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Show Volume Sixty Three Formerly Transcript-Bulleti- Tooele, Utah, Friday, January n Week, Jan. 12 During the week of January 12 to IS. 1958, Federal agencies and establishments in Tooele and other localities throughout the county 'will begin the observance of the 75th anniversary of the signing of the Cicil Service Act by Pres. Chester A. Arthur on January 16, 1883. It was this law which estab lished the principle that those persons privileged to serve the American people in government career poits should be selected on the basis of merit. It created the Civil Service Commission to "regulate and improve the Civil Service of the United States." When the act was signed it covered approximately 13,800 jobs. Today more than 2,000.000 Federal employees work under an equitable employment system made possible by this law. The theme of this year's observance is Know Your Government. Its purpose is to report to the American public on the Federal career service and the people in it. because public understanding and support is still the e of the merit system. , A S the officer. After Deputy Si. I 18 In Tooele Area Sweaters. 4 Cases of Beer & Thirty-On- e Civil Service Tooele High School Bomb Scare Nets Stolen Shirts. Tooele high school had a bombf scare Wednesday afternoon which startl'd off a chain of events of ' wide proportions, A call was received by the Too- - ' ele high school about 2 pm. that, a bomb had been planted at the(( school and was ready to explode The phone message was traced, and Deputy Sheriff Clifford L. Carson was notified, and immediately went to the source of the call. At the arrival of Deputy Carson, the suspect went out the back door and ran through the fields, but was overtaken and brought in by Number 10, 1958 Carson, Deputy James Park and Policeman office C C and of net Cook, new receptionist PREPARING THE GUEST LIST. Tooele Sutherland had worked on the manager, who replaced Georgia Poulson, Jan. County Chamber of Commerce president, Liofor a short time, two other case TOOELE MAYOR JAMES A. BEVAN is pictured signing 1. The banquet will be held at the Coral Room nel Olsen, left and banquet chairman. Jack young .Y suspects were taken into as Civil Service document declaring the week of January C C of and their and all members of the Maher, check over details of the annual past custody and it was discovered that Week in Tooele. invited. are Jawith and installation partners t banquet, presidents they were all wearing clothing stolen during the night from the TooMiss Evelyn Hansen ele golf course store. showed that A further check-usport shirts, sweaters, candy and four cases of beer had been stolen from the store, most of which has been recovered by the officers. 10 PROCLAMATION No charges had been signed as the Transcript goes to press but the Federal civil WHEREAS, Joseph Anton Marion, Jr., age one 0f ,ie suspects is 25, one 18, will be 75 years 'service .25. died Wednesday, system 28. January ani tbe other, 16 years. old on January 16, 1958. and A 'at the Veterans Hospital in Salt The students at the Tooele high Miss Evelyn Hansen, Home Ser- .WHEREAS, this system provides Lake City following a lingering ill- - school were unaware of the bomb vice Director for the Utah Power, , for selection of civilian govern!nessscare except as it leaked out thru land Light Company. Salt Lake ment employees on a merit basis, ' nr He was born in Tooele, Feb. 7, conversation after all the cxcite-1113Utah, has been named winCity, and a son of Joseph Anton Mar- - ment was over, ner of the 17th annual Laura McjWHEREAS, the efficient conduct ion, Sr. and the late Anna Kerin' Call Award for Home Service Achof government depends in large t .Marion, and was married to Ma-- I ievement. sponsored by McCall's i part on the caliber of the career, rabeth O'Laughiin. Magazine! The Award, a bronze He attended Tooele High School' employees who man the various t i was f and $200, presented plaque .departments and agencies, and and the Salt Lake area vocational to Miss Hansen by Camille Davied, .WHEREAS, maintenance of govschool. He served in the United McCall's Executive Editor, at a ernmental efficiency is a