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Show Volume Tooele, Utah Sixty-Fiv- e Friday, February 5 1960 Number Twenty Five Seoul Week Is Official Alma Sonne to Speak At North Conference A PROtLAMVTlON W'HF REAS, February 8. IW is the 505 h Anniveisary of the found- ing of the Boy Siouis of America as a program for all boss, and W ill R I AS. the Bov Scout prothe lives of 33, gram has 500.000 hoys and men, and now' has an active enrollment of more! than 5.000,000 of whom over 120 are active in Tooele County, and WIIIRFAS, the ntovenu-nnow, observes its Golden Anniversary and seeks to motivate all its lead ers to further and greater effort rm behalf of youth under the theme of For God and Country" and Ehli r Alma Sonne, one of the assistants to the Coumil of The Twelve, will represent the General Authorities, at the Nurtli Tooele 'Stake Conference to be held on Saturday and Sunday. I ebruary 6 and 7. alb-cte- y f the Aaronic Priesthood, Stake and ward presidencies of the; Relief Society, Sunday School, YWMIA, YMMiA, and Primary; All Stake and Ward Clerks. This leadership meeting will give focus on youth development as part of the special Church- - wide and program youth parenis laumhed by President David O. McKay, and it is desired that all of the above attend this meeting to learn of their particular place in this program. t Elder Glen I, Rudd, duet tor of the Pioneer Regional Storehouse, of which North Iooele Stake is a part, will attend the Conference as representative of the General Church Welfare Committee. All sessions of the Conference will be held in the North Tooele Stake Tabernacle, The Saturday sessions are for ward and stake leaders, while the Sunday sessions are for all mem-'ber- s of the slake, with an invitation extended to the public, to at- the Boy Scouts of America, a great force for training youth in right character and WHEREAS, good MRS. GLENDA BUSHNELL of 165 West Third South. Tooele, accepts a Who's Who" check for $7 50 from last weeks sponsoring merchant Red" Jones, Mrs. Bushnell named Sidney Hullinger (right) as last week's Who's Who" but she found only 17 of the 20 clues. This week Brown's is the sponsoring store and $(2.50 is waiting to be taken home by someone. Scouters District Timetable . 12 - Stansbury District Ban- - ers and Lxploers leaders, Scooters and Institutional APRIL . ers concerned with Scouting in quet. Council Eagle Board of Re- Stansbury Dis-- April $ - Roundtable for Cub- Stansbury District, are urged to view; Feb. 24 and Scout leaders; April 6 clip out the calendar of cvcntsjtrict Committee meeting for and Council Eagle Board of Review; and meetings, listed below, and stitutional representatives staff Commissioners save for future reference. Council members- - at- - large. April 13 23 - Cubbcrs pow calendars showing Council meet- April meeting; MRCH W'ow for all Cub leaders and par ings as well as district, are avail- able from Oran Mueller, District.March 2 - Roundtable for Cubbers'ents; April 27 - Stansbury Scout leaders; March 9 Itrict Committee meeting, from other mem-lanstaff MAY bers of the commissioner staff, or commissioners meeting; from Mac Gardner, Field Scout March 11 - Council Eagle Board; May 4 - Roundtable for Cubbcrs. of Review; March 14 - Council Scouters and Explorer leaders; Executive for Tooele County. coordinated Committee meetings; May 9 - Council coordinated com- . Ffc KUAKY MIA mittce meetings; May 11 - Com- March 16 - Division - Boy Scout Week; Leadership Meeting; March 23 jmissioners staff meeting; May F'eb. Committee Council Eagle Board of Review; District 8 - Scouters convention; Feb Stansbury - Stansbury 10 District Roundtable for Cubbcrs,. meeting; March 24, 28, 31 Scouters and Explorer leaders; jtional training for Cubbcrs, May 25 - Stansbury District Committee meeting; . JUNE June 1 - Roundtable for Cubbcrs - Scout land Scout leaders; June the Show Window of lead-iFeb- -- -- j -- 3 Addi-j.Ma- citizenship, will holds its Fifth National Jamboree at Colorado Springs. Colorado, this July; NOW THEREFORE. I, James A, Bevan, Mayor of the city of Tooele, in the state of Utah, do hereby proclaim the week of Feb 7 to i3 as Boy Scout Week. I do urge our citizens to recognize the patriotic service being performed for our community by volunteer Scout leaders; to express their appreciation to the re- on Halladay. Tooelejhave worked in the mines, educator, has announced his in- - farms, at the smelter, at the tention to file for the office of Tooele Ordnance Depot, and as a State Representative on the De- salesman and insurance agent I am willing and eager to serve mocratic party