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Show TOfBKH j If u tj 9 !W -- '' , Y f .. Y 1 VIEWS Lung Fungi , 'i Y f I,? K( V 1- - r- r - i Health v ft fcA.jaU JiwV4 j announced a; ,' ,t coccuho-domycosi- Four Reasons W I hy Tour major reasons why the Grantsville tackle can open up a hole as big as a football team has racked up nine straight block buster and he can drive an enemy wins in racing to the Region Six champion ball carrier to the turf with the same final ship and a spot in the state semi finals. authority as an election result. Guard RonThese four rugged individuals represent nie Hale does everything a guard is supposed to and does it well - its mighty tough part of the reasons the Cowboys have held their opponents to a measly 8J points per getting past this stubborn, talented gridder who thrives on the rough stuff and operates game, while at the same time clearing the on the theory that when it gets too touch for way for their own team as the Pokes have the rest of them, its just right for him. averaged 21.3 points a game. Denny Painter John Millward, plays center on offense and junior, end, one of the finest football players in the state. Palmer not only has all line backer on defense and hes a genius at the attributes required of an. both. If you want to watch a master craftsk reactions sure hands, tough tackier, great man at work, watch old number 52 - thats about the very blocker and pass catcher Millward the Magnificent but he can also play quarterback. AI Matthews, at best there is. their necks and lovely Haw'anans The Paul Wrathalls sang the wedding song in their Home from Hawaii honor. Bouquets of exotic flowers were presented to them. With strains of aloha still ringWord of the celebration proceed ing in their ears, Paul and Carrie ed the party to other islands and Wrathall arrived back in Grantsreceived the same treatment they ville after a glorious three weeks where they went. Th wedvacation snent in the beautiful every was played, and they ding song Hawaiian Islands. were presented with a wedding This trip was filled with many rake and asked to stand up and A. interesting experiences The out- take a bow. one celethat being standing they Experiences such as these can w brated their golden wdding anlast a life time, and can furnish niversary while there. They had many notalgic memories the privilege of going to the LDS They aiso had the opportunity Temple there, during the day, on of visiting with Don and Jeannine their anniversary. Johnson. In the evening they were royalJv ly entertained at the Royal Hawai- - Th" average bottle cork will con- ian Hotel, where they were en- - tain about 750 million separate air throned, leis were pluced around pockets. Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bell announce the marriage of their daughter Carolyn Kyle to Frederick Douglas Baer. The Ceremony took place in Laguna, California, October 22, I960. Mr. and Mrs. Baer both graduated from the Brigham Young University. The new Mrs. Baer taught Junior High School at the Brookhurst School In 1959 and 1960. Mr. Baer Is super-ciso- r at the Anahicm Branch of Security first National Bank. The young couple are making their home in Anahiem, California. end-quic- Coccidioidomycosis 0 100,-00- 0 e, BELATED HONEYMOON Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Higley left by car on Wednesday on a ten day honeymoon trip to California. A trip they weren't able to take before now. They plan to visit relatives in San Diego, returning home. ! Mrs. Hilda EARLY THANKSGIVING for both of these d seases, similar to the tuberculin test for tuberculosis, there is little known about immunity to the diseases and how to reinforce im- been developed Erickson be-fo- illt? main-lame- g THE TRICK is for passengers to wmk with the driver, not against him. By assuming some of the responsibilities of the driver, a passenger cm be on asset for safety. This does not imply that a passenger should tell a driver how to drive. It does imply that he assumes some of the duties of being alert to road conditions. I OR EX AM PIE. passengers can help keep an eye out for dangerous driving s.tuations out of the driver's line of visum. They can keep a watch to the rear for cars which will overtake and pass the car they are riding in. They can watch for dangers from the side when approaching intersec- 101 Friday munity artificially. The investigators have' succeeded in inducing a certain amount Hilda Erickson, Tooele Countys of immunity in mice. They are oldest lady, was among the early now seeking to determine the the imones to cast her vote. She tells mechanism by which us she has never missed gomg munity is induced The answer to this question is to th polls and getting her vote n and though she hasn't been of importance in understanding feeling well since August when how resistance can be invoked in she fell and struck her head, this! humans, Mr. Zenger stated, year was no exception. d STARTING Monday, November 14th e throughout the desert of the United States, southwestern Utah. It by the dust. Approximately 10,000,-00are believed to be infected with the disease, with about new infections