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Show Tho Tr'y-- r- V conhmu J lilt smelter ore-nuIn hold lirst place by a shin marihey took the Mu hurt's gin a J Jewelry team by four point High for ihi strutter was Marty Lluh i Clunk C'hngman helped with tos id spr.es Ihgh for thp Mu hurl's Jewelers was Vein Solbs with a game and Cub llunn.i also lud a 20 J game. Paulos Moior stayed rinse on the smelter team by dumping Tate burmture for four points. High for the mechanics was Bill Buck ingham with a 222 game and a 57 4 series. Joe Wilson helped the cause with his 556 series. Ilateman Jewelry surprised the' Caldwell Drug men by taking 3, points from them. High for the Jewelers was r.rnie Wrylaml wnh a 220 game and a 570 series. High' for Caldwell's was Max Booth,! with a 558 series. i i M.ke Mogus, Sec. Whether jroura hating a party just a few friend or a full scale family reunion charier at you'll have some cleaning up to do after the last guest , (raves. So Servlcemaster, the national home care or- - k ganuation, recommends t ; i giving sonie thought to meat-21preventive clean-ukefor the arty..i Itarti to cut down on p to Slide damage your furnishing. throw rug First of all. place Inside the front door f.r muddy see how feet When duty It I the nest day you'll he glad the dnt cMimuluted there and not or, your carpet It Isn't unusual for someone at a party to end up sitting on the floor, especially at inaek time. The result could be crumbs or messy spot. So the Second picvenlative mess-t- o ur la have a spotting kit bandy, If an accident occurs during the party you can have all the solution handy In a First for 1 t , j : GiveF.F.A.,4-- H j i I j t i spun Iw tbgbiv TT ooi:u: Tff.t.vsf ifiT ot Tooele City, Utah. Entered Class mailer at th Poft Ofltce cl Tooele as City, Utah, under Act of March 8. 1879. Price 10 per copy, Subscription $4 per year ALEX r. DUNN, Editor Issue'! each i I ome iv.il ffjfj armors of Ameritj and of 411 Clubs In the area.' utare Jr on; "jo UINII rnfjy 11 MI N w.nier uf spang f.ihmg paur to ih lv,ait ,J'H f' rrt'u- the if! uy L minds- - lm.nl 0f j iVh unj Game tml.i re- - 'I,nl ,0' fish Inetise the lotions week game was anj announced it this inni, m,i.de,l sport it, i to rttain then hv Li,v I W Howie, vki and comb nation In ease ear beg ns April 6 each year arid prevdnt, InM Setun'v Uank of for Ia7 ,f the, irnul do n an.v'ends April 15 the follow tug ear. Uta'i, N'A, in c'u'ge ol west ren tx.lfl 4 tnd.v rdual awards Slid unit l)!n, J 1 First Security to Awards in 1958 v Triclay December 27, 1S57 Tranrcrlpt Sjudu-smet- for i R I IMII IV I fiiip division. Foundation his appropriated $2 4'JO tor these awards M' (liseti sud that the I irst Foundation has Ko conSecurity son ot Mr. anj Mrs Itua-v- l tributed 1957 si hniai ships and daughter cl Mr. and Mrs. giants totaling $10,lu0 on the fot Photos by A. D. Thomas owing schools; University of Id . - aho, Idaho State College, Bmse . i a oe (mm members (4 the Utah lift at nny meal and a special iiread Ruks lolhee. Nc rth- A refreshing jr ebbr and In It h. moist uiu rn Sul th.ir recent Sunday of ,,,r e,,,,.,,. Uj The lor Lile Borjrns ol Toooto Vclley Hasptlol ot Mr Mrs end Nelson, daughter Joseph Jtoilando; Erac- Peter. - i TESFiT'S - FRET La-b- con-ml.- i- Mr -u omp "'1 in.iii.iMi n y adopted sia'd that with the advent of Sf...tmk' and the determination the Amen, an jco(''e to move e lurward wnh v,ir pre.gram with utmost speed". It was ft- on, mended that we sbov our fel-- ' tow Americans and those who would menaie us that we our-,),- e selvc- Iwck the attaik through nu-sd- Aid Kit for Spot Removal and quickly remova a stain before It has a chance to set and do permanent damage. Have a supply of clean rags so If a drink I spilled Padgen's Adv. Agency continued available find some-tilin- g to hold the league lead by taking you know where to IMAM H SI XT fast to wipe It up. three points from Cook's team.j r. tut 3 tv.? Another precautionary measet a High for Padgen's was Floyd ure Servtccmaster suggest Is to HO wrw. A 3 A O Workman who had games of 221, havt a good carpet cleaning MllC Bit cw.ro reattached an with -and 224 for a 622 series. High for brush - wxac rTSfci pile 7 sir i lorer nd olut,',n in Tou' cl?an la t, Cooks team was Deb bong with a next the day you Ing closet. Then 589 series. can give your carpet an overall Padon close Gillespies stayed freshening up. gen's team by taking four points from the Cagles team. Bud Car-- j mack was high man for the Officers "st. 4 . lespies team. Carl