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Show am Volume Sixty Three Formerly vV-- Transcript-Bulleti- Tooele, Utah, Friday, October 18, 1957 n w r. Number Eighteen Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mantes Tooele High Plays Bingham Home from Delightful Tour Of Greece and Europe Here Tonite (Thurs.) at 7:30 Mr and Mr. Frnett G. Mantes! home three-game- m , . .here No matter you o in Mantes, Eur-mont- from three) r- including of West Germany Tracts rance.d,, to Greece. Italy, trip n,arkc Saitrerland, West Germany and.'',im,e At ,e I rra German gambling Engtand. Uaten Baten. the win-- j 4t of,C4imo Mr. Mantes as commander r l W ' the Good Will excursion of the l ederat.on of Am-j- ': , ncludstl Grace Keliy erica, to Greece, which was recog ) ' their and tour in paid mred officially by the Greek gov- - P'wnpslity nI 10 8 through the pal- ernment with all the attending 'e- 11lf P,'P:e tn the ceremonies. bJl don't like the prince. After the trip was all over and, On arrival in Athens, the tour-- 1 ing group was met officially on Mr. and Mrs. Mantes landed in board ship by Greek gov ernment .New York on good American sod. officials, and the following day. they exclaimed "Cod Bless Am- " the visitors were guests of the from the de(th of their vernment at a reception at the, hearts and kneeled and thanked King George Hotel. jGnd for the privilege of being The Mayor of Athens ws also Citizens of this great nation. host to the American visitors at a) In behalf of the American peo- big reception In behalf of that pie. Mr. Mantes placed wreaths the tombs of the unknown sol- city, and two days later the gov-jo- n ernor of Arcadia was host at an- - d.cr in both Athens and Tripolts other elaborate reception in Trip- have arrived Tole The fchite Buffalo grid-- j ' a Iron squad open home stand Ihursday night at 7. JO when they go after their first league win against the Bingham Miners. Then on the following two Fridays they will meet, in turn, visit to Europe, Murray and Cyprus, before closing out the season against Jordan Sandy. 1 A recent chetk with Tooele's mentor. Dean Stringham revealed that the flu bug has apparently run its course on the Buff campus and that ail the ailing gridders are back in suits, and ready to go. If the bug hasn't weakened them too much, Tooele should be a full strength when they go against Bingham. To help the fans enjoy the game more, following is a complete roster of the Buff squad; n o - ! CRIIK COVI RNMI-V- AND T CHURCH OFFICIALS AMI RICAN TOURISTS ship was boarded fifty CRIIK UFUO.MID TO GRILCE THE The milts off of Athens for this reception. Center, the Archbishop of Athens, immediate left, E. C. Mantes, left of Mr. Mantes if Mr. Triantafilakos. Greek cabinet member; First right of the Arch bishop it another cabinet member, and next if Mr. E. G. Mante. One of the high point of the jtour was the banquet given in honor of U.S. Ambassador, Mr. George Allen and the Premier of Greece behalf of the Federation of America, with Mr. Mantes directly in charge of the plans and arrangements j in Pthe lui-t'n- Commissioners Hold Meeting Wednesday Nite the Tooele County At fartcr Mr Gillespie 1 2 J Funeral for John 4 5 6 T. Gillespie Friday at Noon 7 8 9 10 Funeral services for John Taylor Gillespie, age 57 of 240 South Second West, will be held Friday at 12 noon ii the Ward chapel under direction of the Eleventh Ward Bishopric. Commis- Mr. Gillespie died Tuesday in a Fourth-Elevent- at 11 13 115 h 16 17 19 20 G. Wilson, C R. Castagno. T B. Seibers, HB R. Shnber. E R. Anderson, HB W. Lowry, G P. Workman. T E. Gray. HB P. Karabats, HB M. Lee, E G. Russell. HB Bob Shields. HB 4Jim King, G Bob Wieiatz, E Ken Tate, C Jan Evans, HB Kim Gordon, FB Bill Zentner, E Bob Cardon, FB Ed Davis. G Jerron Atkin, T ( j;:L . t A i MAYOR JAMES A. BEVAN Is Nominated by Democrats Demos Name Candidates for City Election Lke HosP,tal toltowm was 7iwng.rveenPinnhor 22 iness' Governor of Arcadia at Tnpolis! Jhonzcd7n8 cd.lshrt 23 the Krtipire Jg . ll At the end of ten days of such Tate 24 .,1 I James A. Bcvan, incumbent, ,ll0n the Ult Uke Tnune . fesnvmes. the organ, red group of j, Mortuary tonight from 7 to 9 p m. 25 S. Griffith, T was elected by acclamation to run of J:35 dirvisitors, under Mr. Mantes 26 Jay Smith, G on the Democratic ticket for Mayectton, was released and were, Ru;s, Freebairn was reappom-re27 S. Adamson. QB or of Tooele at the Democratic to travel tn the d.recttons or' 29 Brent Curry, E Convention held Wednesday evennM.mhcr of the Toot.,eoun. c 21 E. Vorwaller, T lCw Welfare Board for a term of ing in the County Court House. ty Mr. and Mrs. Mantes chose lhe'f4ur 32 Gene Warner, C vears Mayor Bevan was appointed to interesting sights and localities of 33 Louis Pavlos. G fill the unexpired term of Frank Central Europe to spend the reThe County plans to study the 34 Ernie Phillips, E C. Stone, who died during his 35 Gordon