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Show 2. Robin 3 160-Y- 1. Nisonger, Tooele John Bailey, D G, Free Relay, Girls Carma Hanks, Tooele, The Tooele Transcript 1 56.4 10, 1959 Rain Lands Have Great Future Babson Forecasts 4No Mayo, Tooele 3. Jannette Reed, Tooele 4. Carolyn James, Tooele Medley Relay. Jr. Ch. (Women) 6.99 1. Carma Hanks, Tooele 2. Janice Talmadge, Tooele 3. Vuginia Harker, Tooele 4. Marilyn Mayo. Tooele Free Relay, Boys 1. Craig Hansen, Tooele, 53 8 2. Steve Pratt, Tooele 3. Jess Allen, Tooele 4. Mark Bean. Tooele Medldey Relay Jr. Champ (Men) 4.47.8 1. Russell Remington, Tooele 2. Rick Battison, Tooele 3. Paul McLaws, Tooele 4. Mark Imai, Tooele 2. Friday, July 4 Marilyn 100-Y- d. t, We all know that arid lands this is now being done in a ther a farmer nor a chemist. duce the finest crops when they ommeiyial way by meuns of a Write the company from which of light. I remember, l you buy the insecticides you use finally get water. Our most the lettuce and similar table ever, that it was dangerous to re for spraying. They will be from verse the process. It created much manufacturers and come distributors vegetables which California are now grown from heat and sometimes an explosion of these gases. Otherwise, write land which wns absolutely sterih This in rough, is the panes' the company from which you buy a few year ago. The reason is which will take the place of pre your fertilizers. The I i simplest that these lands, which have had sent systems of irrigat.on. but it thing would be to put th:s column no rams during the past century. will be greatly simplified and out and md it to such t A 5 are very rich in vitamins ant! costs cut. This process can or for insecticides minerals, while our normally fer- - be used for all land, however fariu,clurtr :ile lands have had these washed away from water it may he in tiiizers, asking him if my lore- and into this count: y or in any part of the cast is crazy! Free Jr. Champ (Men) away down the river 1. Bill Soderborg, the oceans. When I was in Africa entire world. Tooele, 1:8 8 2. Paul Olseon, Clearfield ast year 1 was told that the SaOxygen pas can now lie secured 3. Michael Colbath, Tooele hara Desert will "blossom like a quite cheaply, but hydrogen gas Free Jr. Ch. (Women) is expensive and truky. V. e may rose" when it has water. 1. Violet Reed, 1.24.4 need a trigger" to combine the IRRIGATION PRESENT Tooele, f 14 Back Boys two. but this w.ll not long be true iH VERY WASTEFUL I am convinced 1. Jess Allen, Tooele that it The only way we are now abl Moreover, 2. Greg Clark, D G. will soon le easy to buy RECORD BREAKERS ALL: Bringing home record in lands to give these "no rain" Shelly butterfly and Jess Allen, Singleton 3. Mark Dean, Tooele Jiluted gas which will new swimming laurels, from the Jr, A. A U. work who set a record in butterfly. Back sufficient water is by irrigation 30.6 with oxygen. This will he shipped Back, Boys to dainty This BIRTHDAY HAPPY outdoor swim meet held in Fairmont Park, 7 left to right: Paul MtLaws, who set a record an means building usually 1. John Thomas, Tooele he to the farmer and will little Shelly Singleton, who in and Rick Battison who won more July, were L to R front: Carma Hanks, who dam, together with directly expensive 2. Michael Gorzitze, D.G. won six firsts; Virginia Barker, who set a be one year old, July 11. She is canals to the area. These canals will make the mixture in his fur firsts" than any boy in the meet. 3. Tim Schomburg, Tooele row. Furthermore, he will want i nm ucsft Mrs the daughter of Mr. and the are, of course, open and 28.1 so loosen to limited as Girls 35 Glenwood Back, Robert explosion 2. Marilyn Mayo. Tooele Shingleton, water is subject to serious eva he 1. Carma Hanks, Tooele his earth before he plants street. As a result, all present Butterfly Boys 111 LOVE poration. seeds. 