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Show r Pollution and INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS jTho Tocelo Transcript Litter Bugging 9, 1958 IWII KI ND AT I'OCATILLO Mr. and Mrs, James H, Dale returned Monday evening from a .Jean Proctor, born. May 7 at the weekend trip to Pocatello, Idaho, I.DS hospital in Salt Lake, weigh-wher- e they were guests of Mr. and mg eight pounds, atx ounces. fd White, cousins of Mr.liously awaiting the homecoming Dale, They all made a trip overjof their mother and new brother to American I alls dam, which are Larry nand Leslie Jean. Proud The Womens Club at Tmielc'jj most grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. interesting. Ordnarne Depot is holding a thrift, Mux Proctor, and Mr. and Mrs. sale on Mav 12 and 13 ftom I pm MRS. JOSI PIIINL TIIOM8S Leo Williams. Pn HX B ( K 011 RATION It wi.l be held at b.llld ng lot'll Mis. Josephine IhomaS under-io- 1ST WARD RELIEF SOCIETY Commercial Row at Tod Park 'went a major ojveration on her There will be wearing apparel !, First ward Relief Society will at t)u. J,p$ hospital m Salt jand m.seellaneous articles for all City on Monday. She is re- - nieet Tuesday, May 13 for their members of the fam.ly. regular woik meeting. There will 'ported to he in fair rondition. n,, he quilting and hand sewing. ,1S k"'V"1 I OR GIRL baby pro, e, Lunch will be served at noon, h, to MR AND MRS WM Everyone's Business Beautiful midJ'e class home ladequately and seeks no extra with red root and every place hand out for services which he or well kept with flower gardens in she may render, each yaid, marked our x.ghtsccing 8e will tell you a little more tour in and around Auckland. New about our very interesting trip to Zealand New 7ealand from week to week, Nice places had been built to intil we give you some of our ma house the old and the mfir in and ny observations. the handle apHd of all ages So Friday, May l( is unlawful for any person, company, corporation, f.rm or association to pollute any Utah wat- Anx-Mi- erway. S s. for any fisherman, hunter, or camper to de- posit or cause to be deposited in or near any of the public waters Ciilhed medicine and hospilalia Mayor Raymond L. Kier, of any matter that may tend to pol-- , lion were a national policy. No un and a tireless worker for the lute same employment was n evidence and ,hr0 non . mounlainwMls h,Kh. These two sections of slate law. all apsa-- Ted well dressed and wel av from Ccdar Cfy thru M,forf were cited by the department of nourished There were no beggars. Toot,le and j, uke Ci , fish and game today as the warm in fact we under!., ml there .. n TowIe Thllr,dav Hlth weather and outdoor seasons are' !aw which probib, is begging br()ad smile on his face Utah attracting thousands more afield i ca anc in . cw .State Road Commission has ap each weekend and each year. (j0nns following which the lesson will be All of this, coupled wdh the needy, $50,000 to put a grave! Department duector Harold S Mis 1 ern B.eganski is the chairuous rolling pastures filled a Proud of little baby given by Martha Ritchie. All la- on link the of this road We are Crane paients withjbasc hopeful observed, man (or the sale and she hoies g.rl Ixirn Thursday, May 8 at 7 'dies if the ward, young or old. are milch cows, with every tween Milford and Delta, which is that each person going into the . now and then a pasture Idled with.jt present, the only levcrume will participate. ;a m in the Si.Maiks hospital, in invited to come out and bring their outdoors during the seasons ahead j unimproved Sa't hike City, are Mr. and Mrs sewing problems. There will be a sheep, almost made one believe part of this vital new highway. will appoint himself custodian" that the I'topian life had been ev which cuts out more than two Wil'iam Go, his. baby utter. of the outdoor resources anj fac-- j otved in that Island Em- hours of driving time between r ihties he may use We are espec eight pounds, six ounces, and was In a traffic saiety booklet, Tha City and Salt Lake City. Oilpire rally concerned with water pollu You can imagine the set back to ing of this stretch is promised for 22 in, hes Ion; Anxiously awaiting Rivad Toll, Tlie Travelers showed tion, for clean, pure water is the this line of thought when the char xt year. Mayor Kier reported ,,f ntw sisler. at that one out of every 67 Americans armal Gil-l!basic need of noi only our veryj first half and tered bus we were ruling, came to Mayor Kier is an adopted son of killed or injured in an autohome, is bi other, T, William livelihoods, but of the production a high budge The driver said n Tooele county, having come here HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Candy 