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Show The Tooele Bulletin Tuesday, January 23, THE TOOELE BULLETIN Issued each Tuesday at Tooele City, Utah. Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Tooele City, Utah, August 14, 1894. under Act of March 8, 1879. 195,2 Stockton Ward pulled the upset the year as they upset previously undefeated Tooele First Ward behind Richard Smith's lusty 32 points. Bob Zent-ne- r had a shootALEX F. DUNN, Publisher JOEL J. DUNN, Editor ing contest with Smith and edged him by scoring 37 points. The last quarter was a humdinger as Zentner scored 15 and Smith dropped in 14. First Ward was without the services of a first-lin- e performer, which hurt them, but BY MRS. WALLACE F. BENNETT Stockton was a "hot" ball club and earned a much deserved vicNow that a memorable visit to Utah is behind us, we are looking tory. Tom team Hogan helped forward to an exciting ear in Washington. It seems that with the mate Smith by scoring 16 points opening of each new session of Congress, official Washington takes and Phil Russell added 12 to the on an interesting new flavor. The at rival of 437 Congressmen, 100 loser's column. Senators, their wives and families cannot help but have a distinct Eleventh Ward came to life and Impact on the Nation's raotial. downed Fourth Ward in thej other game played during the New members are sworn in at week. Dave and Kim Murray that time. The visitors' galleries are always full each scored 12 points for the winand the family galleries are sure to contain mem- - ners and Witke added 10 more. bers of the new lawmakers' families who are The scoring was pretty well evenJ being proudly introduced and welcomed by the ed out for the losers with Gerald McPhie getting 8 and Pat Dun lavy, Roger Whitehouse and Tom As the ceremonies in the two houses of ConSmith getting 7 apiece. same at take in the gress time, place precisely The division tournament takes different chambers, perhaps an account of one The first place February will be sufficient. place team draws an automatic This year, there is only one new senator, while the second berth, place Senator Maurice Murphy of New Hampshire. Senator Murphy was team meets North Tooele Stake's escorted to the platform by his colleague from New Hampshire, second place team from Salt Lake the now Senior Senator Norris Cotton. They walked down the center for another berth. aisle of the Senate chamber, and were greeted at the dias by the This Weeks tourney Schedule: Vice President, who administered the oath. Wednesday, January 24: - Stockton vs Eleventh Originally, a Senator merely had to take the simple oath, I 6:00 pm. do solemly swear that I will support the Constitution of the United 7.00 p.m. - Sixth vs First United Stales. Today's oath, dating back to 1868, is more elaborate: Fourth bye "I do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution Team Standings: W L 1 of the United Slates against all enemies, foreign and domestic; First 6 that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take Stockton 4 2 this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose Fourth 2 4 of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties Eleventh 2 4 1 of the office on which I am about to enter; so help me God. Sixth 5 Though we have ail heard the words repeated many times, they are always impressive. Published tv the Transcript-BulletiPublishing Company, Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. Address all correspondence to Box 3'0, Tooele, Utah. Price 10 cents per copy. Subscription $4 per year Buffs Lose to Granger; Still Looking for Win Jr. Basketball of 64-5- baskct-for-bask- ottn k-- 73-5- JlVUtingf on s Col-lod- ir' conducted. The real work of Congress doesnt begin until the following day, so the opening day of the session is usually a gala occasion followed by many small luncheon parties in the Senate family dining room. This year the occasion was even more festive than usual, because there is a brand new dining room in the Capitol, and everyone was anxious to see it and eat there on the opening day. Many changes have been made in the historic old Capitol building, and perhaps it would be interesting to discuss some of these in a future column.' Are your car seats looking worn out? If so let me really doll up your car's interior. Tailor made Seat Covers and Repairs SAFET BELTS FOB YOUR CAR INSTALLED! ' ' .