Seal had a 201 for KCUlks the 10 Join Cagles. game o orw mu KTUT and the Cosmo Club had TMJtr I W3T 11-,-t H to settle for two points each. Tim S Ol. 3 Tug p. Ablett had a 200 game for the! Cive hundred officers trained in ACT VC Art (Jt (jHtntyJ US KTUT. Jim Gochis was high man the field of Science will be adder! -' Marthe of to ranks the Navy and for the radio men with a 549 seme Corps annually under a new ries. educational program announced High for tne clubmen was Harry ,aV b7 Secretary of the Navyj 223 Marsh with a game. Tred s- (al,s- Margetts had a 210 game andjThomas 'li with the school year; 222 a Beginning had Siebers game, Larry the.1958-195number that of enlisted,' There will be no bowling of City League for two weeks. The men will be enrolled in civilian a uiiivnu; m tc.t At a sre.wrv. a v ptF' next session will be Jan 7, 1958. institutions of higher learning four-- ; F U a. SAfNBS B JViWS ITS Tnt MO 0OCf a A'- degree1 A M.ke Mogus, Secy. you bai to roM zauHmrf 'year courses leading to ato. as of Bachelor of Science and to commissions in the N'jvy. MUSKRAT TRAPPCRS ALMANAC CALENDAR MUST RCG1STCR Emphasis in their studies will be' of and Fish Department Game'plared on mathematics and the FACTS TOR FAMILY spokesmen today reminded all physical sciences. During summer J muskrat trappers planning to trap vacation periods, the students will Featuring useful facta for every member of the family, the new any of the six slate owned water- - be assigned to Navy Laboratories tw m i 1958 St. Jo.eph Almanac-Calendarfowl refuges that they must regi- - and other scientific establishments 1J1 1 AXGS printed and distributed in the with wardens to ster charge study application of the sciences., nationally by Plough. Inc, drug not later than January 10, 19.iS. en-30 of 0f selection cents of. i,asiS ui j Approximately manufacturers, are now available In the event that the number jste(j men for tf,jS higher study every dollar of persona! income: free through the courtesy of drug benumber registered exceeds the W intelligence and aptitude. received by Utahns last year went! dealers In this area. lieved to be in the 'best interest Those 'considered y In addition to Its qualified but for I ederal, stale, and local taxes1 on calendar dates, the of the management of the guidance hidden 'Hus school fig-sufficient and acj (bo;h direct.) high marfp.jn" 1938 St Joseph Almanac-Calenda- r a drawing will be held on for college entrance will ure com pates wnh 19 cents out of is filled with information on at the refuge headquarters. given opportunity to earn those each dollar that went for guvernliving for everyone from family The six refuges are Locomotive credits. ment in 19)0 and 12 cents per dol- - babies to their grandparents. Springs. Public Shooting Grounds, Students will receive the paylar ,n Ihese were some of Already America s most popClear Lake, Ogden Bay and Stewcalendar, the 1958 St. and allowances of their rates while le inJP,rar't findings presented in ular drug Almanac-Calendart Lake. is sure Joseph a of review government attending college. The Navy Dept to be in even greater demand than Utah Founda-Thetiv,,ies by prepared of education. costs their pay ever before because it is mure will be required to remain t,on- - ,he Pnvdt,i nonprofit govern-ocomplete in a wide range of submental research organisation, active duty as officers for j jects. Young parents will find these helpful features: Regular period equal to the time they are According to the Foundation reYoui enrolled in the program. iPiTt. the total tax burden paid by Health Habits Will Protect Child, Food For The 1 to 6 Year to ani(linted A selection board consisting of ,'ast yar Old; Some Tips on Dressing The mill1011. This included $245.7 Naval Officers and civilians exp-'1?- : Young Baby; Chart For Child's milerienced in the field of education m'bion in f ederal taxes.SSi Toileting; Father's Day Witf ICOMMEKUHFEKtnnU will be convened to pass upon ap-- lion in state taxes and $U1 6 mil- - Baby; Family Fire Drill; What r local taxes. The tax burden Parents Should Know About Iplicants for the new pr0gran1-bor- l Milk; How Your Child's Feet 12 Utah has almost 'n multiplied Those selected will be offered for What Your Child's Pla) Grow; million $34 to ,394 fmes (from enrollment in colleges and univer- Can Tell You; About Children's 1930. g sities subject to the rules of the milll0n) since Teeth and other Government is playing an intopics. For general data that creasingly more important role in the Utah economy, according