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Show nrcvi wmi (i,e aiuie iinKnirer as a r appropriate water in Jle State of Utah. Sec, County. suppli-mt-nfa- to change lnZtTdLT7 supple l s am. 4l to .NW ' i irri-- i of the estate of Anpti said Phi.-- M 34 2l . arl Mer-.- .U for the I state Han, -- John Alherlev. Utah for trnllimklev. Ut. 6 sec, ft. are n SIR 4 M late of I irst Pub . January 17. auon use from a IB in. Hell. I0o) To i hanVe ?! feet deep al U point N. JO ft and 'r'V I'ate of last pub, I ebru.iry United States of Amer- - w 3(,o It from W'4 Cor. Set. 28, I1. ) tea. Dept, of Army. Dugway Prov- - 17S K5W uR, viater will lx-- used, mg (.round, Dugway, Ut. proposes from Mar NOIKIi TO ( RtDIIORS j t0 irrigate l0 to change the point of diversion of yoo am.s jn pijNI 'J. Sec. 20. in mr: mi: i s- r Al E of I KNI SI I, SNYDER, Deceased. will present claims, 22, T. "S.. ( rediior .. R. 5W, and for inn- with soothers attached, to the im- BOO W. ft from (or Sec, 22. d,.nIa spxk watering purposes, dersigm-- at 273 North 1st West, 17S, RSW. The water was to be1 24433 United States of America, fixx-le- , Utah, by on or before the used for the municipal purXses Bureau of fuind Management, P.O. 2nth day of Martb. at Dugway Proving Ground, and Box 777. Salt I uke City, Ut. ,00223 I'.. I ekov Snyder, udmimstrator used as a supplemental supply in'stR..f( for stixk watering use from1 of the I state of I rm st 3. 4, 8, 9, 10, 15. 16, 17, S( Well Springs, trib. to (iosh-- i der, deceased !ute Wash to Great Salt Lake whnh M l.arl Marshall lleieafter it is proposed to di- - consists of three distinit sources Attorney for the r.stato vert 12 sec. ft of water from two a4 follows: (I) S. 56 deg. Tooele, Utah aj p,,; wells bet. 200 and 750 ft 05 mm K, 6492 ft ; (2) S. 42 deg (Date of first pub, January 17. deep at points as follows: (I) N.ip m;n 1;. 6ix5 ft.; (3) S. 47deg pi.5S, .date last pub, I eb 14. lV.S ) 63 deg. 12 min W. 4542 .3. from SF 3() f,. . a ft0m Nl.j min .: Cor. Sec 15, (2) S 21 deg. 05min Cor St.c 25, '(NS, RUW, and cotn-- j NOTH I'. TO (RIDI10RS 52 S 55 a at ?' Se.C' xl'.h2ln deg. ntmglmg point ETfr ,N Tm; muT oj. thj; S. 1 is min 1. 7274 ft. from NK Cor. I F ()f Deieas-- ! will ' to be conveyed through 1.3,500 Making plans for the first homecoming of the 25. The water is to be . asbestos-cemen- t of (iranisviite pipe to lectlRj at tht. lhree spring heads) high school scheduled tor I ebruary will piesent claims, 7 arc committee members, seated left I ex'sdmg well collection Ime and j",,, individlia, Lllh yrin ht.jd f)oxes by vouchers attached. .0 the during the same period and means ihort lengths of jersigned at 214 South 2nd Street, paang for the same purposes as hereto;4.in. , aI ,hc,Too,.i Utah, by on or before the opt,n.vnd dram water source and the water will 2(n h dav of March, 1958 To Appropriate: black run thence through Reed White, administrator of the 28S51 United States of America pipe to the point of of Ida R White, deceased plastic estate of the Army, Commandingmjngalg. h(.nce down the washo Marshall Officer, Dugway Proving Ground. n 0 a 10.OOO gallon closed A.torn. y for the f stale 1 sec. ft for miscel-- metal Dugway. Ut. storage tank where it will T()0eje Utah laneous use frant an well 210 f (Dji;. of'firM puh , j d,spt.nsed ,0 no ft. ot 24-h r c,rfular metal trough. orjJV,,: date last pub. February If f? PLm W. 11.28 NE Sec. a ioajjng device for haul 24, T9S, R11W. The water is to be jn water within a short radius used for the domestic purposes of,of the