( ' VERN'S AUTO UPHOLSTRY 499 S Main 9 Tooele 882-064- - - New Officers Assume Duties New officers for the Bit and Spur Club assumed duties of their offices for 1962 at the regular dinner meeting held Friday, January 19 at the club house and are pictured above L to R, front: Donna Porter, treasurer; Louis Elton, vice president; Stuart Paulick, president, and Leona Adams tie-up- secretary. Back row: Orvel Hamilton, director; Timmer McKendrlck, director and out going president, Derris Porter, Gib Jensen, Cecil Ellsworth, Bob Warburton, and Woody Fillmore, directors. Gene York not present for the picture, is a hold over one year director. re'-o-d- n Operation FaRout' Mass Exercise Bv U. S. Army Feb. 24 Recreation League Team Standings: Reid and Stan's Elks W L 13'i 12 214 4 First Security 12 4 9 8 7 Reds and Jims Franklin Life A mass exercise. "Operation Fallout, in which the entire Utah and Air National Guard will take part, will be staged on Saturday. February 24. Maj. Gen Maxwell E. Rich, Utah Adjutant General, announced today. A-- 8 7 9 7 9 Independents Tooele Drug Busico's Tooele Merc 5 11 3'2 Eagles 3 12'A 13 Reid and Stan's retained their first place standing for the third consecutive week by winning all four points from Busico's Cash Store. Mike Mogus 554 was high for Reid and Stan's. Tony Busico 536 and Richard Gregrich 219 were high for Busicos. First Security won four points from the Gib Independents. Hanna 211, 213, 597; Glen Harris 203, 569, and Ned Garcia, 202, 543 were high for Security. Earl Hammond, 217, 544 was high for the Independents. The Elks won all four points from the Eagles. Ralph , Harris, 207, 546 was high for the Elks. Tom Nix 220, 590 and Marion Heileson 205 were high for the y nn 43-3- The first day of this session, the Senate adjourned after meet ing only 18 minutes. This was done as a mark of respect to Senator Styles Bridges, who had died during the Congressional adjournment, and whose place was being filled by the new senator. Except for one or two "housekeeping" matters, no further business was t A 'ter three week of play, 'mi in from the hand side Tooele is hold ng up the rest of of the court. Granger kept up the loss to 'harraee and wt'h three and a half th league Their Granger, last Friday, gave the Imimitts to play, they had left the of the '4 if's entmg thcr dust as they Bu'fs undisputed cellar. On the brighter side they (stretched their margin to 24 nr? still only one game out of oin-third place. M.'Phie, Jak White and co'la'-fv-u- i GRVVGER WITH Benson and hI to score seven ' M. Wood racking up 16 pom's oom's to Graneers two in the nm'Df ap'ft. and a 14 po'nt pro.hu tion took the lead at th-- ' by Mok-meColledge took the games scorhe-ng of th? e.ime and keg in': honors with 19 and McPhie widening the margm to get the had 16 lopsided 19 point win. JORTHN ND MURRAY now The game was a long drug out look like the clas of the league, af'air pun tui'ed w'i. h nvmn'1 two of the three with the shrill blast of the o'fc-ini- s sixs out 0' R?gon Four in the whtle 20 fouls were call- sfnte toerivw are iust about cut ed on Tooele and 20 on Granger and dried. That third spot looks -- all this plus numerous traveling, ' ke a real donnvhrook. Cyprus, etc..! Granger and Bingham are even palming the hall, made :he fracas sound like a now with . and you fhf course. Tooele still has to convention of gooney birds. play Extremely cold, the Ruffs still Bingham and Jordan, so their for their path eets rockier and steeper all stayed in contention usual quarter and a half. Midway the time. in the second period Jack McPhie Its been two long years since and Ken Colledge pulled Tooele Tooele has had a