0j fsb and mobile crash last year. Total cas- game as well" was the highest reinforced con at the age of six years, when his are reportedmalties were 2.5C3.700, the highest a"d b,r tb,rdi He listed the following items toH.nne. daughier of Mr and Mr s hampionsli'p with iFair Gillespie's (.t.1, Crete bridge in the world 220 fed .varents, Mr. and Mrs. William H birthday. May 3. Candy is the total in history. remembered by all who go Howard K Haines, who will cele 'Service coming out on top at 1957- - tilillK ,;ne from the structure to the lowest Kiser, moved to Burmester from laughter f Nlr- and Mrs Marvin afK.ld and in doing so noted that bruie the . I n '58 had a on city dump-Gilelspies occasion point in the deep canyon, which .Oklahoma. Mayor Kiser graduated Barber of 67 South Enst Aesl. 'total of 5311 puis to Padgen's 5170 !g,d sense as vvell as the law dic- dav, May 9. it crossed. The driver said, No- from Grantsvillc high school and tates proper resjvect and care for pins Membeis of the Gillespie's tice the high and heavy netting or, engaged in amateur and profesand al1 01hcr (,f lhe P05' team are Nick Thomas, Bud Car- FIRST 411 MIMING jwa,t'r Wee Miss Barber Candy enjoyed each of the side rails of the bridge sional boxing from 1928 to 1932.; Bill Mac Magee, Diehl. There were so many people com He has been a resident of and foreign materia! Six girls met at the home ot ch,f siuelds. Shiek Matekel anj cele- her home .with at party I 1336 suicide offsmce and is rika Sisneros. conductor on by jumping milting or " Mream or,their leader, Mrs. kl. yjogus. Member of the Pad bra(0n of h(.r thjrd bir(hdav. She !h.rown this bridge, that the government the Union Pacific railroad are Pllulants- If becomes an ft,r their first meeting. Saturday g,.ns t,.am are Cochrane, ;ake of Mr the Mrs and daughter ,is found it necessary to put up this 3. hahl Ir.l.ke Boruk, Keith Warr. Ned tk'PMt ,h''m ThLTdavCSwas C,0m'nR !;Mamn Barber and was born an' " rK-Lheavy netting "e her mother's birthday. The after- - n a rhage can nearby or at Off.cers were elected as follows (Jama. loyd Wmkman, Gib Han-uo- r We wondered what could prompt James iHvan to run u,mc avle Lou. presulent. vice pre Ina iJ Uil Ituvkinham. na.nt was oni this suicide urge in a county which a e,w Itave sident. camP sting. Merlynn Vowles. s,- retaryl ll.gh series tophy of the year Afterthc sllde and m the was aiming to supply such a com- celebrl.Ton Most camP Rfou'1'1 Mayor pro- - Carolyn James; Kathleen Kearns, .went to Bill Buckingham with a cream'-voice cake birthday mini.-iimt plete material life for its citi- an as arrant facilities. If in saniJal,tm of the Sandra v,te ear Hansim, treasurer; series song707 High game to guests! served pUnch vutc zenry. We could not find the an- ,so'al,d area either bury your deader; Lu Ann Penovioh, repccrterjwas Jim (icnh.s with a 276. and and Karen Bo Kay, Jimmy, Mary swer, but we remembered that the cleville has won the Mayors horse to a P,ace An interesting ta.k on 4 H work high average went to M.ke Mogus Susan and' David Hardy. icamp rvfuse or carry 1x1 Holy Bible makes the statement, race tor the past two years and nelli, can "here " was disjxtseo t Eena given by the leader, and the.with anls Veltman and Man does not live by bread will also enter again, this year. of. , n At th.s time, we want to thank alone." There is meaning deeper fl1' Be car,u' of firc of an-Lee? Mr "and Mrs 'die billowing sponsors for making Mahoel'ownc11 a'n? Elame fm k,nJ' to life than having a lull stomach, x i the city league a success: Gilles-- , ChesUir Jacobs and Mrs Allda.An untended fire, or one or pursuing the animal instincts na- or 5Park' can 66 Service, Padgen's AdverVeltman. pie's received many!b!ae Candy of nature, or granfying our pas lure's handiwork that it will take UNXLD Nick's tising Agency. sions or satisfying our physical THE SEVEN NIFTY NEEDLES lovely gifts. decades to reproduce. 'sril WARD RIL.IIE SOUriY Cafe, Cook's Independents, Eagles Book Good appetites. Again the Last, but not least, do not be al Literature lesson will be given and the Cosmopolitan Club, The Seven Nifty Necdlcrs held says. Come unto me all ye that htterbug. State law. new a year Tuesday, Mav 13 at 2 o'clock, Mike Mogus, Secy. their first meeting, Thursday LUB MEMBERS are burdened and heavy laden and 23 The Tempest." Gillespie's 66 37 ago, makes it illegal to litter the Shakespeare's I will give you rest." It appears at the home of Mrs. Mabel Hanks, A club membt'rs are asked to highways and public landscapeW 24 be given by class leader, Padgen's Adv. 36 is who the leader for the year that political government can't fill and PrcPare Plants 