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Show yy yij-- yvyT1' Fishing Rules To Keep lu Mind Sal. r the Utah l)i p.u Intent Game 4, ? 'i f.rrRL 00 a m 4 1 4 - 00 a ni until 0 00 p in. All persons 12 years of age and t older must have a proper license to angle and must display that license visibly on an outdoor garment whenever afield. ANGl l'G is defined as fishing with a single line attached to a rod or pole, or trolling board held in the hands or attended and having attached thereto any legal WEIGHT IIMITS of fish caught will be computed on the dressed f.sh with heads and tails intact Angling is permitted with any bait esccpt game fish or partsj thereof and live fish The eggs of; all fish species are permitted for bait. i ' ' M N(w Stockton PTA Lenders New officers in the recently organized Stockton IT are above L to R: Mrs. Ruth Hogan, president; Tvelyn Benson, first sice president; Ruth Shields, second vice president; and Ann Dunyon, secretary-treasurer. cornet, gold service key. RY F.STHFR LOWTRY junior, clarinet, alto clarinet, gold service key. gold merit award, Many nwaids weie presented Band). 'the students at the Annual Tooele LIDDFI L JTRRY junior, High School hand banquet, held tromlmne, gold service baritone, last week. key, gold merit award (musicianfollowing is the list. Band), 2 con'est ship), BILL BrAN freshman, trum- medals. pet, bronze service key, bione I IN'DX LE E sophomore, clarimerit award (musirianship), two net, silver servic key, silver and contest medals. awards (three bronze merit KURT BELL freshman, clari- musicianship tests) contest medal. BOB MAYNARD net, bronze service key. junior, flute service key. gold DIAN BRYAN freshman, drum, gold award (tape- - recorded bronze service key, merit clarinet, bronze merit award (musician-ship)- . musicianship, technical advancement) contest medal. contest medal. BILL McLAWS junior, tromRENEE BRYAN freshman, bone, gold service key, gold merit flute, bronze service key. ALAN COOPER freshman, award (progress musicianship) bronze service key contest medal. clarinet, junior, bronze merit award (musician-ship)- . RONNIE MILLBURN clarinet, alto clarinet, gold sermerit award key, gold DON EVANS freshman, cor- vice (musicianship). bronze service net, key. CAROL NESSLAGE junior, LINDA FAIT freshman, bass clarinet, drum, alto clarinet, gold bronze service key, clarinet, service key, gold merit award, bronze merit award (doubling). Band), fresh (musicianship) JAMES FERGUSON man, cornet, bronze service key. (also doubling). BRUCE PROCTOR freshjunior, JEANNE FERGUSON bass, gold service key, silver and man, flute, bronze service key. LEON GARNER freshman, gold merit awards (musicianship), M Twenty two charter members attended the opening meeting, Thursday, May 26, at the Stockton School, and according to Mrs. Hogan, new charter members may Join the organization, up until June 5. - (All-stat- trumpet, bronze service key. (All-stat- e e Band). MARSHA PERKES Junior, freshADELBF.RT GARNER man, clarinet, bronze service key clarinet, drum, gold service key, JEAN HANSEN freshman, gold merit award (musicianship, bronze service flute, key, bronze doubling) three contest medals. DONNA PENNEY junior, merit award (musicianship). clarinet. clarinet, gold freshBRBARA HOWARD man, clarinet, bronze service key, service key, gold merit award, bronze merit award (musician- (musicianship, doubling), contest medal. ship). JUDY PETERSON sophoMIKE JOHNSON freshman, bass, bronze service key, bronze more, clarinet, silver service key, and contest medal. merit award (musicianship JAY POWELL sophomore, marching excellence). french horn, baritone, silver serVAN JOHNSON freshman, bass, bronze service key, bronze vice key, silver merit award, merit award (musicianship and (musicianship, doubling. Band) two contest medals. weight lifting). KATHY SHIELDS junior, JERRY JUSTET freshman, alto sax, bronze service key, clarinet, baritone saxophone, gold bronze merit awatd (musician- service key, gold merit award Band), band treasurer, ship). medal. contest TERRFLL LANCE sophoGARY SYDDALL junior, more, trumpet, silver service key, at mmm: ts .juh," V r : mmtamarwmam s1 i.