engines for the 1966 models as well, Chrysler cars will have more wwerful engine options, new interior seating arrangements, IPIV equipment options and a stronger separate styling identity for the four series. The most changed in appearance is the distinctive 300 series. The 300 two-door hardtop has a new roof with restyled rear" window. Bear Seat Heat New equipment options include power front wheel disc brakes and adjustable tilting' and telescoping steering wheel and a rear seat air and heat system. Some Issues Rise On Falling Marl New York Times Service NEW YORK The stock- Market closed irregularly lower Tuesday, although a few special issues stood out with gains.

A few more issues declined than advanced, and the leading averages were lower. Trading was heavy. The volume was 8,750,000 shares, the" largest since the" 9,930,000 OE Tho tiirnnver Monckv was 6,820,000. ---Of the 1,405 issues traded, 650 declined, 511 advanced and 254 were unchanged. New highs were reached by 105 issues, and 17 sold at new lows for the year.

(Copyright) restaurants Henry -H. Kanipf, switchman for Mountain States Telephone ended more than 40 years service in the communications business with his retirement Tuesday. Utah Solon Backs Sugar Bill For Record Quota of Beets Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON The administration's sugar biii was introduced in the Senate Tuesday by the Majority Whip Russell Long A cosponsor was Sen. Wallace F. Bennett (R-Utah) who is also a member of the Senate Finance Committee which will consider the legislation, possibly as soon as Wednesday or Thursday.

The measure would extend the sugar act for five years, to Dec. 31, 1971. It. would give the domestic beet sugar industry its largest quotas in history, an increase of 375,000 tons a year over the present 2,650,000. The quota for mainland cane sugar would be increased by 205,000 tons from 895,000 to 1,100,000.

The sugar bill was approved by the House Rules Committee Tuesday and is scheduled for floor consideration as soon as the House disposes of the District of Columbia Home Rule legislation. Livestock Markets Hoes 120; barrows, gilts and jews moderately active, steady to 25 lower; barrows ant) gills bulk U.S. 1-3 and few lbs and Mrs. Allan E. Huish.

to School Nlgtif will be Monday at 7 p.m. in the classrooms. Teachers will otrtllne school work and activities for the year. Annual Granite Banquet Granite District Oouirrh Annual Presidents and. Principals Banquet will be Friday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m at Clark's Prudential Plaza Cafeteria, in E.

33rd South. Entertainiment will include a "How to review sf ttie Succeed In Without Really Trying." Northwest Junior High Get Acquainted Tea will be held for faculty, room mothers. PTA arm chairmen, Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. In the school cafeteria. Mrj.

Ralph R. program chairman for the LevH Workshop meetings will be as follows: Morxfcy, Kindergarten First 7:30 pm, jnd Third grade, p.m.; Tuesday, Fifth grade, 7:30 p.m., afld Fourth grade, 8:30 p.m.; Oct. f. Sixth gride, 7:30 p.m.' and Second grade, p.m. DODGE DIVISION CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPOftAJWM CSCI YOUR DEPENDABLE DODGE TRUCK DEALER) Camera, Sweater Gone From Car A wing window left ajar in the automobile of Fred Martinez, 934 W.

North Temple, gave thieves access to loot valued at J1S7, while the vehicle was parked on West Temple between 4th South and 5th South, police reports showed. Stolen from the vehicle were a $90 8 mm movie camera, a $50 sweater, a $50 spare tire and wheel and $7. mi o.fv-^j.ou; tew U.S. 2J 200-260 Ibs 22.10-23.00; sows few Individual U.S. 1-2-3 ins T4.90-17 TO Sheep 470; supply mostly small lots slaughter lambs and feeder Ismbs- hardly enoush titter class tor a test of price trends; slaughter spring lambs mostly choice, few prime 93-104 Ibs 22.4O-23 10; feeder spring lambs mixed choice and choice and fancy Ibs 21 -50-23 including part load 79 Ibs 23.30.

LOS ANC1LES (UPD-FSMNSl-Area T.500; stausMer and heifers poorly tested; cows active, mostly 2SO hieher; bulls firm; most feeders held lor midweek auction; slaughter classes, good 1,345 i Ib 20.00-23.40; standard 800-900 Ib 1780- Produce CHICAGO (UPO-Liv, pooifry WJiite Rock fry- s. Cneese: Processed brick 41- Muenster Cheddars: daisies lonshoms 40 Ib. blocks -i; wis: ss few to report; Swiss: (80-700 Ib. blocksl A K-S4, Grade SO-S2, Grade Wholesale prices as reported by Chicago Mercantile E.xcanse: BUTTER; steady fo firm. 93 score 62Vj; 92 scare SCOT.

41; carlcls" scw-i score EBBS: About steady. White large 39; 3r, mtdiimis SK'tf ifarra'ofu'i 31; checks 23. TotaJ U.S. sJiipmenls 182; arrivals jj; (rack lil; supplies Wit; demand market firm. sales 1100 ib U.S.

