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Show The Tooele Transcript Friday, November gaey and reNirnn; Uxnmrn rfuivuig 15, 1957 trbutmg muH nagt-men- of t It VACATION OS' COAST CUO and Mr. II. 3k, Kvtker nia- - opnu a wt-tw,nitg m ('aid. deer they nnirored by way of Nev and Hisnt, writ tft gjesls, vkhi'e (here, of an aunl, Mis Mur-'j.- e I Nurse. os Angrli s, California and also s.siied with another aunl, prompt, are ton- tht-- - t4td ihtt stale' tx-t'- dn herds. 'Mrs V I i Irene Stjrmi. t'amona, they returned home last rulay vu lus Vegas. Niv, DIWI ' :b f K PARTY Mr, and Mis Kenneth Richardson entertained with a d.nner, ho- , noring John Clatk last Thutsdav Guest who enjoyed a evening Area i Ua.nng cmnses in Cub-- (1,'igtit ul evening were Mr. and John Clark, Mr and Mis King. Sioutug and I xplonng will m, h gb Keith In the new In? cornKnitd Pedersen, Mis Oran Mint-s- t head cm Nov. 2b. 22 and 27 fr.cr and Mr. and M'S Martel! acNaoced cmirses Christensen and basic . Ihe-rwi.l also In- a cour-- e fur ' Guide Patrol CITSTS I ROM IDAHO All adult leaders, I xplorers and rs M L. Weste-rn- , jr nm parents of Scouts, are invited to Pmatello, Idahc. brother and tf Mr. and Mr. Calvin Special teams from the Salt take Count,.uk, Sent list Saturday, til will conduct the Cubbing and ,s .)(i here With them. They left I Jvp'oring sect.ons 'here that everting to Visit other If jou are new m th Scouting ,;3io reluming home, .. program th s training is a Mt'Sli if you are to be successful in your! Mr anJ Mr, vt'dham Bennett, Centra! School fourth grade work, lari House. Area Training Visitors at the Transcript offiiP on Wednesa indeTmitte are g,K.SIS Mis ts in charge of the truithe from Iairseii. were their of nts this stud teacher, Chairman, day group y uf ,h(.r djll;hter and sunning program. Jm law, Mr. and Mrs. Varion Duv. ted men who have the intellfc-j(in;Visit North Tooele District Commit- - jj,e Dav motoied down to Delta tual ability and the moral convicnational study where six tec Meeting will be held Friday. JS. weekend and brought Mr. and tion to make these difficult and Tooele Transcript ' had visitors November 13 at 7: : 30 pm. in the tr4, Bennett back with them, str,fn81!' and flexibility tests often unpopular decisions that Mr. Von I.. Tidwell of Fountain Croon, Utah Colonel David Armilage (center) commanding 6 ven to 7 000 children, only on Wednesday after students from City Halt. Reports on registra- mankind's1 of course the term.ne who shared a $30 suggestion award. off. cor of Dugway Prosing Ground with Mr. 27 of the Central School tion, ftnince nnd (pining will Mr. and Mrs. No-- l Cowans and sidv&ncc. These (futilities rwjuirf p(r cent of the Hueopein Billy R. Bunnell of Park City, Utah (left) and one of or ren the nure who are al-studying about printing J requested I lection of C(mmitteeJlh',;4lt.ni Billy and Sherrie. Salt not only a grasp of science but here 579 I1, cent to the office to see how the officers will be one of the mam pump crankshafts. Mr. Von L.u,sed by the Photographic Instrum-lidwe- so of the humanities, Ctiv, were guests of their he said ltwsic . of t ountain Green. Utah entat ion Branch the American thildien (over sev- - local paper is made. of the committee, accord . Mrs. Deseret Gossans, on ,junms He agreed, however, that "more'en times as many as the Euro and Mr. Billy R. Bunru-- I of Park The students saw how the type ,ng to Dale W'm James. District Sunday. Also visiting with their and better science must be taughi,pean) failed the same tests. S.x is set for the paper and had their .Chairman. City, shared a $30 dunk for their . mother and grandmother were in to all students j combined suggestion of a rust and secondaryjoul of ten Americans were physt- - names set in type for them. North District Court of Honor Mrs Grace Ahlers. Salt Luke City orrosion preventive on boilers every American to re evaluate andschools and colleges, not just locally unfit compared to one out The following boys and girls.lji ,u.!d Saturday. Nov. 6 at and her neicc. MS DeeLone Hot- L f ten m Italy Australian, Swissjwith their teacher, Miss Larsen, ji) The Tooele rive suggestion awards were gi Mr I ugene C. (ulvin of Puyson.'bike slock of the attitudes thatjthose students who planned a City