1. Jess Allen, T. 12.5 New record 2. Judy Miller, D G. 4. LaRae Winn, Tooele forms of irrigation are very waste3. Janice Talmadge, Tooele ItOW THESE GASES 2. Mark Dean, Tooele 1.2.5 ful, even if the water is obtainable Free, Boys 1.6.2 Back, Boys 3. Greg Clark, DG WILL BE APPLIED I irrinew 1. Mark Imai, Tooele believe that very few 1. Mark Imai, Tooele Free (Man) 5.31.6 2. Paul Kroff, Tooele will be built. The no rain" farmer, after systems gation 2. Gary McLawd, Tooele 1. Paul McLaws, Tooele 3. Gary McLawd. Tooele The lands, however, must have plowing and leveling the land, will " 3. Dell Buck, Magna D IVX 2. Bill Soderborg, Tooele COLOR 24.9 but disk or harrow it some equivalent of water, Free, Boya to -preparatory Back Jr. C.H. (Women) 3. Dick Syder, Granite ,.u.ASrope 1. Robert Wall, Dg. this will be "synthetic" water. I planting his seed. The disking 1. Jannette Reed, Tooele, 30 9 2 Breast, Girls 2. John Thomas, Tooele am certain of this after my few machine which he rides More new records were chalked 3. Ray Stalnaker, Tooele 2. Marilyn Mayo, Tooele 1. Janice Talmadge, Tooele And 3. David Tuhriman, D.G. weeks spent in New Mexico and carry two tanks, one up by Tooele swimmers at the 4. Bill Soderborg, Tooele containing 3. Carolyn James, Tooele 2. LaRae Winn, Tooele 29.8 Arizona, from which states I have the Girls one containing and Junior Butterfly, A.A.U. 15.3 outdoor swim hydrogen Breast, Boys 13.4 Free. Girls 3. Paulette Bogdonou DG 1. Carma Hanks, Tooele iust returned. There you can buy oxygen, both under meet held at Fairmont Park in 1. Ronny Diehl, Tooele pressure. 1. Elaine Whear, Tooele Breast Girls 4 1.41.3 2. Jenny Eiden, Boise rain" land for 510 an acre; These gases will be led in very "no Salt Lake City. 2. Craig Hansen, Tooele 2. Tooele Elaine Harrison, 1. Jinny Johns, Boise even small tubes to be but to have it irrigated 3. LaRae Winn, Tooele 3. Steve Pratt, Tooele applied to the 3. Nicky Thomas, Tooele 2. Janette Reed, Tooele 12 if that is possible 11 will cost you ground Paul McLaws set a new record Free Boys Relay, 2 31.4 directly after the disk or Breast, Boys 25.5 Girls Free, Ch of 5.31 in the 410 free style. Vir- 1. Michael 1. Robert W'all. D.G., 1.50.8 (Men) over 5100 per acre, Butterfly Jr. the harrowing machine passes. If Gorzitze, DG 1. Carma Hanks, Tooele 1. Rick Battison, Tooele, 1:7.9 HOW WATER MAY BE 2. Eddie Lyman, D.G ginia Harker, set a 1.30 for all goes well, after or accompany 2. David Ferman, DG 2. Janice Talmadge, Tooele 2. Russell Remington, Tooele MANUFACTURED 3. David Fuhriman, D.G. butterfly, while Jess Allen 3. Dennis Hansen, Tooele ing a small explosion, the hydro3. Boise Susan Zimerman, 3. Dick set a 12.5 in the Snyder, Granite 4. Michael Gorzintzi, D.G. Those of us who have studied gen and oxygen will form water butterfly. 