1A unless otn- Washington russefj 1 8 U-S. 1X25; Minnesota, North Dakota Red River 3.40; Minnesota sandlarnl dittrict retire reds 3 25; Wisconsin round reds 3.00. sate: WJscsr.rin rsds 2.5S- 3.50; gems 3.00-3.25; russeU 3.75; ru 3.65J.8S; early 20.80; low standard 18.00-19.00; high utility ts.iO-18.00; bulk utility 15 50-16 SO- 13.50-15.SO; canners 11.50-1 uJiJiity and commercial, mainty Hoi- steins feeder classes, heifers- low choice 500-450 Ib 20.25-21 00 Calves 100," slaughter classes mostly steady, instances i.oo nigner; mosr feeders hew for Wednesday auction, (ew sales Utali Finn Wins Gas Line Pact Special to The Tribune LOS ANGELES Pease Brothers Vernal, has been awarded a contract to build 'a half-million-dollar extension to a natural gas pipeline system in northeastern Wyoming. Salt Lake Stock Exchange Twsday's Quotation Basses, low choice 200-050 2i.75-2S.OO; good 2CO-2JO Ib Jl 24.25; stantfard 13.00-20.75; feeder steers high choice Ib 25.25-25.75; other Hoss and sheep City of Cartls 500; slaughter cows moderately active, fully steady; tulls steady; other classes sparsely tested; slaughter classes, standard 1,150 Ib Hclsteins 22 DO- utility 1S.2S-17.W; bulk utility cutters 13.00-15.00; earners utility and commercial; Calves 25; nominal. Hogj 50, for lifer showina.

OMAHA (AP-USDA) Hogs 6.000, barrows and gilts 35-74; mostly 50-75 higher; rows and gills 1-3 200-270 Ib 2275-2310; Bid Banner 3ristolSflver bullion sutiron JullionJvvon lardiff IhamoSilver IlaytonSilver rolocon IrownPoint 41.50 50. CO .05 .04 .04 .02 .03 .10 .13 5-25 7.63'A S.42V* 4.13W 3.75 3.87VV .30 .31 -UVi .18 .14 .14 -U .03111 .03 .55 .45 E.Utah EurexaBul em-Lilly Eureka GenCon Gofconda GoMChain GrandDtD. GreatWest HornSilver KsshmirOil Keystone Mammoth NewPark Bid .44 .12 .32 ,06 Vi .12 .47 .08 7.50 42 .04 .17 1.3S .17 .25 i.50 4.00 .30 Asked J4 .34 .48 .10 .43 .45 .05 1.40 .35 .11 Bid Asked NorfhLlly ParXC.Con ParkPremier Prir.ceCon RicoAroen RovstonCoal SageOil SlouxMioes SoSlandard StandartMet SundOil TinticLead TinStandard JOthCenlurv UnParkCily UtafiCon UlWyoOil Williston .70 -OTtt .18 .03 .05 .04 .03 3.S7',k .05 .04 3.37 Vi 3 JO .30 1.15 1.35 4.25 4.75 .33 .38 .15 .17 .75 1.00 J.15 2.M .11 .30 1.00 .70 75 .04 Cattle calves 100; steen higher; heifers strong to SO hisher; cows to 25 higher; high choice to Ib steers 27JO; hish choice and prirras Ib 25.2S25.SO; utility and shorn ewes tire kit valued at Onions: Arrivals frsck 25; supplies rrxxterate; demand fair; market about yellow Colorado yellow large New York velfow medium T.7M.OO; midwest yellow medium 1 SO-1 75 COMPUTf INSUftANCI COVWAOt tutmr Shields WSMMMCI LOOK AT THIS! W. UN Spot Metal NEW YORK fAP) Spot norrferrws met-it prices Tuesday: Copper 36 ctnts powxf. Connecticijt fl ey! Is New York; zinc UVi, Easl St.

Louis; tm 1.S?, New YorX; roreion silver 1.J93 troy New York;" oulcksilvfr 430.00 Osfc, New Yorfc. Bank Clearings Same day year Tuesdays clearings Same day last year Septembtr debits CO 33.WM1.00 30.519,149 S3 NO RISK tavestmtNt 4 Mt assets-low i.iabil'rfi«s.N««d« operating capital by secured lean-ar interested can participate, in mon- ogtmenf -and ajMretrfln-Mini. mum investment nwm $150,000. P.O. ftOX S.I.C..

UTAH Silver, 109 1.75; Chief Con 500 at 3,75. Clayton Silver. 3,089 at 30c. Metals, 2.00ft at I5c, Crown Point. 500 at East Utah, 700 at 500 at 4 Coal 500 gt 1.30; 508 Mammotn, joo at 5.43'/i.

So. 400 1.15. Tintic Lesd, 5JDO at 16c. Tin. Standard.

1.100 at 4.W 3 QUESTIONS every wife should ask ner husband 1. Have you made Win? 2, Do yon have an estate plan? If any of his answers an that he see his attorney now. A ers modest fee is a arise investment that mar save your family many thousands of HI estate taxes. Trust Department FIRST SECURITY BANK.