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Show ' The Tooele Transcript Frfday, June 22, 1962 -- Matilda Erickson Is Laid To Rest New Series Of Swim Classes Begin July 2nd 2nd. Beginners classes will be taught 9. 10 and 11 a m. and 5 p.m. ADVANCED beginners will be taught at 9 a m. and 5 p.m. Intermediate and swimmers will i taught at 10 a m. Jun'or lifesaving will be taught at supervisor, stated, a m. Plain and fancy diving will be tang it a; 12 neon. SPECIAL CLASSES three to ive of agj, will be taught by special arrangement. Synchronised swimming will be taught at 9, 10 and 11 a.m. All classes are $3.50 Tor ten lessons, and only a limited num-will be taught in each class, so Leigh Pratt, swimminv nonl 1) HEIGHT PROBLEM Smart women learn how to loik up to men shorter than they are. Woman Golfers Exchange Match APPOINTED MISSION COUNSELOR ' clubs annual exchange match Wednesday afternoon on the Tooele course. On the golf cart with Tooele pro are Norma Pitt, pres-deof the Tooele Club and Dottle Hilton, of the Dugway Club. Gathered around the cart are: Elaine Wassom, Barbara Harker, Elva Caldwell, Mary Ryan, Connie Outzen, Alice Llndberg, Doris Lee, VI Parker, Ola of the Dugdale and Margaret Johnston, nt - - Stephen Covey, the new president of the LDS Irish Mission. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bateman were President Covey will arrive in pleasantly surprised Wednesday Ireland this Thursday. evening when they received a Elder Bateman said his duties call from their son, telephone consist of traveling around would Elder Ronald J. Bateman, who is the Mission, visiting the various mission Church LDS serving on an Church. He has of in the branches three months remaining Ireland. Stationed his on in Belfast, Elder Bate mission. CASH LOANS UP TO $2,500 on SIGNATURE FURNITURE . . AUTO mborraulng InvertlgatloM. Quick, friendly enrvlcn. Ye apply by phonal may N im Tooele club. Representing the Dugway club are Mary Armitage, Tenny Tennison, Nyra Harrington, Pat Bovington, Millie Marfing, Irene Tackett, Shirley Hammons Delons Montenati, Lauretta Ott, Ila Hanson, Jackie Kendall, Nellie Brooks and Michailann Teng-le- r. Fourteen members of the Dugway Womans Golfing Club and 11 members of the Tooele Womans Golfing Club participated In their - A.t-zon- rs ,, man reported that he has been appointed as. counselor to Elder ELDER BATEMAN Mr. and Mrs. Preston Christen1 sen attended funeral services for Mrs. Christensens brother, Elmer Funeral service for Mrs. Matilda Bartholomew on Monday at the L. Erickson were held Tuesday at Fayette Ward. Mr. Bartholomew 2 pm. in the Tate Mortuary with who was 60 years of age, died Guy Shepard of the Tooele Fifth most unexpectedly, of a heart Ward conducting. attack. INVOCATION WAS given by Daniel P. McPhie and the open- FRIENDS VISIT ing musical number was a song Miss's Leah and Adele Dailey, Beyond the Sunset by Margaret Shields. Geraldine Droubay played have been enjoying the company of their friends from Fillmore, piano accompaniment. Linda Lee and Meryhne Nielson were Gillette and Speakers Fay President Sherman A. Lindholm. for the past two weeks. A trio composed of Hilda Clark, Esther Walker and Elna Williams sang In The Garden with Mrs. fornia; Mrs. Ivy Tate, Mesa, Mr. Michael Myeron, San Dorothy Turner as accompanist. THE BENEDICTION was by Francisco, Calif.; Mr. and M.s. Leo E. Bcvan and the grave at Ernest Black, Roy Goodman, Mrs. the city cemetery was dedicated Dell Larson, Mrs. Lorraine Thorup Ernest Black, Roy Goodman, Mrs. y Bcvan Anderson. Pallbearers were Wayne and Dell Larson, Mrs. Lorraine Thorup Dcloy Hansen, Gordon and Ronald Hogan and Mr. and Mrs. Wiley L. Erickson, Sam Carty and Walter Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. opfcr. Smith, all of Salt Lake; Mr. and Out ot town relatives attending Mrs. M. L. Keller, Farmington, the funeral of Mrs. Matilda L. Mrs. Florrie Mallet, Layton, and Erickson, were the following: Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Carty and Deloy W. Hanson, Glendora, Cali- - family, of Kearns. The next series of swimming lasses at the Tooele pool are scheduled to start Monday, July at ATTENDS FUNERAL whole Low Gross, Low Net and Low Putts for Tooele, were scored by Alice Llndberg, Ola Dugdale and Norma Pitt. Winners tn the same categories from Dugway