to makes it an encyclopedia of facts Powerful Electronic Tube to be referred to many times daily The most powerful radar elec- the study. At the present time, the by the whole family circle, the of source single personal largest 1958 St. Joseph Almanac-Calendwhich can transmit tronic tube from includes first aid information, 4,000,000 watts of energy has income in Utah is, derived , daily weather forecasts, fishing more than 20 parts made of nickel LaiTeMtS. loand planting charts, times of sunor nickel alloys because of their ment units (Federal, state and Last year government income rise and sunset, signs of the Zocal.) oxidato and resistance strength disbursements in the form of diac with horoscopes, what to do tion at elevated temperatures. in time of disaster, Civil Defense wages, salaries and benefits, air raid instructions, U. S. Forest totaled $301 million or 23 per cent Service rules for fire control, of all personal income in Utah. adventures tn science, a chart Only four other states ohtain so on vitamins, gestation table for breeders and other desired high a percentage of their personal income from government knowledge. So much more than just a calsources. endar, the 1958 St. Joseph The report notes that two out of anac-Calendar has been found every nine nonagricultural workby a leading nationwide home ers in Utah are employed by some consumer panel to contain more unit of government. Employment of the features more families want most in a calendar. Houseby government in Utah increased wives will find Twenty Com163 per cent between 1940 and 1957 mandments For Easier Houseas compared with an increase of keeping of particular interest. 91 per cent in nonaggicultural jobs In attractive colors, its large bold dates easy to read, the 1958 during the same period. is Joseph Almanac-CalendEducation is the costliest func- St. available in this area now, absotion of state and local government lutely free, courtesy of your faaccording to the Foundation study. vorite drug deales. Pick one up at In the fiscal year just ended (June his store, or mail your request to 30, 1957), a total of $S7.1 million Plough, Inc., Memphis, Tennessee. was spent on public education in Utah. During the past fev years, Utah has been devoting a larger proportion of its personal income far, to education than at any other to time in the State's history. Las,t year, expenditures for public edu- - Mr. Lionel W. Olsen, Tooele cation in Utah amounted to 6.57 county savings bonds chairman, tell per cent of the States personal has received word that local idents purchased $62,402 in series to Foundation analysts observe thal E and H savings bonds during an important factor in rising Utah, November, State-wid- e educational expenditures has been tall, purchases for Nov. the rapidly increasing school en-- j were $1,618,002, up from last year to rollments brought about by the for the second consecutive month, high birth rates during and follow-- 1 according to Mr. Frederick P. ing World War II. These rising! Champ, State Savings Bonds little it all, have created substan-jman- . Official sales figures ind-tito capital outlay needs as well'icate that bond purchases in Oct. as adding to current expenditure and Nov. exceeded purchases are expected to continue1 ing the same two months of 1956. of A for at least another eight years.) This could well indicate Utahns By 1965, however, Foundation ana- - are ready and willing to express lysts report that there is a good their faith in America in these possibility that Utah school enroll precarious times by becoming ments may begin to level off. shareholders in our great nation By e by saving with United States of the heaviest elements is'ings bonds, Mr. Champ said, iridium, a member of the plati-- j One of several recent statements num group metals. It is about recommending increased bond e the weight of lead and al- - chases as a way to help finance r most eight times heavier than missile and satellite program and avoid inflationary borrowing, minum. , l- nn T 1- '- t kxii -- mWi i XTr.'i'iTra- j w .7 'S,t (leuiMon), University n... College Utah, P.righam fcJ of rwA c,iy ) qs0 plrsj Security executive ex m m i i'4! University. Uuh Sla LWmiiv. Wclcr Col-o- f Westminster College and Col- j,. ej,p of Southern Utah (Cedar Young - wwa J J 'V - ' NNCr HWVtM Liblespoons butter OP margaiiita cups Beet Sugar 2 eggs lti lemon endfinely grated 3 i cups sifted fiour 3 teaspoons baking pow4 l'i tea.