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Show "5 The Tooele Transcript Friday, May Jii t, 4, 1962 'To o i Jr Q. n .V I. & v'GnX 0 0 "AY afternoon at 1 p.m. Tickets arc one is invited to attend. May DO YOU KNOW This Man? birthday to handsome William Lane who cele-- , brates his second anniversary on May 4. On hand for the celebra lion of the event will be parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane. Grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bateman and daughter Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lane and daughters, Mary and Betty. Happy Robert Major League Team Standings .. .. .. Dugway Am. Legion Kens Pro Shop , can find him at But you Men's Gordon's Shop choose to help you ready from the finest selection of men's wear available orJon s J 14 W. fen a Vine top 882-142- 8 $1.25. Every- Harrison, Dorothy right, teacher and translated by Pedersen Realty Dons Body Shop Tooele Beverage .. . . ... .. . W 49 .... 40 371, .. . 29 J.. .... 37 L 15 24 261, 35 27 11 and fast-sellin- g Buick cars! Get value. Future Mathematicians: Little Michelle Clark, center, demonto add with an abacus to her Japanese friend, Nobuyuki Nakamima, right, while being assisted by her kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Dorothy Harrison, left, who Is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Dixon. Michelle, is the daughter of Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Sterling Clark of Camp Zama. Nobuyuki is one of 33 youngsters of the Dowa Kindergarten, Hiratsuka City, who visited the Zama Area Kindergarten, recently. autumn field day. The Japanese children were Japanese Students divided into four groups and joinVisit Repay ed their American friends in the classroom and playground activiGoing Away Party Repaying a visit to their school ties. Together, they shared singlast October, some 33 Japanese ing, movies and story telling sesyoungsters from Dowa Kinder- sions. The afternoon activities garten, Hiratsuka City, recently ended with a snack of milk and visited the kindergarten school at cookies, after which the Hiratsuka Headquarters, U S. Army Japan, children returned home. The Camp Zama, near Tokyo. Hear about the fellow who went exchange was part of a continu-ativ- e to Canada with a Geiger counter? out program being carried, Didnt find any uranium just at all grade levels by Japanese four guys named Geiger. and American schools in the Zama area. Although many have tried, no The children, many of their has champion parents, and six members of the ever won the heavyweight title. Dowa school staff, travelled to and from Camp Zama by Army cost only in Buick. Le Sabre costs less than many no extra low-price- d" Get Le Sabre. See your Buick Dealer! J kindergarten Mrs. Rose With only one short month remaining before the opening of the 1962 general fishing season on June 2, Utah anglers were reminded today to beat the rush and purchase their 1962 fishing license ' strates her ability bus. Mutsuo Honda, a USARJ Community Relations Division advisor, escorted the group. Upon arrival at the Camp Zama school, the visitors were welcomed by Mrs. Mary K. Field sen Realty for four points. High superintendent of the kindergar-ten- . for Kens was Gib Hanna with a 228, 580 series .High for PederMrs. Field told the Hiratsuka sen's was Ralph Paghone Our children have fond group, Dons Body Shop and the Tooele memories, and not a day passe's Bowl split for a two point win without one of them speaking each. High for Dons was Bill about the fun we had at your Buckingham with games of 200, 213 for a 602 series. Joe Wilson had a 201 game. High for Tooele Bowl was Tim Ablett. Tooele County Wildlife won four points from Bateman Jewelry. High for the Wildlife was Squeak Steele with a 207, 543 series .Red Walker and Cliff Shields hadd 200, and 203 respectively. The Independents won three points from the Ajax Inc. team. High for the Independents was Robbie Rolinsor with a 207, 582 Hammond with a 217 game. Mike Mogus, Secretary Thrust (engine moved forward for easier steering, flatter cornering, a flatter front floor), jerk-fre- e automatic Turbine Drive, aluminum And now Share School Fun The 27th annual convention of the Utah State Chapter PEO Sisterhood will be held Friday and Saturday, May 11 and 12 at the Newhouse Hotel, Salt Lake City. Twenty three chapters throughout the State will participate. Chapter I of Salt Lake City is hostess chapter with Mrs. Junior A. B. Peak serving as chairman. Mrs. F. Erie Bond, Chapter president will assist in entertaining Mrs. Paul M. Hinkhouse, Orange, New Jersey, vice president of the Supreme Chapter, who will be the guest of honor. Convention sessions will be presided over by Mrs. Osborne Brown state president who will call the first session at 9 a.m. Friday morning following the 8 a.m. Coffee Hour for all guests. Memorial Hour will be held at 3 p.m. at the Central Christian Church, 370 South Third East. At 6:30 p.m. a reception will be held in the Bonneville Room of the Newhouse Hotel, honoring Mrs. Hinkhouse and the State officers, followed at 7 p.m. with a banquet for PEO members and their husbands. , Convention sessions will conclude Saturday afternoon with the election and installation of officers for the new year. the agile handling of exclusive Advanced at e Licenses Now .nfU HBIliinK! front brakes (the safest!)