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Show taiv ah of TranEcrint Tcoele , in have toy, ciolhd that our chiUlit--n of and have out ptown or prmtn tirrd Ihe . 1h-- lol. ti- U'3.O r, i USNamcd for Sunday 'Z'L',UI. Commander Bohlken, cominis- In North T. Stake d status in Jan- :;?1 fatnilis Birthday parties inr tales mi I stoned from enlist. - j j0rne missionary assignment the juary IW, has served m both ov- - f )(. Noflh s,jke fl)r Sund.-Atlantic and Pacific fleets for jo have been made as N.meni().r er JO years. He is a seteran of foll)WS, m Lake' View (seven major enpagemenis jay ucx Kirk. e (World War II. He was awarded M B!eaardi jy frank Navy Unit Citation for service aboard the Destroyer. USS Brooks, s,,tonj j jvo Christen- in the South and .n in ojieralion Ar(hur Smith and Mar- Western Pacific. ., c Sagers, j During hi Navy career. ComBerl jj Weight, Ward mander Bohlken has attended ad-- j $mlh 8n(J AjJuje f;r,M4ost ts Ivancc-Bevan. Navy school. ng in Salvage., jH) (fth War(J General line, and the five term c and l.sther B. Price mdsay marram at the University of Ida- - jJ(snn ho. N. Howard Seventh Ward The Salt Lake Recruiting Dist-- , j A. and Groscost Charles jt.nsl.n net covers Utah. Idaho, part of i(th jlarnt., Wyoming. Nevada, and Oregon George H. Nel lcn(h WjrJ son. Thomas R Atkin and Joseph RIPORTTD IMPROVING R LlrullK.rj, M.lo Porier. who was trans-- ( War(J conft.rencej will be held ferred to the Veterans Hospital in m ,h(. r Jt:hih Ward. November Salt Lake City on Tuesday. Oct Q and jn ,he Seventh Ward. u repet rted to be blowlv im- - vcmBt.r 17 proving He and his wife wish to express their thanks to the nurses, doctors and staff of the Tooele Valley Hospital and the Veterans Hospital, to the Seventh Ward Bishopric, and the Ciders who stayed with him. to the v 'll 1 I j ! M rr cr " ,u Ry-jth- j i our Sthixd in uni h Iroprain have turned into k ng one out of two, adding sjvaie a hip affair for the children at the p.nts, making extra p errs, fin Toor'e (emral St hool Over one mil np and painting The "ChriM- - hondttd th.ldren with hirthdavs in mas is a temporarily va StpiemlHT sat at a speuallv dec cant h.idd ng, Building No T 1001 ora'til tahle and ate a whoh-somhaa'i-nn the Commercial Row apjxtiing d.nner, after which at TOD Some of the evjxrts surh they were served individual birth have already dav cake and ice cream This os shop foremen their services in plan cial feature is being carried on in n.ng the simp layout and in mov- all the elementary ithnols in the mg woodworking and metal work county who partidjwte in the Tie reconditionin'; - j i ll) to ! Home Missionaries ,vk"' f.-- nl wt US 1 n m.tv he briktn op and still v.iluv. f r example, a buvtle j Wilh one wlwt! dantapid nlJV ust vsti.it is m tiled as ami time had just htiKjplit m an txira I he same tan Ik- - dun who vvnh dulls, vtapi ns. stalls, and udo r loss ( In nnp that hjs small Ik4 rur-ttjvs or worn sjxits i an lints have hn n sit up at indium e l X.I opt mil t)X ration tM,iti enlianu pates of the dejxil Aoune vu h ng lo n,stm.n. Mmdav. will) the f.rsi 'or t"u'ioii who do not wist) to donate nuns tm of tmi t'ollurip, and umits may di to these them liver A don. u'um John ( tui hv itf'ns 'vie orpnniation at tall I hi Otfner kv, Commanding 1, ii ' ihairtnan, Mr llurby Pofier, font- - O tin a m e )t poi "O, ration ( lit iMmax' can he ti ns on Inti hrokin down into three phases ( o'unt Supenskv fj.d, ' I irst, he rm-iviand xegrig jtis), sn oiul, al nuns w.ll go I lie Ihrniiph "( hrtstmas Shop," where yoluntetr workers will re rond lion every (limp that tu t ds re pairs, and third, distrihu'ion will he m i le to needy and unfortunate for their k ndness TapV l the many friends and and to neighbors for their get weM cards, and other thoughtful kindness ex- tended to him. Navy recent'v assume,) dune, as O' fuer m (harge of the 1 US Navy Ret noting Station. Utah. Luke Salt City, Doug'as. Jrior to his Salt Lake assign-- ! Commamirr Bohfkrn coin-- ' a imanded the uss ken 1957 Novr-mbr- Friday, i.. R. John : , - to S- of Property la,sjse.ul Branch at noele Ordname Dijait donate toys ami cloth to Inijiloyeis I Bohlken l' 0 s lj John R. Bohlken Named U.S. Navy Recruiter No-2T- n, - Commander