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Show 2 Tooele Transcript, Thurs. January 14, 1982 Family Dinner Slated 7X1 a'sDuaijua uumnaxrjjxKf Publication No. (I'SPS Issued each Thursday at Tooele City, I'tah. Second class postage paid at PubTouele, I'tah. Published by the Transcript-Bulletilishing Company, Inc., 58 N. Main St., Tooele City, I'tah. Addresa all correspondence to Boa 300, Tooele, 617-600- I'tah 84074. Suliscription rates: 25 cents per copy; $14.50 per year delivered by carrier in Tooele, Crantsville and Stansbury Park; $15.50 per year by mail, anywhere. PI'BI.ISIIF.D by: Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co.. Inc. JOKl. J.DlNN. Publisher CHARLIE HOBKHTS. Editor Bulletin carriers will delivering introductory cards with the newspaper during the remainder of Jan- Ire uary. These cards contain the respective carriers name 'and telephone number. This will enable our customers to become familiar with who their carriers are and to le able to contact them if there are any prol dents. If the cards are not delivered by January 28 or if there are questions please call mily dinner January 18 from 6 p.m. until 8 p in. The dinner will lie held at the Moose Home, 1100 East Vine. Charge for admission will lie $2.50 per adult and $1.50 for children under 1. The menu is lieef stew and the dinner is for inemliers FOE Activities Slated To Be Delivered - fa- only. Introductory Cards The Transcript- Order of Tooele Moose 2031 will hold a Diabetics Lectures To Be Held Missionary Farewell Warren D. Nelson, son of Franklin D. and Gloria Nelson, former residents of Bauer, will serve a Chile Santiago North LDS Mission. He will speak Sun., Jan. 17, at 3 p.m. at the West Jordan 4th Ward, 2700 West 7500 South. TEAD Wives Club To Meet The January luncheon meeting of the TEAD Wives Club will lie held 8:30. Price for the dinner and dance is $14 per couple or $5 per couple for dance only. at 12:30 at the home of Eunice Moran, 671 N. Brook prior to the lun- St reef in Tooele. A social hour will ln-gi- cheon. 882-005- RITZ-- I Ends Fri. Show 7 & 9:10 all Seminary age stu- dents whether or not they are enrolled in the Semi- - 882-374- 2 son dially invited. ilesspvendlessIovendless brooke shields Social will lie held January 16, 7 p.m. at the North Tooele Stake Center Tickets for the dinner- dance are $1 per person may be purchased from any of the Tooele Se-minary teachers. Non- member students are cor- - 882-023- martin hewitt ditorium, this series will with a panel of guest la-gi- n tions dealing with the day to day management of diabetes. This panel will provide an excellent opport unity to pose those questions to individuals who have an expertise in the area. The series is free and open to any interested individuals in the comimui-it- variety of specialty areas related to dialietes. The panel will consist of representatives from the For more information areas of Endocrinology, Pharmacology, Pediat rics, call Marsha Spackman, Social Work, Nursing and Health Educator, at Family Dietetics. In the past. Practice Group 882-039- Tubing And Children Are A Dangerous Combination Children have a natural affinity for playing in the snow, but one activity is especially dangerous for program. of Light Award Receives Arrow Award. Pictured with him Jeff Hadficld of Pack 346 received his Arrow of Light Ilohmann. Tim Cubmaster are his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe lladfield and Marion L. Walker, M.D., chief of neurosurgery at Primary Children's Medical Center, said parents need the unsupervised child: to lie aware of the extreme danger children face when tubing. they ride the tulies. The large, overinflated With sleds, toboggans, uncontrollinner tulies are able and extremely fast on skis, and snowmobiles, you some measure of conslopes. have icy or trol. Tulies have nothing. That combination spells Youre at the mercy of the vrtc for youngsters. and if theres someseen slope, list of injuries The in the way, all you in-fthing Christmas since just chides a 7-- year- - old and a can do is fall off or hit ' 16: Tooele Valley Cutter Association, 1 p.m. Charriot races. Bit and Spur - January and For children, especialsevere old Track. Every Saturday from now through February 6. Three Divisions: Race with 5. yearly for children under 10, head injuries which Colts, A and B Divisions. For information call 882 1253. the hazards are extreme. quired major surgery; an- Dr. Walker recommends 22; Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Annual Installation and Past Pre-thother 7- - year- - old with - january superd closely and a parents sidents Banquet. St. Marguerites Social Hall, 510 East Vine. Social Hour head lacerations them 7.30 p.m. For information call 6;30 p m t0 7;30 p m Prime Ri, ) sille skull fracture; a vise children to keep olistaaway from potential old with laceratheir tjons a round the eye; and cles before starting old with severe descent, ride with their janua, 23; 6:00 p.m. - Single Parents Family Pot Luck (PWP). For information call an better yet ankle injuries. Deaths have children, or alresulted from tubing acci- -- keep children off tubes together. dents. January 25: Chrysanthemums and Lotus Blossoms - Women and Family Life in Asia, free public lecture series to be held at the Tooele County Courthouse Auditorium, at 7 p.m. Program will feature China and the public is invited. snow-packe- The Tooele Seminary They have just started the half and there is still time to get 21 games in. Anyone interested need only pay for f year and as a team gets one years advantage. Bowling begins at 9 p.m. Anyone interested should call Pam Vonllatten or Barbara Pearone-hal- es individuals attending these sessions have demonstrated that they have many ques- y. Tues., January 19 at 1:30 p.m. at the Golden Corral Steak House on Main One team (three bowlers) is needed for the Thursday Night Ladies City League. The American Diabetes Association, Itah Affiliate, is sponsoring a series of on Dialetes to be held in Tooele. January 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the court house south au- speakers