-- all Fletcher, standing on the left. Some thirty-threJapanese children from the Dowa Kindergarten, Hiratsuka City visited the Zama Area Kindergarten on an exchange visit. They participated in classroom and playground activities. . Buy Fishing 12 Tooele Bow! . 2Si, 35', . Tooele Co. Wildlife ..... . 26 38 Bateman Jewelry .... ... . 26 38 ... 24 40 Ajax Inc. 41 . . 23 Independents Dugway Am. Legion clinched the second half by winning three points from Tooele Beverage .Dugway also won the first half and thus became the Tooele Major League champs. Members of the Dugway team are Mike Minard, Eldon Brooks, Captain Andy Len Somonski, Glade Schmidt, Hooley Walt Cooper and Gene Diaz. High for Dugway was Walt Cooper with a 201, 559 series. Mike Minard had a 202, 556 series Some people have read so much High for Tooele Beverage was Mike Mogus with a 204, 573 series about the bad effects of drinking Shiek Matekel had a 200 game. they've decided to give up readKen's Pro Shop dropped Peder- - ing. In Buick Le Sabre! Get .. Avoid The Bush, Will Be Held Experience in business teaches that people are far more likely to agree with the optimist than to disagree. Conversely people are far more likely to offer a No" to the sour, gloomy pessimist. A pessimistic man's words may be completely unheeded or inspire a lack of confidence, but a healthy, vital, optimistic man uttering the same words may rock the world J Flint Robert Optimism Does Pay!" Optimist Magazine, Optimist International .. Don't let the blank ex-- , pression on his face fool It's really Gordon you Lewis so well disguised you can't even see him. - PFO Convention PESSIMISM OPTIMISM hr' 'J Once Upon a Time. Shown above is a group of American and Japanese children Tuesday March 27, listening to a story about the grasshopper being told to them by Mrs. Plan l!rid"c Luncheon The ladies of the Tooele Eastern Slar Club mecl to plan their annual Bridge Luneleon to be held at the Odd fellows llall Saturday 1 CAUTION! eatly. With approximately 500 license throughout the agents located State it is not necessary at present to await service when purthe chasing a license. However, angler who waits until the last Ann Baca will graduate May 23 from the Assumption Academy at Norfolk, Nebraska. Her Jerry few days before the season opener may lose valuable time in the usual last minute rush. All agents have prominently on display a sign noting availability of fish and or game licenses. All are presently well stocked with them. License agents and department of fish and game spokesmen alike encourage an early purchase to avoid the rush and last minute chances that some dealers may run short of supply. Jusf Arrived At Tooele Valley Hospital LaMar and Patsy Charles Anderson, Grantsville, Ann son, April 26.- Dale Eugene and Ruth Hardy, Tooele, daughter, April 27. Glen and Frances Padilla Johnston, Grantsville, daughter, May ' 1. Kenneth and Colleen Bushnell Halcomb, Tooele, daughter, May 3. MEDICAL parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baca will attend the graduation TELEPHONES Hyrum Yates, Vernon ceremonies and Miss Baca will Harry Buckingham, Tooele A demonstration that telephone return here with them to spend Charles Lewis, Tooele can be transmitted '((conversations the summer. Till Tooele Ed along a beam of light confirmed Petro Stalliviere, Tooele earlier predictions by scientists Robert Johnson, Grantsville that the device would be the most Francis Shields, Tooele important technical advance in recent years. Such devices could Albert Cole, Sr., Grantsville Norma Gladden, Grantsville transmit messages from a spaceship near Mars to a satellite circl- SURGER- Ying the earth, from which they would be relayed by conventional Mildred Balfour. Tooele radio to avoid interference of the Harold Barlow, Tooelp Young People Jack Wilson, MinGlenna Millward, Grantsville atmosphere. Alice Kirkpatrick, Tooele neapolis Morning Tribune. UNDER 21 An Important Column lor ly DAN IIALLIGAN C , jC 3. jC 3 Going Steady Dear The great debate is on whether or not to go steady. Not only is this a question for individuals but for student bodies as well. Ive been asked by any number of teenagers in recent weeks to help with panel discussions by giving reasons for and against going steady. We do this at least once a year so here goes: THE ADVANTAGES INCLUDE: Couples going steady always have an available date for a Teen-Ager- s: last-minu- t 5. V. SPECIALS FROM BROWN'S Entire Stock - Spring & Summer party or dance. DATE EXPENSES CAN BE CUT to a