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Show V Friday, March The Tooele Transcript Ixical Me mix 13, 1964 THURSDAY nies. 1541; Hill Billies. 1504; KLO's. 1494; COL's, 1492; Hep Set, 1491; Pin Pals, 1489; Jet Aces, 1464; Pin Pills, 1447, Lois Shepard, High game, Ada Gordon, 200; Etta 221; MORNING QUEEN PINS Attend Annual Hebekah Aftfteinlily Team Standings: Jet Aces ... Clns Matter TMt CUjr, Uuh. EMnd M Mm Poet Office M Tooele City, Utah, FiM bjt at iAefuet It Attending the Kmd Annuel Rebekah Assembly at the Remade Inn, at Salt Lake, March were Mr. Grace Paullin, and Mre. Sylvia Caldwell, the Olive Branch No. UH mint Ad ef March I ITS. NMhM by dm Ttwcript-MM- i PiMAId Canpaay, be tS Ibtl Mala Itmi, Tboeie City, Utah. Mba all coma ALEX r. Publl.her DUNN. LOREN C. DUNN. Editor Controversy over the use of the Tooele City Park at Broadway and 2nd North should be a warning to the Tooele City Planning and Zoning Commission to take a close look at present and future needs of parks in Too-ele. Growth of Tooele will make suitable land for parks less available and the demand for them will increase. Use of parks is varied and no one park at the present time fulfills all of the needs of any one neighborhood in Tooele. Recreational needs are not all being fulfilled under the present situation of only having two parks, developed or partially developed. What some neighborhoods will do when vacant lots disappear and are made into housing areas in the future is not clear. A long range plan that considers factors such as specified land use by property donors as is the case with the Broadway and 2nd North park, is badly needed. Land suitable for parks will continue to become more scarce and expensive. Edgemount's closing will leave land available either for parks or as property to trade for future park sites. Tomorrow may be too late to acquire the land best suited for the recreational and cultural needs of Tooele. BIT AND SPUR CLUB NEWS The monthly dinner meeting of the Tooele Bit and Spur Club will be held Friday, March 13, at 7:30 p.m. at the Clubhouse. Please call reservations in to Timmer Me Kendrick, or Woody Fillmore, 2 882-298- metodeyl LEONARD HANSEN 49 S 1st East PROCRASTINATION The usual policies and prac- tices of a large number of people eminently fit them for observing "National Procrastination Week." March Happy birthday to Chert Cordon who will celebrate her Ith birthday, Thursday, March 12. Birthday cake and Ice cream were enjoyed by her two y Ming er tltiera and nine couins. Cherle 1a the daughter of Mr. and Mr. Gerald E. Gordon. 4 A. Petite little Frankie Jo Ruseed, daughter of Pat Russell and the late Rolio Russell, turned four She obyears old oa March served her birthday Sunday, March 8, on hand to help her Celebrate were 15 little friends and cousins. She received many lovely little gifts. I GUESTS OF MIDVALE CLUB Mrs. Bernice Warner and Mrs. Leona Shelton, of Stockton were special guusta Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Norval Adams of the Midvale Business and Pro fessional Womans Club. spent a long wekend In SouthIrene Warr, formerly of Tooern California. They visited first at Anaheim, California, ele was the speaker and spoke where they were guests of their on governmestal policy. Hor-rock- - Hootin An- - rt learn to Even when adults translate teenagese, a lot Is lost in the translation. To The People Of Edgemont & TAD: The Noryal Adairne Return from California Trip son LaVar and family. They then went to Hamilton Air Force Base, where another son Captain Thomas R. Adams is stationed with the U.S. Air Force. From here they drove back to Tooele accompanied by Elaine their daughter-in-law- , and children, M'chele. Scott and Lisa, who will visit here while Captain Adams mskes a trip to Peru. The visitors will be guests of Belated birthday greetings tj Marvin Graham, whs turned I the Adamses and of her paryears old March 10. Marvin Is ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gora son of Mr. and. Mrs. Gilbert don. t. Graham, 720 A Court On hand to help with ATTEND FUNERAL Out of town relatives and the birthday