33 i 26' i Nick's UNXLD expect with foreign materials of any kind.Erma Evans this void. The Gixxl Book again The new club officers are Kan-r'- 10 brinR ,0 the sale on ,heyu invitation is extended Cook's sev'l Remembl'r it's our country and iqthl 29' i 30' special dace Lee Barbara j sums up the quest of life, which 31 24 Carma'eral days in advance- so thcy willts up to each of us to play the'(0 aj iadt.s of the ward to come Eagles vice-presideDean brings joy in living as loving our and 15 45 'be in Pnme condition for the sale, game fairly cleanly. Besides, out and enjoy this lesson, Cosmo Club Hanks sprreiarv- neighbors and serving and loving health' chairmam' Mrfha These plants will be put on auc- - it's the law. There will be a lady to watch Gillespie's 66 Service won the 'l Cod. and W'B h tbere or evcry' the children. second half of the city league, deAccumulation of wealth and the party chairman; Barbara Booth, ,,l0n' oncloss to Padgens APPRECIATION EXPRESS call chairman spite a three-poin- t possessions of the world gratifies A social will be held Thursday,! Tbi,s Plant take Plaa' CARD OF THANKS Adv. Agency. High for Gillespie's aBuc,,on the ego of men, but it very evi Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mantes ex- - We Wsh t0 thank our ln the civic many, was Bud Carmack with a 55H se- 8 7:30 at the home of Mrs! I0? May !? at ,8 ? their sincere thanks to their frt.nds and neighUus for all the ries. Nick Thomas helped with a dently is not the road to that hap- May at So iress So room of hall. the city Hanks. Mothers of the girls will piness which all mankind is striv- be is invited to come out(many wonderful friends for the bt,jp ()1(.y pave us Junng the ill-- j 203 game. High for Padgen's Adv. Everyone long-lastincarnations gay-hue- d delicate Yes, guests. yet ing towards. including those from outlying com-- , tlci'P concern and interest which nl.ss and pdssmi, ,,f 0,,r mother.! Agency was Bill Buckingham with Reporter, Charlotte Strong shown with . in connection tell mother. . . without a word from you . . that they have mumties. Mrs Della Row berry Garrard. We games of 239 and 213 for a 623 of son. accident Gar-tbrecent their does once a Another happening which caused'EQy LKS offerthe floral Only year series. Teammate Mike Borick really appreciate the you think she is the nicest mother in the world. See us much thinking was an unusual' den Club have an opportunity to George. George is feeling much ings. cards, food, elc. helped with a 211 game. incident the morning we left AuckLast meeting of the season will, raise money for the maintenancejbetter, and has resumed his extra-larg- e The Family of Della R. selection. The Eagles team took three pts. our extra-fresland for our tour of the island beheld. May 13. The newly elected,of our municipal rose garden. It is dies at the University of Utah. from Nick's UNXLD Cafe. High Also your choice of Corsages, Potted Plants, cut Flowdone through the sale of plants and fore going to the dedication of the officers w for the Eagles was Earl HamNew Zealand Temple at Hamilton ing. trees raised by club members. mond. High for Nick's was Jim LT. GI RALD HALL ers, Center Pieces or Bouquets. We were bringing our bags out of Dinner will be served at 6:30 The town has been very loyal SERVES IN ICELAND Gothis with a 203 game. in our hotel room to load on the bus. p.m. with us and buying Lt. Gerald R. Hall recently ar- The Cosmo Club won three pts. The elevator man came to our asour plants. rivetf at Iceland with the U.S. Air from Cook's team. High for the Despite the windy weather sistance and carried out bags to A 6.6 percent increase in traffic tour of duty. Cosmo Clubmen was John Dymock there were 23 ladies out to Force for a the bus. When we went to tip our injuries in 1957 more than offset The walleyed pike or yellow pike play. Winners of the day's events Prior to leavtnR on his. new a 217 game. Fred Margetts had a 205 game. High for helper he was nowhere to be the slight decrease in highway perch is the largest member of the Were Leida Mauss, Sylvia Penna, signment, Lt. Hall spent a week leave here, visiting with fam-- j Cooks waws Ralph Rivera, with found, nor could he be located. fatalities, according to statistics perch family. It may attain a Rowena Bryan, Mary Droubay. 33 South Main Phone 101 size of approximately 25 Don't forget, ladies, Tuesday is ily and friends. He is the son of a 223 game and a 531 series. Tipping is not a part of life in that by The Travelers Insur-jimuMr. and Mrs. Ray Hall. pounds. Mike Mogus, Secy. country. Apparently, each is paid ance Companies. your day at the golf course. 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