Springs ,0 eliminate excess NOTICE TO CREDITORS 110 personnel, sprinkling purposes be usc-ThtJ wuU,r wi IN THF. MATTER OF THE ESfor road maintenance and for de-l,-0 (railng ... .... watl.r 7i000 shwp. E. NIT SON and TATE contamination of personnel andi Protests resisting the granting rAROI Nr: mu son, his w ife. equipment f any ,('f ,he 29233 - Victor C. Smith, Box 815. PP,i; Deceased. ,on w!th .reas"" ,h(er"for mu,s'l Creditors will present claims, sec.ft. for Grantsville. Ut. .Ill made ,n With vouchers attached, to the unf;dav:,t. forr?. well irrigation use from a and Z'1 at 27 Park Ave,, Tooele, ,'h.e dersigned, bet 100 and 300 ft. deep at a point , CJP Utah, by on or before the 20lh S. 541.5 ft. and E 617 ft. fromNW,ate s C b'' day of March, 193s y,1(!L Cor. Sec. 31, T2S, R5W. The waterSalt 10..S. Reed Nelson, administrator of is to be used from Mar. 1 to Nov. fore February the estate of Oliver E. Nelson 1 to irrigate 1 acre in NW'.NW. STATE FNCINTFR and Caroline Nelson, deceased NW'4 said Sec. 31, and for year-- ' M. in Tooele Earl Marshall (Published Transcript, and round incidental domestic g jTooele, Utah, from January 3 to Attorney for the Estate purposes. Tooele. Utah 17, 1958 ) 29405 - H. W. Severe, Grants-lJdnf(Date of first pub., Jan. 17, 1958,1 3 sec. ft for irrigation ville. Ut. date last pub., Feb. 14. 1958 ) well 35 ft. deep! use from a In The District Court Of at a poir.t N. 1222 ft. and W. 1064 The Third Judicial District NOTICE TO CRI DITORS RSW. ft. from SE Cor Sec. 34. T5S, In and For Tooele County IN THE MATTER OF THE F.S- The water is to be used from Apr. State Of Utah TATE of ANGELINA T. GOCIHS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS also known as ANGELINA G. Deceased. In the matter of the estate of , Creditors will present claims. Lawrence G. Johnson, Deceased Creditors will present claims, with vouchers attached, to the vouchers attached, to the dersigned at 321 East Maple St., undersigned at 617 North Main Tooele. Utah, by on or before the Street, Tocxde, Utah, by on or. 20th day of May, 19.58 before the 5th day of March, 1958.1 Wm. T. Gochis. administrator of the estate of Angelina T. Gochis, Signed Mary Johnson. Admin-istratrix of the Estate of Lawrence deceased. M- Earl Marshall G. Johnson, deceased. M. Earl Marshall, Attorney for Attorney for the Estate Tooele Utah the Estate, Tooele, Utah. h'. Anderson Mrs. (Date of first pub., January 17, Date of first publication Jan. U?'CSS i I - - 16-i- . I i llowing items will be given: movie camera and projector, rotisserie, vacuum cleaner, 22 pistol, electric blanket, clock radio and fish mg equipment. ti' I 1 col-!,,,'- )' Jelleries, and right, Mary Jean Johnson Rear L to R Deone (iollaher. I uulu Miller and Principal, James R. Williams. Grantsville Hi Plans Home Coming, Feb. 7 1 r ri4 , Jr. Vernon Fa w son, Dugway man Fawson. John Grantsville Second Droubay. John Bigley. Francis Broad Lake Point bent, George Vance, Odean Ded-- I On February 7, 1958 Grantsville rjckson. St' John high school is having the first Kenneth Johnson, homecoming in the history of the)Warrt.n Butler, Glen G. Anderson school. The committee has been Paul G. jbapah, Wendover .making plans these past several Johnson, H. Wallace Severe, davs for the homecoming ecents1 which will include the assembly game and dunce There w.!l be a queen to reign and she will be chosen from fi ve candidates nominated by the Grantsville second ward relief MIA Lettermim s Chib, (Tub. S()tR,,y visiting teachers were ho- (lub Pep Club and the