direct: States Navy for four years during dinner during the convention of concern to every citizen, and the Korean War. the Electrical Women's Round ; the opportunity for J WHEREAS, Prior to his death, he was emInc., at the Edgewater, Table, service is often overlooked public ployed at Tooele Ordnance Depot. is the in It Hotel Beach Chicago. .by able people needed to handle He was a member of the Catholic 3rd time in seven years Miss .important and complex govern-Church. Award.l the received has 1 Ward'Hansen in Sixth the First f pm. Invent work,, and Surviving are his father, his wi- Church with William P. Zentner o4IiR Hansen is the daughter oft dow, two sisters, Pauline Zipple, of the First Ward WHEREAS, this is due in considBishopric con- - Mr. and Mis. Peter Hansen of San Jose, Calif.; Mary Lu Marion., this city. erable part of the fact that the d service. Tooele; one brother, John Marion, u., D public has too little knowledge of .7 tI,oc A graduate of the Utah State San Jose. L,... the public service, its work, its Willard Sagers Sr, and Miss Roxie; a BY wnh will be held the at Agricultural College Rosary TateiLee , and the challenging carlude and the people, Mortuary at 8 pm. Friday and. . v" degree in home economics, Eveit offers, and eer opportunities Ivn Hansen has been associated Requim Mas wiil be at 10 a.m.l UT? WHEREAS, there is a need for an Co and 'ith Utah Power Llght Saturday at the St. Marguerites Elder Taylor educational effort to develop pubby the-- Hih Church. Burial will be in the City lic ere Jesus. ?!ars; (s ch()ruSi ad understanding and appreciaKenneth Riser Laura McCall Awards in Cemetery. tion of the public service and of Lover of my Soul and O, Mvivious 1950 and 1953 Father. public servants, and WHEREAS, the Federal merit syOther musical n u m b e r s were c stem was established by the Civil Winds that Blow Professional and a vocal duet amzat.cns serving Service Act of January 16, 1883, South the From from by business show Mary the learned PETE KEARNS, who has a'and president of the Utah State and bay and Kenneth Shields, and the ground up, will take over the local management of the S. L. Gillette Theatres. and ha. WHEREAS. ,h, signing .1 Said for the i Utah State . the establishment of a merit secretary in arrivcdand Ruth be Mrs. w,!l solo a Q. and trombone Kilpack, Perfect'" Edcr Aan Mother of Mrs. TayIor 3 Cou"cl wlth,n the Federal g t a attendance at the Tooele Stake Day by Clarence Johnson. two-yers'stm home Wednesday from a Salment has impetus to the Mr. Kenneth Riser, Chief of Bill Dies MIA Leadership mcetmg. Thurs- - Speakers were Sterling R. Har- mission to California and establishmentgiven and Tooele Ord. Branch, Wage ary at of such systems day. January 16. ris, Carver Bryan and Bishop A State Fair Board, and a member Arizona. In and Municipal lev- - Depot, has been appointed as the All sports directors and activity A. Gillespie. He was met at San Bernardino,, State, County, chairman for the Tooele - Dugway of government, and December 31st, ... Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gochis were counselors as well as presidents! President Alex F. Dunn offered by his parents, - area, as nearly 5,000 civil service milethis WHEREAS, significant Tav. and called to Minneapolis New Year a 'id manual counselors are asked the invocation and Eugene ro stone in self - government should employees prepare to observe the The importance of a family hav rell the benediction. due to the death of Mis. to be in attendance. th ' widely observed throuShout the Please have your dance director! Interment was at Tooele cem- - ing plenty of hot water led tor Miss' Stalnaker, Gon I.. way from Tuc-Ib- e Mrs. Gochis of Angelina; mother, week 1218 and nra January 1958, q emStates United during Pete Kearns, a part time or someone there to attend the etery where the grave was ded- linepipe Mr. Riser, a fourteen year vetSpell, age 68, who died very sudMcCall Award. To show thousands X're hTwas released from his WHEREAS' 3 committee has been also. ployee and operator of the S. L. class Bowen. icated by Benjamin of civil service, and seven eran denly. 