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Show Shoppers Promotion Promises Aid To Museular Dystrophy Drive Fim home tlV miic-- AlllrtU 411 J iIihmiiiI center during the next mnith un .f tl.lMtfll ajfllit- ed with immtiUr ditroitii. and By pnn having liMur other homrhuUI 4rr pmduit of kiudirfli- - ( Uik (in vii4liHi Cltd VTIldlllg (tic (Ml paikage pits utiurn cU la the oKiipany. dioji-pr- r skill cuntuUite tow aid niliilmnm dmaUoti of 1 00.000 la SluMuUr IXitrophv Aokii-tlon- i of Amrrke. The 4rdge is la le pmnilnl la ihe lolunUn health agmc) hi a kltulx-il( laik eterutue during ihe New- Jerry Le it l)av Telethon, la lie een in ihe Sail lake City area over kP.VTV Channel 4 Matting at 8 30 pm. Sunday, SejH. 2. and ending al 4 30 p in. MonltH-41- 1 v - Sei. uuuinaiuixpu? Second Section kitulieili-Ctai- k The Tooele dme, kitMii at 'Hand uf IliNII maikrt, dug lmr uh) day. In animuiking the UObui'iiUajjfi s 3. thijie." Dn k Semite, president nf MDWt Clatt Chapter, wtj Thi it a simple and yet dneil in this arra-- at May fur all (ainiliet nr at niendiert uf thetr tktial grmkt or organta-INii la lane eitia dollar la help the fight agaiint n Today's Army will pay you full salary while you learn to be a Military Policeman. Then we ll give you a tob overseas or in the States. Voull also get 30 days paid vacation a year to see a little of the world. Plus many 1 other benefits. 299-426- Granger Contest neuro-nuiM'iil- dueae." During A u gint and Sentemlirr. will be credited V for Ml) eierv Itta premium trait mailed la kiiidierly Ctaik. Detail uf the drive will be published in teteral national magainrt and Sunday ueipaer wipMrmrnt dunng Augiid. Many tukermatkel. ding and dixount retailers a ill feature ieiul dnjilaii in Aug-lid ini Ihe 1 and a ill place redrtnp-lioImtet in llieir tlarrt la aid rutiuiner collect lum uf ilie trait. The mod iniMutanl tonne uf tiikMMt for Ilie effect it la come from ihurih and n ilk ic grimpt, a IhniIv Boy ii Vault art rn The giilt are High School Chrerlraden are Back bust planning the years event. One of Ihe project on this year's agenda it lo hate teteral fund raising campaigns during Ihe year. The school dors not lend much financial aid la Ihe girls so Ihey must ram money lor Ihe etpemes of uniforms and Iratrl. Hut summer they Kate sponsored bake sales car wadies and a dance. Additional activities Ihit winter include bake sales, house cleaning, and al Ihe present lime, a rag drite. Indudrial companies will pay Ilie girls for old rags they roller! and bundle. This Saturday Ilie chccroradrrt will be rantating Ilie area for old rags If you have any rags you would like lo ditpow of. pirate call Mary Ann Bccktlrad. Harris Julie Katilille. AS4 334H. or 8S246SS for Ihe Tooele area. Or, if you would like, jutl lease Ilie rags on your porches and Ihe girls will be around Saturday, beginning al 10:00 a.m. lo pick Ihrm up. (ranlttille and Curl Scout. Umr uiiiunt, and fraternal and tertiie organisations. These grmia may elect lo combine all premium trait collected by their mender and mail them in Imlk lo tbe company tliortly liefore Sejil. 30. Tlie ofvuNnet fondneit for niitlleloe it a real in reducing this parasitic plant ahith taa the vitality uf many trees. The animal may undo tome uf ilt gmd work, however, bv eating the liark uf the tame trees. The (iiaulkk dte Trail lhil-rr- t Billing (lull won three place at the llrgiuo Kitting (lull Meet held in llrlvr City Last weekend. Mcudirra of the keshole Tram Frank Durfnr, Ihik Pain, Htger IM-aneCall Martin and I Wiry Taylor took first place in their event and won the Begum trophy. Clen Painter Iwi a thud mile flat in the race with one of hit hot vs, Duk Davit was ihe ruler. (iail Marini ami Cary Polk tiNk a finiiih in the nMum (Mill. The key hole team and (.ten rainier w ill cimikete in the state linalt Srplr miter 7 and 8 at Huh-fielthirr-righth- land uf Hope pre-uiiui- WELL TRAIN YOU IN LAW ENFORCEMENT FOR A JOB OVERSEAS OR IN THE STATES Local Rider Place In 8MiH Grunl Tracriptt Friday, August 31. 1973 Gun (Hull HU W inurr Member uf the (.until ilie Cun Club were well plraw-- d with the vurrew of llieir Sunday vlmut. 