Lee, HB maining two months, and return adoption of an ordinance regulat- term as Mayor. ed to Athens to embark on theimg building standards along the 36 Glen Lee, E Elected to run as Candidates chartered boat for New York, and highways of the County, 37 R. Whitehouse. FB for City Councilmen were Wayne I to Utah. The County Commissioners deby plane 1 38 Frank Atkin, HB Hymas and Floyd White. Mr. and Mrs. Mantes state the cided to write operators of on QB Norman Adamson was elected pin Bryan, the trip was very educational and ve-- ball machines throughout Chairman o( the City Democratic Nash, T 59, Green Gilbert age Gillespie, Jrry Interesting from the standpoint County asking that they pey their 41 Dan Lawrence. C organization with Lucille Bevan died Wednesday, Oct. 16 at 10... of the people, their thinking and 'license, 42 C. Elkington, E as secretary. p.m. in a Salt Lake Hospital after 43 their way of life. They tried to get j Donna Porter was appointed Roger Murray, G from an extended illness off the regularly beaten tourist 225 44 L. Shingledpcker, path and were able to see many The Convention was marked by Try Again things normally missed. Weve tried picking the winners an unusually large attendance, A resident of this com of the with more than a hundred persons ,he ri,m munity, he was born here, Oct in three games, but one organized, they reported, to was postponed but we participating in the selection of 10, 1898 a son of William R. and'games the American tourist for a trimwere right on the other two, and candidates, Elizabeth Green Gillespie. ming. In France, there is a great so for the first time since we can He had been employed at the remember we are batting 100 per apathy among the people. They are deeply national but care little International Smelting and Refin- cent. For this weeks games well for the community in which they) Gust (Kallas) Kallianteris, age ing Company for 42 years and pick them like this: Tooele over live. The Frenchmen don't appear 64, died Wednesday at the Tooele was awarded a diamond pin shortBingham, Cyprus over Murray and worried, and the night clubs in Valley Hospital following a short ly before he was stricken with his Olympus over Jordan. Paris are filled with Frenchmen illness, fatal illness. spending money like mad. 7 He was born March 15, 1893 at He was a member of the AmeriSanitation was very poor in most son a Agjavesta Dorelos, Greece, can Legion George A. Greenlee areas they visited. of Theodor and Jeanoula Koka- - post 17, He belonged to the LDS Mr. and Mrs. Mantes were deepleare Kallianteris. ' Church. ly impressed with the beauties of Switzerland and the friendliness ofi up had rpsidpd in ToopIp for He was married to Vera Bryan, Have you read the notice of the its people. There appeared to be no the past 2s years and had been June 25, 1924, and she survives Bond Election? Do so! special Switzerin juvenile delinquency employed by the Tooele Cafe. along w'lth two sons, Clinton Gilac- There is a copy in this paper. to is Good weather expected laws land and the are very string He was a member of the Greek bert and Alan Carver and six , company the opening of Utahs If you have a tax receipt for ent against children under 18 yrs. Orthodox Church. granddaughters, all of Salt Lake general deer season getting under 1956 from the Tooele County Treato where going any public place if you are a registered City. way this weekend, so said depart- surer and Surviving are a brother, Jim they dance or drink. officials voter, you are eligible to vote in fish and of ment game and Nevada brothMcGill, Kallianteris, seven Also are IN Greece, the people admit surviving the bond election. two sisters, Tasoula Karademas ers, John G., William G., Harry today. freely, that if it had not been for The nursing home will be operaextended Bureau Weather U.S. G. and Frank G., all of Tooele; the material help sent from Am- and Marea Stefou of Greece. ted as it has been in the past, the for covering forecasts held at will period Funeral be services Lake Salt G. and G., Ross erica after World War II, their Clyde at City and Glen G., Los Angeles. the opening weekend of the hunt, under the direction of the Utah people would have died of starva- the Tate Mortuary, Saturday no State Department of Health. Bu3 p.m. and the prayer service, Funeral services will be held call for good weather with tion and illness. reau of Medical Facilities and the entire the over :30 1 at 19 in precipitation the at p.m. In England, they found the peo- Friday pm. Saturday, Oct. Commissioners. County state. Ward chapel. FrienJs Friends may call at the ple very correct and polite in all TOOELE REST HOME week- SIGNED: last storm activity 7 Heavy the Tate call to at their manners in dealing with the tuary Friday evening from Mortuary may COMMITTEE hazard arrest to much end did stranger. The attitude is a little 9 p.m. and Saturday prior to