cake and to see him blow out the candles were friends who attended the funers, his sisters Mary Alice, Joyce, al services for Lowell Tate on Wednesday, February and Debbie and his brother, 26 were: Victor. Mr. and Mrs. George Tate, Mable Neilson, Mr. and Mrs. THE CHARLES MANGELS A! Cracroft, Mr. and Mrs. RoHOME FROM VACATION bert Machin, Ralph Johnson, Back from a nice winter vacation in warmer climes are Mrs. Jean Tate Synes, Vanice Martin, Ann Martin, Robert Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mangel, Martin, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. who arrived home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter They left here Dec. 20 and went Bryan, to Las Vegas, where they spent Wagner, Lucy Berry, Lillian Christmas with a and Wood, Joyce Harhect, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Tate, LuRae Tate, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rovere and family. They Jane Tate, Katherine Jacobsen, then went to Van Nuys, where Mark Jacobsen, John Jacobsen, Stephen Jacobsen. Mr. and Mrs. they spent three weeks with another daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jacobsen, Christy Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Lee Dunbar and family. FolLee, Mrs. Elizabeth Black and AnLos lowing this they went to Mrs. Annie Atkin. Mr. and Mrs. geles where they remained until Feb. 24,when they returned Eugene Kling, Mrs. Jemma Johnson. to Las Vegas to visit again before coming home. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heartRETURNS HOME felt thanks to the many friend Mrs. Pearl Bird has returned to her home after spending the who did so much to aid and comfort us in our recent bepast six weeks in California and She Nevada. was guest of her reavement, when death took beloved husband and son and daughter-in-law- . Bishop We are most grateful for the and Mrs. Clinton Bird and famunselfish consithoughtfulness, Enroute home she visited ily. assistance deration and willing with relatives at Las Vegas. extended to us. She reports a most pleasant Mrs. Lowell T. Horrocks trip with ideal weather. and family ARRESTED FOR CITATIONS SHOPLIFTING Tooele City Police issued a A 16 year old girl and a citation Monday to Mollie Mae boy were arrested by Tooele City Police, Monday for John, Grantsville, for running shoplifting in Sprouse- - Reitz a red light and having no operstore and were turned over to ators license in her possession. Ralph Henry Ortega, 104 So. juvenile authorities. 6th, was cited Monday by TooHONORED ON BIRTHDAY ele City Police for running a Mrs. George Bryan, of Stock-tored light. was pleasantly surprised on Thursday evening March 5. when her family, entertained at a social to celebrate her birthFreckles day. Fifteen guests enjoyed a lovely buffet dinner and an Is Saturday evening of sociability. Those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Matinee Don Shields and Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Sagers of Lakeview; and Adventure stirring Mr. and Mrs. Lial Russell, Mr. drama in the wild timber counand Mrs. Elmer Sagers, Mrs. try when lumber thieves were Violet Russell, Mrs. Faith Saa manace is brought to the gers, and Mr. Milton Sagers of screen in APIs Cinemascope, St. John; Mrs. Nora Price, of De Luxe Color production of Kanosh, and Phil Smart, of Freckles, a 20th Century-Fo- x Sandy. release, coming to the Ritz for the Saturday matinee. In refreshing contrast to the science-dram- a presentaions of the atomic era, the story goes back to the natural beauty cf the Limberlost, when lumber barons fought to protect their property from bands of outlaw lumberjacks. The gallantry of old Freckles, orphan from Chicago, whose left hand is missing, in protecting the forest alone for his employer is known throughout the world. Gene Stratton Porter, the authGirl of the or of the novels The Harvester, Limberlost, and "Freckles be"Laddie came, during her lifetime, the largest selling writer in American history. ... Individual series. Etta Mae Harris. 