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Show Tooele Tranurript, Frlda) August 11 1961 Lake Point News-View- s It it reported that am atari-ou- t prow'er it vikiting our community. Lat ut all bt alert and on tha wauh to catch tuch a person if ha it around. Tha lmg Kennecott Copper strike continue leaving a large majority of our men out of trorit. Many ate finding work ritrwhere to help until theta dajt of trial are over. Jack Cillett family atthe Gillett family reunion at Soapstone on Saturday and Sunday. They returned to Th tended tfo-i- r home on Monday. Mr. and Mrt Wayne Burtard and ion Mika are vmting daughter Rue Fllrn and family in New Mexico (hit week. Blood Donors Needed Vermont and Joy Thompton at Sunday dinner entertained their nephew and fami'y. Mr. Bov a Loebrickof Mtt. and Mr. and Mrt. and Granger, Duk Frani of Salt Lake. Daughter Jovlyn returned to Salt Lake to tpend a few daya at the Frani home. D ibbie Gaylord is also spend Ing the week with friends In Salt Lake. Two birthday parties this month at the Horace Broad-heahome. On the 4th, Mr. and Mr. Tuikie of Kearn brought Ice cream and cake In honor of Grandpa Broadheadi birthday. On the 1 0th. their children entertained for their mother. Irma Broadhead. on her birthday. beat and Congratulations wikhes for many more happy birthdays! d Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paget are viritmg in Dillon, Montana at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Smith. Their mother, la (lowly Mrs. Lovma Paget, recovering fiom a serious Illness. On their way home, the will visit Yellowstone Pagets Park. Wilkinson Thanks Tooele Supporters Ernest L. Wilkinson issued ths following statement to ths voters of Tooele County following the primary election. I went to express my appreciation to the people of Tooele Centennial Benefit Stocktcn County for the majority vote Dance will be held Saturday. they gave me on Tuesday. Tooele County was one of 20 August 1! at the Rose Bowl at out of 29 counties which I car- 6:3C p m, Western music will be furnish ried. ard "I especially want to thank ed by the Mr. Grant G. Shields, my chair square dancing will be featured. man in Tooele County and his The caller will be Dale Shirm from Sa't Lake City. workers for this victory. I shall be Tickets are II 50 per couple coming to Tooele County to express my personal and mi) be purchased at the appreciation and solicit your doer. Everyone 18 years and over is invited to attend. support in the November election. Proceeds will go tc the Little Signed Ernest L. Wilkinson" League Ball Park. Visitors at the Jesse Long home on Thursday were the Willard Wi'lmot family, of Bountiful, whose ion, Noyes, is up and around again after hi auto mobile accident. Gilbert Davies, who is Uncle to the entire community, reports a most enjoyable trip to the World's Fair and places of Interest in the history of the LDS Church and the nation. He was especially interested in the homes of Jefferson and Washington in Virginia, the White House in Washington D C., the Kennedy Grave at Arlington Cemetery, and the many places of significance to members of the LDS Church. He say the crowning experience of all wat the Cummorah Pageant. Gib guest of her grandmother and aunt, Mrs. Henry Gunderson, . Mr. Martha Garrard enjoyed and duughter Carol of Tay'ora-villethrila was Karen it a vlit from Mr. Lola Jackson tayi and Mr--. Mamie Whitaker on ling trip but the is glad to be Sunday afternoon. Aunt Martha home again. la a much beloved person and Miss Nona Dutson of Ririe. at present la busy making braid ed ruga which she is giving as Idaho, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewi Yates on gifts to those who have been 20. kind to her. She will her way to the BYU Publicaespecially e Tha blood will be taken at the be in Provo. tions Workshop eighty six years old in Oc LDS Hospital in Salt Lake Aug. Yates returned home with tober. 