fun- Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sat in many of the states more cold, but very correct, was their eral time. Burial will be in the urday prior to services. Burial danger NOTICE hunting areas. However, Tooele popular the in will be Tooele City Cemetery. observation. Cemetery redepartment spokesmen again Tooele Stake Mens and Womminded hunters that care with ens MIA Preparation Meeting will fire is of cardinal importance at be held as scheduled tonight all times when in the field. (Thursday) at the regular time of 7:30 p.m. in the Tooele Fourth-ElevenSUN. SCHOOL PREPARATION Ward chapel, according MEETING CANCELLED to Glen Williams, Young Mens Due to so much illness among MIA President. the people, the Tooele Stake Sunday School Preparation Meeting scheduled for Sunday, has been cancelled. a e , Gilbert Gillespie Dies; Funeral Saturday, p.m. 39-D40-T- om - J - n" the Greek Government, who was in charge of the formal Greek Government reception for the American tourists. IS SHOWN MR. AND MRS. ERNEST G. MANTES STANDING left and right of Mrs. Isatsos, highest cabinet member of HERE life-lon- g "'Gust Kallas Are Yon Eligible .. ii To Vote in the T jr V ? Bond Election tV$ JjJh ' For Deer mr 11 J JUr Bz R?frEToin Hit th -- ..y7A?;AHS I r A t th PLACES THE OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER in Athens in behalf of the American people. Standing with Mr. Man MR. ERNEST G. MANTES WREATH ON THE GRAVE tes, who was commander of the American group, is Mr. Samuel C. Maragos, an attorney from Chicago, who was assistant Lions Club to Vernon Vard to Hear Exchange Host Saturday Student, Tonight Lions Club will meet tonight (Thursday) at Marvista for their Night Dance regular dinner meeting., Guest speaker will be an exchange student from Finland, who is attending school at Utah State University. This speaker will be of particular interest to Lions inasmuch as one of their projects is a contribution to this exchange program. E. O. Biggs, County Agent, will also be guest of the club. REPORTED IMPROVING Mrs. Gertrude Morgan, who recently underwent a major back operation at LDS Hospital in Sait Lake City, and has been in rather serious condition this past week, was reported Thursday to be improving satisfactorily. The regular Saturday nite dance will be held on Saturday, Oct. 19 in the Fourth - Eleventh Ward church with the Vernon Ward MIA acting as hosts. There will be good music and refreshments and everyone is invited to attend. Admission will be fifty cents, plus budget or guest cards or 75 cents per couple and the cards. Parents of Jr. High Mrs. Martha Garrard was honored at a family dinner on Sunday on occasion of her 80th birthday anniversary at the home of her son, Mervin Garrard. Thirty - one family members were on hand to enjoy the day together. On Tuesday, Mrs. Garrard was further honored by the Lake Point Relief Society who held a surprise party for her, their oldest and most devoted member. CLUB MEETING POSTPONED I LAS MAJOR OPERATION Meeting ot the Tooele Garden Leon Hutchinson, of Tooele, isGub scheduled for Oct. 21 has recovering from a major operation 'been postponed, due to the flu cpi-the LDS Hospital in Sait Lake dcmic, and will be held one week later Monday, Oct. 28. City. TOOELE HI vs. BIN GHfl ELKS Mrs. Martha Garrard Is Honored on 80th Birthday DINNER DANCE GARDEN at - THS Students to Meet Monday, Oct. 21st STADIUM Trying out her sons desk for size, and checking on his class schedule, is Mrs. Florence McBride, PTA President, with Joe and his - THURS. 7:30 PI SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 19 eighth grade English teacher, Students 7:30 Miss Hatch, looking on. PI (With Student-Bod- y Card) LODGE HALL All parents of Tooele Jr. JTigh students are urged to obtain from their child a copy of his class meeting this coming Monday, Oct. 21. All parents and teachers will assemble in the Jr. High auditorium at 7:30 p.m. From there they will move from room to room according to their childs schedule. Ten minute periods will provide for parents and teachers to become better acquainted, and for explanations of each teachers manner of teaching, discipline, grading and other factors in which parents are especially interested. Membership dues may be paid at 50 cents per adult. Envelopes for this purpose have been sent home with each Jr. High student. All parents are invited and urged to participate in the PTA program outlined for the present school year. A Y Just Arrived Af ' Tooele valley Hospital Melvin and Jane Peasnall Anderson, Grantsville, son, Oct. 16 Thomas and Bonnadean Leas-ur- e Reese, Tooele, daughter Oct. 17th. Surgery Josephine Mastarnardi, Tooele Walter Card, Salt Lake Rita Marie Kroon, Midvale Peter Von Mueller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mueller. Medical Ida Leahigh, Tooele Milo Porter, Tooele Sharon England, Tooele Ida White, Tooele Tessie Hansen, Tooele Edna Canning, Tooele ld |