1.18.3 Breast, Boys 1.21.1 Free, Girls 15.6 Rick Battison won more firsts 1. Mel Back Boys Jr. Ch. 1.11.8 Butterfly Girls know that water con- or its equivalent. This will be autochemistry Roberts, Tooele 1. Jinny Johns, Boise 1. Elaine Whear, Tooele than any other boy 1. Rick Battison, Tooele winning in 2. Robert Nisonger, Tooele sists of two elements, hydrogen matically covered with soil after 2. Marilyn Mayo, Tooele 2. Elaine Harrison four events, while Carma Hanks 3. 2. Mark Tooele and oxygen. In the chemical lab- the seed is dropped. This planting Jerry Carleston, Dolphins Free Jr. Ch. (Man) 2.44.8 3. CharlesImai, 3. Nicky Thomas won six firsts, the most firsts for D.G. Williams, to should result in marvelous crops. we were taught how Free Jr. Champ (Men) 26.9 oratory the girls. Breast, Jr. Ch. (Women) 1. Russ Caps, Granite Back Womens 1.22.2 Please do not write me water into these two 1. Max Eiden, Boise for decompose Tooele 2. Rick Battison, 1. Virginia Harker, Tooele, 1.35.8 1. Jerry Hendrickson, D.G. 400-yof hydrogen and oxygen; in further particulars as I am nei- 2. Ray Stalnaker, Tooele gases Freestyle Relay CimmEcoo6 cototkrMiuil 3. Dick 2. Violette Reed, Tooele Snyder, Granite 2. Judy Miller. D.G. Jr. Champ (Women) 5.38.2 3. Charles Williams, DG 11.8 cine Free, faculty. 3. Paulette Bogdonou, Boys D.G. 3. Jannette Reed, Tooele 1. Free Jr. Cahmp (Women) Marilyn Mayo, Tooele 1. In addition to President Olpin, Ronny Diehl, Tooele 4 Free Relay, Boys 2. Janet Reed, Tooele 1. 33 DG Hendrickson, will be: Lamont F. Tor2. Jerry Jess Allen, Tooele speakers 1. Gary McLaws, 1.32.3 Tooele RETURNS TO FLORIDA 3. Violet Reed, Tooele 2. Jannette Reed, Tooele of State and Act3. Greg Clark, D.G. onto, Secretary 2. Mel Putterson-Johansso- n Roberts, Tooele 4. Carolyn James, Tooele Mrs. J. P. (Clara) Robinson ing Governor; Leland B. Flint, 3. Violette Reed, Tooele Free Relay, Girls 2 3. Paul Kroff, Tooele 400-yand daughter, Patricia Jo, Tampa, General Chairman of the Medical Frreestyle Relay 1. Bobbie Walters, Tooele, 1.54.6 4. Mark Imai, Tooele Buttterfly Jr. Champ Jr. Champ (Men) 4.16.3 Florida, who have been visiting Center Campaign; Dr. Philip B 1. Paul McLaws, Tooele (Women) 1.30.5 New Record) Breast, Jr. Ch. (Men) 1.19.5 2. Janice Talmadge, Tooele here with relatives and friends Price, Dean of the College of 2. Mark Imai, Tooele 1. Virginia Harker, Tooele 3. Carma Hanks, Tooele 1. Max Eiden, Boise since June 1st, left Wed, after- Medicine; William J. O'Conner. SUN. SAT. noon, by air, for Jacksonville, Chairman of the U. of U. Board Mr. with Florida. They will visit of Regents. and Mrs. C. J. Robinson, parents The honor of turning the first TAKE THE SZA3 POil IHTHt and J. P. Robinson, will shovelfuls of dirt will go to a plaBATTLE ADVENTURE THAI HITS LIKE R TORPEDO join his family there and they toon of dignitaries, Including: Dr to back him Tampa accompany Olpin, Dr. Price, Mr. Toronto, Mr first O'Connor, Miss Patricia Jo, whose tllroy Nelson, Chair birthday will be Saturday, July man of the State Building Board,' 18, was honored guest at a birth- Glen R. Swenson of the Building day dinner last Sunday, July 5th Board: LaMar Gulbransen, Pres., I! A of the home. at her grandparents ; Dr. Ken- State of! Cake with one candle, and pic- neth B, Castleton, Chairman tures of the occasion, along with hc Medical Division of the Medi-j- , gifts marked the event. Mr. and