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Show looked perplexed. The delegate then repeated his question, this time specifically asking them the religious order to which the young Tooele Riders Best In Junior Horse Show The Tooele Junior Bit and Spur Club made almost a clean sweep of prizes during the District One Junior Horse Show held at the Club's Arena Saturday, July 12. The Tooele Club captured more trophies and prizes than any other club at the show, over 95 percent of the total. Teams from Grantsville, Salt Lake City, Riverton, Jordon Valley and Skull Valley were entered in the competition. CONTESTANTS were young riders six to 15 years old. Eligibility was governed by each club. YVinners in single events from the Jr. Bit and Spur Club included: Kathy Mikesell, first place, Shetland pony race; Lester Pendleton, first place in a 'A mile race for horses 46" inches high or less; Gordie Fields, first place, to mile race for horses 51 inches high; Dolores McKay, second place, to mile race (a Jordan rider scored first). IN WESTERN pleasure classes Tooele riders took the top spot in all three age groups. They include: Lori DeSimon, first in the youngest age group; Lorie Peterson, first in the middle age group and Lester Pendleton, first in the top age group. In Western Equitation classes judging is done on the work and appearance of both the rider and mount. In this group Lori DeSimon captured the top spot in the youngest age group with Marty Leonclli second and Clark Mikesell third. Other Western Equitation winners include; Sheri White, first; Maj Cen Leo B. Jones, recently named Chief of Staff for the U.S. . Army ; ; Materie!Commund,visitsTooeleArmyDepotforagenera! orientation tour. AIove he inspects one of the depot shops with Col. Beverly F. ONeal, I., TADs Commanding Officer, and Morris J. Draper, r., Chief ofthe Mobile Equipment andWeapons Division. Frustration (A Metric Pyramid) f tried To build with swords And warped, unplastered hoards metric pyramid beside A desert, where my lonely dreams might hide 2With gentle reason, sleeping while silence horads The mystic challenge of dry throated birds for shriveled Lords. hut, cruel winds laid waste my pyramid. No reasoned thought A v Ancestor .Georgia Axtell Jler Vas y face was not a pretty one. Iler hair straight and brown and pinned tight in a bun. "Jler mate was troubled with a chronic case ;Of wanderlust. He had an itchy foot. They traveled west and almost starved to death. Unlike those staunch and sturdy pioneers ;0f TV fame, they failed and headed back, ! Oh," replied one of them, we re airline ' Concern .22 . third. In musical tires winners were: Marty Leonelli, first; Nisha Mikesell, second; Tommy Mehlbauer, first; Lori Kay Hunt, second; David White, first; Bobbi Kinney, third and Susan Bullard, fourth. Team events also saw Tooele sweep the field winning in bar rel racing, pole bending, keyhole racing and the water races. . limit) (5-b- Coast Guard Approved As yg WOOD FRAME TROUT NET Reg. 2.29 .... SHAKESPEARE The cover has dear mother's name in gold; It also has a drab, Revealing that her long-fade- Each page is ruled. The margins are not wide. Each address brings to view a friendly face g With whom brought joy and cheer. I notice much too frequently, beside An X mark crossing out a name and place The word DECEASED is circled with a tear! Cr Mabel Long We hypnotize our instinct Watching waves lap on the sand, To encourage these bewildered men, Until the precious word is heard And let that word be LOVE! Then we look up at the sun With its power at command. cum- - GD tnnOnv gd GMHh ggiD 0 O3dfeI0 QonD0si3nDCtisIh (MiE3ife gdb to a fera Wliiffl " We recognize its value ....... CAMP TOASTERS any grill or stove JOHNS PORTABLE with disposable bags . . . A99 . pr.99 Q T. 