0rdnance sevd Toogle families jn the Depot their for and of homemakers Gillette theatres past The Gochis made the trip to mission. at the local Ordnance Depot iio years local a refor year-lonprovide area served bv her company eral years, has been appointed NEW SON FOR THE They spent a week around Lsi observance of the anniversary, announced today that the comby plane. Mr. Gochis t0 sident manager of the local thea- - Minneapolis ROBERT JOHNSONS burned Wednesday by plane and JAMES mittee to commemorate the bTalTto NOW. THEREFORE, I, t0 ann0uncement hot wa7erTn Hie7r homes New tP;rS., acnd'n8 Mrs. Gochis is remaining for a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson supplyof of the signing of the A BEVan, as Mayor of the City niversary rush horsi even of Mr. Gillette. during morning more extended visit. of Grantsville are the proud parWednesday morning, of Tooele, do hereby proclaim the .Civil Service Act is comprised of, Officers, use the most hot when Mr. Kearns has had wide ex- families Mr. and Mrs. Gochis express Eder Tayor was called from week of January 12 to 18, 1958, Mr. Rise, Chairman, A. D. Thomas ents of their second child a son Miss Hansen developed penence with the '()Cal show h"u; for the many floral (he TooeIe E,ghth Ward and re. to be observed as CIVIL SERVICE M. A. Grode, and A. T. Roberts, of the Tooele Bit born January 2nd at the LDS Hosp. water, New officers appreciate aband has een man g turns to the Tooele Eleventh Ward WEEK in Tooele, and do call up- publicity; Frank Erickson, Mac and Sympathy cards sent and Spur Club will take then Salt Lake City. The young man a short, factual presentation Motor-V- u out modern electric water heat- where his Drive In since its open Tooele 1958 10th January seven and a half pounds family has moved since on the people of Tooele to partic- Dow, and Joe Forrestier, special people. "reins by saw ers. More than 9,000 persons ing. for his mission. his 21 inches in length, measured events committee. the installation leaving annual Mr. Kearns is a native Tooelcan LADY ELKS TO MEET TUES. ing this informative presentation in Elder ipate in celebration of CIVIL SERa brother He welcomed completed his mis- - VICE to held Taylor be at ner w'as by to Handy W'EEK and meeting participate and months two and solicits the support of the citnearly sion home time, Tooele Ordnance Depot in cononly training January 11, obThe Ladies of the Elks rcgularCorner, Friday at 8 p.m. jBobbie age 7, and grandparents appropriately in the year-lonwith Dugway izenry to bring success to the three junction and Johnson Ottis and Mrs. made' be Reservations be will Proving may 75th Strand' byMr. tocai'show placeT -- RiU, Tuesday, January! servance of the meeting Anniversary Ground, Post Office workers, anfinuated water heat as- I2and his first Gualtieri Emidio and receiving ; Mrs. 1288; January 14. Dinner will be served at 6:30calling Woody, Sully, . Act Service Civil of the throughout with and Motor-Vers recovery, new, quick the local chapter of the National to Garden Grove, where lor 79 this no than later signment Hall. the city. Friday'of at Elks leaders I call Joyce, also the upon He resides at 344 West Vine with year. electric ones. Federation of Federal Employees, he labored for two and one-haof industry, labor, Mrs. Kearns, the former Anne The Laura McCall Award, the months, and was then assigned to and members J are joining forces under the dir- and civic groups and and three children, Pete, Jr., f only national presentation honor- San Bernardino for another two patnot.c bring be- of schools to join with Federal fore the and many services age 16; Kathleen, 11 and Michael, months. public ing electric utility home service and one-haagworkers make to the local, state age five. women, has been given annually His other assignments were to (and State, County, Municipal) encies and all public servants in and national 17 Chester L. Price, who has manthe for the Victorpast three for Ontario governments, and by months, magazine observance. worthwhile this communities. f aged the local show houses has months, years. Through it, McCalls pro- ville one and I have ..f,IN WITNESS W'HEREOF, vides public recognition to a ut- Santa Monica, seven and resigned. untQ get my har)d and caused hgre dishas who home economist three Burbank months, the Seal of the ility months, City, of Tooele to tinguished herself, her profession, and completed his mission at Tuc- be affixed. contriband her company by her son, Arizona. 