minimum because each time the boy takes the girl out, he doesnt have to figure on spending $2, $3 or $4. A house date, a drive, even a walk to the soda Long and Short Lengths shop can satisfy. Neither the boy nor the girl have to primp as much because Priced 14.95 to 29.95 theyre at ease in each others company and know they dont have Sizes 8 to 16 to dress up. PARENTS FEEL THEIR DAUGHTER will be home on time and will be safe throughout the evening because they trust the boy who ONE RACK ONLY 1 ! is her steady. ! A steady is someone you can turn to with a problem when parents cant be brought into a confidence. THE BOY AND GIRL get to know each other far more than if they were casually dating and can tell whether or not the other would make a good wife or husband. 1. Do you provide a safe place' Spring - Summer Colors The boy or girl going steady is more easily satisfied at home for storing household chemi- Sizes 10 to 24 V2 and tends to be more mature. cals? KNOWING THAT SOMEONE special cares Reg. Price 6.95 influences teen2. Do you avoid use of to buckle down at school and on part-tim- e agers jobs. A steady dater is more reliable, more mannerly, more paints on home in- growntenors accessible to children? TERRIFIC VALUES! up and is quick to accept responsibility. I THE DISADVANTAGES, 1 believe, far outnumber the advant3. Do you provide poison con- ages and include the following: tamers with safety devices to Steady daters tend to become too serious and many times avoid mistakes or thoughtless almost without realizing it, couples begin planning marriage in application? three or four years. Broken Styles 4. Do you destroy empty con-- , SOME BOYS BELIEVE going steady gives them special and Broken Sizes - tainers of potentially poison-- I familiar privileges where their girls are concerned and petting is ous substances or dispose of Values to 4.98 a natural follow up. Asking a girl to prove her love, becomes them in a way which makes part of the boys date conversation. Some girls, frightened at the possibilities of losing their steadies v them inaccessible to children ' or pets? or just unwise, submit to petting and later will prove their love. BEAUTIFUL SELECTION!! ESPECIALLY THOSE 16 and younger, take go5. Do you keep drugs in medi-- c ing steady" too seriously and allow their entire world to revolve cine cabinet or other special around their girl friends and boy friends. chil-of 5 out of reach t place Couples dating steady sometimes tend to isolate themselves dren? from their friends and all too often become Iloners. SPRING - SUMMER STYLES YOUR CHOICE THE EMOTIONAL REACTION when a couple breaks up is f 3. Do you avoid the use of other ' can health suffer. Grades and sometimes ' than the seriously damaging. original container Couples dating steady arent being fair to themselves. They Sizes 32 to 38 for drugs? never have an opportunity to get to know the opposite sex because to 4.98 Values '7. Do you destroy old prescrip- one boy or one girl cant be used as a true yardstick for his or sex. own , her tins , Couples tend to become sloppy in dress and manner because 8. Do you store drugs of a dan- 3 PC. L-U - C - E the routine of dating the same individual becomes such a pattern, gcrous nature apart from the boy and girl feel they dont have to waste their time making other medical agents? Z an impression. STEADY DATERS SOMETIMES draw away from their im9. Do you carefully read the la-mediate families. Instead of confiding a serious problem with parbels and follow the directions 3 Piece Pullman ents, the boy or girl turns to the steady and receives sincere but for use of the pesticides? immature advice. Week - Ender to get back 10. Do you provide for suitable Its difficult, sometimes impossible, for a teen-age- r with a broken crowd after the with Train Case Reg. 24. 50 up conditions for safe handling in having steady. Routine social activities at school sometimes become too childish storage and disposal of pesticides? for steadies. They sometimes seek an older age crowd. Lets hope the foregoing disadvantages make you realize going1 steady isnt as neat as you've been led to think. LOOK HERE! WANT A PEN PAL Donna Strecval would like pen pals, boys and girls, of 12, 13 and 14. Her address is 705 South Spencer Avenue, Indianapolis,' 19, Indiana. 24 North Ind., is Another Indiana girl, this one living in Lawrence, I 12 would like a and likes Karla Shes Karla Boyd. girl pen pal.' li ; iStyle is stfnefcnsic most subjects in school, is active in Girls Scouts and girls softball and Methodist Youth Fellowship. If the girl pen pal is a 29 N. Main - 882-028- 7 Scout, so much the better because Karla is earning her pen pai:jtftfvhsDsu)l 3 L It' 3 badge in this manner. Karlas address is 7725 East 51st LADIES COATS 'j How Poison Careful Are You? ; . LADIES DRESSES tfl rr ? 3 e. s LADIES SLIPS 2U TEEN-AGER- LADIES P.Js I88 LUGGAGE SET 1 1988 X . 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