were Dottie Hilton, Lauretta Ott and Nyra Harrington. pound 33c Cut Up The Famous H0RMEL With natural Juices MAPI Slansbury Scouling News ham 3 lb. can $2.79 A R pound 49c BREAKFAST LINKS & By Oren G. Mueller The annual boy scout camporee this year, will be a memorable event in the minds of those who participated in the Camping Section held at Davenport Canyon on April 27 and 23. WHILE AT this overnight camp it snowed and rained till tne Tooele County Sheriffs Jeep Posse had to be called on to help get the cars and trucks out of the canyon. In addition, a wrecker was called out from Tooele Ordnance Depot to help free a bus that became stuck, due to the mud and rain. The Skill Section was held at the Tooele W'gwam on May 26 to determine the most skilled patrol m the District. A good time was had by those who participated in the skills. EXACTLY 231 BOYS took part in the camporee this year, 35 pa- - TOOELE'S EXCLUSIVE Upland Terrace curing the Subdivision RIGHT $14,500 & Up SPLIT ENTRYS FULL BASEMENT FHA Loans UNITED HOMES. Call Howard K. Inc. WHICH IS BEST Another problem all pals must is whether thev would decide rather have a gay, generous husband, and lots of unpaid bills, or a cautious, thrifty husband, with i lifetime of security. Haines 4 Tooele 195 North Main 882-139- Friday Saturday ilHJUB Box Office AND WRONG WAY PECULIAR ANIMAL One of the world's most peculiar animals is the echidna of Australia, which looks like it was put together with leftovers. It has the bristling spines of the porcupines, the long, darting tongue of the anteater, the beak of the duck, the abdominal pouch of the kangaroo, and feeds its young on milk, like a goat. SPLIT LEVEL & camping season. 1962 People sometimes get the blues when they fail to look at things in the right light. 400 South 6th St. (East) VA .rols in camping and eight patrols troops were represented out of 27 registered in he Slansbury District and approximately 24 adults helped make these events a success. Yellow participation ribbons were awarded to each patrol who finished and special awards in amping were made to the Scarlet Eagle Patrol of Troop 460, who achieved first place, with Second place going to the Wolf Patrol of Troop 166 and third to the Eagle Patrol also of Troop 166 for camping proficiency. IN THE SKILLS Section, the Flaming Arrow Patrol of Troop 131 Tooele First W5rd won first place with second place going to the Flaming Arrow Patrol of Troop 156 and third place to the Hawk Patrol of Troop 163. Hawk Patrol of Troop 163. Outstanding Patrol for the entire camporee was the Flaming Arrow Patrol from the Tooele First LDS Ward and they will receive a $24 award to be used to pay part of the registration fee and a Council sponsored Camp in the skills. Ninteeen J Matinee Sat 1 PM MACK HELMUT SCHMID BUDDY At Also POTATOES Arrived At BAER Mots Atran ARMORED1COMMAND Starts Sunday A COLUMBIA PICTURES RELEASE Soon - Walt Disneys "BIG RED' Show At Ends Motor-V- u The Dusk Fri. I THiSiCRETJ . ICONTiKKkT , , wnStUT HIM MU. tUU. WTK UYIM METROCOIOR SAT, - SUN. - tfcariCRSTO Not Recommended For Children CUUOELLE THIS IfJGUSHU REBEL MANE McBAIN ' ARTHUR FORM. CONSTANCE 4 MQL Don't Miss This One FANNY 1. TEEM-AC- SHOCKER! RITA MORENO MARK DAMON 6ERAID MOHR . 5 lbs. 29c 6 for 25c MEDICAL Tooele, son, June 20. Lewis G. Pendleton, Tooele Juanita Medrano, Grantsville Ed Till Tooele Albert M. Elvin, Dugway M.ujorie Bullock, Tooele Evelyn Butler, Grantsville William Mallory, SURGERY Erna Johnson, Grantsville Mary Cecil Barrus, Tooele . Special Signs Ease Traffic At Worlds Fair Motorists are going into orbit over the signs that guide them to und around the World's Fair in Seattle. Topped with Orange Chiffon Tangy orange icing CAKE TOMATO JUICE 4 APPLE JUICE 3 for $1.00 RoyallY- -u Mandarin ORANGES cans DOG FOOD Vet's CAKE MIXES Early American, Duncan Hines 4c Off All Flavors Regular or Liver ow Candy FRUIT COCKTAIL P-N- 16 16 uts 5 Sugar COOKIES for 95c cans $1.03 3 pkgs $1.00 ounce package TV DINNERS ounce package 19c PEAR HALVES $1 12 P PEACHES Cling, coordinated traffic control program that is making motoring a Mo. IVi cons 4 for $1 pleasure instead of a chore in the Washington metropolis. Augment- TOILET TISSUE ing the signs is a traffic control Northern Assorted colors in a headquarters manned by traffic and eng'neers police