occuring each year, Mr. Zenger said. ALTHOUGH skin tests have t and Sp, mg Utah s from rainbow fish trout brood stocks raised and at these two facilities. An average 5 million eggs are taken from these sources each year and are then piocessed at these and other hatcheries for planting m the seasons ahead. This source is in addition to some 22 million game fish eggs of various k.nds which are purchased on bid from commercial hatchery sources both within and outside the state, as well as the take of eggs from "wild" spawning stocks in the state's waters. The spawning operations at the Kamas and Sprincville plan's will continue through December. v Salt Lake City. DRS. HILL and Marcus are trying to lean how resistance develops, and how it can be enhancs ed, in histoplasmosis and Both diseases affect the lungs and are caused by tmv plants, or fungi, according to Mr. tions When driving in unfamiliar areas Zenger Histoplasmosis is highly pre- passengers can help the driver by valent in the Mississippi Valley being aleit for direction signs and region. It causes lesions in the route markings. They can read on lungs that are sometimes mis- road maps and act as taken for tuberculosis, Mr. Zentrips, leaving the driver free to concentrate on his ger explained. IF b Association grant from the research program of the National Tuberculosis Association to G'lbcrt A Hill. Ih D , and Stanley Marcus, Ih D , of the Latier-DaSaints Hospital. w - in a properly-traied passenger can function as part team to make of a driving safer and more pleasant for all in the car. smooth-workin- How to confer resistance to diseases resembling tuberculosis is being investigated by two scientists in Utah with the aid of Christmas Seal funds. John H. 7en",er. Provo, presi-- j dent of the Utah Tuberculosa and; s 1 Egg is a n .m t 11, 19C0 Fgg Taking Granl Delves Drivers Seal llaitlitT) Operation I ndervay ik'n'i n;vraPonx arc under seat driver Thu general kamas nuisance considered anV81 Inlo New hatthenes automobile, but ly 6 W " Friday, November . back yU )j NEWS J Tho Tooe!o Transcript SBT" driving. 'I he essence of being an aid to a driver is to pass on information in calm, measured tones which give him infoimation, but do not d.straot him. The passenLook who suddenly shouts, does nothing but startle and unnerve a driver. THE GOOD driving keeps alert enough to anticipate dangerous driving situations and passes the information to the driver calmly and in plenty of time to allow him to avoid them If you help a driver by making things easier for him, you'll soon find he welcomes the kind of back-sea- t driver you are. ger out!, co-pil- early Thanksgiving dinner A CARD OF THANKS was given on Sunday, November The family of Robert S. Riming-o6. by Mrs. Nell Smith, for the are very grateful to all who members. Mr. following family assisted in any way and gave them Smith and and Mrs. aid and sympathy at the time of grand son, Mark Hatch, Salt his death and funeral service, and . . . will Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Bert ror the beautiful floral offerings Smith and son, Ricky, Bountiful; 1st are especially grateful to until They Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and Nurat the Tooele staff the Valley She has been visiting in Salt 7 daughters Nola, and Susan; to sing Home who were so kind and for tho Smith, Terry Thomas, Mrs Lake with her daughter. Amy ! SI helpful to him during his extendEdna Anderson and Mrs. Amy Hicks and while there attended d illness. the christening of her youngest Miller, Tooele. great great grand child, three RELATIVES VISIT BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO . . week old Julie Ward. Thanks to our Mr. and Mrs. Mertis Bryson of Friday. November 11 is a red Hilda Erickson, Vicky Reed, Glen Wednesday, December 7, has friends for their patonage Anderson and Patricia Cas:ano letter day for Mrs Erickson, for' been designated as National Civil Ogden were guests at the home th-- of their and Smith DeMrs. hu"dred Thelma n on" and and watch for our resister, dnf, on Friday, Nov. 11, Coralie Washoffense Day. by Civil D. rector Leo on Sunday. burn, Saturdev, Nov. 12; Florence one years ago, she was born Now ense Mobilization opening!! Reed. Sunday, Nov. 13; Kathy die is getting ready for her many A. Hoegh. more people grow up, the The of her members 'riends and Ann Donaldon and Laurie Rupp its theme, "Peace less Keynoting they blow up. on Monday, Nov. 14; Howard Mur- 'indy who wdl call on that day Through Preparedness," Director best love to and their ex'end build s to Hoegh uiged Pretty Taresa Ann Brown, the ray Tuesday, Nov. 15. A Happy Wedding Anniversary wishes to this wonderful lady. fallout shelters. grand daughter of Mrs. Omer Not one to be idle, she has fillVpwart is telling everyone that to: Mr. and Mrs. Mar. on C. AnFALLOUT SHELTER protec d hr life with activity, which ,he celebrated her first birthday derson, Friday, Nov. 11; Mr. and for every American - in his included and tion 'nursing, ranching, D. Alvin Mrs. on Saturan Tuesday, November 1, and that Higley, on his farm, in his office, on a Last store. home, year, operating the shared