cal Center Campaign: B. E. BraMrs. George Gowans and daugh- zier of the firm of Ashton, Evans ters, Shirley Ann and Kollcen and Brazier, Project Architects, Annette Huntsman, daughter of and and nd Roydcn G. Derrick, Chair- Mr, and Mrs. Richard A. HuntsKay, Salt Lake City, Mr. Mrs. Charles Gowans and daugh- man of the Building and Grounds man, born June II), at Tucson, ter Willena, helped with the Committee of the Board of Re- Arizona. gents. Construction of the Medical CenSERVES AS PALL BEARERS ter will be a community affair Friends who served as pall Govern- bearers at the Milo E. Porter fun State and Federal ments have allocated 56 million to- eral were Bill Gochis, Bub Full ward construction costs with the mer, Marvin Smith, Don Madsen remaining 54 million coming from Gordon Coon and Cecil Dougherty from a public campaing for funds A model of the Medical Centhe ter will be displayed at Ground - breaking ceremonies ground breaking ceremony, will .be served. tdxui W11MMSH marking the start of construction freshments on the 510 million Univ. of Utah 11 MON.. at Medical Center, will be held RELATIVES VISIT SATURDAY Presi10 a.m. Monday, 13, MADE IT READERS 1WIKTT Million July Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams and dent A. Ray Olphin announced toNOVEL OF AH TIME I IKE children, Sharon, Emma Lou and WHEN YOU RIP THE day. The ceremony will feature lead- Betty Sue, Henderson, Nevada, UPPER CRUST OFF ANY ers from the business, medical, were guests over the July 4th CITY YOU'LL FIND RAW at the home of labor, religious and educational holiday UNDERNEATH. Mr. and Mrs FLESH worlds. The ceremony will be held their nephew, of the Robert Sullivan and son Ricky. at a site immediately north Cancer Research Wing on the They also were guests of mother, Elizabeth east boundary of the University Mrs. Green, and of -- NO ONE DARED campus northeast of Fort Douglas, brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Garth FILM FT TILL NSW I In making the announcement. Green and family, and Mr. and The primary Mrs. George Green and family, Dr. Olpin said, ourpose of the Univ. of Utah all of Grantsvillc, and a sister. Released llmi EJ Wtd Artists College of Medicine is to assure Mrs, Joe DeLaMare, Erda. They an adequate supply of well - train- left Monday to return home. ed physicians to practice in Utah PRIMARY BREAKFAST and to serve the Intermountain Powered Area. It is staffed with a faculty The Seagull class of the Eighth of medical scientists of interna4 Speed Transmission A Terrific Buy tional prestige who are engaged in Ward Primary enjoyed a breakand vital medical research programs. fast on Monday morning, said farewell to one of their numpowered 1 1000 miles However, it has lacked the faciliV-- 8 house ber, Miss Floetta Kunkle, who is ties in which to properly her these scientists, their projects and leaving for Panama, with hot to meet the teaching require- parents to live. Hot cakes, ALEXIS SMITH BRIAN KEITH chocolate and watermellon were Medical Center new The ments. Air Condition Powered A1Y of home of the lawn on the eaten DIANE BREWSTERand will correct this situation give Powered the Intermountain Region a great their leader, Mrs. Bernice Smith. mwwrWMMS BROS. V-- 8 center of medical education and Miss Kunkle was presented with research second to no other plant a lovely gift. Participating were 