ticket. This office was vacated, recent- Tooele County, as its Represen ly, by former Rep. John Rowberry jtative in the State Legislature when he accepted Govenor Clydes Sincerely, appointment on the State Finance Commission. Mr. Halladay announced candidacy in the following his open To the voters of Tooele County: I, F. Chileon Halladay, am announcing my intention to file for the office of State Representative on the Democratic Party ticket. Since our present state representative, John W. Rowberry, has been appointed to the Utah State Finance Commission, as a commissioner, I feel that I would like to serve Tooele County and the State of Utah in the Legislature. I know that it will be a difficult job for anyone to follow Jack, as he has done a very commendable job, and is recognized throughout the state for his fine work. I would like the opportunity to carry on in his place, if the voters of Tooele County so decree at the next election. 10 June to August, every troop and post to summer camp or high adventure trek. Such important events as basic training courses, district boards of Review and Courts of Honor WU be added to the above sche dule. Scouters are urged to wach his newspaper for further information, and to attend the monthly Roundtables to keep up with cur rent Scouting events. tion and much travel is required on the part of the missionaries in order to pursue their work, Elder Rose reports. People in the smaller commun-nitie- s of the state are especially Elder Rose is the son of Mr. receptive to the missionaries, he and Mrs. Banaire Rose, who have stated, and many are listening moved from Tooele to Erda, since and receiving the LDS message. their son departed for his mission In spite of the much publicized in January of 1958. cold in the state of Montana, it is Elder Rose first labored in Mis- not nearly as bad as some believe, soula, for six months, and then but he was of the opinion that one! went to Whitefish for five months Montana blizzard is plenty for onethe other. to complete the first half of his w'nter- Elder Rose stated that there is mission. His fields of labor for Twenty months of his mission speculation that a new stake may the past year have been, Kalispell, were spent in the logging and be organized in Montana, with five months, Libby, three and a saw mill areas of Western in Billings, where half months, Harlowton, three and tana where the people are a hardithere are now three ward size a half months, and he concluded working lot, and the concluding branches. his mission at Hardin, all in the four months were in East Central Home coming program for Elder state of Montana. Montana, where people figure they Rose will be held Sunday, Feb. 14 Montana is one of the more are fenced in if they can see from in the Tooele Fourth Ward at 7:30 sparcely settled areas of the na one side of their cattle ranch to p.m. n dent of the Tooele Lions Club,; in LDS Church work, and three years as president of the Tooele County Schools Credit Union. During summer vacations, when not attending summer school, I MARRIAGE LICENSES Julio Mercado, 38, Bingham and Mary Romero, 25, Tooele. Jesus P. Montoya, 22, Durango, of Colorado, Aurora Padilla, 20, Tooele. League Game C. Halladay Against IJuffs Friday Big Surprise in Store for ed they have been making like they're ready to close in - their Team standings . . . performance against Bingham has Bingham raised their stock considerably. If Jordan they can maintain their momen.. .. '.. Murray tum they still have a chance to . . Granger compete in the "sweet sixteen. Tooele Coach Clarke Johnsen has alCyprus made it a point to play one ways Fridays Schedule game at a time and that one The first half of play in Region game just happens to be Jordan Four settled two things; Bingham which 'will be here this Friday and Jordan are the teams to beat Night. and no doubt will be two of the Jordan's only loss this year is a three teams to represent his re- three point affair at the hands of gion in tournament play. That Bingham. They hold victories over third position is still up for grabs every other team including a 12 with Murray and Granger one point win over Tooele. game out in front of Cyprus and And speaking of wins over Tooele, the Beetdiggcrs have a string Tooele. As for as our. Buffs are concern of nine straight over the Buffs. Not By A. T. Roberts -- . I"S vs !j j ra Beet-Digge- rs ferenee, Sunday, February 7. The meeting is under the direc- non 0f u,e North Tooele Stake fr ram people of all ages. Everyone from the three stakes Cornell Green, a member of thejis invited to attend this Sunday session of conference, choir, and