75 ution to the advancement of Betdistrict At Tucson, he was JAMES A BEVAN for Homemakers thru supervisor for three months. He ter Living For Driving the use of electric appliances. expresses happiness at his experRodney C. Shipp of Wendover, ience during his two years abwas brought to Tooele County jail and reports the California sence, Priests, by Sheriff Fay Gillette this week mission making 1610 converts in meted sentence to serve a 1957 with fewer missionaries than out by Justice Hugh K. Nielsen normal. of Wendover. Bishops Meet, He expresses thanks for all who Shipp was arrested at Wendover has assisted in any way to make his Stake Tooele Presidency on a drunk driving charge and it called a meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. mission possible, and was espe-i- n was found that he had no drivers Cialiv appreciative of the regular the Tooele Jusf Arrived At license because it had previously of the Tooele Transcript Brancharnval Tooele Jr. Womens Club will and for Ward Bishoprics Tooele been revoked due to a drunk drivvalley Hospital hold their first meeting of the new Presidencies, including Clerks, and Tooele Bulletin. ing conviction, according to Sher8 13 at and Fred Yvonne Child Hiss, and year, Monday, January High Council. High Priests iff Gillette. BREAKS SHOULDER Stake Auxiliary Boards. p.m. in the Civic Club room of the Tooele, son, January 8. Medical The schedule of meetings to be Vern Brown, Salt Lake City, City Hail, EAGLES AUXILIARY Parker Hawkins, Tooele Mrs. Wayne Rob-froout followed is a general assembly brother of Kenneth D. Brown and MEETS MONDAY Tooele and Grantsville re- - bins and Mrs. Clarke Johnsen as- - Bertha Gibson, Park City former 2 to 2.30 p.m. The Eagles Auxiliary will meet Wm. J. Russell, Clover 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. High Priests, sident, had misfortune to break sisted by Mrs. Frank Lindsey and Monday at 8 p m. All officers and and his shoulder last Saturday and Mrs. Don Proctor, announce that Surger- ymeeting Quorum monthly past presidents are asked to be to the Holy Cross Hosp., a very interesting program has Jess Cook, North Carolina JUDGE MARSHALL SWEARS IN THE MAYOR New leaders sworn in at the City Hall, this meeting of Stake Auxiliary Boards, was taken at the Hal! at 7 p.m. for an imFrank Conder, Tooele on "Hobbies and A. Bevan, Floyd W'hite, also 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Meeting forjwhere major surgery was James arranged councilman, were week Hyenas, Mayor Wayne for portant meeting to make plans Guest speakers for Oscar Hackford, Salt Lake City Stake Presidency, High Council, 'formed on him on Tuesday. He Collections. councilman; observing ceremony J. W. Tate, incumbent, A. L. Hanks, city recorder, George the visit of the Grand Madam in 'is will be Mrs. Claude Janet Crist, Tod Park the V. slowly Kettner improving. Violet Clerks. and Mrs. members and council Goodjohn Raymond evening Gillette, incumbent; outgoing February. Francis Babcock, Tooele Atkin, who will speak on ceram12 Joseph Bevan, Tooele ics, Mrs. Norman Bunn, leather-craf- t Rome Weld Tod Park. Mr. George Bunn, wood- and (With Farentr) AdllltS craft. All members are urged to Accidents 5 0 Albert Pacheco, Tooele Unaccompanied attend. LJ Le-lan- d J Last Rites for p I life-bloo- d civil-scrvic- Evelyn Hansen Wins 3rd Laura McCall Award Joseph Marion Jr., Sat. a.m. 12-1- 8 lUayor James Bevan Proclaims Civil Service Diamond Jubilee 4 V - ' 2, , AT . j . 1 -- j . j Elder Alan S. Taylor Arrives Gochis Minneapolis Named Mgr. Oi And DPG Civil From Mission rrL.iL',. Pete Kearns Is Riser Heads TOD , Service Fete JLDS i' Local Theatres J J lTg g JSfanXShime Install Friday din-an- d g . 1091-J;,M- r. - u lf Do-se- n; lf one-hal- Wendover Man Days Serving Drunk Jr. Woman's Club Stake High Auxiliaries and Sun. y Fourth-Elevent- To Meet, Monday Jan. 13, at 8 p.m. h m per-bee- n ); TOOELE vs OLYMPUS (League Game) Friday (THS Gym 8p.m.) Jr. Varsity 6:30 Children Under 2? |