-poo- . l w S ' that this is the fifth year ; has provided Foundation iants and scholarshijis. The der of U S Sivms Foundation was established ihe pitcha-- e by the teasjKHin each salt, soda ti we Bonds to the end that may, in Serurdy Bank of Utah. NA,, 8A cup milk w we r can. hjtevc express degtee 9 Of r i j anj ,,e $ Seeurify Bank "g, 4 tablespoons lemon Julc f that Ameri- ,wir tmli.idual ; NA, to promote and sup-I1(jho, :n am cup coarsely chopped through united p,,rj eduratioiiai, scientific, reb- pecans or walnuts ellort, meet and overcome tins p,ou anj charitable enterprises, si'i i ral threat to our serurdy Eect and CREAM or together in mixing Sugar butter of is margarine Eccles $ (;t.orgt president rind. Stir in sifted dry In lemon the in each and Blend bowl. egg I mind. on. the at Trustees include County Chairman Olsen annou lemon and Juice. Fold in with (milk Credients liquids alternately Marr.ne S r.ccles ' SanY,L' Dr.srolI rut during meats. nut 'r?- - S. fcc.es. Marrmer 'pc-;and Utah Counties became loaf pan Sx5x2ti in.), being and Willard L. Eccles SPOON batter into a lightly greased Browning exand he fourth corners of the pen. (,fth C'Hint.es to the well sure thick is into batter These gran s an sr 'reed their I'i7 sales goals (Others BAKE in moderate oven 350 F. 1 hour or until knife inserted In w.th an aim are Uasavh. Fsoe and Uintahl. are. Prov.d.-the center conies out clean. Remove from pan, cool. Lotal sa.es through November cracked top crust, allow lhe wng people in this tla Xli m the pan at room temperature for n Te county are SM4.779. or anonS btltll.r re ,n xsS per cent of quota, he reported. J:r about 2U minutes beiore baking. Jmn,n,ain Li lead Nut cuts more cjaly and flavors are more mellow state alxive roant.es the jother and wrapped for 24 hours before serv ing. is cooled if it average are; Iron 95 9 per cent;;' a iup,.r.7 Is the Morgan 93 I piT cent; Box Elder which produces just about enough CAY AS A SPR1NO BONNET . . . and Just as 94 2 per cent; Sevier 93 9 per cnet; power to l.ght a flashlight bulb, booklet FASHIONS IN FROSTINGS peit pink and chocolate-browinstalled at the Naval Its 36 puges are devoted to the art of making good cakes better to :,s Dav.s 93 ptr cent; San Juan. send Monterev. look at . . . better to eat. For your copy . . no charge School, II 0 per cent; ; Washington e,. 1 Postgraduate Cjjl(T,rnia. The new reactor is a Post card to: per cent; Tikh le S8 5 per cent; model expec-- ! Western Beet Sugar Producers, Inc. HAVEN, Dept. and Juab S4 2 per Cent. ially designed with safety in mind. 5 is phillips Felrcioum Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. ? pj ltusj l s !v,; .... e - oa'!l , n 1 oa-eos- t, r S-- ?? t-- Utahns Pay 30 , Dflfc rtf PfrtT'tf LlVClj s, ar ac-wi- y n The Tooele child-rearin- all-rou- Transcript ar and Bulletin !, Raspberries Evera,. Frozen Peas Treat, lg. 10 oz. Green Beans Tomatoes No. One step won't take you very You've got keep on walking. One word won't 'em who you are. You've got keep on talking. An inch won't make you very You've got keep on growing. One ad won't do You've got keep them going., dur-creas- consant drop water Wears away the hardest stone; constant gnawing, Towser Masticates the toughest bone. Franco- - Apple Sauce lg. can I Of No. 303 . 4 lOT Lemon-lim- Cheese Baby Food foi 11 Cudahy Puritan, Deep Smoked Flavor ?i:k ib. Whole or 53 11 Half Piece ID. ir JC7j VAN ZEE Sisd 2 lbs. 6 9 LAC -- MIX 10 Chocolate oz. 2 for 5 7 Drink SOAP Brocade Toilet Soap, Reg. sire bar Assorted Colors 6 Fryers Finest Fryers in Town (Cut up ib. 37) Sliced Bacon Inspected, Grade "A" Crocker's 4 lbs. 57 5 for 57 Strained 2 for 57 Lucerne's Rich Holiday Drink qt. 59 whole OLIVES Captain's Choice, Ready for the Pan Pitted Ebony, Large No. 1 Tall 2 for S7t Wicklow Thick Sliced ppfies JUICE New Concentrated Lemon or lime m Handy Plastic Dispenser Extra Fancy, Fancy Delicious Rome Beauty w u57t EGG NOG U. S. Breaded Shrimp - Dennison's Sil Safeway Guaranteed Meats HAMS can Pancake Mix Cola, Ginger Ale, Sparkling Water (No bottle Depo? Craqmont 2 . 4 jleepy Hollow Ef, MIXERS Quart 15V4 oz. Highway, Delicious Sauce Fun J. f 0T 4atI Of 14 oz. American Ideal for New Year's Party Alm- ar Mission Brand, Made From Spaghetti can 2Vz oz. can Fresh, Ripe Tomatoes No. 303 Gardenside, Extra Standard Catsup 2 for Town House, Tender, Cut Ge!st,a. Fancy, Whole Oysters Scotch Tender, Sweet , Oysters 10 oz. Fresh Frozen, Red Raspberries Extra Fancy, Fancy Apples 4 Ib. bag 35 ea. 19 sav-On- pur-twic- alu-'ou- 4 1 Prices Effective Until Close of Business, December 3fst |
