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Show tint loader nmon? free nations. Week's Work Buys More in Tooele County ibreukduwn there are, at present, many phcaiions of resource management whiih directly aflect classroom subjects being studied in the pub- e Tooele Transcript ap-- made by the Tax Foun- - ( Special e v first. The chances ore, a stitih m time will hide some bare skin Some stalls make it illegal to sell cheese for food, but not for fish bait, due to Sunday closing A kiss in the nick of time lacks a punch; it has no zest. between businessmen is like between a lion and a lamb. It's high tune we grew square peas so they wont roll olf the knife, In our country, every Uidy can he either a king oi a joker. I opine that people are divided into special groups, criticizing other special groups. Mankind is held together by a glue, called self interest. ever starts failIf u 'pace-shiing, a rope wont help any, I once lived under an iron-daSunday closing law; a month later, the people voted for its repeal, Tooele Kid Con-feitnc- mid-Marc- vs La-iH- ir The bill is supported by 1h Western States Land Comm scion r Sometimes a is ers Assikiation It will be crmsid-jerethe guy who did to you what you by the Senate Interior Comaimed to do to him but he did it mittee. 20, 1959 double-crox-.e- i to the Tooele Transcript) mans woolen suit with the probation NEW YORK, Feb, 9 How manylceedx of about 27 hours of his la Jt jjMS (axes gjt renUjrmg two lic schools of the nation. Among minutes must a person wo.k in'bor. a rvfn, orator with approxi-houn- , aml 2s minutes per day. as these is the study of history which Tooele county to buy a pair ol:nutelv 117 hours, a house dress a)ni,)ared uh fU()u, one hour and shows how the declines of many shoes? Or a dozen eggs,? Or a 39 minutes; housing, one hour and pound of bacon? How long to steak with 20 minutes, a pair of 25 minutes; and clothing, 37 min- civilizations occurred when poor soil and water practices depleted earn the money for his taxes? nylon stockings with 29 minutes, utes. the resource wealth. 18 and dozen with a minutes. The lengths of time for these eggs In Tooele county, where earnin the biological and physiitems aie different, locally, than To have bought the same items ings, last year, were some 8.2 per calStudy fields reveals the descience would have ive bein are other communities requiredjcl,n( a)yve the average of the State yeuis ago they of all living things upon pendence workmore in cause local wage scales are dif- at least ten per cent of Utah as a whole, the local natural resources. Health informaferent than they are elsewhere an ing time. worker enjoys economic advan tion demonstrates the dangers On the average, it takes less On the other hand, some costs tage. be expecteU from pol which may time than it did five years ago. have risen. A doctor's office visit luted waters, and there are many Out of 16 key consumer pioduus is now 12 per cent higher, a hairother examples of how conserva investigated, it was found that ten cut, eight per cent, and admistarn is an integral part of the educost less in terms of hours of la- sion to the movies, four per cent cation of young people today. urn. findone was on and five 'lhe figures are based bor, hanged, During the 1939 observance of e increased. ings of the National Industrial thouswildlife week in This improvement in buying Hoard, the Bureau of ands of community leaders will is the of result the year Statistics and the Tax Foundapower carry out this campaign in Utah rise in wages. Although (ion. thioughout the nation, and Club The Auto heldant Kingsmen r man in prices rose also, they went up The typical will endeavor to help educators week. election last their yearly of moie slowly. Inflation, therefore, lhe United States spends more Jim Hervat was elected presi- bring the concepts of conservation did not wipe out all the gains. his working day earning money Jim Krantz, vice president; to young people. As a result, the average Tooele for his taxes than for any other dent; As in the past, the observance Madson, secretary - treas ; Bryce county worker is now able to buy major necessity, according Week in Utah Boyd White, sergeant of arms; of National Wildlife b be will of" y the Utah sponsored chief police. Larry Shubert, in coopera Larry Shubert was nominated Wildlife Federation, as honorary member for his work tion with the National Wildlife in helping to push the Tooele citizens during the heavy snow storms last week. In the future courtesy cards will be issued to the motorist that have been help-ed- . , Friday, February- by-ye- $4,500-a-yea- ENDS SATURDAY RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS STARTS SUNDAY Tops Everything The club voted in two new members, Cliff Houghtaling and Richard Garrard. The club hopes they will make fine members. Anyone interested in the club in anyway is welcome to attend club meetings any Sunday night at 6 p m. in the Kingsmen garage Violations: One of the members received a ticket for violation of a speed law. He has paid his fine, also his penalty to the club. National Wildlife Week March 15 - 21 The observance o f National Wildlife Week, slated this year for will highthe week of March light the theme of Conservation in the Schools. This theme, built around the addition of Resources to the traditional "3 Rs is intended to stress the need for a better underrestanding of basic natural 15-2- marie McDonald SESSUE HAYAKAWA t, JERRY LEWIS FRANK TASHUN- FRANK TASHUN CKNCST 0 GtUCKSMM source problems. The need for" conservation is an ever - increasing one, wildlife week committee spokesmen reminded, for without widespread knowledge and application of conservation concepts today, future generations may be' deprived of the natural resource wealth, the great expanses of forest, the fertile soil and clear sparkling waters which have helped to make Amer- ica the most powerful and influen- - state may elect to take other unreserved Federal land, the equal value m lieu of cash payment. In case of dispute as to whether the the lands arc of equal value, cderal courts are given the power to determine the value. The lands taken by the states m suh cases could be either mineral or non mineral lands. 