Jfall land, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. grown up among our proplejreer in science and engineering. jand Italian children walk places'mude the visit. Lais Angeles, Cj ven recently in an informal cere was awarded $JQ for the suggest-hav1U) will be host troop for Henry Holland, rroop education and ourl More did. ration, more apphea-jo- r ride bicycles and they go in for, Svlvia lindsav o( the niamifjcture of a trail- - 'concerning hforma. the court. mony in the office of Colonel in the world. It look "sput-Jtiosoft pedigogy,J sports while Americans ride in Allan I ickhard and lawn mowers plate vid Armitjge, commanding offi !'r 10 tiansport l A request is being made; minimizes the importance cars, taxies or buses. Kerr Alary cor of Dugwav Provm"" Ground 'Mr. Mane D Cox, who was un- - n.k to awaken us to certain for all bms who have earned aw- - Mr. and Mrs. Clayson Cahoon. II , we 'of been thel have about warned seems to in 'able be to attend the ceremony, Struggle seems to strengthen 'Jnn Warr ( Mr. MeU R. AhlxHtwas awauled received Delta, were guests yesterday urd but h.ne not for ten years but about which weoffing as a cardinal principal of bodies and minds and yet when Leeanna Boswell $10 for his suggestion of a reivairl1''41 J5 f,,r t,u? suggestion of a them in court to tie present and Wednesday of Mr, and Mrs. Caldone very little. education. jwe talk about the struggles" of F.llis Grg ch maintenance of. huge vac tiuni'.sP,,nal rubtwr stamp now being have eb ar the books. in R. Black for the djy. For the past several years, Gen- - It was pioneer struggle which our pioneers and try to help John-jJuh- e Ann higley of the boys' list a is Following era! I let trie Co has been putting made our great country and made ny and Mary appreciate the Fredd.e Wiikerson and troop number whom we urge out pamphlc-t- s that comes through strug-'DianGillette urging schesds and our pcscple strong It was to come anJ accept tin ir awards more time and homework which enabl- gle. we are shocked to learn that Steven Bevan communities to de velop St., Marguerite Troop 5J0 scientists. They have reminded us'ed LMot rarnesworth to produce the only struggle Johnny seems to Aldc-Lott John Stahl, first class; Don that Russian Children are getting the radio and television tube. It understand is the struggle he puts Theresa Sandoval first class; I rank Sweeda mote hours of instruction in their was I.dison's overtime and home-te- up to get whitewall tires on his Dennie Turner ! class. first -E second-lworand us which the electric his foam car. or year elementary Leslie Fenton gave struggle to get Lake View Terry Troop 43t the phonograph and other rubber cushions so his ride FLATS and JOYCE patterns ary system than American child-JighWmn Eddie Dixon, I.owoil Mjlthews. 12 years. ren ov- - tween juke boxes in was It Jmodern conveniences. receive be will more Caldwell Lee SADDLE-WEDG- E styles Key, second class; Aaron John-isoRussian students are introduced ertime and homework which gave comfortable. Marys struggle con- - De Ann James second class; Gordon Hall to biology in grade four, foreign'us the sewing machine and the sists of the means by which she James Steven Young Kuester. Paul in five, America Mom Dad or themduces her physicsjother to get languages gifts graJe gave Mary Jean Robinson Seventh Ward Troop 4il) algebra and geometry in grade'world. The atom was harnessed the tight Jantzen sweaters SHE. Margie lohnes .David Rinnngton, Sherman GamWANTS. six; chemistry in grade seven and by this same diligence. iJoAnn Maher . ble, Jack Me Pine. under-- ' astronomy and calculus in grade-ten- Can we continue to thrive on the Broader appreciation, Margie lxjhnes Third Ward John Troop lfiO Secretary of education Fol- laurels of our past? Gods gifts standings and a w.llingnrss to ap- - Shirley Jorgensen som disclosed that all Russian stu- - are not all reserved for America, ply .effort are challenges SpaJer, tenderfoot; Dirk Stoddard the r K-- Ketker Tilth Ward Dale dents graduating from the tenth but are reserved for those who homes and schools must meet if; Allan H. Oldroyd Troop 105 Harwood, 2nd class; David I grade in 15 had completed fivejapply for them and qualify appli we are to meet if we are to keep Kent