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Show i , THe Tooele' Transcript 11, 1962 Friday May THE TOOELE TRANSCPIPT Issued each Friday at Tooele City, Utah. Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Tooele City, Utah, August M. 1894, under Act of March 8, 1879. Published by the Transcript-BulletiPublishing Company, Inc., 58 North, Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. Address all corres- terms in conferences, forums, in clinics and workshops in many the nacommunities throughout tion SO IF THE SUBJECT of gainful employment is one in which you are, or expect to be, interested, check to sec whether one or possibly a group of organizations is sponsoring a program on job opportunities for women in your n to Box 390, Tooele, Utah. Price: 10 cents per copy, Subscription $4 per year. LOREN C. DUNN, Editor ALEX T. DUNN, Publisher pondence I ! show me tour of the Price Game Farm facilities and the rearea in Huntington vegetation Canyon will be held Sunday, May 20, department of fish and game spokesmen announced today. The tour and program, to be staged by the department in cooperation with the Carbon-EmerFish and Game Association and the East Carbon Wildlife Federation, will seek to explain to interested sportsmen the experimentation now in progress at the game farm together with the place the exotic game bird is expected to take in Utah in years to come. and demonstraExplanations tions of game range rehabilitation practices will also be given participants as the group inspects the Huntington Canyon revegetation A But how to go about deciding area. what you want to do, what you1 You might start by contacting can do, what you can be trained! your local or county Chamber of to do and how to find out about jcommerce, the local branches of training and Job opportunities in' 'ollege and business womens your community? the neighborhood high THESE AND RELATED ques- school and vocational schools tions comfront many women who and take it frm there! want outside jobs, particularly if they have never worked outside CHECK BEFORE YOU TRAVEL the home before. Of course a few Beautician, teacher, hotel maid, A few precautionary steps and sources of information come to technician, typist nurses aide -can reduce proper equipment mind readily: These and literally hundreds of of chances involved in being your friends and may have Family are possible other occupations and leads High a night time accident. Wipe road choices for the woman seeking helpful suggestions other place- grime and dust from the windand school, college the home outside employment ment agencies may offer voca- shield, back window, area. either because she has to or wants as well as direct mirror and headlights. Check tail tional counseling of both combination a to or for and make to sure lights, spotlights referrals. reasons. THE NEWS COLUMNS as well they are in working order. A as the classified sections of daily supply of fuses and a dependable newspapers in your area are in- flashlight with fresh batteries are for the glove compartto present or musts valuable guides future job openings, with establish- ment. Be sure equiped firms or with new enterprises. ment works well. Beyond that, you may be interested to know that the ques- WORKS BOTH WAYS tions women are asking about job Some women make fools out of training and job obtainment are men; others make men out of in discussed being practical fools. :100 Plus - Job Oj icnings F or Women rear-visio- n PEO Convention Show Me Tour Of Game Farm Facilities Set y Will Be Ilehl May 11 and 12 The 27th annual convention of he Utah State Chapter PEO Sis- a a amass PRESS KIT . ft are. We feature CAMP and ESQUIRE sox. W'e believe they are the most comfortable and well styled sox on the market. Thats what, our friends , tell us. ' are having foot trouble due to faults sox, try CAMP or ESQUIRE sox and enjoy the comfort and good grooming enjoyed by many of your neighbors. So, if you Where The Well Dressed Fellow GetsThat Way CMe ns "m ,L Well Jelt iJ-e(lo- 14 Sl7p W. w J hat Vine - 882-142- 8 J koh j Think of your bosss responsibilities, before criticizing A1 Spong, Partners. failing to wear a perpetual smile. LOW DOWN PAYMENT LAST No Mend Hosiery ON SlifcEIJ The Manager of your Safeway store helped plan this great savings event!. o 3P?ia, (- - lira vITl I! ! Cake Mix Carnation Milk Aeroivax Polish , & Beauty Aids ... 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Graded A U.S.D.A. Inspected Cora o Distorts 39 Beef-Nood- le 00 1.00 1 24c 59 bag For Dairy "Gierflutter 59' If kg 6 I. Ground Know it's Freeh Chicken Chow Mein I leeSirk & EUardbare A IWj Delivered Fresh Deity Te Safeway Texas Grown Golden Bantam ONLY 300 tin Lucerne Fine Products 2 85' 15W-O- including a Wathet, dria place tatting to 18 people (NEMA ttandardt). a Sparkling ttripad foxMHe tap mofcat attractive extra kttchaa work turfaca 33: 93 Delicious Baked Goods Fedarof Tax Whara Applicable See 28' Juice Drinks wn House None iner At Any Price Chun King Specials v, Fancy Halves In Syrup Fancy Tomato Juice or Morning SafeBrand way Savings Regular Kotex I'XO-IJ- ONLY Pears 3 1? 