31 at. her after a weeks vrsit with Mrs. Velma Dut-so- n Anyone who qualifies, please Calling at home of relatives grandmother, of Ririe. Lewis and Carla help! in Lake Point Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hogan and spent their vacution last week Mr- -. Rav VanNoy, of Salt Lake visiting relatives and friends at Ririe and surrounding communCity. ities. Mrs. Lyman Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Churle Yates daughter Mr. Farrel Davies, of Tooe'e, spent Tuesday after- are entertaining grandson Kevin Yates, son of Mr. and Mrs. noon quilting at the Dewey Da30-40-Gal. Sim Delbert Yate of Hunter. vies home. Po-iliv- Arts and crafts exhibitors in the Tooele County Fair must have their articles in the Armory between 10 c.m. and I p.m. on Wednesday, August 19 so that they can be ready for judging, Mrs. Foster Nix, in CITED Foster Pascoe, 500 South First charge of the division announWest was cited Wednesday by ces. Handicraft, painting, photoTooele City Police for speeding. Devere W. Crossley, Kirk Ho- graphy, sculpturing and carvtel. wee gvien a citation Wed- ing. woodwork, rock cutting and and ceramics as well nesday by Tooele City Police polishing as collective hobbies. . for speeding. Handicraft includes leather Olof Wilford Monson, 3385 Birch Street. Salt Lake City work, basketry, jewelry, plaswaa Issued a citation by Tooele tics and other items. City Police, Wednesday for speeding. A citation wat given to Richard Errin Stoddard, 137 North 1st West, Wednesday by Tooele City Police for speeding. Warned vin. La-Ru- Delinquent Taxpayer GAS Water llcatcrsj 50 ( (Other Silts Available) Ten-Ye- ar -d- A 30 GAL I Cash (Cash Dorothy Vaughn from Friday to Sunday. Carry Wnl Charge Price 59.95 j & 40 GAL & Carry vJeOtf Charge Price 66.59 j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rigby are visiting at Pocatello. Idaho children, and also went to the Hoover Dam. The Garrets have a love'y new home and are happy with their employment in Nevada. and enjoying some Idaho fishing this week. Their son Larry Bishop and Mrs. Alan Jordan and family are staying at their with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barrus home while they are away. of G rantsviile were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Dick of Mis. Ralph Miller from DelaWest at the Cabin on ware, with her mother, Mrs. Weber Jordan River. The fishing war Kenneth Miller of Salt Lake visited at the Clifford Griffith good, and the rest and relaxahome on Tuesday. Also guests tion were appreciated. at the Griffith home are grand Mrs. Warren (Eva) Garrard Robin and Christine children g Griffith daughters of Mr. and is steadily improving after taken by ambulance o the Mrs. Grant Griffith. Weekend LDS Hospital in Salt Lake on guests wete Larry and Bonnie Her many fiiends Thursday. Dale Griffith with litt'e daughwish her a speedy and complete ter Lori Lou. recovery. Corrine Griffith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Milton Whitahad the misfortune to fall on a ker of California, arrived by broken bottle and cut her hand. plane for a short visit with her Several stitches were required. sister, Mrs. Lola Jackson and other relatives and friends Howard and Clarine Davies motored to Wendover on Friday Gilbert W. Davies left by air on church business. Monday morning for a business trip to Montrose, Colorado. ADVICE To get to the bottom of The annual fami'y camping things, don't fa'l down stairs trip of the Davies family will walk slowly and use the hand be August Those meeting rail. Construction Digest. at the Gilbert Davies home on Sunday afternoon to plan the food and fun were Howard and Clarine Davies, of Lake Point; Farrel and Gloria Davies, of GATES Tooele, Mrs. Kenneth Gollaher of Saltair Village, and Max and Darlene Welcker of Tooele. take note and Grandmothers head for the hills. There are 26 chi'dren to tend. bo-in- xgJ Drop In and check our low-pric- to Las Vegas. Nevada trip A restful camping trip to Mirror Lake was enjoyed by Vera was enjoyed by Ralph and Hatand Hammond and tie Griffith. They visited with Wayne and Hammond Colleen and Clyde Garret anc ass-Uned quality irehandise - hundreds of items to choose from ed Farm 6 Home Supply 272 N. Broadway 432-333- 3 15-1- TrOQS Coronado Nylon sneak Come As You Are" breakfast was held Sunday morning at 7 a.m. by the officers of the Women of the Moose Auxiliary. A delicious breakfast of ham, eggs, hashbrowns, etc. was served to our lovely ladies, who appeared In P.J.s, night gowns, robes, and so forth. Despite the lack of Oleg Cassini fashions, the general attire was both original and becoming. A good time was had by all In attendance. A ffito $i V5D Dy Delay MeAIllater Phone 8322711 Paul and Jim West of Roy spent last week in Tooele with their grandmother, Mrs. Millie Bryan. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. West and brother, Bill, came out Saturday for the day and took the boys back with them. Miss Margaret Griffen, of Toronto, Ont., who is spending the summer in Tooele, left Wednesday evening for a few days in Yellowstone Park. Mr. and Mrs. I;d Fitchard, Randy Ellison, David Lust, and Chuck Meininger spent the past two weeks vacationing in Washington. On the way to Tacoma, Randy stopped at Ellensburg, to visit his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knudson, and family. In Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. Fitchard visited at the home of her daughter and family. David visited his sister, Mrs. Robert Weber, and family. Randy visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, and chuck visited his grandmother, Mrs. Smollett, and his cousins in Kent, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fletcher. They spent two days in Port Angeles visiting Mr. Fitchards mother and other relatives. At Kalalock, Wash., the group spent four days fishing for smelt and swimming in the ocean. They also spent several days at the Fitchards beach home at Long Lake. Miss Patty Ryan left Wednesday for her home in Tucson, after spending the past two weeks visiting Ann McAlister and other friends in Tooele. Mrs. W. C. Tate and her grand daughter, Miss Laurie Tate, of Salt Lake City, returned recently from a ten day visit to New York City and historical landmarks of the LDS Church. The trip, an historical and educational tour under the sponsorship of the Brigham Young University, was conducted by three members of the faculty: Dr. James B. Allen, who explained the historical significance of the places visited; Dr. Lynn A. McKinley, who explained the religious aspects; and Dr. Russell R. Rich, who was manager of the tour. The trip began with a jet flight to New York City, Following four days of independent sightseeing in the city and at the Worlds Fair, the group flew to Vermont, where they began the historical part of the tour with a visit to Sharon, birthplace of Joseph Smith. flew next to Rochester, N.Y., and witnessed the Last reminder to the Tooele They at Hill Cumorrah. By plane and bus they conpageant High School Class ot 1949 of tinued westward, visiting Kirtland, Nauvoo, Carthage, the coming reunion, this Satur15th. was the day Independence, Adam On Diahmon, Liberty, Farr West, day, Augist set aside for you and your famand, finally, Winter Quarters in Nebraska, their last ilies, at the Tooele City Park stop before Salt Lake City. At each place. Dr. McKinPavilion. ley and Dr. Adams discussed the significance of the We hope to have lots to eat landmark in LDS Church history and its relationship for you, a nice program, along to American history and the growth of the West. THS Class Of 49 sets Reunion HUGE DISCOUNTS ON ALL GRADES GATES PASSENGER AND TRUCK TIRES Lifetime Road Hazard Guarantee Tubeless (All prices plus tax and tire off your car) Our Full Caps are Now Lifetime Guaranteed Mounted Tubeless Check Our Prices Before You Buy Anywhere Else! Red Jones Tire Shop 725 North Ma n Street Cnl! 682-035- 3 with visiting. We re sure you should be ab'e to spend ONE evening together, out of your busy lives. All of you have grown in experience these last fifteen years as your letters indicated, sharing them will make you happier - See you at the park arcund E:3C p.m. Howard E. Davis Josie Porter Pannunzio ROT1SSERIE ROAST Theres no baloney about it a large size bologna sausage makes a good roast for the rotisserie. Its boneless and evenly balanced so it will tum nicely on the spit. Ready-to-ea bologna roast, weighing about nine pounds for the whole sausage, needs about 40 to 45 minutes cooking time or until heated through. Dress it up by scoring and basting with barbecue sauce, if you want it for a teen age and serve party. Slice it thick on buns or rolls ' with potato chips, pickles, relishes and soft drinks. -- COMMUNICATION Good communication includes conditioning people for the acPersonnel ceptance of ideas. Journal. Art and Craft Exhibitor told Of Entry Deadline VISIT PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Statham, daughter Leslie and ton Scott, of Carpmteria, California, (pent the past week visiting with their parent. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Battison. of Tooele. The Stathania left Tuesday to return to their home. Karen Daviei daughter of Sunday guests at the Mervm Garrard home were Mias Carol Mr. and Mr. Howard Davies, Walbck and her brother Dale, returned Friday from her trip of Salt Lake City, and son, Leo- to the World's Fair and the nard' fiance. Miss Colleen Cal- Hill Cummorah Pageant at a e Donort for A type of blood are urgently needed for Richard Tracy who will undergo open heart turgery. September Itt. Name and address? of contributor mutt be given to the Ttacy family or a member of tha ward bialiopric before Aug. Stockton Benefit Dance Sat. And Your Friends! Bring Bowl ns Many Games as You Wish for Three Hours. Instructions and Shoes, All For Only $1.00 per Person. 10 a.m. to From 1 Roland L. Buys Attending Math Institute Roland L. Buys, 408 Pioneer Avenue, Tooele, is one of a selected group of high school mathematics teachers from throughout the nation now completing a sequential Summer In stitute in Mathematics for Secondary School Teachers at the University of Utah. Mr. Buys has been teaching algebra, trigonometry and book keeping In grades nine through twelve at Tooele High School, where he plans to return this fall. Upon completion of the Institute on August 21, a letter of intention will be issued by the University, entitling Mr. Buys to receive a Master of Science degree from the University at Commencement in exercises June, 1965. 1 4 Save with State Farms low insurance rates for careful drivers See me. The Shearizzadas Club held another meeting at the home of their leader, Vickie Nelson. They worked on their wool projects and discussed entering their projects in the Style Dress Revue and the County 4-- Fair. LEE Janet Pannunzio Reporter: Election of Tooele County Board members from Districts 4 and 5 will be held in connection with the November elections. A board member wil' be elected from District 4 winch comprises the area west of the Grantsville City, limits, Erda, Lakepoint and Lincoln. District 5 which will also elect a School Board member comprises the area south of the Tooele City Limits, Rush Valley and Dugway. Candidates must file with the Tooele County Clerk by October 2rd. Schoo' Board members will be e'ected on a seperate ballot at the general election on November 3rd. AF Placement Washington (AFPS)- - Studies of Army and Air Force personnel statistics reveal that an Army man returning from overseas has a better chance of getting assigned to a base of his choice than his Air Force counterpart. Officials conducting the studies said that precise comparisons are impossible since statistics kept by the two services vary. They noted however, that assignment policies are similar for both. The needs of both services were listed as the final determining factor for the stateside assignment of overseas returnees. Navy figures were not included in the study because of a wide difference' in the Navy assignment policies. Come in for FREE DIAMOND RING CLEANING & INSPECTION job wilt No Obligation Bateman's Jewelry TaooU North Mala S ! DURRANT 334 South Fairlono Drive POLITICS Tooele, Utah Phono 883-486- 7 Whatever may be iwrong with politics, the trouble is not so STATE FARM much with those in it as with Tom those who are not. MUTUAL WIM.M I, Reid, Detroiter, Detroit Boaid wroMowa imicttw of Commerce. c2 N-- 41 School CONDITIONED 882-320- SHEARIZZADAS Candidate Filing Nears p.m. TOOELE BOWL Persons still' owing personal property taxes will have to pay taxes on a higher levy beginning September 1st and also run the risk of both penalties and court action thereafter, states the Tooele County Assessors School Board Monday Through Friday 16 Years and Over. AIR NOISE A Canadian acoustical scientist once said that men might one day have to wear plastic fishbowl helmets simi'ar to science fiction space traveler headgear just to shut out the increasing din of modem tile. More than 50 years ago the German bacteriologist. 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