6 Linds FullV-- 8 in the country. This will be done Misses Kay Kelley, Pamela Scott, Beverly Benmer, One Owner Medical the fact that this despite Linda Smith, V-- 8 Center will be the most economi- son, Doreen Jacobs, Georgia cal Medical plant to be constructJ Geaneen Warner, Becky Shafer, War World $ since in ed nation the V-- 8 1 of and special guest, Mrs. Merna II. It is with a great deal V-- 8 President. pleasure, that I can announce the Kelley, Primary I1T of breaking scheduling ground TBird Engine ' 'x.e i- - pro-.fac- 80-Y- i w t.) bea-lbej- how-unti- 400-Y- I. V 100-Y- 100-Y- 20-Y- tiil iis. . nil. 2, 410-Fre- e AAU is Dominated By Jr Swim Team 20-y- AIIDWAnJ 13-1- 100-Y- 100-Y- d. 140-Y- ' 100-Y- j . will d. i 20-y- 20-Y- 13-1- 100-Y- d. -- 160-Y- tO-y- 2. d. 100-Y- d d 13-1- 100-y- 100-Y- 100-Y- 220-Y- 50-y- d. 100-Y- d. 100-Y- 20-Y- d. 50-y- PLUS 13-1- 160-Y- d. 160-Y- d. 100-y- Tight Pictures 100-Y- d. and YJA'JJJLUi-ihawuuD&- t. rM1 i AFL-CIO- All NEW (hryslers Dodges Plymouths Dodge Trucks Ground Breaking r For U Medical Center July 13th Massacre f; WB Drastically REDUCED ) TUES.. ENDS ED. All Used Cars ITTLE 'Acre '37th' LOOK at These HEADline Values ANNIVERSARY SALE 5u Chrysler 4 Door ... 2895 0 49 Stude Sedan 56 Chev Suburban 6 2495 58 Chev ll'anon . 58 Chev Bel Air 4 Door 2095 56 Chrysler Sedan 1695 -- 8 51 Cadillac 62 Sedan 1295 1295 1395 Powered 51 Studc Champion Sedan 195 139 1195 Paul Newman 58 Plymouth Sedan 57 Buick 4 Door xS 1295 56 Chev 2 Door UP 1295 56 Merc 2 Door IT 1295 55 Chrysler 2 Door 1195 53 Olds Convert 695 51 Stude 215 1- -8 Sedan 49 De Solo Sedan 31 or 1536 - bupke-xx- 1695 57 Dodge Sedan 56 Dodge Sedan 139 ... 67 East Vine & 390 North Main IMtonc Tooele Philadelphians 2295 If Its A Deal You Want Head For.. TWO BIG LOTS IN TOOELE "The Young 1695 BHUE 1095 56 Plymouth Sedan 56 Plymouth Sedan 56 Ford Sedan $ faiMi of activities and thus the start CARD OF THANKS construction of this vital hcaalth We wish to express our deepest1 and welfare project. on thanks to all who have been so The first contract was let June 30 to the G. Maurice Rom- thoughtful of us at the passing of. ney Company of Salt Lake City. our beloved one Milo E. Porter, Rehabilita- Each act of kindness and expres-- l Construction of the tion Wing of the Medical Center sion of sympathy is sincerely ackwill signal the start of building nowledged and appreciated. of the 510 million dollar Center. Mrs. Mac Porter and Patricia, Ft will house the Colleges of MediMrs. Myrl Porter and family cine and Nursing and their reRETURN HOME search and teaching facilities. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Denni-- i President Olpin will conduct the ceremony. Invocation will be of- son of Clover, avc returned to1 fered by Laniont B. Gundcrsen. their home after a visit witlr County Commission and Pres, of children at Tucson, Arizona. They! of were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Valley View Stake, Church Saints. Richard A. Huntsman and be Jesus Christ of Latter-daBenediction will be offered by Dr. came acquainted with their fin.t Elton Newman, President of the granddaughter. They also visited Utah Council of Churches and a at Corona, Calif., with their son,' member of the College of Medi Ortlicllo DcuaLoa. -- y ' 1 SUNDAY - MONDAY SHAKE n THE - TUESDAY HANDS ini DEVIL STAIUNG JAMES CAGNEY e |