personnel Plastic Bag g roils g9c that vehicles keeps flowing : smoothly around the exposition PAPER NAPKINS grounds. Silk Brand - asst'd, pkg 60 9c Special blue and white signs limits the visitors at greet city SCOTTIES of all major routes. King-siz- e, like the Space Needle that domi- Assorted colors box of 400 nates the exposition, these three- -I section signs have a cutout of the COTTAGE CHEESE globe, the word "Fair" beneath it and an arrow pointing to the Cloverieaf QJg .fairgrounds. OTHER SIGNS installed on prin- CUT ASPARAGUS inciple routes entering the city Green Giant I0Vz oz cans 4-dicate where parking areas are available. There are also hundreds of di- GREEN PEAS rectional arrows, covered with a Green Giant No. 303 cans 5 - $1 reflective material that glows in for at automobile headlights night CREAM CORN after-da- rk ease of finding the the ex- Green Giant No. 303 cans 6 - $1 fairgrounds or position on special routes. Route markers have been put up MIXED NUTS Circus Brand at key points on U.S. Highways 13 ounce King Size 79c 10 and 99 to guide through traffic away from the fair site and make it easier for motorists to get into Campbells RED KETTLE and out of town. LARGE SIGNS mounted on NOODLE SOUP routes Box of 2 cans indicate poles special utility 2Sc traffic from that divert intra-ci- ty All Red Kettle Verities stock in of the fairgrounds. Hundreds special parking signs have been erected near the fair site to control NABISCO SNACKS traffic on principal thoroughfares Tour Choice 2 for 75c end side streets. Motorists wont have to dine in the Space Needle's revolving restaurant to get a good view of the city and the exposition. The signs installed by the citys traffic division arc helping drivers get on the ground. a good "look-se- e 49c ounce cans 4 Detergent 32 ounce ggc 6c Off Bath Size 3 for 55c DIAL SOAP Pink Regular Size . .. 2 CONFIDETS ggc PALMOLIVE SOAP Pink & Green, reg. size 3 for 32c PALMOLIVE SOAP Balh size 2 bars 31c NALLEYS MUSTARD Reg. or Horseradish 20 V2 oz 2-4- CLOROX BLEACH g5c RONI 35c 24 oz SCHICK BLADES Double Edge Pkg 10 Pkg of 15. Reg 79c Reg. 39c 29c f0r 59c DECORATED BEACH TOWELS 30 x 60, Regular $2.29 9 for cans 10 STRAWBERRY, COCONUT MORTONS CHOCOLATE. LEMON. BANANA. CARAMEL. WHIPPING CREAM $1 SI OQ' MB pint 65c GflLL0N B0TTlE MILK 39c half gallon 79c ICE CREAM FREE $1.49 21 FULL SIZE MOHAWK - ENGLISH RACER BICYCLE Get Details and Entry Blanks From Allen's Foodtown FREE To 9c Gallon - pkg DAIRY GOLD PRODUCTS TO BE GIVEN AWAY American Reauty 10 02 bars 49c Rox of 12 ELBO OI)Fnn CO VlIkHItl IPIFC 2 DIAL SOAP ' 27C ,a itie! 2 for 99c AU LEMON DRINKS for 85c CHIFFON LIQUID . (0Ze LEMONADE, LEMON LIME, LIMEADE, LEMON JUICE, GRAPE - LEMONADE, PINK LEMONADE MINUTE MAID BUTTERSCOTCH, MEXICORN for s,,a"so,-- FROZEN PEAS Ped,e,-n- 23c 18 Big Top Old Fashioned for $1.00 PEANUT BUTTER I Theyre not finding any markers F & P No. 303 cans .... 5 that read Stop, Rocket in Orbit or Slow, Missile Crossing. i But they're seeing signs that are as modem as the fairs exhibits No. 2Vz cans 3 are futuristic. i & SPECIAL SIGNS and new street-nam- e markers are the heart of a Yellow Halves or Sliced F 14 Campfire MARSHMALLOWS M-Mall- for $1.00 49c - Balloons and Bubble Gum be given to all children by the Clowns in the store Double Decker Dairy Gold Ice Cream Cones -- 5c FRIDAY SATURDAY 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM . Delicious HOT DOGS -- 5c WONDER BUNS & A & R FRANKS FRIDAY 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM LEAVES The leaves DREEBJ KENNEDY WU HUTCHINS Mtt n Ci L ID IV r, ing RPERiMEtiT New White Shafters LEMONS Harry and Luann Smith, Tooele, son, June 20. Arloss and Mary Sterling Doh-neTooele, son, June 20. Stuart and Rita Hurst Paulick, $l GLENN FORD LEE REMICK Salmon Centered Vine Ripe Tooele Valley Hospital 489c FISCHER KA1 Just 3-2- Open 7:30 'M0LL1E Jumbo CANTALOUPE V WM MOL HCttM Mon. - Tue. Wed LESLIE H0RST CARON BUCHOLZ r of most trees are of their prettiest in the old-a"- C lives, just before they drop into everlasting oblivion. HAPPY TONES We have noticed that most happy women keep the corners of their mouth up, and the tones ol their voice down. Open Jlllon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. ALL DAY SUNDAY D Fri. and Sat 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.-CLOSE- |