who will share their knowledge from a The FOE 164 will hold its annual Cancer Fund dinner-danc- e January 16. A Mexican dinner is planned, to lie served at 7 p.m. Dancing will start at Women Bowlers Needed . d Community Calendar re-na- at pos-an- 882-069- 0 - r- 882-697- Comments Sought jp Public comments are Act Program is available at assessment of the Nations needed to help update the all Forest Service offices renewable natural reForest Services national for public review. Com- sources every 10 years and plan for resource manage- ments on the goals may be a program of Forest Serment, Jeff Sirmon, Regional sent to the Chief of the vice activities every 5 Forester of the IntermounForest Service until March years. tain Region, announced to- 15. Public comments on alSirmon said the Reday. ternative goals will be used A publication describing sources Planning Act of to develop single national alternative goals for the 1974 requires the Forest goals in 10 resource oppor1985 Resources Planning Service to prepare an timber, tunity areas range, water, wilderness, recreation, minerals and energy, fish and wildlife, rural community support and human resources, international forestry, and resource protection. The goals will guide fu- ture planning at regional and local levels for SWIM STAR swimmer from LouisMary T. Meagher, ville, broke two world records last summer in th e butterfly stroke and was named Phillips Performer of the Year at the acquatic sports convention held at Snowbird, Utah. Meagher is the first recipient. The award will be given annually by United States Swimming and Phillips Petroleum. LOST YOUil CLASSICS? Chicago Symphony To Perform The Chicago Symphony, His past directorships one of the top orchestras in have included the Bavarian America today, will make State Opera, the Frankfurt its Symphony Hall debut City Opera and the Royal under the baton of Sir Georg Opera House at Covent Solti on Wednesday, Jan- Carden. He is the only conductor to win Frances uary 20, at 8 p.m. The concert will be the Grand Prix du Disque 17 second in the 1981-8- 2 Visit- times. His remarkable disco- CLA "No, it has nothing to do with high school! HERES WHAT IT IS! The Senior Class is a very special Package of Services for that Classiest of People, our members age 55 and over HERES WHATS INCLUDED! Free Tooele Federal Credit Union Senior Class Cap. Membership in the National Association for Retired" Credit Union People (NARCUP). First years membership Free Share Draft Account - Free VISA Debit Card - Free Share Draft Protection Card - Free T ravelers Checks - Free Money Orders - Free Discount on Safe Deposit Boxes. Individual Retirement Account (IRA). All types of Certificate Accounts. Savings by Mail. Savings insured to $100,000.00 by NCUA. Wire Transfer of Funds. Discount Theatre Tickets Seminars on any subject. Various T ypes of Loans. Special Membership Card that "OPENS THE DOOR to the many special services provided. Full details ing Orchestra Series presented by the Utah Symphony and Bell System American Orchestras on Tour. Mr. Solti and the Chicago Symphony will open the concert with the Overture to Die Meistersinger by Wagner. They will then perform Variations for m Orchestra by Carter, followed by Debussys Prelude a lapres-mid- i dun faune. Bartoks Concerto for Orchestra will be the final work performed. Now in his thirteenth season as music director of the Chicago Symphony, Sir Georg Solti stands at the pinnacle of a phenomenal conducting career that has brought him international acclaim. conductors as previous year. The library, which contains approximately 25,000 volumes primarily business, technical, and reference had combined book and periodical circulation of 27,922, nearly a 100 increase over 1980. In additions to students and college employees, the I TOOELE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION All accounts insured up to $100,000.00 882-432- 2 fUVt U Chicago Twenty-on- e Symphonys national broadcasts. A generous sponsorship donation from the Marriner S. Eccles Foundat ion helped make possible the Utah appearance of Sir Georg Solti and the Chicago Symphony. A few tickets remain for the January 20 performance of the Chicago Symphony and are available at the Symphony Hall box office. v ANY SCHOO GJUIlIKlflillH 0 FABRIC PATTERNS NOTIONS Arthur Rodzinski, Rafael Kubelik and Fritz Reiner stood at the helm before Mr. Soltis appointment as music director in 1969. Our Winter Clearance Sale Continues bigger than ever, all our previously advertised prices are still in effect. . . Chicago Symphony recordings have won Grammy Awards in the last two decades. Like the Utah the Symphony, Chicago orchestra made its fifth international tour in Plus. Fri , Sat., it Mon. Only PATTERNS Simplicity McCalls J Price library (situated in the Calvin L. Rampton Technology Building) also serves alumni, members of the Utah State Board of Re- gents, other colleges and universities in the state, and city and county residents having Salt Lake public library cards. The Utah Tech library is open from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday, through Thursday, and until 8:30 a.m. Friday during the colleges regular fall, winter and spring quarters. are available by contacting your nearest Tooele Federal Credit Union office! millions tune in to the Utah Techs Library Usage Soars Librarian Alex Stecker of Utah Technical College at Salt Lake recently revealed the librarys 1981 gate count, reflecting a 23.34 increase in usage over the y graphy with the Chicago Symphony numbers over 50 recordings. In 1972 he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth for his contribution to the musical arts. In the 90 years since its first concerts in October 1891, the Chicago Symphony has taken its place among the worlds great orchestras. Such eminent 1981. In addition to loyal Chicago and tour audiences, CLEANER In 1901, H. C. Booth applied the theories of vacuum technology to the practicality of household cleaning when he made and patented tbe first successful vacuum cleaner. 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