J- - Tonioh years of physics, four years of cation. Since luck is the place America strong. John P. Thomas Eighth Ward Troop 438 chemistry, six years of foreign where "preparation" and "oppor Education Week is a time to John L. Strong Wayne Warner and Robert Mills. language, and five years of math tunity meet, we need to rewrite point out the problems and organ- - Robert 0. Addams All troops, posts, leaders and emaiics above the arithmetic le- the popular song Whatever Will ie for solving them. Bobby Andersen vel. parents should be present at every Be Will Be. This catchy melody Miss Evelvn Larsen jCourt of Honor to make this proIn the same year, less than a sells a bad philosophy. gram successful. third of American high .school gra"Whatever Will Be depends on Scout Finance Drive will not duates had taken one single year lofty goals what we do, how we until ail homes are contacted end of physics and about one in fif- plan, and how we apply ourselves. .Some units have completed their teen had taken advanced mathe- Weakness or strength are deter'drive and iave done a wonderful matics and yet we say we are mined by this in both physical job, while other units have not preparing to live in this scientific and mental matters. started. Every institution will yet JIti.ViiVt)i: 1 was Rome fell after "struggle age. group to report on their prog be asked These facts are not brought to replaced with ease and riotous ress by Friday evening, NovemHikersT as an argument for imitatingjving, and because she attempted ber 15. Lets get on the ball. Russia. Most of us would agree to live too long on her laurels of Reinorced toes sizes: Scout Ledders, and finish the with the Secretary of Education! the past. Close-ou- t drive. patterns Folsom who states that "The aim It is quite fitting on this educa Now Tirst half of 30,000 deer killi Explorers and CAP Details are of education must continue to be'tional week to take stock of the l'lrlS wotked out with the the development of broadly educa- - direction in which America is drif 'questionnaire cards will be mailed ,ovv, ir Patrol 10 this week to hunters over the state '1V1 ExPlrer the Utah Dept, of Fish and Game1ir said today. ApCLChCS NEW LIGHT-DUTAnother 13.000 cards will be Theres new pep and power in every eac1 Wednesday mailed at a later, date following Sts 'J'1 Hews Apache model, whether you choose the close of regular license hunt at the National Guard Armory, the 1 hriftmaster 6, famous for econmg on several areas where ex- commencing Wednesday evening, November 27. Further details will Trademaster omy, or the short-strok- e tended seasons are set. , Y8 with a full disHunters receiving a kill card be outlined soon. Step-Y'a- ns are urged to fill it in accurately placement. Throe brand-ne- w Family and return it as soon as possible. make their debut to solve trouThe cards are self - accessed blesome delivery chores. Rolling in Th Christian Scinc Monitor and no postage is required. for 58, too, are pickOn Norway St., Boston 15, Moss. Names of the 30,000 hunters who and versatile ups, panels from left. Model 355 Send your newspaper for the tun will receive the kill cards are drive models. 3204 pickup, 3805 panel Checked. Enclosed find my check or drawn at random from the fish at on all 1 cotf model comenlional Opuonul rxira year $18 O money order. and game license files. 3 months $4.50 6 months $9 Data compiled annually frorn 3 hard-workin- g the returned information listed on the cards forms an important key Nome in setting future hunting seasons as well as in figuring the success Address of the seasons neld this year. Stole "2on The department reminded again TitT FB.lt that by filling in the card accur '- ( i ''' hi. X e ! tra-nin- - rr - Students The Tooele Transcript y de-las- ,c , chilu-jRoor- n 1 ll Suggestions Win D.P.G. Awards I ca-lo- e Da-w- sjx-cia- I home-work- s J over-strengt- h 'Pre-Thanksgivin- n Shoe g" e k t, liilth TtjjLWftfc was Hunters to get Deer Hunt -- Boys' Oxfords "Happy ll-to- Questionnaire -3 00 Good Reading for the Whole Family Y Facts ch Features high-capaci- 11 REASONS FOR YOU TO ty Slep-Vo- DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING Here for 58 in flE! weight classes! 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