1 ASK ANYONE KIRK air-tigl- Bennett To Sponsor Bill For Land Exchange World Over With Seven Friends An unwanted, Under provisions of the bill, if conthe f ederal Government t h e demns state owned land, d Broach Travels An Adventure In Good Eating Senator Wallace F. Bennett (R. Utah) has joined Senator Clinton Anderson as co sponsor of a bill to authorize "public land states, such as Utah, to select certain public lands in exchange for land taken by the United States Government for military and other inex- For Breakfast, Lunch Dinner and Banquets AUTHENTIC MEXICAN pensive lady's brooch pin, that was South Second ADDIE MRS. ?14 WHITE, Ugly displays street, DINNERS Every Friday originally given to a Magna, Utah Duckling" broach pin that has traveled thousands of miles girl as a Christmas present in Night Irom S to 10 P.M and kept a friendship alive for 15 years. 1944, has turned in a valuable ,but D. A Thomas Photo, still unsightly, world traveler, uses It all started when one of the membered the first event of the it; and upon subsequent mailing girls received a Christmas present broochs existence. to another unsuspecting girl from a relative in 44. The present For fifteen years, the brooch has friend, the black ribbon wopld was a displeasing, ugly - duckling traveled many thousands of miles hang over the empty spot in mourtype piece of costume jewelry in that included France, England, Ja- ning, She further stated that the the form of a rose with stem and pan, Chicago, New York, Califor- twinge of nostalgia was always leaves, about three inches long and nia, and some towns in the state present. two inches wide. The pin had a sil of Utah. Mrs White of Tooele, has rever appearance, but the metal con Addte White, 214 South 2nd ceived the brooch six times tit the Mrs. tent is unknown. street, Tooele, is one of the original past 15 years. Always enclosed The original recipient of the seven girls and the possessor of within the package of the brooch brooch brought it to work with her the pm at present, and has just is a list of girls, and the occasions and displayed the pin to the seven received the pm from one of the on which the brooch was sent to close friends who worked with her girls now living in France. The oc- them. The memories, happiness, in the same department store in casion was a Valentine's day gift. and sentimental value which keep Salt Lake City. The young lady The brooch shows up at the most the seven ladies in constant con expressed her dislike for the hid- unusual times and events in the tact with each other over these eous looking pin, and could no lives of the girls involved, says many years is prirekss. The wonMILITARY BALL & JUST IN TIME comprehend anyone, in her right Mrs. White. For example: birth- derment of where the biooch will mind, purchasing such a brooch. days, Christmas, first grandchild, turn up next is a constant concern JUNIOR PROM All of the seven girl friends agreed of all the girls, which also motihomecoming from hospital, a prowith her, and thats when the fun motion at work, a purchase of a vates correspondence regarding and friendship really started. new coat, Memorial day, and any the hilarious event. As Low As The next appearance of the other excuse to mail the On brooch was when one of the seven of one to the pin girls. girls received a package in 1945 on one occasion, the pin was baked in her birthday. She vowed to get a cake and given to Mrs. White $ even, even after she and her on her' birthday. friends had a good laugh, and re One of the girls explained in a Whatever became o f young note that was mailed with the pin America who came home from that she has arranged a beautiful school with a black eye? I have learned that a lot of peodisplay on the fireplace mantle. It Consists of a fed velvet ple are not as stupid as they look with rhinestones' studded What . most of us don't know on the velvet and a black ribbon would fill a big book; perhaps sevwhich, she stated, is for the dirty eral books. Phone 778 7 North Main Street Tooele, Ut. little thing." The brooch would Gone are the days when an anehave a place of dignity and re- mic girl fainted in the arms of a spect in her home, while she had stranger. Specials On FOR Tooele Kid Says 799 ANNS SHOP back-grpun- PRICED TO SELL Swift's Cello-Tub- e TOMATOES pkg. 19c BALOGNA HALIBUT ALL MEAT Center Slices 40c lb. lb. 40c Smoothie Idaho Russett POTATOES the finest way to get Wise birds agree from here to there is on a Union Pacific Domeliner. The fun begins the moment you step aboard. You can stretch out in soft seats . . . stroll around whenever you wish. You can sit up in the dome and watch the scenery unfold, mile after mile. You can relax in the lounge car chat with fellow passengers, sip a drink, play cards, or just listen to soft music. At mealtime, enjoy delicious food graciously served in the spacious diner. Sound like living? It is! Luxury travel yet at regular fares. And additional savings are made possible with Union Pacific's Family Fares. popular Be a wise bird. Stop in and see your Union Pacific ticket agent soon. Hell gladly figure the cost of whatever trip you have in mind. And hell explain the many other advantages of train travel including the Rail Travel Credit Card and Hertz Rent-A-Cservice. Monday-through-Thursd- SAVE YOUR CAR . . . SAVE YOUR NERVES. THE RESTFUL RELAXING, GLAMOROUS TRAVEL WAY I PRISON PACDFBC;W HAMS 10 lb. 39c Pickup 4 4 each 3.20 Full Size Frozen 45c UTAH CHERRY PIES Speed 56 Chev. Suburban - River n GRAPEFRUIT 1295 56 Dodge Pickup Snobov-fndia- Speed lb. Swills Canned FROZEN FOODS 1595 57 Dodge 4Yz Lrg. 1495 4 2-2- 3c 8 oz. Macaroni & Cheese Pies Speed each 15c PAULOS Motor Co. Chrysler - Dodge Plymouth Dodge Truck Phone 134 Tooele, Ut. 67 E I ANDERSONS MARKET BASKET Vine 52 Nortft Main d Phone 88 JMSuaME |