43 tltoulrr entered the 1 00 liaudieap huu wldih Parted at 9 00 a m, and went Mtiouthly until cuutplrtiuu at Ii30 p.m, Cuty wind were rrvponiible lor Ilie lower veore made in thiv vlmut. After the handicap, ilmuter vlmt for mrnhaiulii for the balance of the dav. s i ;orvGoH RKCtn FRIXC (iolihe (barter it rrciitr rating al her htmie from an iltnew of vtetal weeks. Two daughters, Mary S'rwnhant of Smith laike Tahoe, California: and Hetty Marlin of Wilmington, Delaware are visiting their mother. FAMILY REUNION The posterity of James Palmer, early pioneer of IViO, met recently in Crantsvilte for a family reunion. Aprutimalely M) ieople attemled and came from at far away at Idaho Falls and Pocatello. A delicious pot luck dinner turned August 27th from a three enjoyed l.v all. The evening weeks vacatimi in California. with a meeting at cimcluih-She left (.ranlsvillc August (ith a( which a very interesting hiv and drove with Blake I luti himon ,orv f Elialirth Foxall, tecmid a grandson, to Quincy, California wife of James Palmer, was read where die visited w ith Clen and by a granddaughter Alton Fullmer Janit Hutchinson and their child- - (lf lilalio. ren. Site then went by but to Carmichael, California where die AXNIYERSARYSi visited with her daughter Mr. Mr. alMj MfV dlard jailor Helen Wahid rum and on Sept. 3. Mr. and Mrs. keith their family. Atherlev on Sept. 4. During her stay with Helen, die attended the California State Pete and Randy Caldwell hold some of the fish caught on Fair, visited art galleries, and llieir deep sea fishing trip lo Washington. enjoyed many bin activities, one of which was oil painting. She also visited with her hudiand RETl'RN FROM Lind's brother. Jay and his wife FISIIINC TRIP Pete and Donna Caldwell Grace, in Sacramento, Bow hunters from Grantsville While attending church on with daughter Laura and son i Sunday, August 19, she met have lieen out in force hunting Officers of the Grantsville Randy enjoyed a ten day vacaSecond Ward Primary announce tion in the northwest. They first Myrtle Sandlierg, a former red- - die elusive buckskins since the went to Lyndon, Washington for. .dent of Cnuitsville who was also Imiw season opened. So far we a special 100 percent day, 5th at 3:45. Menders and a visit with Pete's neice, Mvma in California for a visit. She had a have reports of three Grantsville non menders are invited to at- Nelson Parker and family. They very enjoyable time and (lie hunters who have lieen successful tend this special meeting which then went to Westport, Washing- weather was lieautihil all the in lugging dieir deer with Ixiw and arrow. is the first Primary of the new ton for some deep set fishing. way. huduutd her and Tony Clark and Dave Johan-so- n liack She flew Mvma, to Salt Lake family season. hunted die Elk Ridge area flew down to join with them in City and was met at the airport near for Lind. a the few her Blanding, and both bagged The husband fishing days. by They then Water: Ice thats Milo Durfee downed a nice deer. visited with as Salt a success was in relatives fishing cool. they Dana Bobbins two lieautics. the While some a Pete Lake, including point buck in the velvet in caught stop at and Randy were out to sea, Donna LDS Hospital for a visit with Miners Fork of South Willow. We will report other succesand Laura went along the lieach her sister, Vearis Lisonliee, before ses as they come. home. sand dollars. returning Rubrrt W. William, donator, pmrnt a new P.O. Ackley Cutlom 22130 Rifle to firl place winner llal Robim of Magna. Hal won the game at Ihe firl annual William Coal and Ijimher Trap Shout held at the Cran Iti tile Cun (3ub Sunday, Auguvl 26lh. lie vhot 93100. -tiu.W ? Mill -- i. v;Tk d ryrv , p(K-atell- MOTOR Watch VIM. 99 per car. Ends Saturday outl' EErabetfi feytor Richard Burton, Rotor Ustinov. Beau Bridges In iisxsxssnawr Or Brock Palan Louie Stubbs Claudia McNeil Laabo Ugucana Ruby Doo P9T ? BIctJf Girl G- cocoa Tkt Storg Of Three Consenting Adutb In ThePri Own Home... MOTOR Tues.Wed. 1.99 per car Primary Plans 100 Percent Day , .rVitvA u Don Butler of Crantwillc receive the tecond prize, a carbine, donated by the Cranbville Cun Club, from Robert William. Don won the gun at tbe Grantsville Cun Club 30-3- shoot w ith a vcore of 90x100. Sep-lemli- er C2Ll e .. -- - Bill Oil .cjr, PtC S?. hunting New Grandson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Anderson