- r l . ; W5u f y Angling is permitted with any mechanical lure, except no lure shall have more than four gangs of hooks, and no hne shall have attac bed thereto more than two baited hooks nr two artificial flies Multiple prongs attached to a single shaft is defined as one hook. Given a I , j:l baits or lures. means the angler 'Attended shall be within ten feet of equipment being used at all times. Bag and possession limit for trout is ten fish or seven pounds and one fish, whichever is caught first. Resident children under 12 may take only four fish or three pounds Nonresident children under 12 must fish with a licensed angler and any fish they catch must be counted in the limit of the licensed angler. The Tooele Transcript (All-stal- e of I ish and angling season Saturday, June and continues through Nov 30 ishing hours daily are from Tlir. begins at Hand Awards (All-stat- e ' 1 anglin' ruli'S lo were listed today by r iylf,l,,"'"lF' f t"ir,"li Animal Banquet Sumo of (lit U'lm-mHf- yn" y - svr Nw V - "v;-- All-stat- e 'f i (- if '"V- 1 - ' (All-stat- - v e Friday, June 3, 1900 Miss Ulali Pageanl Sal. June 18 Virginia Howard, Director, Miss Utah Pageant, announces I960 Miss Utah Pageant to be held June IS, Highland High School Auditorium, with registration beginning at 9 o'clock a m , and with ending big television show LOCAL CHURCHES over Station KCPX at 9.30 pm. CONTESTANTS will coveted for peting be comPepsi-Col- a Scholarship awards as follows: "Miss Utah, $500; First attendant, $200; Second attendant, $100, St. Marguerites and other finalists, $200. Catholic This year, for the first time, Miss Utah and chaperone will be Rav. Charles E. Freegard awarded an paid grip Pastor to Hollywood by Station KCPX 415 Utah Avenue where she will receive a screen test with Columbia Pictures. In Sunday Masses 7:00 a m., 10:30 a m., and 6 p.m. addition, she will receive an allexpense trip to Atlantic City, Confessions Saturday 4 to 8. 7 to where she will compete in the 8:30. National Finals. For her Atlantic Novena, Tuesday, 7 p.m. City competition, she will receive a complete wardrobe from ZCMI. First Raptist DEADLINE ENTRANCE has been set for Wednesday, June 15. 597 SOUTH MAIN For further information concern- Pastor, Rev. Varion L. Stogner ing Miss Utah Pageant, contact Miss Utah Headquarters, 504 Walk-e- r Sunday School. 10 a.m. Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Bank Bldg., Phone F.Mpire Training Union. 6 pm. Evening worship, 7 p.m. Midweek prayer service, Wed., at 7 p.m. Fees 1960 Anglin" fish Utahs and game license remain the same as for last year. The fishing license fees are as follows: Resident Fish and Game, 16 years and over, $6 00; Resident Fishing, 12 years and under 16, $1.00; Resident Fishing, 16 years and under 65, $3.50; Resident Fishing, Blind and over 65, $ ,50 12 Nonresident fishing years and under 16, $2 00; Nonresident fishing (full season), 12 years and under 16, $5.00; Non16 years resident fishing fishand over $4 00; ing (full season), 16 years and over, $10 00. Resident children under 12 years of age mav not purchase a license but may fish without license and may take only four fish or three pounds, whichever is caught first. Nonresident children under 12 years of age may not purchase a license, but may fish without license as long as they are accompanied by a licensed angler and any fish caught by such juveniles are counted as a part of the bag limit of the licensed angler. fees for Community Methodist 1960 ), James C. Stephens, Pastor Phone 1007 Church School 9:45 a m. Church Service 11 00 a m. Nursery for small children. Methodist Youth Fellowship, for Senior and Intermediate groups, 6:30 p m. Choir practice. Thursday, 7:30. No more offee hours or pot luck dinners until September. string bass, cymbals, scotch drum, contest medal. June 5 is Communion Sunday. sendee merit award gold gold key, freshJIMMY LEONTLLI Womans Society of Christian 1 man, cornet, bronze service key (musicianship, doubling). CHUMMING is illegal and it is luncheon in the church, Service ALAN SPIERS sophomore, freshLIDDELL TOMMY unlawful to cast, deposit, or cause -silsilver service Thursday, June 9 at 1:00 pm. key, to be cast or deposited in any man, cornet, bronze service key, trombone, , ver award merit (musicianship) A bronze (musician-ship: award merit i waters any device, material or I WEEKEND GUESTS , r"' contest medal. X .& substance for the pm pose of chumISi Weekend guests at the home of ROD STOOKEY sophomore, FRF.D LOWRY freshman, ming or baiting the waters so as Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hammond were french horn, scotch drum, bronze bassoon, cymbals, silver merit to cause or induce fish to gather. their children, Mr. and Mrs. silver service key, service key, bronze merit award award, Calif. Mrs. Cheek is the former There is no size limit on any 2. contest medals, (musicianship) (doubling). Lola Hammond. fish species that may be taken DAVID STOOKEY Seven students In the Stockton Dementary Gary West, fifth grade; Michael West, sesenior, CRAIG LOHN'F.S freshman, Debbie first 100 cond school chalked up Dunyon, grade bass, drum major, gold service grade; percent attendance Anglers using boats should be WEEKEND GUESTS percussion, bronze service key. and Dari Allred, second grade. Steve Marrecords during the 1939-6- 0 school