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Reg. 169.00 You make tremendous savings in all depart- All sizes, card of 6. Reg. 5c At evening we sat, as he read this book To guide our lives along a righteous way. - Helen Gee Woods APPLEBY . . WATER SKI TOW ROPE REBEL LURES at the Twilight Hour's display God brings down the curtain Reg. 39.95 Barrocuda. Reg. 40.00 on a perfect Summer Day? Recorded in my fathers careful scroll, That we might know our entry to this earth. To help us reach a worthy, trusted goal. "Let Brave Hearts Sing Out VOIT WATER SKI ELECTRIC TROLLING FISHING ITEMS light lanterns in the night Do you ever sit and marvel Keeps drinks level. Reg. 3.00 P Reg. 3.00 .308, .270, .243, 30-38mm, 6.5 box of 100 BAR-BOU- Y UP TO All Sizes 0, And one by one the stars appear Its marker was a generous band Of purple ribbon, grandpas treasured gift. Each family name was added at a birth, s Main and Second North Combo pair LIFE JACKETS , Our family bible rested on a stand; It was too heavy for small hands to lift. ; Tooele Bowl M 80c Lorene Davis has faded out of sight To free the prisoned soul. a line NOW IS THE TIME TO SHELLS 22 Cal. Long Rifle Reg. At Close Of A Summer Day Lalu Sliands Munroe Z C i1 SHAKESPEARE FLY REEL Until the doors of justice open wide, Permitting breath of cleansing air 9:00 a.m. till 6:00 p.m. w - Bobbi Kinney, first; Karen Christiansen, second and Robyn Davies, When the golden glow of sunset ; Daytime Special Sat. & Sun. Fireman Apprentice Terrance L. Hale, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Hale of43S. Blaine A ve., Crantsville, Utah, is serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Hornet, the primary recovery ship for the Apollo 11 recovery mission, The crew of the Hornet and the stewardesses." RELOADING BULLETS Our Family Bible Z USS Hornet Sandy joined a golf club and was told by the professional that if his name was put on his golf balls, thered be a good chance that his lost balls would three units embarked aboard the be returned. Sandy readily carrier underwent a week of agreed, and the pro applied the tensive training before stationing name. themselves in the Pacific for the Sandy took a look and then Apollo splashdown. The calculat- asked if the pro could put MD ed splashdown mint is 1,038 miles after the name. southwest of Hawaii, I'm a doctor," Sandy ex- This will be the Hornets seeplained. ond Apollo recovery. In 1966, the Again the pro obliged. nize. "Now, just one more thing, carrier retrieved an unmanned Pardon me, he asked them, Sandy finally added. "Can ye capsule near Wake Island. "but I dont recognize your order, squeeze Hours 10 to 3 on as The ship expects to return home . What is it?" well?" Golf Digest to Long Beach, Calif, in early Aug- The young women smiled and EGG MARATHON winners include: Lyman Kinney, first; Clark Mikesell, third; Tina Chisholm, first; Craig Young, second; Do you ever sit at evening (Discouraged, tired and worn to stmt again. ; fto as the night is falling fast ,Their days were long and rough; their outlook bleak; And listen to the many sounds Their struggle to survive was very hard. in enclore of evenings past? They birthed ten children. Only six survived The distant lowing of the cows To carry on the family name. as the sun sets in the west These were our people, and they were not great-j- ust And peaceful chirping of the birds stubborn and determined not to quit as they settle down to rest. Z Serves Aboard women belonged. Changes in the garb of Roman Catholic nuns are taking place at such a pace that even members of thut church have a bit of trouble keeping up with the times. This was apparent at a recent convention in Chicago of the Reli- gious Education Association, an interreligious body which this year large numbers of Catholics to its sessions especially members of the various sisterhoods. Riding in one of the elevators of the hotel where the convention was held, a Catholic delegate turned to a group of women wear- ing habits which he did not recog- The Tooele Transcript, Friday, July 18, 1969 Robyn Davis, second; Lori Peterson, third; Craig Rydalch, fourth; Robyn McKendrick, first and Lester Pendleton, second. Sam Bryan abide. Terrance Hall SPOUT GENTERS 44" 2" GOLF turns . |