league win and up to a two point difference 22 20. they are getting hungrier and when they each hit a pair of foult hungrier. This Friday they go to and next Tuesday, Jorshots, but it proved to be their dying gasp Moksnes hit two from dan comes to Tooele. If the Buffs the foul line, Hawkins got a field- should be able to get a couole of er and Benson h:t two from wins here, the schedule will be charity circle, and the Lancers m their favor with three o' their Inst five games at home - a split were awav and winging. IN THE SECOND IUI.F Ben-so- with and Jordan Rinham em out entirely, began h'tting from the right Aouidn't rule hand comer, and when the Buffs hut v.o more losses and theyll began covering him. M. Wood b deader than the proverbial took over and started plopning mnckeral. , X . -- ' i ,r - v--w " ' Daddy Date inNight addition Daddys were dates of their daughters on January 18 when the Fourth Ward Primary held their annual Daddy Date night. Themed to the Three Ds, (Daddy, Date and Din-ner) the evenings entertainment featured was high for Tooele Eagles. Richard Gregrich, Franklin Life won three points from the Tooele Merc. Robert 202, 539 and Floyd Workman- 224, 531 were high for the Franklin Life team. Ed Hoffman waS high for the Merc. Red's and Jims won three points from the Tooele Merc. Louis Matekei 200, 526 and Bill Spence 208, were high for Reds and Jim's. Alzo Morrell 224, 564 DO-IT-YOURSE- Is Your to the dinner, games, program and dancing. Teachers responsible for the party were Geneve Buys, Joann Kirk, Pat- ricia Colledge and Nellie Gray. More than 50 were in attendance. Drug. Betty Park rolled high series of 581 and high game 219. Secretary Other series and games: Anita Flanders, 523, 185; Barbara Peter Bowling Bells Team Standings: Alley Cats Bull Dogs Goofers Oldsmobile Sad Sacks Ten Pins 98 1 son 518, 179; Sylvia Caldwell, 516 200; Betty Henwood, 481, 184; Ben . nie Mascarenas, 478, 173; Jennie " 4 8 Smith, 475, 167; Diane Nelsen 714 4'4 475, 165; Ann Bevan, 469, 167 5 7 Naomi 164; Pat 462, Griffith, 7 5 Paullin Gibbs, 459, 177; Grace 4l2 714 457, 163; Sylvia Curry, 456, 169 8 4 WT LF PARTY FOR TEENS The problem will be one of the Musthighlights of the month-loner Day activities planned by the Guard. Other events include the BUY U.S. annual Miss Utah National Guard Pageant, February 17, and an SAVINGS Awards Banquet. The exercise will simulate that BONDS a nuclear device has been detonated west of Utah. The Utah Civil Defense Corps and many tfHERE YOU BANK OR WORK other Utah defense agencies will action and swing into prepare simulated evacuation of various "THE MIGHTY MIDGET" areas, determine wind direction and path the radio active fallout THE WANT AD debris is travelling, and test the Will Do tfw Job for You State-wid- e communication net. "It is hoped that the Utah Guard and the agencies it works with can find weaknesses or areas needing improvement durGeneral ing the play, Rich noted. It should be a great aid in strengthening our civil defense program and it will be a good test of the new State communications network, he added Every Guardsman will have a task during the exercises, Gen g ' Anna Bush, 163; Jena red, 162. June Readicker, 162; Joan All 169; V. Baird, Stake M Men Rich continued, because our ilans call for simulating as many actual conditions as possible and the mak'ng completeMain headquarters ly realistic. the a'fa'r w:!i be in Salt Lake City Jackling Hall Armory with 1 alternate at Cam W. G. Williams. Guard units will operate Pom 25 armor'es throughout the State. This will be the first time the Utah Guard, Utah Civil De'ense, and other agencies have participated in a Statewide project of this type, Gen. Rich concluded. day-lon- g f V y Basketball MOST Eleventh Ward continued their march to a division tournament berth, by clobbering Fifth Ward Seventh Ward stayed in contention for another berth by 66-3- 4 Sixth Ward and dropping First Ward gained a forfeit victory over Fourth because of the lack of enough players to start the game. Fourth Ward gained a 55-3- Important practice victory over First, however, Eleventh Wards Dick Roberts again led all scorers with 28 and Dean Aldous and points, Wayne Saltsgiver scored 12 and 11 respectively to help out. Eldon Hill managed 11 for the losers and Rowe Harrison chipped in 8. Seventh Ward nrodured a new high scorer as George McKellar Date Approaching 49-3- Make sure the wedding invitations and announcements are correct in every detail. 