a returned missionary, evening will be the guest speaker andhich is also open to the general members of the choir will presentipublic. mia. , v Ellen Oliver, Los Angeles; Willis Smith, Tooele County ComG. of Stockton; Afton Smith Lincoln. Also 25 grand- 28 Mrs. Eliza Mabel Goodridge four sisters and two brothers. Smith, died Wednesday, at 3 p.m. Funeral services will be held at her home in Lincoln, Tooele County, of causes incident to age. Saturday at 1 p.m. in the North Tooele Stake tabernacle, under She was born December 4, 1879, the direction of Bishop Versal at Centerville, Davis County, a Shields. and daughter of James Willis Eliza Francis Duel Goodridge and Friends may call at the Tate was married to George W. Smith, Mortuary, Friday between 7 and on June 6, 1901 in the Salt Lake 9 p.m. and Saturday, prior to funLDS Temple. eral time. Burial will be in the They moved to Tooele County Tooele City cemetery. in 1908 where Mr. Smith assisted in the construction of the Tooele II ( Smelter and have resided here since that time. Mr. Smith died For the Cubs eight years ago. A live window display, at Radio Mrs. Smith was a devoted wife and mother and had dedicated Electric and Hardware, is the her life to the rearing of her 13 aim of Cub Scout Pack 165, during children, nine of whom survive Scout week, February 8 thru 13. The public is invited to watch and Boy Scouting's golden anniver- her. They are: Genevieve McKee listen for the Cubs who will be sary in I960 will be observed Melva Howell, Mildred Wells and heard over Radio Electric inter- wherever American boys live. Old Fire Horse Firemen Honor M. S. Lee Marion S. Lee, celebrated his fortieth year in the Tooele Volunteer Fire Department by staging a stag roast beef dinner, for the more than sixty members of the Department, at the Firemen Hall, Wednesday evening. Forty six firemen were present. As a surprise to Mr. Lee, the Firemen in turn presented him with a forty year plaque, the first forty year award ever given by the Tooele Fire Department. Mr. Lee, although not a charter member was the first member inducted on February 4, 1921), after the charter was closed. Mr. Lee has high praise for the Tooele Fireman and his forty years of association with them. He was active until 1948 and has since been closely associated on the retired list, and attends all of the meetings. Mr. Lee has gone up the entire ladder, in the Department as an officer, having been secretary several times, and chief mechanic, several times, and was chief in 1937- - 1938, having been assistant chief two years prior to this date. He has the record for the highest percent of attendance at meetings and the highest percent of benefit tickets sold, in the history of the Department. since entering the A ranks in 195tiThomas 30 and Dan Gillespie 22. has Tooele ever been on the Ion, Jordan has more powerhouse end of a Jordan- - Tooele score. led by Pavich and Moore - it was Johnsen has pulled some whiz-zer- s Moore who killed the Buffs in in his time - remember his their first meeting as he persongame in 1955 against Cyprus, ally took care of both boards and or his magnificent win over Hur- scored 18 points followed by 10. This pair will receive ricane in the state tourney and just last week the fine effoit special Buff attention. against Bingham? We dont know One game out of third place what this cagy veteran has up his sleeve for Jordan, but wc do know isn't very far and a win over Jordan would do wonders for the its something special. He told us just the other day Buff standing - but in addition, a win over the Beetdiggcrs would Dont miss this one 'cause it will do much to erase the hours of be a dilly. That's good enough frustration they have heaped on for us - well be there. Johnsen will be forced to go Johnson and his teams as they Rural America has 31,426 Scout with his six seniors - Jim Jensen raced to nine wins and no losses. The JV teams collide at 6: 30 and units with 758,225 boys and 65 points, Ronnie Powell 46, Tom adult leaders. Tate 45, Dan Bush 31, Barry the varsities at 8 p.m. -- 17-- 9 Pa-vic- re Program by Tabernacle Choir Group itch and Listen resume Negotiations Friday morning at 9:30 a.m. in the long time Tooele Smelter strike. Announcing the meeting was Chris Weyland, president of Mine Mill and Smeltermcns Local 55, and W. J. McKenna, IS&R Plant Manager. In their last meeting, the Union had presented counterproposals to managements previous proposals and smelter officials had recessed the meetings until they could study the terms. will of 0re': Eliza M. Sinilh t Hcl D,c1"' George Dies; Eunerul