year. Here sure of the rules for the water DEAN MALONEY freshman, numeral, highest merit award, Mr. and Mrs. Val Simpson and BACK ROW: tinez, also had perfect attendance, but was they are pictured (L to R) they intend to fish, since a limittrombone, bronze service key, drum major trophy. Dianna and Billy, of children, the absent for JOLENE TATE picture. ed number are closed to such fishsophomore, George Anderson and Edward Martinez, bronze merit award (musician-shipRoosevelt, spent the weekend at both fifth grade students. I RONT ROW: clarinet, silver service key, coning and most waters may be fishthe home of Mr. and Mrs. George test medal. ed only with boats without motors RAYMOND NASH freshman, Simpson. KENNY TURNBOW sophokev. service bronze cornet, home is He HOUSE GUESTS their here. making cornet, silver service key. more, ORLANDO DON freshman, the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W CHARLES WALDEE sophoGuests over Memorial Day at Eckman, former residents of clarinet, bronze service key. NOTICE OF HEARING fresh- more, bass, silver service key. GLEN PARTRIDGE he home of Mrs. Nellie McKel-ar- , Tooele and a nephew of Mr. and GET IN THE PAULA WHITEHOUSE sophois hereby given that on Notice serbronze drum, man, clarinet, were Mrs. Frma Treadway Mrs. A. W. Wallin. vice key, bronze merit award more, clarinet, silver service key, Monday, June 20, 1960, at 7:00 md sons Danny and LeRov, Salt silver merit award, oclock p.m. in the City Court VISITOR LEAVES SUMMER SWIM (doubling and musicianship). Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Band), contest medal. Room at City Hall, a public hearfreshRICHARD ROUNDS Thelma Mrs. Salt Lake; Eckman, Mrs. Salina Huffaker who has man, ROGER WILLIAMS junior, ing will be held before the City cornet, bronze service key. Phillips, Hollywood, Calif ; Mr. been here at the home of Mr. and french horn, drum, gold service Council on the following proposed . . . with a swim suit from RUSSELL DEE sophomore, ind Mrs. Don Petkes and two key, gold merit award, (doubling), change to the Zoning Ordinance; Gordon's Men's Wear . . . Mrs. John L. Lee for the past 10 trumpet, silver service key. luldren, Roy, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. contest medal. To reconsider changing the folBRUCE SHIELDS freshman, for on Memorial Day, Those Pebble Beach seat-cove- rs iVayne Lckman and children, of days, left LFE WRIGHT junior, trum- lowing described property from bronze service key. cornet, visit will she where Wendover, is Utah. Eckman iunset, Wayne will keep you cool JOHN SHIELDS freshman, pet, gold service key, gold merit Residential R2A to Residential R2: of Mr. and Mrs. PresIf you want a real home with one of the most beautiful land;oing to teach school here, this at the home award (musicianship). All of Residential R2A as shown service bronze and cornet, key. to up to date. all, at the new elementary school ton Nuffer, before returning scaped yards in Tooele, let us show you the beautiful home B72ENT WOOD sophomore, on the Tooele City Zoning Map on STEVE WILCOX freshman, end he and his family plan on her home in Compton, Calif. we have to offer in Pioneer Circle, here in the center of clarinet, tenor sax, bronze ser- baritone, silver service key, sil- file in the Tooele City Recorders some of the most beautiful homes in Tooele. This is practiver merit award (progress office. This area generally survice key, bronze merit award, COOL COOL Summer 2 contest medals. rounds the Cl area, known as the cally a new home, with large thirty foot livingroom, two musicianship), conand (doubling musicianship) large bedrooms, bath and a half, large spacious kitchen with DAR NUGNu 4a ErinoOY , business section of New Town. j test medal. Slacks from plenty of cabinets and range and refrigerator. It also has DAREN .. YOUNG The qustion of classification of junior, JANET YOUNG freshman, a sun room, and a large garage with automatic eye garage, french serthis will district horn, be taken at baritone, gold up flute, bronze service key, bronze and many more important and interesting features that are 4.95 to 9.95 merit award, this meeting and all persons inkey, gold merit award (musicianship) con vice too numerous to mention. All this for the reduced price of (musicianship, doubling), contest terested and present at said meettest medal. $19,000. ing will be given an opportunity MARIE BOSWELL sopho- medal. JUDY ZENTNER junior, to be heard either in favor of or more, clarinet, alto clarinet, silAnother beautiful home, split level, with large covered patio, ver service key, silver merit flute, gold service key, gold merit against said proposed change. award, (musicianship). By order of the City Council of newly carpeted livingroom, one of the