faculty. no;t.d and given a lovely hander-Onlsophomore, junior, and as a token of appreciation by mor girls are eligible to be nomi-j,- , Rc ;ef Society Presidency, and the candidates will be (cr worg meeting on Tuesday, judged on the Friday assembly, siser Davies of the Stake Board according to appearance, personality and talent. Imitations are being sent to per-- J sons from the class of 49 on up1 and to only those who live away! from Giantsville. We would any help in contacting! oilier aumni to let them know of ithe homecoming Everyone who has eier gone :o school at Grantsi die high isj in v d and we are counting on1 ea' h or.e of you to make it a success, so it may continue throughout vears to come. - Visiting Teachers oiuuwk Honored at Grantsville 2d Ward J ae i stock-waterin- y 16-i- , GO-CHI- j h RENT IT FOR MIA LEADERSHIP Date 31. last published, January date last pub., February 14, 1958.) HEM ON CANCER A film on Cancer entitled "The will be shown Warning Shadow m the Grantsville Auditorium on Friday, January 17 at 2.30 pm. jl he public is invited to attend this meeting on tins timely prob- lem. Young Couple 1958. reminder to all MIA officers and teachers in the Grantsville Stake to be at Leadership Meeting on Monday, January 20 at 7:30 p m. in the Grantsville Second and Clark Ward chapel. Let's make it 100 per cent. A .arl 19.58; Vows at Elko tOtl UNWANTED INCHES HITS TUMMY THIOHS HOT BUT IT MONTH OF UTAH DAIRY ASSN. FOR SOc A DAY If you think it's too much of an effort to get a slender figure, you're in for the surprise of your life. The Stauffer Home Reducing Plan of effortless exercise and calorie reduction cuts the hardships of reducing, rr's all play and no work with the stauefer home plan, NOTICE OF ELECTION BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO Notice is hereby given that on NOTICE TO CREDITORS Bruce Bolinder, Evelyn Stewart, Estate of Sarah Jane Davis Friday, January 24, 1958 an and Barbara Green on Friday, deceased. Creditors will visory Board Election for the Jan. 17; Cora Jean Parkinson, claims with vouchers toreau of Land Management, Bon-th- e Bernard Castagno, J. Alvin An No. 131 District lst'neville North at (Utah Grazing undersigned David Gladden and Doug- be-- , 2) held elect derson, to be will two on or Utah Tooele (2) West, City, Announcing the recent marriage is over when las Anderson on Saturday, Jan. honeymoon jhe fore the 21st day of March AD.ICattle Representatives and two Ihelr, JauSl'llr. Miss Marjorie he stops helping her with the IS; Paul Hawker on Sunday, Jan 1(2) Sheep Representatives to the 1958 Jean Wright to Karl E. Ander- - dishes and dix-them by him- - 19, Colleen Brown and Clara Bethi Board, W. John Green, AdministratorjDistrict Advisory son, are Mr. and Mrs. George L. self. Wall St. Journal. iJohanson on Monday, Jan. 20. of Estate of Sarah Jane Davis) The election is for the purpose cd Grantsville Mr AndertheWriht of of the terms Deceased. filling expired Green, 'son is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Board Mem A. Pharis Johnson following Advisory Eugene Anderson also of Grantsbers: Attorney for Administrator ville. H. Heber Tooele City, Utah. Clay Cummings. The ceremony was performed (Date of first pub. January 17, City, Utah Sheep Representaby President Loyd Sorenson of, tive, Precinct 1. 1958; date of last pub., Februzry Humboldt Stake of Church ofi Daniel Evans, Lehi, Utah, Cat14, 1958.) Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. tle Pre Representatives, at Elko, Nevada on Jan. 11. The) cinct I NOTICE TO CREDITORS bride was attended by Mrs. James In the District Court of the Clyde Hatch, Bountiful Utah, Johnson and James Johnson stood Third Judicial District, In and For Sheep Representative. Pre as best man. cinct 3. Tooele County, State of Utah The bride is a former student Alva A. Young, Sr., Hinckley, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of ANGUS M. McPHIE, Utah, Cattle Representative, of the University of Utah and isj Precinct 3. Deceased. presently employed by the Royal-Creditors will present claims (Precinct comprises Payson, Globe Insurance Group in Salt, with vouchers attached, to Dona Cedar Valley, Rush Valley, Ona- Lake City. Low-Pric- e M. Earl Marshall, 'qui Mtn , St. John, and West Can The groom has served 2 years Treyman, 3 comprises North in the U. S. Marine Corp and is1 City Hall Building, Tooele, Utah.jyon. Precinct Dugway, South Dugway, and enrolled as a Sophomore ernment Creek.) ijn College of Pharmacy at the Nominations may be made only University of Utah, by qualified licensees or permit- tees within the Precinct in which the election is being held. Nominations will be received from . p.m. home located on bedroom one who us Takes Vedding A AMERICAN takes work out of reducing at home 1 3, 1958. Ly- j f d The following assignments have been made for home missionaries on Sunday, January 19 by the Grantsville Stake Presidency. Leon Hartshorn. Clark Ward J. Sterling Anderson. La Veil Cluff, I.eRoy Clover 'I. t. com-Dep- I F r r ft.'s. to Home Missionaries Named for Grantsville Stake j rJrUlw -- wonder-afternoo- Sny-Sets- . 75 A e mvjtlr of year-roun- Fish- la The committee for the annual work meeting by F'.lna Worthington. The literary lesson Shhakespc-arGrants! die sociable have started work to get things rolling along, "Hamlet" will be given on Toes. 'jack Drown is chairman with January 21 by Nora Caldwell. Melva Jiolmder as lady chairman. iMeeting begins at 2 pm. All February 14 has been set as the) ladies in the ward aie invited ton bit day, with a program in the be present and enjoy these and. dinner und dance ful les.mns together. in the evening. In order to f.nance the sociable j .they will hold a dance on Salur- day, Jammy 23 at .which the fo- ' n,. and Hertha For Grantsville ierjating,sang Dylund, a duet. Refreshments jwere sersed. titled "Making Money Annual Sociable jMore lession Valuable" was given during 1 M Deceased It will beautify your posture and mold your figure into lovelier lines than you ever dreamed possible. The famous Posture-Res- t helps work off unwanted inches while you relax at home. FOR MCI HOMI DIMONSTRATIC Call NO. .J U70-- -- the best 1 for 3 c-- o HOMES FOR SALE! a beautiful three Coleman Street, Tooele this home is new and in excellent condition, hardwood floors, furnace heat, full basement, garage, priced for quick sale due to the owner having been transfered to California. Reduced to $10,500. Four acres of ground included. $500.00 plus loan costs would handle this deal. YOU must see it if you would like a location where it is not conjested, and plenty of space. We have a few homes left in TOOELE HIGHLANDS, these homes are getting scarce and they can be purchased cheaper than rent. WHY NOT START THE YEAR OFF RIGHT with a new home of your own, rather than paying rent? COME IN AND SEE US before you BUY We have 1 2 Pm Phone 66 Tooele, Utah ! In accordance with a letter TO VETERANS: our office from the Veterans Bureau, WORLD WAR II Veterans MUST make application for GI loans between now and JULY 25th., 