1.00 Town House Hi Pillsbury White Angel Save at Safeway 49c Cherry Angel 1 Lemonade oflrt- 7 Grapefruit Sections Health r aa 882-066- Now's the Time to Buy in Cans i I - All of Your Favorite Flavors Scotch Treat Concentrated 3 n Main Hi--C r 3 H9 J. N 7 N. The Perfect Gift for Mother Includes M House Coats - Lingerie Tooele Merc Co. Mobile Maid Dishwasher ii4 ten sizes proportioned lengths with this new 962 General Electric turn TERMS SREGim1 b vYlv dlHhviiMiiin!) V2 Hand Bags - Jewelery $229.95 1 Jc-x- Carol Chris RONRITES AS LOW AS Safeway! GEM from White Stag - Koret of California and him for From v SPORTS WEAR truly onjoy ironing on on Ironnto. Sit down, rolna, and do all your quickly, ooi ly. Toko odvontofoof thie spociol after get your Ironnto now! Stamps HU rot IIMIHI TIM You'll Save Cold Strike 7 " Herbert Leny's Helen Kimball Here May 16th For Book Revue We live trustfully or we live fearfully, one or the other. To be sure, we need to be prudent and sensible as we live today and look toward tomorrow, but we live by faith or we are endlessly tortured by anxiety. If the Master pointed to the lilies of the field neither toiling nor spinning, it was not to suggest His hearers should give up and cease their toiling. It was rather to make them under stand that life under the care ofjjpd could be beautiful and radiant. It need not be tortured by fear. Harold Blake Walker, Chicago Tribune. v THE SOUND CITIZEN IRON 3X FASTER Miss Helen Kimball, well known book will reviewer, present Chairman of the Bored by Edward Streeter at the Methodist Church in Tooele on Wednesday evening. May 16, at 7:30 p.m. This annual event is sponsored by the Wesleyan Service Guild of the Tooele Church. Methodist President Kennedy, In appointing the onetime football great Tickets are now being sold by the Byron (Whizzer) White to the United States Supreme Court, has members of the Guild. done what football coaches seldom did: Put Whizzer on the bench. Jhvv? . Nelly Don's Don Abouts The story is told that when Western Union offered to buy the ticker Invented by Thomas Edison, the great inventor was unable to name a price. Edison asked for a couple of days to consider it. Talking the matter over with his wife, she suggested he ask $20,000, but this seemed exorbitant to Edison. At the appointed time, Edison returned to the Western Union office. He was asked to name his price. How much? asked the Western Union official. Edison tried to say $20000, but lacked the courage, and just sood there speechless. The official waited a moment, then broke the silence and said, Well, how about $100,000? Friendly Chat hm Baker Oil Tools Inc. B"Sa57 e. WONDERFUL GIFTS for a Wonderful Mother OP IronriTe Faith is needed to help us repair the damages of daily living. Unless we do this constant repair, we seek scapegoats for our failures and find our emotional satisfactions at the expense of others. Wittner Bynner, T Way of Life According to Laotzu. (Jordon s v ' and In the story of the siege of Stalingrad as recorded by Konstan-tin- e Simonov in his Days and Nights, the words of a common soldier have an everlasting reach. One of the desperate defenders, looking out on the attacking forces, said to the man at his side: They dont give any date when they will take Stalingrad . . . Whats the reason? And the soldier beside him replied, We are the reason. Harold Blake Walker, Chicago Tribune. The satisfaction you get out of the work you do, especially during warm weather, depends to a certain extent on how comfortable your feet ' ' A . n WITH PURCHASE r DRESSY COTTONS Sidelights Most men wear sox every day We Just cant get along without them. More than 2000 sportsmen took part In the recent annual tour to three of the State fish hatcheries. The event is sponsored each year by the Salt Lake County Fish and Game Association in cooperation with the department of fish and game. Interesting Don't bother to read this DO THE JOB! Take Part In Fish Hatchery Tour don 't wear fr WANTADS 2000 If You -- The tour began at Scott Avenue Hatchery in Salt Lake City, proceeded to Midway, and concluded at the Springville plant where a lunch was served by the sponsoring organization. Those attending witnessed the hatcheries at full capacity just prior to the planting period in preparation for the June 2 opening of the general angling season. terhood 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. Newly constructed fry ponds and Chapter I of Salt Lake City is other facilities, feeding methods, hostess chapter with Mrs. Junior and general improvement work B. Peak serving as chairman. now underway at State installaMrs. F. Erie Bond, Chapter presi- bands. Convention sessions will conclude tions, were explained during the dent will assist in entertaining tour. Mrs. Paul M. Hinkhouse, Orange, New Jersey, vice president of the Supreme Chapter, who will be the - SOX guest of honor. Corvention sessions will be presided over by Mrs, Osborne Brown state president who will call the first sess:on at 9 a.m. Friday morning following the 8 a.m. Coffee Hour for all guests. Memorial Hour will be held at 3 p.rn. at the Central Christian Church, 370 South Third East. At 6:30 pm. 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 hus- 47c 5 33 2 23 U.S.D.A. Choke Boneless- An Easy to Carve Roast They'll Love 3- -l Manor House Frozen Fryers By the Piece Wings s. 19 Thighs .59 Backs s. 15 Necks Giblets Breasts. 69 s. 15 Drumsticks b 29' Meat Pies Turkey, 49 5 s.49 Soot, Chicken or Tuna s: 95' lbs largo Prices Effedive Thvnday, Friday and Saturday h I |