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Show Tno Tccc!o Trcrreript, Friday, August ivT'nhit 2, 1057 Hrvt.rtptvd jnot fm.ufh (ijiiiip uiukr lights, himrstr, wr cnl lair Jit SJ) fdxil Spf itiftillr h,r V piUluUj; 1 Giant Ifalrd I'uny Mid I 5 l IliUK.rf ruga ws .Id j 'he Dancing Square of be nrwi-l ?-- Vr; gioup err in town are alt Uirritrd and taught 4 Hus I are fern being taught Wiliams. art by Mr. v r4 Ja-- III 8 v..rKj 9 sCt, Hi I S i' CLyl In All-St- ar ami to 10 - fy H L 3 T I ( rz sioped Play-Of- fs Mgr; Dennis Palmer, Denny Painter, Jim Wrathall, Terry Thomas, Rob Lawrence, Tommy Warr, Urenl Palmer, Jim Kelly, Mgr. Harold Reed, Tommie Front Row L to R Ware, Chuck Terry, liillie Caslagno, larry I tsher, I ynn Oliyer, Gail Peterson. Byron Anderson. Back Row L to RDick Hutchins, a Think ef ome real unttsti 1 it an timl of a hauling joh-a- ml is !vrn Ul llut a Irm v: doing j I p L lj - lunch mm A !? - ... J : year, Irtn k trailei pj-- l lave laeit designed ami huilt lot Feolur lha autoinohile o( tlie futuie , . . Corry on ait iniiseum on heels , . . Compriie a pot (aide advaiue airfield tor jet figliler planes . . . To haul uch vaiie.l itnns a ctnenl, onions, liquitl sugar, hulk and hot steel. lour, IV ca-k- el lSV 'J -- ;( v V Y s Jz j Th . it. In th "TT J 5 r- - , and visiting are scheduled for 5 p m. Swimming, s(irts and movies will end the djy. One hundied pe r cent attendance is asked. reunion for all dependant of Thoma Henry Cark will be held on Saturday, August 3 at the locale City Park. An hour business meeting will commence at 2 30 pm. At 3 30 A r TO M KE HOME IN ARIZONA Mr. and Mr. Don Worthington' and son, David, left Monday for their new home in Glendale, Arizona. Margarie, and Sheldon, two other children who have been visiting grandparent in Pennsylvania. will meet their parents in Arizona. W'e hope the Worthingtons wont like Arizona so much (hat they will forget us, but come back from time to time for a visit. edd.oii C.Y in n Vu 0 Grantsville for a few hour on their wav back to Pocatello In say hello to friend. VISITORS I ROM LOGAN Marie and Denise Barru of to-gavacationed in Grantsville at the home of Mr, and Mr, t rank In exchange. Nancy and Susan f isher vacationed in Logan' a guest of Mr. and Mr. Marvin Darrus. t v gh I 1 FRICNDS IaVuii yejllesik o' 'stu'd. the t!u-U- j Vic Mi-vuli- tl'Jt Kliish-ilsl,iif the IsHilIet .d, w :h 2 3 lia'iu- deaths j r j jo niu ii ui vctiih nu'ts had n.ilej;e d ath te of iuiy' Ma'e It aso led the piev 10. is year. m Kr'Lh j 1 Ui e Rhode Islmd. ovi .i and Ni w Amo ig the lop live, list Is te('' t The children whu nuke up the, set are Kay Williams, daughter! of bishop and Mr. Cliff William; Dick Johnson, aon of Mr. and Mr j Cherry Hearty Skip Johnson; daughter of Mr. and Mr. Clyde Hearty; Mark Jackson, ton of Mr. and Mr Dougta Jaikson; Iota Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mr Poland Smith; Craig Hleazard, ton of Mr and Mr. Max blear! ard; Camille Anderson, daughter! of Mr. and Mr. Staley Anderson and Richard Anderson, ton of Mr j and Mr Joe Anderson All the proud parent are grateful to Mr. Cliff William for Ihei time and effort the ha devoted to the training of this group. And' ern these 'kids if you haven't dame, you don't know what you have frosted. a. LKg i I with who ,1, ( o mi d s!l-ustu- T Day dam mu j a favoile pasiinu group of Grantsville youngsters, . j ' an enthusiasm rimed by many of the older profile The tiny group eniertamod tprc-- , tator at the Queen Contest in (irantssiiie on July 3 and again1 at Lagoon on Grantsville Make Siiarc lju-s- Vii'V I foul the utm VttudiMg (a li i Williams, these em hauling young-- i nirr go through thnr pair with1 the darning Its iia II .1 s fern by Mr you the lam ! Uetts the Ihstrit I ol ( olomli.a venule ruh Jge death Motor rates tor IlMI aie le test m dental I 4i Is," the (i.uilul'i t Square dan u year old Is. 1 I I Young Fry Enjoy 1 vhtie lh it s 'si.. as a ital le lira flu, Jr-- I n msn, le sa'e. thai oa wan! to .1 i l) Iftnr ganirj ork, fi nh SjMnrJi Monday fad nr tumi-nifa-r- Fi't, v'm" - Vlre, frt'r me! I'-- ! , j 'z ' saiS 1; engineering staff of Trailer Company comeive.l Frue-'ha- 'these trui k 'jnusual-- or trailer. None was more more expensive than turned out to carry trailer the A Ford exerimental aulo. 1 his was first glass sided full the world VISITORS FROM CAU FORMA and it cost SoO.fKIO. trailer length Mrs. Helen Willardson and sons, of The State j Virginia ha the Toni and Russell of Martinez, CaliThe 4 Vfoot-lon- g wheel. on museum rt This week will wind up the 1957 fornia, are visiting with Helen's with fitted is trailer mueiim WednesMr. Mrs. and P.P, parents, Pony League baseball. Qpe walls so that paintings and jollier art object ran le taken Karen Johnson is vacationing in to a town square, whool or. E 1 Seattle Washington a guest of an church yard. m uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. RobOur ormed forces which are ert M. Johnson. She will return trailers in many tasks have using L. Buys in time for school. 