her ice cream and cake day, Nov. 12. her 100th birthday, the entire in his plant - is the best single vith mommy and daddy, Mr. and nnpulaton of Tooele County honor- defense measure for the greatest Mrs. Jack Brown. ed her at a program and social number of our people," he declared. and presented her with a gift. FIRST CHILD Director Hoegh points out that FIRST GRAND CHILD s thousands of American are building their fallout Blue bootees announce the ar- rival of a baby boy to Mr. and shelters, but others hesuate to do Mrs Wayne Bates, of Montrose, so, for one reason or another. & Ca! fornia. The young man arriv"It is to those citizens that this Civil Defense d on Monday, November 7, weighDay message is Utahs pheasant hunters found aimed," Director said. Heigh ing eight pounds and is their first TV mo-targets this year in most Civil Defense Day is tied in with "hild He is the irst grand child! areas with the hunting slowed by the observance of Pearl Harbor for happv grand parents, Mr. and AND SEE ONE OF THESE the stormy weather in some secand with a good reason. Mrs. Cliff Williams of Grantsville. Day weekend tions during the opening The reminder of what happened SHOWS IN Other grandparents are Mr. and of the season, accordmg to a sum- to Pearl Harbor in 1941 should Mrs Leslie Bates of Glendale, com-;nof statewide mary reports California. DOUGH-RE-Mspur all Americans to be prepar10:00 10:30 AM to department of fish and ed with home shelters. The price PLAY HUNCH YOUR . 10:30 1 1:00 AM game offices. of peace, it has been said, is RELATIVES VISIT The department reminded that eternal THE PRICE IS RIGHT. . , 11:00 11:30 AM vigilance. Guests at the home of Verl and oheasant hunting ended Monday CONSTRUCTION of fallTHE . CONCENTRATION . 11:30 1200 NOON n 14 counties following a three Mary Johnson on Monday was an' out shelters to ensure the survival TRUTH OR 12:00 12:30 PM CONSEQUENCES aunt Mrs. Andrew Girffith, and! 47 N. Main 1364 9 in Phone day hunt; ended Wed Nov. of millions of Americans if nuBE YOU . . . IT COULD 1:00 PM daughter Veda of Clarkston, Utah.' 12:30 Box Elder, Cache, Cabon, Dagclear attack comes, is reduced to gett, Davis, Emery, Duchesne, oracticable steps in OCDMs THE JAN MURRAY SHOW 2:00 2:30 PM Grand Morgan. Rich, San Juan 1 1 illustrated booklet, YOUNG DR. MALONE. . 3.00 3:30 PM Family Summit and Weber counties; endFallout Shelter." The booklet deTHESE FROM ROOTS . . 3:30 4:00 PM end-9, OLDSMOBILE planned, built ed in part of Uinta Counties; scribes plans for simple, inexpenHERES w th only the eastern portion . HOLLYWOOD. 4:30 5.00 PM and priced the sparkling new sive shelters, and details the emof ties couny onen to huntin' the 5 specifically for the buyer other and ergency food, water, next two davs, Nov. closed who wants something better in YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOURE MISSING 'TIL YOU GET sunplies for two weeks '.Toodav in Washington County bu which should be sored in a smaller car! every reooens for an extended hunt on home. A battery radio is an esIn style, performance, ruggedNov item for survival because sential ness and quality . . . the new The season for quail hunting civilians would need it to listen 5 is every inch an Oldsmobile! "loses with the end of the pheas- for Civil Defense emergency inant hunt in all counties with the structions via CONELRAD at 6 10 Sized to seat six in comfort. "xrention of Morgan and Washing- or 1240 on the dial. So alert and lively so easy ton In Morgan County auaii may The booklet can be obtained on gas . . . because the be hunted through Nov. 20, while free from State or local civil deV-Rockette 8 combines big-cin Washington County quail may fense offices, or by writing to Box performance with small-ca- r be taken an extended Home during OCDM , Battle Shelter, economy! And season of Nov. 19 27, and in only Creek, Michigan. lets all drive you day Stability he western portion of the county without tiring. during another extended week of hunting, Dec. through Nov. 20, in all counties sedans Right now, four-doo- r The seasons for hunting chukar during the hunt for these birds and station wagons are at your continue" wh;ch onened Oct. 8 th.s year. h4 H"n',"';'1n Oldsmobile Quality Dealers. Before you invest in any Where it comes from... car, come in and drive family-siz- e the It's the hot new number youve TAX DOLLAR been waiting fort v An ro n at Grantsville be cosed December December Set oi Liyii Defense Day La-Ve- proprieter take a vacaion. many -- THE LARGEST TOYLAND IN TOOELE COUNTY home-owner- Come in and see our basement full of Toys If we don't have it we can order it for you . . . but ORDER EARLY! 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Even a child can do it able with amazing Wireless Wizard" Remote Control. life-lik- TUNI IN MICHAEL SHAYNE EVERY WEEK ON NRC-T- Where the Monev Goes fi Chart above shows where the tax dollar for fiscal year will come from and where it will go. Individual income taxes ar ltd to pay almost all expenditures lor major nation1961 23 South Main Street Phone 360 oition s - umuure 10, EASY TERMS 60 South Main Tooele Phone al security. i 1 I 1 1 1 2 V |