most interesting fireaward. Band) MEN'S WEAR Tooele City, Utah, this 23rd day CLEGG places in Tooele. Planters and beautiful rumpus room of MARJORIE sopho19c HERMAN PEDERSEN philipine mahogany, that will give many hours of comfort GOOD IDEA? more, cornet, silver service key. Ph. 975 10 West Vine and leisure. Three large bedrooms, family room and beautiGood Idea for International ReMARILYN CLEGG City Recorder senior, 59c ful platinum birch cabinets. This is one of the most beauti7 serlations: or clarinet, bass clarinet, gold ful homes availabe in Tooele for the price of $26,500. vice numeral, majorette trophy. KARL CHRISTENSEN senior, Another very good buy is a very choice home with two bedpercussion, band president, gold BAKERY A TOOELE WEDDING CAKE .service numeral, highest merit rooms on main floor, large carpeted livingroom, spacious award trophy, (All- - state band), kitchen with plenty of cabinets, disposal, air conditioning Tender Blade Cut that will mean much this coming season, large bedroom and (contest medal, COESENS MARIE ROSE in fine area basement. Garage and many other rumpus (freshman, oboe, cymbals, bronze features, all is offered for the low price of $14,500. service key, bronze merit award, (musicianship) contest medal, Another beautiful home among a number of beautiful homes, WENDELL DROUBAY sophois a two bedroom brick home, with full basement, to provide more, trumpet, silver service key, extra bedroom space if needed. This home has built in bronze merit award, (musician-ship- ) oven and range and is an excellent buy at $15,500. Let us 2 tests) silver merit award, Wilson's' Sliced show it to you. 2 contest medals. JED DYMOCK senior, trumAnother beautiful home that is not new but has all the vice president, gold cornet, pet, attributes of a new home, and is modern in every way. Large service numeral, honor alumni . and beautiful fireplace, large diningroom and livingroom, trophv. exan and This is is kitchen. home beautifully landscaped TED ENGLAND sophomore, cellent buy at the asking price of $16,500. FHA approved. cornet, baritone, silver service key, silver merit award (doubling), Another beautiful home is offered at $15,000 that is close contest medal. to the Harris School, and is covered with new asbestos shakes, Wilson's Bake Rite ROBERT ERICKSON sophoScott Towels Re9 Size 2 rolls 43c has a patio and beautifully landscaped yard that will mean more, clarinet, drum, silver ser011 3 Pure Ve9 69c much this hot summer. Full basement with extra bedroom vice key, silver merit award, Kitchen Charm and two fine bedrooms on main floor, beautiful colored bathtwo and (doubling musicianship), Giant size room, and a large livingroom with beautifully carpeted floors. contest medals. 100 This is an exceptionally good buy. LYNN GILLETTE sophoOPS Brand 5 more, 49c Sure Champ trombone, silver service merit silver Before you buy, if you are in the market for a slightly smallaward, key, 2s its er home that will not cost too much, let us show you a fine 3 (musicianship) 2 contest medals Dog Fresh No l's WILLENA GOWANS three bedroom home we have in the Pioneer subdivision with senior, 12 02 Pk9 2 for 69c chain link fence, landscaped yards, aluminum storm doors Band, gold serguard, merit vice numeral, and many other fine features, besides carpeted livingroom, highest Pineapple-Grapefru- it award tropy (Master Musician), large kitchen and many other features. All this for only two contest medals. $9,000. Drink 46 2- - standby 3 for 8gc Fresh Tender GLENNA HANSEN senior, in ALLSOP'S clarinet, gold service numeral, GROUND BEEF Meadow Gold 2 89c highest merit award trophy, (Masfine ter Musician). 3 contest medals. Ass,d Flavors Vigal g3c CAROL INGRAM Fresh End Cuts junior BEFORE YOU BUY SEE US! gold service key, gold clarinet, Balh size 2 for 27c PORK Birthday 49c merit award (musicianship), 3 contest medals. ELEANOR JOHNSON senior, librarian, gold sersaxophone, merit vice numeral, highest award trophy (musicianship) contest medal. JO ANN JOHNSON sophoclarinet, bass clarinet, silmore, 40 West Vine Phone 583 ver service key, silver merit 1 1 North Main Street OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M. FRIDAY award Tooele, Utah Band). 66 RICHARD LeFEVER junior,, S ), Non-reside- f;'1i I' r 1-- ). la Rerfccl zYtlcndanec Record ). We Have to Offer This Week The Following (All-stat- e FINE HOMES: - BUYS FROM TOOELE BAKERY (All-stat- Chuck Wagon Bread Double Layer Banana Cake - GORDON'S e loaf Co-exi-st co-ex- - - Jl t - Shortening Dutch Cleanser Flour lbs 2-3- 9c Wax Paper Peanuts can serve your every need Ice Cream Wedding and Cakes are our Camay Soap Specialty! s sop iiiom: now oniy lbs housing. 9 2-4- Tooele Bakery (All-stat- e 5c lb pkg Meal All-stat- e po CHOPS lb ig |