6c a large choice of wedding staoffer you a choice of beautifully printed cards. We also have printed napkins, place cards, thank you cards and other supplies. W e invite you to stop in and see our samples. When your wedding date approaches, order your printed supplies at the Many a teen-ag- e party is of spoiled by an one ingredient parents! For a good for your teen youngsters, here are the e elements that will add up to a real ball; Your children, plus their friends; careful advance planning by Mom; good food and an imaginative record refreshment; player and lots of records (including those hollerers you despise) ; and adults with a passion for making themselves scarce. Who's going to make the food, serve it, clean up afterward? The answer is the kids themselves! And theyll love it, for what child doesnt have a natural liking for a picnic! Thats exactly what you can have except an indoor one. Mothers preparations will be easy; the children will see less of her and Dad, which is what they really want; and the monotony of weary winter menus (same old table, same old china, same old dishes) can be broken. Prepare in advance a big plate of sandwiches; provide the makings of an imaginative drink and a snappy dessert, to-d- o tried-an.tru- rock-and-ro- ll -- 58 North V Mam Street Phone 882-005- 0 took the honors awav from regu Ron Bush. George lar scored 14 and Bush added 9 as Seventh won over Sixth Ward. Bud Gueriev of Sixth Ward scored 18 for the game high honors and Wayne Harrison added nine more for the losers. Mike Draper had 11 points and Gerald McFarland scored 9 for the Seventh Warders, also. The second place team in the standings will olav tne Midvale second place team, February 7, in Kearns in a social tournament to pick three division entries. . . Right now. First Ward has the edge to represent the league. Eleventh Ward looks like a shoo-ifor a division berth from Too!e Stake and Fifth and Seventh Wards are in a battle for the North Tooele Sake berth. TVs Weeks Schedule: Wednesday, January 24: 8:00 pm. - Eleventh vs Sixth Dm. Seventh vs First high-scorin- g We have tionery Any wonder why sprinkle a few bowls of nibbles around the premises and let the kids and their friends handle it from there cm in. You and Dad can tuck yourselves in for a few hours before the TV. Since the drink is so important in making a winter indoor party, the makers of Dixie Cups suggest a creamy hot chocolate for the gang. All you do is provide the ingredients and those "helpless babies of yours can do the rest and have a whale of a time doing it Heres the recipe: Combine 44 cup of cocoa; cup of sugar; 44 teaspoon of cinnamon and a dash of salt Put in saucepan. Stir in 44 cup of boiling water. Slowly bring to a boil again and let simmer for two minutes. Stir in 1 quart of milk. Heat well, but do not boil. Place a spoonful of ice cream in bottom of a Dixie hot drink cup, with handles. Pour the hot cocoa over ice cream. This makes five to six servings, but youd better make more than one serving per person, for some guests are sure to want seconds. Nothing could be more fatal or embarrassing to your youngsters than to run short of food and drink. Ar 1 W - LC a jk x4 grandparents like n tfrv "si ! ; Thursday, January 25: pm. - Tenth vs Fifth Fourth bye Team Standings: W L 9:00 Tooele Eleventh Tooele First Tooele Fourth No. Tooele Seventh No. Tooele Fifth Tooele Sixth .... .. No. TOOelo Tenth ... 7 6 0 1 3 . , . . . . . 4 4 6 7 t AJ - - ' to call long distance? Its fast, fun, and easy to dial direct MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE |