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Show The . 19 0 9 ?. I r a n s cr p t i Friday, September Garden Club to Meet, Monday 13, 1957 r e Monday Homo Missionaries Named for MIA U ADIHSim MOMMY, M PI I MBI j Grantsvillo Stake Don't St ' Stake MIA leadership, Monday. Sejx 1C in the Clatk and Second Ward chapel. All MIA Morkers are Home missionary assignment for the Grantsville Stake for Sun day, SeM. 13 have been made as ed to Mrs Ainima ( liaslam and tun Mauhew, t os Angeles, California, of her pi and have gut-sidaughter and l,inu!y, Mr and Mrs Weare A ! s !x-e- i Kids Fishing Areas Nov Open to Adults R IW forget Granisville . Tooele Stake Dairy Farm Cow Leads County with Butterf at for August Mt-t- Carden Club will meet 16 hi Itie CiUf room; i ui the Cuy ll.ill at 8 pm, t Mill show slide Jay Hall-nuof interesting gardens and other: plates ul interest. whith ht look! on Ins resent vacation. Tix-l- tion. cake, Ice cream and favor, t (i.lines placed, ami fuur ear old Siieinu received tiunv ln Iv gilts I hey a No aie 81-l- usit bs ing relatives ill Midvale and J b, pah, and liny will return home this weekend Also guest since Sunday of the A, V Weai es for a few days is Mrs Weare mother. Mis Jessie ricase, Ogden. 1 la' "Sx k. of Tooele Slake dairy according to Finest O, B ggs, herd of Vernon, produced SI lbs., County Agent. of butler fat in August, accmdCounty bullerfal fest average to DHL figures teleaxd this 10 lb. per cow. mg i week. So. rows producing TO lb. fat J " oaws prodae-j t.ed for second place was "r "w of Tooele Stake Farm, ing CO f,9 llw. fat, four; no. cow and "Cherrio, owned by Oral producing 30 50 Ihs. fat, f.ftern; of Vernon with GT lbs no cows producing Iht. fat, .pendh-toof fat for August 34; no. cows producing Irs than Five dairy herds and 157 cows 40 llvs . 93; no. cow dry, ten. on IHI ,,M " '0l,n,V- High Herd for August Dm- - of the most elaborate pyrtv are technical displays ever witnessed I ight Month' Production jjK, ,.fj for August in Skill lakel'itv will lx presented 41 lbs Slake fat '.(.I l!s. fat r - uip Kuls fishing area over the stale te rueseiit ' are o n to anghng by any prop-follow: i , ' ""i , , ,Uk ,C" Snl Hy l,,'r,,d PrfM, unU ,he rnd Ward Cnnferemr ( lark Ward DKIVI R MUTATION , W,Kk govf Ill, John R. Dronhav. Dmangling season, October b (lover three weeks of nh.ailRoss Anderson and Charles Coth year, Sl,mthing new in the form f n t h.. I',. ,;irr others, will, This ruling, effective Septem drivers' education is heme taueht rane. a Dav ensut. Iowa tH.r j, made by the I'tah fishj in Hie Grantsville High School this mre 9 and will and Game Commission when the 1b instructor is Don Fd S'h,l lar',d Sund.iv mpht, Septemlx-15, for Grantsville . Fust 41 ll William I. Hover s,,TU Sand'x-rgthfat M lbs, fat (1 mo, Meanwhile, angling proclamation for 19.57 was students, the sophovisitor at the I'h'i, Itah Slate meeting 37 ' Coon Poland fat :.t lbs, fat lbs, H'- krp,n Manl A is written. Don Wvatt. I. furnished Car "torts Crantsville Second air. M l Secretary Tim homefires burning along With: Reason for the ruling was to; 30 lbs. fat class by the State. Oral Pendleton announced. :?0 Ihs. fat ager petts. lynn Budge Merrill, Max and Maurine. lhe entire infield of the race janH,s give opportunity to the adult ang76 lbs, fat Leon Harshorn, C 730 lbs. fat Ukepomt track in front of the grandstand ,ler to harvest remaining trout in Ivan Worthington D, Searle Cvipt. Ralph FAMILY PARLY these water before the close of Ik? turned into a fairs land w ill St. John Ward Conference Charles Palmer and JJeffrey are season children since the the .Wendover and Ibapah The Johnson family held their Willard Wayne Purfee on Friday, Sept taik in school and seldom fish mg to rejxirts fiont Art Bnese, Sagers, Ray Sagers. Alma Woot n. laiuric Anderson and RitJmonthly party on Saturday, Sept, them season. late in fireworks evpert who will lx in Johnson. r Ihme attend Mary jcbffe Williams on Se. 14. to fact that on It was tused the the Salt like City to rol Sixlberg and Vern Fawson on inS from (irantsvdle wrre Bishop with two of his exshow, togther Mrs, Fsther Halladay celehrat-pt- . M,s- Mr. . ., 15. to Nancy Anderson. CoM"J Si&ns. mi riirrv ..... ,hriM1Bh ed her birthday rm Septemfx-- r 4 leen . . flr rpert Higtey, Jeanne Johnson. No- - anJ Mr,i Kenneth Johnson and., harvest-Bnese. wlio has fired the D Mwith a small gathering of rela-jhe,r- B. Johnson; - William Ralph 16. fo Don FlsVholi on S,'pf((,fROBINS AIR I OIU b. IU New Yoik, Chicago !iasll!t at l,r' I'lavs lives to make the occasion more na W. Anderson, Gloria Bolmder yr- - and BSI.. Johnson,:11 Wallaie r. Searle, son of Mr. and Mrs. A I. a'il California World I airs is no enjoyable. Those present were An- - and Debts Fay Prite on Se(t. I7.;from Tuoole; Mr. and Mrs. D to Salt lake City. Back nie f idier, Lillian Mdlward. Net Senile, 7:7 North Kt West. Ino- And a happy wedding anniver- - 'tayne Peikms anil Mr. and Mis m Bw 70s he came to this city 14 and of a veteran Anderson. Cleo Jefferies. elc, Salt lake City. years sary to Mr. and Mr. Blaine Sut Kcy Siapp, sxctaile "The with the Air lone, has been when the Orr, Mildred Conway. Ann llallu- - ton on Sept. M, to Mr. and Mrs of Pompeii" was last Headof named the commander Days is War GRANDSON AISITS Sterl day. and Sue Don Halladay and Mr. and Mrs Orgdl, Sipiadron Section. :Vi3rd sented nightly in front of the Hulluday. Aria Fidler. Carl and IVar J. Hansen on Sept. 16 and herd production up. Reminder Tor the Month n y S h e'Rh' son of Air Base Wing and Headquarters grandstand. Reimann and Blanche to Mr. and Mr. Lmdsav Mair on Glady A good practice is to feed hay of lot a is quality! There poor Smith and grandson of More than five miles of wires Fawson of Salt Lake City. Squadron. Sept. "i he" show and the hay in the county due to last sum- - at least three time a day. To! low Lorce'w.ir Lhms'A1 UM-Mrs Nell Smith, sjx-n- t part of his m leilel Area, at rain-Con,''d ''Hs of gmxl closely your Dili recommenda- After two year of experimen-!jaM- . summer of the pyiir( his newest innovations vacation visiting (;a roughage. If your hay isn t tions regarding feeding of grin. grandmother in Grantsville. Dan- tatmn the airplane has, this year,! searle recently moved to technical art will blech out feed heavy even if there, Muk regular. y and as rapidly fish come of Utah's in from PB. was of of plantforests Almonte. riads fire.!so age California, ny golden R(,t);ns fn)in Atlanta. (la., where 11 Wl11 fish of wai,e' kwp y0ur a po's,bl' mg program, department Test Maintenance1 ... ,tJS a S;hcuI features of the show will iss2-- e and game officials announcd t. officer with the Atlanta Air pro- - include fire pot tray ill of the Tab the home of her parent, Mr. and RFII RNS IIOMi: day. Mrs. Robert H. Smith of Lake 'curement District for moie than ernacle, the Beehive, the Utah The J. Brent Malins, with their! From July 8 thrmigh August 27. Capitol Dome, a portrait of the of Mrs. F.ddie Anderson were her ,hlg ' two daughters, Linda and Marg-- View. Mr. Smith is the former M2 lakes in the Uintah.' year two sisters, Zina Kelly of f ill- - itouhier and Thousand Fake moun aret. left for their home in Calif. Janet Smith and she met many after a pleasant more, and Geneva Anderson. Salt airi area were stocked with ap- stay at former friends. I.ake City. , . rain-6'i3,200 native, proximately cadet. Upon earning h,s Ibow and brook trout. he IATFRTAINS AT l.UNCHFON JUST ARRIVED! of two trips w,nf wfs,i,f!ntdunit, and Making an average . . r Gold.e Lawrence. C!,o Jefferies was the occupaassigned to FACTORY SHIPMENT OF , 224.240 f'0, "n,,,K t.onal forces in Korea and and Nina Fawson were crvhostes- n.al,vc. Japan. 