Jofm . vb. R. Bohl- - r . Jb .4a 4 b to4b 4 -- 4k R R R Vt Taylor, and her helfx'rs. no job is too great to tat kle They do alt thc-iown leaking, which in Vc-r- a wrrr a rirvrpa r -- I 2 R h 1 1 ? v eludes brc4ad, mils, biscuits, coo-, kies, cakes, cobblers and pies ' j The November birthday party will be on November 2S and all PHONE the summer birthdays will be held in March. April and May There are 172 students enrolled m the Tooele Central Sihool over the lunch room at TmK'le Central School and approximately HX() children Principal, Mr. Arthur Jackson; Manager, where children are enjoying their birthday hool in school lunch Si Tooele the Mrs Vera and County participate Taylor I urn h Supervisor, Mrs Della Jackson, look party. iprngram each day. Tins program ,s one of the greatest aids to edu- student of nice tmg will he held Monday. No- d ,ht.;T7ontacTkoJert M.t.ary, SounlaV. Tony ration that has ever been dev el viola a the ,f Tooe'e Peck, p layer vember 11 at S pm. in the Civic Sally pnnupal fommaminf, oped. We are all working for a ,n the symphouv. llildnin for comp,,.,e details ,Rixnn of the City Hall The meet- common goal to produce a sound Season tickets for the regular mg will be a fundraising project lf)t; Cjdl.t j.!)hl orientation mind in a sound fxxly one is Tuj)XTware rajmilv suhscr.ption stries of ilte Utah m the form of a progr(.ssmR lueless without the other. ,Cadet Jerry Bryan has completed Svmliony are also on sale at b.g demonstration. Darlene Richman his five hours and Cadet David savings at the Utah Symphony of- - and Mane Williams will act as There will he pries Gladden is not far behind, with fire, .5 West first South in Salt Civil-Ai- r Now all you have to ,aud surprises Every member is only fifteen minutes more flight Iike City, do is phone for a. urged to attend and bring a gift time to go. These Cadet flights j A spe-eiinvitation is extendcJ take place every Saturday mor-- j B heavenly selection of JR. WOMI "S to the members of the Tooele Wo- - jl let's! weather nmg, permitting LEES CARPETS k'V! Junior Women's Club'men's Cljb. This year's information on the have all the Cadets out to the air- - Tlie Tixx-lb BROUGHT RIGHT Civil Air Patrol "Project Acade-lp,)r- t j t0 participate. INTO YOUR HOME my" has just arrived. It contains ou( CAP personality of the week a .catalogue from the Air Force IS Major Hamilton 11.11. who u of one our by Academy at Colorado Springs, Co- - serving as the Commander of the carpet experts , Jlorado which gives all the rejuire-T,KK.jCad- -r Major Srpudron hnents which must be met by a Blj as0 holds the rank of I.t ITS THE EASY WAV Ivoung man in order for him to be Commander in the US Naval Re eligible for candidacy to the He received his education TO demy. If there is a boy who is at Cornell University and has a Gold Medal or now attending high school who isldepree in forrestrv. Major Hill 'ooking forward to college, here started his career as a Naval is his chance to get the best edu-lpiKitchen Craft He received his flight ln cation available anywhere with naming at Pensacola, Florida and all expenses paid, plus a com mis-- Corpus Christi, Texas Trom 1137 sion in the United States Air 0 he was asx.gned duty at iv Force. Any parent who wants to pear Harbor where he flew the y v, 50 North Mam, Tooele lbs. help his son decide on a career.Navy Patrol bombers, the PBY ' - v . should talk it over with him now p0i0w ing that, he was an instrul s' ment flight instructor at Pensa10 ibs. cola and Corpus Christi pnd a test In pilot at Norman, Oklahoma. 1156. Major Hill helped organize the Rupert-BurleSquadron of the Civil Air Patrol in Idaho Since coming to Tooele he has been do ing a very commendable job of training and advising the Tooele Cadet Squadron. The young men, of that squadron are foitunate to have the change of working with a person who has a background of experience and knowledge such as Major Hill has. The weekly meeting night for f the Tooele Senior Squadron has been changed from Thursday to to Tuesday to make it easier for more members to attend There are several projects pending which will be of interest to you. Fvery-on- e is invited to participate. ? au. 29? 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