missioner,Grantsville, jndRoland Ebcrly, are Saltirday al 1 children,surviving great grandchildren, Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 6, by Bishop Halladay in the South Second Ward, Seventh South and Fifth East, Salt Lake City, with interment in the City Cemetery. Friends may call at Deseret Mortuary, Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday morning before services. Elder LeRoy G. Rose, called from the Tooele Fourth Ward, arrived home Saturday from a two year LDS Mission to the West Central States, with headquarters at Billings, Montana. thers, from the seven wards the Stake. The Sunday evening session Stake Committee for senior tnem- 'Conference will be under the rs K Aaronic Priesthood, 'ruction of the Stake MIA and All Ward committees (including' lice of this meeting is given advisors) for Senior members of, another part of this paper. .Bertha Wilson, all of Salt Lake Nellie. Strike Meeting Resumes Friday Elder Sonne of the Stake Tabernacle. All mem di bers of the Stake Welfare Com- nuttee and all members of Ward, in Committees are to attend this meeting. All Bishops. Welfare Secretaries and all members of ihe Stake Welfare Committee are meet at 5 30 pm. in the Scout room for special instructions A group of tabernacle cerning the alxive meeting. choiriseveral musical numbers. Among A special Leadership meeting members, who have furnished the'them will be "Battle Hymn of the will be held at 8.00 pm. which music for the Sunday evening Republic." present time. She is survived by her husband, four sons, Dean. William and Casper, of Tooele; David of Ogden, and Margaret and daughters Dorothy, of San Francisco, Calif; 24 grandchildren, and the following brothers and sisters, German, Charles, Albert, David, Mary and j I was born in Grantsville, Utah and received my elementary and high school education there. I am now a graduate of the University of Utah. I have lived in Tooele County all of my life, except for one year of teaching in the schools I taught of Duchesne County. school in Ophir in 1921 and 1922, then moved to Tooele in 1923 and have taught here, continuously, since then. I enlisted in the Army in 1918 and am a proud possessor an an the honorable discharge from Army of the United States. Much of my life has been de voted to Civic affairs. I have served as Commander of the George A. Greenlee Post 17 of the Ameri-esLegion, here in Tooele; two terms as president of the Tooele County Teachers Association, 8 years on the Tooele City Council; on the three years Planning Board of Tooele City; as presi- SATURDAY A Welfare Meeting will be held at 6 30 p m. in the Scout room of - Elder Lelloy Rose Arrives From Mission letter: Adelaide Amy Dean Zentner, paed a ay in a Salt Lake fra-:P,t- l. Scouting. Chileon Sal. in Sail lake tend. school organiza- ligious bodies, Tuesday, February 2. veterans tion, tern'al groups, and service clubs, She was born in Derby. England which sponsor our Cub packs. Boy April 23, 189, a daughter of Wil-jtScout troops, and Explorer units, ham and Flannah Dean. The Dean were converts of the LDS and help the City of Tooele to be Churth. While in England and the at adequately represented Scout this several members of the family jamboree great migrated to America in 1910. summer. She married John Casper Zenl-ner- , In testimony whereof I have officiJanuary 6. 1915 in the Salt name hereunto signed my Lake The Zentner family ally and caused the seal of the moved Temple. to Clover, Utah, in 1922jMembcrs of Bishoprics, Stake MelTooele be this of be affixed, City and made their home there, until chiedek Priesthood Committee, 5th day of February 10. M'Tchiedek Priesthood Quo 1958, when they moved to Ophir.jAli JAMES A. BEVAN Utah. Mrs. Zentner has been ajrum Presidencies and Clerks, All Mayor very faithful worker in the LDS, Group leaders, Church. The Zentner have made their home at 354 East Eighth South, Salt Lake City from 1941 until the 3 F. Funeral for Mrs. John miner SUNDAY Two general sessions will be held on Sunday, one at 10 00 a m. and one at 2 00 p m. At one of these sessions the General and Stake officers wilt be presented for a sustaining vote of the Stake membership. Music for the two sessions will be furnished by a combined chorus of Singing Mo- 280,-17- 2nd Team 6:30 P.M. - Varsity 8 P.M. $1.00 Adults - 50c Visiting Students with Cards 0 As a return compliment. GETS FORTIETH YEAR AWARD Fire Chief Max Anderson (right) presents Marion S. Leo with a forty year service plaque, Wednesday evening, following Mr. Lees entertainment of the Fireman, at a stag dinner, in honor of his record service with the Department. |
