1940-1980, Salt Lake Through Time

File — Box: 10, Folder: 2

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

6308: Salt Lake City
6309 :Chairman Blackner presents Greg Boothe, Val David and Brenda Ballard awards for top songs.
6310 :Salt Shaker tour
6311 :Fred Ball, Toni Lander Marks, Des Barker, "Honors in Arts," 1982
6312: snow plow
6313 :Lt. Governor Monson signing agreement with Israeli diplomats during their visit to Salt Lake City.
6314: Chamber Executives from "Big Eight" Western Cities meeting in Salt Lake City circa 1970
6315: Chamber Offices
6316 :Chamber welcomes sister city (Matsomoto, Japan) group circa 1976
6317 :Greg Marsden receiving chamber "Sportsman of the Year"
6318: Fred Ball greets Taiwanese Chamber Delegation to establish economic ties, 1983
6319 :Chamber Chairman John Scowcroft welcomes Joseph Silverstein to Utah Symphony, 1984.
6320 :Downtown parade opening new city street design circa 1970
6321 :Utah Open circa 1975. Chamber's Salt Shakers and guest pros Nichlaus, Miller, etc. at the Salt Lake Country Club
6322: Commissioner Jennings Phillips and the Salt Shakers open Ali Baba's Family Restaurant. Also, restaurant owner and manager, Paul G. Begum.
6323: Fred Ball, Chamber President circa 1977
6324 -6325: N. Eldon Tanner "A Giant in Our City," 1978
6326 :Annual Chamber Banquet at the Hotel Utah, circa 1976
6327 :Governor Rampton and the Salt Shakers at Groundbreaking ceremonies circa 1972
6328: Salt Shakers ambassadors touring Cedar City, St. George and Las Vegas Herb Price, John Mortensen, Rex Firth, Harry Warrick, Al Geibel, Chuck Ruthe (Vegas Chamber President), Jim Heitz, Dick Clark, Ron Bouck, Julian Newman, Larry Disera, Pete Fillmore, Wayne Stoker, Landon Persons, Wayne Provost, Vic Wager, Harry Miller, Mike Fletcher and Jim Eberhardt
6329 :Ted Wilson at Morris Travel Grand Opening
6330 :University of Utah Gymnastics Team receiving Chamber award
6331 :Salt Shakers leave for Southern Utah Goodwill Tour 1968
6332: Salt Lake City Mayor Con Harrison and the Salt Shakers cut ribbon circa 1970

Dates

1938-1984

Conditions Governing Access

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