24T1I OF JULY BEAUTIES Princess Diana for them. These three girls were chosen by come up with another unusual ue the three Grantsville wards to represent the tor Charles and attendants Vicky Reed and Shar-len- e day evening the Mustangs played program. A trophy will be presentby utilizing a trailer a an advance BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Primaries at the 2 1th of Juy celebration. made a cute picture as they the Cowboys and Thursday evening Dewey airfield tot, jet fighter planes. In ed to the winning team and a Don Faw to Birthday greetings rode on the float, made especially the Pistons played the Bees. No proudly be will neudear certificate war, these trailer could batting champ son, Harvey E. Naylor and Rosescores at present time. velt on Sunday evening and his to the the moved to forward area le holding presented boy Millward on 1; easily August , y mary 1, Annapolis and the Air Force wife and baby will remain for a evening will be a double-headerIt is re(Stationary, Roll-up- ) for jet plane launchings. Sandberg on August 2; to (jemy at Colorado Springs than with the Bees meeting the Cow- highest batting average. more extended visit. quested that all the umpires, score Paul Kelly on August to Jay Hale.itere are vacancies to fill. How-Jiwith stainTank traileri-so- me boys at 5:30 pm. and the Pistons and commiltee members keepers June Jack Sutton, less Angel, in steel finishes haul in full 8 mirror of wheat the winter at with jn Harvest my eight years Mustangs SPENDS U ETKEND HFRE tangle be present. This aso includes all Elsie Green on August 5, gress, I have had only one UUtah swing. Very little abandonment to spend the weekend at everything from hot duxolate to Here pm. Saturday will be the final four managers. Immediately fol- and to Melva Bolinder, George L, Yield slightly above normal. Lots the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.C. hulk flour to acids of all kinds. game of regular play at 8 p.tn lowing the program will be a wa- Tuesday, August 6. of grass fires. Damage very slight. Tate were their with fhe Cowboys and Mustangs. And with the nationwide high and bust. termelon No damage to crops or buildings Monday evening, August 5 at 5 Mr. and Mrs. H. B. daughter, building program just beginBUSINESS AND (way VACATION and p.m. the Number 1 team meets The Springville Pony League disVery slight damage to watersheds, Fowler and children, Heather, ning, youll see plenty of Don Lawrence and Robbie, son, 2 7 of No the No. two from crickets. the latter at and either team the services; Slight Brent and Hal. Each of the childp.m. damage played some first class baseball Brick tank trailers that will save! trip into is as rewarding, if not more so. damage from grasshoppers, main-tha- ren No. 3 team meets the No. 4 team last Friday night when they took left Monday on a brought a guest to enjoy the nurhmoney in time and.lahor. It a or 1981-Phone 1473-is the business Northwest. . a in and the career the alfalfa ornamentals, the Grantsville game, Army, Navy ly Immediately following by a score hospitality of their grandparents will be the presentation of awards of ten to rwo. We think our bovs trip for Don, a vacation trip for or Air Force. Robbie. FISHING TRIP RELATIVES VISIT Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Likes and for family were his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Likes and his brother, Dolls Childrens George Likes, of Idaho Falls. The American Legion Auxiliary TO VISIT IN NEW YORK is starting its drive for dolls. They Now Mr. and Mrs. John A. Brough will take all dolls which have vacabeen discarded and repair and left Friday for a three-weeChildrens 10-10:dress them for the needy child- tion to be spent in the East. They Channel-230 pm will visit at Rome, New York with ren's Christmas, The Auxiliary will need time to Mrs. Broughs sister. Mrs. Alta Now I99 prepare these dolls, as many will Woodard. GO SAFELY go to the Doll Hospital, and there To reverse Horace Greeleys ad- be done to get them hislcadet uni-i- s J1uc.h Verl Johnson lost $200 receives per year, nearly Get your Sherlock Holmes" Ironrite combine or Christmas. Sunday afternoon in whatform and textbook allowance in reaty ,n time So, if you have any to donate, could have been a serious fire. addition. , it will be greatly appreciated. Mrs. TV quiz Etntry Card by phoning "725" or The prompt service of the GrantsFine Future William Herren will call at your ville Fire Department, who