3 000 rainbow trout to new; and ses to the following member of Vi"u. Returned to the states, Capt '"'i?'". H'Kh. their club: I Ola Williams. Lillian bom a,hI'jkesJ Searle was an instructor in T-Fender-skirt- s lowering-block- s Barrus, Laura Johnson, and Lucy ,irook ,roul 2 numbor,n trainers and helicopters with the Boulder lakes the in in dropped lunch was served. mobefoie Command and: In, Thousand Lake rAir n ,rt car. .Air Training Custom-lailore- d to Manufacturers Specifications ving overseas again to the Alas- jtions STRF.FTS RFPAIRI D of Operations with kan Theater Belts All Mufflers Though fingerling and fry sire.. . the elih Air Rescue Squadron in . , . i. u j . The - for the into Utah use to of some satisthose anglers going tun.ty FromAi.guM 13.55 until April country in future angling sea-- ' x fy.ng commendations on them-.highp served wjth ,he 345.h T selves by seeing that the broken sons. 'carrier Sipiadron (Rotary Wing) the is This What a: sidewalks were repaired. years plane plant sward AFB Tenn pleasure it is to walk along the most extensive yet on record and RaU.d a St;jor c widewa k now without tripping ov- - plans call for expanded operations has an addltionai assipned &arlc broken cement especially at during future years. as chief of the Search and The aerial stocking of high coun duty night. Rescue Branch. Flight Operations will mean waters . Robin try ,Al more fish in the angler's creel at )Jv,ls,,m. h,uewhich WELCOME NEWCOMERS Utility Lights Command a saving of fishing dollars. Old 6V2-volt All plays an important part in pro We would like to welcome new- time planting methods were costly viding worldwide logistics comers. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crist !in both time and money, port for the Air Force. daughters, Sharon, seven; Jenni10 ,be forner v'n?na fer, five and son. Bryan, five mos. . ,)!darrif('d RETURNS TO NOTRE DAME Texas. Capt. Searle old, into our community, and hope Edwin Hoffman, son of Mr. and his w ife and two children they will become one of us liking Mrs. Edwin J. Hoffman is mak-- ! and 64 East Vine, Tooele, Utah -- u..iDehorah K. and Dean Allen re our town and people. ing plans to leave here C. side in nearby Warner Robins Mr. and Mrs. Crist have been by train for South Bend, Indiana,!' u ' in Tod Notre will enroll at Park for he the where living past Lowering Blocks for all Makes and Models coming here from Chambersburg, 'Dame. BIRTHDAY PARTY n All Amhis in is Mr. as Hoffman Ordnance of Pennsylvania Cars up to 1957 Little Miss Sherma Weyland was Commander from thejtnore year and is majoring in a birthday party honored at PRICES FROM guest at Joliet, Illinois. vertising and commercial art. on Monday, Sept. 9 which was held at the home of her parents, to 11.07 Mr. and Mrs. Parley Weyland. Guests were Judy Weyland, Mike. Kevin and Valerie Merritt, Wanda and Randy Conner, Grantsville; Margene and Carolyn Mclnellv, of Grantsville, Maurine Weyland, Peggy Rydalch and Kevin Woods. 43 North Main, Tooele, Utah Phone 690 Colors of pink, green and white were carried out in the decora- 40-4- ; "i - j - - Ma-,in- - 'ar Sr-- r e ' 1 - m-va- j Named Unit Commander Ca-:M- siijx-rvis- oix-rator- j dis-th- Airplane Comes Into Own for Ib-le- I new-come- r out-doo- r s Fish Planting ,',rs - OOOItlEO I ten-da- Prepare now for Winter f I 4 b-- rr'T"u y & . Safety installed installed . 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