1958 to be eligible to purchase a home with the GI loan benefits. After that date no applications will be available. Therefore you have only a few months to get under the ropes for 4 one-hapercent loans, with long term payments. DO NOT DELAY, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. IT TAKES 90 DAYS TO GET A G.I. LOAN PROCESSED. DO NOT LET THIS OPPORTUNITY PASS BY! NOTICE received in lf january4, fice. State Utah. J. Kent Giles Range Manager. Cowboys Lose We have a fine three bedroom home in Pioneer subdivision Add. number 1, that is one of the best buys I have had. It has fully carpeted living room and hall, storm doors, aluminum baked enamel sideing, large oversize garage, and beautiful landscaped back and front yards, the back yard is enclosed with Redwood fencing, and has a cement patio. Priced for quick sale at $12,500. Notice to Veterans Fridav. permittees within the grazing dfst- rict. Ballots may be cast from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., January 24, 1958, or until all present at 5 p.m. have cast their ballot. Polling Place: Bureau of Land Management Bonneville Grazing District Of4964 South Murray 7, ALLSOP REALTY . every helpcd )a' any way during the passing of 1958. 'our husband and father. Ballots may be cast for nomMrs. Gene Miller, Annette, Faye, licensees or inees by all qualified to Heartbreaker to Judge, 33-3- 5 leading by a comfortable margin thru the entire game the Cowboys blew their game to Judge Memorial by a slim two After Linda, and Rob. the half 14 to 11. Bob Johanson' opened the third quarter with a field shot in the first ten seconds! and from then on with some fine! ball hustling by Wally Church,! Blaine Johnson and Ike Lougy the Cowboys went ahead by as much as twelve points only to go cold and loose it to a very much inspired Judge team. The Cowboys will meet Judge again at Judge on Feb. 22. Well keep our fingers crossed for this one. This Friday Jan. 17 the Cowboys travel to No. Summit. North Summit is rated high in this region but they can be beat. GRANTSVILLE: Fraser 1 7I Lougy 1 5 1 1 i l! Hatch Butler Johanson Church Johnson Totals Judge Memorial points. Lougy tied the score in the last five seconds with a beautiful jump shot only to have it voided by the referee on a foul by Judge. Ike was fouled, however from our point of observation. We saw the ball two feet out of Ikes hands when the foul was committed. This brand of refereeing prevailed throughout the entire game. There is no getting away from the fact the Cowboys were Totals: cold and definately off on theirGrantsville: led at Judge: ishooting. The Cowboys NOTICE TO WTER USERS II to Nov. 1 as a sole supply to by on or before the 18th day of,TL0 . irrigate 280 acres in NW4 Sec. March, 19.58. 1116 ',0WI"8 applications have 34 sw Dona Treyman, administratrix Sec 27, T5S, RSW. and , 12 26 o 8; 0 4 5 7 9 3.3 8, 3 10 2 0 0 0 4 road-levelin- g stretch-ou- t roominess . . . crisp power . . . man-sizNew Direction Styling! So why buy a car with a e name? Get a Pontiac for less! e, a low-pric- O 17 3 0 2 3 0 0 0 2 4 2 6 0 8 2 2j 0 0 0 14 18 is the real measure of size and the all three with a dwarfs Chieftain Beats 122' span! them, too, with Tempest 395 Wheelbase 6' 4, 0 5 35' xzJ SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER II 14 27 33 7 11 21 35 Tnnalo IIUiloGJlt m FOR Friday January 17, 1953 A DRIVE AND A DEAL YOULL NEVER FORGET February 14 Set a talk to all present, Hor-,encWarburto.n, Lake View, gave demonstration on cake decor- - gave a e ' |