arUpon graduation from the Mer rived at the scene within eight chant Marine Academy, each ca- home and pick them up if you coming in t minutes soon had everything un- det receives a Bacheor of Science will phone her at 1477J. A large der control. The fire started when degree, a license as an engineer number of dolls are needed, so I some burlap sacks came in con- or deck officer in the Merchant wont you pease look through your tact with the combines manifold Marine and an Ensigns commis- drawers, shelves, attics, etc. for dolls you do not want. setting them on fire. If the fire sion in the Naval Reserve. Coast any had had the opportunity to spread Guard Academy graduates receive RETURN FROM VISIT it could have taken am eight-acr- e a commission in the Coast Guard Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Herron and field of grain with it. Young Dean as an Ensign with starting salary 15 South Main Tooele, Utah 95 Johnson can be given credit for j0f $85 per week. Most Coast Guard son, Ned, accompanied by their lor saving the combine and field of officers can be assured of becom- - daughter, Mrs. Blanche Berry, rea grain. Dean sprinted 300 yards ing Captain and increasing their turned home this week from y with in nothing flat to his home and spent trip visiting week $250 to by per earnings turned in the alarm. Damage to the time they retire. The average their son and brother, George HerReg- $4.95 to 5.95 the combine was approximately of Merchant Marine offi- ron and his wife and five children, salary Balboa in the Colum$50.00. cers ten years after graduation who live on a ranch Washbia Basin near River Pasco, is $11,000. Model 85. (Also available: Model 80, ington. This country is reclaimed To Qualify model 1 cabinette Model 88, land watered by canal from the open model; simiEntrance requirements are iTt price! in mahogany or walnut finish.) Lake. Cowlie Dam The Grand lar to those of the three more farms in this area newly developed academies. Applwidely known are prospering and the country each 6 pr icants must be between 17 and 22, II two completely usable open ends must have graduated from hiph side is dotted with large stacks of school and must pass a rigid of bailed hay and many heads (Reg. $1.00 pair) (All $1.50 ties) on roll and ironing shoe! cattle. The farmers plant in Feb. entrance scholastic and physical and harvest very good crops. They Do-a- ll examination. Cadets are selected ironing points that iron raise four crops of alfalfa a seathe those highest from receiving $500 son. The Herrons also visited at anywhere a hand iron will! score on the competitive examinaBoth home. the Grant Bleazard with each pair shoes! Unknown Academies tions. Further information on eithIf my mail is any indication, er of these academies can be ob- these former Tooele boys have done well, having gone from here All clean stock no old merchandise. young men in Utah are unaware tained bv writine me at 1205 New to LOW DOWN PAYMENT pioneer that area when it was of two superb government acade- House Office Bldg., Washington, opened to Veterans. mies which offer fine educations D.C. The Herrons returned via Mt. Ink careers and Black to who those qualify. EASY CREDIT TERMS Hood, extouring the northwest counThe two schools are the United Final totals for government States Merchant Marine Academy penditures for the fiscal year end- try on their way home. at Kings Point, New York, and the ed June 30. 1957, have just reached United States Coast Guard Aca- mv desk. They show a surplus of VISITORS FROM ROOSEVELT demy at New London, Connecti- $1,645 billion which was applied Mr. and Mrs. Val Simpson and cut. Dianna, arrived here to reducing the national debt. The daughter, e last weekend at the home Of Vals 10 West Vine, Tooele No Applicants oublic debt at the end of the Phone 975 Mr. and Mrs. George are many more applicants!keeping year was $2 2 billion for appointments to West Point.llow the level of a year earlier.Simpson. He returned to Roose- - Pony League O .. Clarke Johnson - r k S-E-- or Roland NEWS VffW lT Aluminum Awnings Crop Quotes' Aca-Gar- Storm Doors ll Mill-jeve- rt and Windows Con-war- Clip On son-in-la- hulk-Ceme- Quick ten-da- y an WRITE AUTOMATIC n Legion Auxiliary Begins Drive Christmas WER August SIIOB: ruLnAn:: White Sandals on our TV program "Sherlock Holmes KUTV , 2" k Mondays. Canvas Shoes si vij: shop Ends Saturday! CLARKS IRONRITE Sport Coats $10 off regular price! Sport Shirts $1 off regular price! Sport Shirts Reg0!ttl5 2 goo ten-da- Only Ironrile offers these two great advantages: Iron rile AUTOMATIC IRONER Swim Suits! now 395 Summer Casual Jackets Congressman Socks Reports $5 Ties L $1 shirt free GORDON'S Men's Wear ClAHECS IRONRITE 4 The 'Smartest Style Shop' book-Ther- |