recently retired from work in Wendover and now living in their new home in Grantsville, added another grandchild to their family. Their son Jim and his wife Kathryn, who live in Salt Lake City, have just adopted a five day old baby boy. He was obtained through the LDS Church Social Service Department. He will be named David Ronald after his two grandfathers. HOME ON LEAVE Randy Worthington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jethro Worthington, visited his parents and members of his family from August 19 until August 21. Randy, his wife Maurene, with daughter Tracy and son Troy, came from Minot Air Base in North Dakota where he is stationed. While they were here they spent some time in Pleasant Grove visiting with the parents of Maurene. As part of the vacation, the men went fishing at Strawberry Reservoir and the families spent a day in Provo Canyon. Grantsville Youths Attend Range Camp EPHRAIM CANYON - "I wanted to find out other opinions on range management. Well, I decided coming to this camp might help me to understand what my forest ranger father is always talking about. It was a chance to learn about different plants and also an opportunity to get out of baling hay. These were typical statements made by the twenty youths, including two from Tooele County, who participated in the first annual Youth Range Camp held at the Great Basin Experimental Station in Ephraim Canyon. THE TWO youths from Tooele County were brothers, Norris and Neil Critchlow, the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Critchlow. Norris, 15, and Neil, 16, are both students at Grantsville High School. Both boys enjoy the outdoors EAST SIDE CAFE Is Now Under New Management Stuart (Van) aniil Annette Van Buren AreJheJNew They would fite to invite dll tiieir friends to come in and enjoy BREAKFAST, LUNCH, or DINNER! Hours 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Grantsville and are interested in horses. They ride in horse shows. They felt the camp was an opportunity for them to learn more about range management and a chance to enjoy the mountain scenery found near the Experimental Station. According to Fee Busby, Utah State University Extension Range Specialist, all of the youths comcram course pleted the four-da- y in range science with flying colors. "Nobody quit, everybody did all the work required he noted at the closing awards ceremonies. which he won as third Sam Wingfield holds a sleeping bag Sam shot an Williams. Robert donated by prize. This was 89x100. Women Lucky In Elk Drawing percent of this restricted area years elk permit applicants are women. Cals were most successful on the Ashley- - Vemal elk unit where they will comprise 38 per cent of the hunters. The Ferron Muddy unit follows closely with women drawing 36 percent of the permits. Thirty-on- e successful were least successful h county unit where they drew 21 of the 100 permits allotted, and the Heaston unit with 3 of 15 permits. Sportsmen are reminded that Ladies on the licenses Cache-Ric- and permits are THE CAMP was sponsored by the Utah Section of the Society of Range Management. Busby, along with John Vallentine, range science professor at BYU, planned and directed the camp activities. Assisting with lectures, demonstrations and tours were representatives of Snow College, the Forest Service, Agriculture Research Services, and local ranchers. It is hoped that each youth went away with a better awareness of our natural resources and the role they play in range management, commented Busby. MOVES TO WENDOVER Bob Millward will move to Wendover Saturday, September 1 where he will manage and operate Jays Mobile Service Station in that city. Bob is a qualified mechanic who trained at the Denver Automotive School and who has since worked for Stoker Motor in Tooele as a tune-u- p man and as a tune-u- p and mechanic for Jays Service in Grantsville. When necessary to escape a trap, the mule deer has been known to jump eight feet from a running start of only a few feet. not transferable and do not allow spouses or anyone else tc harvest animals for their holders. Tooele County brothers, Norris and Neil Critchlow, try to range camp identify a plant species during the four-daheld in Ephraim Canyon. y i |