538; Lois Shepard, 531; Gail Sorce, 527; Janeen White 1 a Edge-moun- OF EDEN A Russian says the Garden of Eden was in Russia. Perhaps it was. It will be recalled that the snake in the grass wasn't expelled from the Carden. GARDEN 882-300- 5 Also In attendance were Mm. Fannie Jankovich, Mrs. Elva Nelson and Mrs. Mae Thomas, assembly past president. The interesting and informative sessions were attended by many members from the Jurisdiction, coming from Idaho, Nevada, California and Colorado. Past sovereign grand master James Elliott of Iowa, and International vice president of Rebekah Assemblies. Iona McCaul-ley- , from Arizona, were speakers at the session. Mrs Fannie Jankovich was Warden of the Assembly, and Nelson served as Inside Guardian, during the session. Following elections on Satur-da- y evening. Mrs. Jankovich was installed as vice president of the Assembly for 1964 65. Mrs. Paullin was Installed at District Deputy President and page of the Assembly for 1964-6- Maybe President Johnson is correct In saying peoples the world over love us. According to psychologists, love and hate ire so closely related that it is aften difficult to distinguish one from the other. TRANSLATION ... High team series: 29. Planning for Parks judges of voluo WM M voluo of our cor Insurance! Con tool Hep Sets Pin Pals S-- 7 poaArhrt ta Bee M, Tooele, Utah, labacrtptioa mac t par yaa r RFD, P.0. Bnaa. aad loraiia mail M par year Carrier or City Deliver. Mae Harris, 219. High team game, Hep Sets, 567; Hootin Annies, 5670 Pin C 0 Ls Hill Billies LOVE Stockton Relief Society to Hold Party Before you buy a home, let us show you the plans and specifications of the new homes we are starting within a few days. They will be ready before you need to move. Beautiful Valley Terrace Subdivision is without a doubt one of the finest groups of homes for the money that has ever been built in Tooele City. These homes have all the features of much higher priced homes, and are being built under a program of Federal Housing that permits NO DOWN PAYMENT, in other words a 100 per cent FHA loan.They are priced to sell for $12,995. Some of the features included are: Brick veneer construction (your choice of color) 2. Split levels and Ramblers in design, all with three bedrooms. 3. Full basements. 4. Carports attached to all homes. 5. Built-i- n range. 6. Tiled bath rooms. 1. 7. Hardwood floors. 8. Aluminum windows. 9. All offsite improvements in and paid for. air conditioning available if desired. 10. Complete 11. Gas furnace 12. 1046 square and water heaters (40 gallon) feet of fine living. What more can anyone ask? Ward Relief Society will hold their birthday party Monday, March 16. at 7:30 p.m. in the Stockton Church. All husbands of members are invited. There will be refreshments and a program. We are sincere when we say these are the finest homes for the money we have ever built, and we have built over 500 beautiful homes in Tooele. The value of anything is what the next day's memory of it shall be. They are going fast - come in and make your reservation now. A small deposit will start the processing of your loan. We stand ready to serve you. Stockton SURPRISE VISIT Mrs. Sherman Lindholm has returned to her home here after spending the past ten days in Denver where she was guest of her children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holmes and daughter Sheryl Lynn. The visit was a surprise to her daughter, who observed her birthday anniversary while Mrs. Lindholm was there. Four-yeold ReAnn Lindholm accompanied her grandmother on the trip. ar Other fine homes available in all price ranges. See us first. iM&yfe-11 IReaCty & (MAfouctuM South .lain Phone 882-31- 84 son-in-la- SctooVoor QafOrebloras Private Outdoor Light is no substitute for plenty of good light for for safety, convenience and protection homes, churches, farms, businesses. There ... Completely Automatic Private outdoor light installation contains a c cell which automatically turns light on at dusk, off at dawn. built-i- n photo-electri- Nothing to Buy installation including mainteComplete is provided nance and lamp replacement by the power company. 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