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Show The Tooele Friday, January Transcript CARD OF THANKS 31, 1958 We wish to express our deepest ippreciation to all who extended iclp and sympathy to us at the Missing of our beloved wife and mother. Mr. Alex Gibson, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Cutley, Mrs. Hazel Krutz, Mr. end Mrs. Darrell Pitt before Christmas at the Logan "INTERESTING0 Paikt-llJAkins fell Monday at the Hillside Manor in Salt Lake 'SIDE-LIGHT- S' v'lty, where Mrs. Hawkins is the .new administrator, and fractured Saturday is Tooele High School all e;xnses paid except food to )us tg He ,s at the Holy Cross Hand Day in Tooele, so prot laims and from New Voik I here is a Hospital. Mr. Hawkins has been Mayor James Hevan. Here is your side trip in Italy to Naples and so urcuxtnjned to pain due to arth- oppoitumty to do something for Capri, for those who desne to Imake mis with which lie has been the past several years, band, who are always doing it, which costs $22 extra. The uio-- j I(.j wlun some of his local something for you. Pull yourself ean tour includes the LDS Iem-)from the television for one pie in Switzerland and of course. n.n visited him at the hospital, even.ng. pet a deep breath of freh the dedication of the British Tern- le ia.j that he felt good and didnt the and Tooele attend pie. fel any extra pain Mr Hawkins air, evening h gh si head annual band concert deposit of $350 must be paid is a living example of an optimist, with Rafael Mendez, the world's before May I, This and the bal- - He is always happy and uncom- greatest trumpeter as guest solo- - am(. (0 be juid by June 10, 1'J.H plaining in sp.tc of the pain which A ist. This is the greatest musical Insurance for the trip will cost orstuntiy racks his system event m the history of Tooele City. broken last the about is leg thing per person. Tooele is at the cross roads. If! European tour, ojxn to both which could hapcn to complicate s fail a such to of the his physical handicaps. His many they support and cent performance, then this will j pjs faith, is limited in numbers, friends in Tooele are pulling for conclude the efforts for all such but brings within the reach of cv- - his quick and speedy recovery f things. jeryone the dream of all dreams .from this latest affliction. a sightseeing tour of Lurope. r - NOTICE Working people who wish to obtain dog taxes after working hours nay do so by contacting the Police Radio Dispatcher at the City Pol-c- e station Wednesday thru Friday after S p.m., Saturday after I p m., Sunday, 10 a m. till 6 pm. Monday and Tuesday, phone 36. Maurice late, City Poundkeeper uf-th- e fr a kins-awa- F- - y Inconel chromium alloy, containing about 80 per cent nickel M per cent chromium and six per cent iron, is used where high temperature and corrosion-resistancare involved, such as m electrical heating units and parts of jet engines where temperatures reach as high as 1,800 degrees magnifi-!nl,,mber- w Itinerary for Tooele Stake chart- ered tour of Furope, published in full in the Tuesday Bulletin is ex- citing much comment. Here is summary of the financial detail of the trip. Total cost per person from Tooele to New York through Europe and back to Tooele. $1.20 GIRM I) J. SMI III returned Jan. 27 from It. Old, California, where he has been in train. ng with the U.S. Army for the past six A 3c. Carla Lynn Pitt months, under the Army Reserve' Mr. Smith is . HAPPY BIRTHDXY to precious training program. the son of Mr and Mrs. James L.lToOCle Carla Lynn Put who celebrated 62 Nmth Pu.ehurst. her first birthday on January 30 Smith, Is She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Carl W. Pitt. I'M Russell Ave The Rallards of Littleton. Colo The Charles A. Hymas who now wt,0 were picked up recently by Mr. Cerroni reside in Dayton, Idaho, where pt.j ,n bis ambulance near w ere a farm Knolls when their car went out of they have purchased Tooele visitors last week. Mr. ancj tipped over, and were mas is just recovering from his'ratjK.r insistent that they be taken seventh operation for hernia. The t0 sat Lage City, but yielded to last operation was performed Justice pursuasion of Mr. Gillette to, be brought here, wrote the follow- I .NT LRTA1NS FOR SPEAKFR mg note to Mr. Gillette this week: Judge and Mrs. M. Earl MarWe bolh feel so lui ky to be alive shall entertained at dinner on Wedand to have had our accident near nesday evening in compliment to sui h a wonderful place as Tooele. The Union Oil Co. of California j;ider and Mrs. LeGrande Rich-'Feller Co.') (Formerly Packing We want to thank you again for are Elder Richards was the sponsoring a 76 Sports Club ards 729 NORTH MAIN, TOOFLE all the nice things you did for us "throughout their many dealers in at the first Tooele Stake speaker The only ones who sell Tooele short the west MelchiecJek school held that same are Toocleans. Angelo Cerroni. popular Tooele evening. athlete, has been selected to work) other guests included President with the company in the interest an(j Mrs. Alex F. Dunn and Presi-o- f Tooele's many sports activities dl.nl anj yjrSr q. T. Barrus, Rich-- ' and is currently planned to act as ard Marshall and Miss Jane at some of the 76 Sports baw. Club clinics to be held here and in ,b City. The first cliniC ve traveled comfortably thru Word has been received here bv Salt held in Salt Lake City, f,vc foreign without Mr. and Mrs. Marion Shields of Wll countries L Lincoln that their son, Hovd 'knowing the languages except for M. Shields has been chosen for The countries are The clinics are sponsored for the two words. OPicers Training School. 'purpose of teaching boys and girls France, Holland, Portugal. Spam basic steps in playing and Italy, and the two words are Sgt. Shields has been teaching some of OG- 'anous Base.the sports. please" and thank you. school at Castle Air Force held be will Actual DEN classes NASH, by poet, taking part in and flies with the SAC on Eddie Reed on "Are Good coaches and discussion instructors panel competent He will leave California planes. be will the wherein March' for his will' TDDIE Manners Today?" Important youngsters RFID, son of training, which Mrs. Samuel Reed, who 'taught some of the finer points dies Home Journal, 1157. be in the south al!ovved ,0 have actual and w'" ing with the US. Army HALF, WHOLE, or QUARTER M-- s. Shields with her daughter. leonardwood, Mo. He is NO MONEY DOWN Akah, wi.l visit in Kansas with "oil in the electronical field Company has engaged while Mr. Shields is jj,e her V parents, . athletes to appear on munications. He recently outstanding a 5C ' I TV shows which will appear on leave here. : They plan to stop over in Utah Salt Lake network and also have Angelo Cerroni To Conduct Athletic Clinic o A. and K.Meat Company available booklets written by famous athletes. These books are available, WT1 of charge at any Union Oil service station. Mr. Cerroni also has them east and are expected arrive the last of February. .V T,T in Tooele. PRICES IN A DECABE WAS 1955 Ford Pick-U- p 1 ! H sau: Price It would be difficult to define that essential quality which separates Joanne Woodward, star of Twentieth Century - Foxs Cine maScope production of The 3 hree Faces of Eve, which opens Sunday at the Ritz Theatre, from most screen newcomers. In her appearance, manner and eagerness to learn, she seems quite like any other talented, attractive girl who attempts to breach the walls of Hollywood stardom. The answer, perhaps, lies in her first major role; it is the kind of part almost always reserved for experienced actresses of great prestige and ability. As Eve, a woman who has three personalities living within one body, all fighting for control, Miss Woodward has had to interpret not one, but three distinct characters. David Wayne Even her and Lee J. Cobb, both actors of long experience and high reputation, watched her develop the roles with growing awe and re-- I 740 $935.09 (February opens 7:30 p m. 3:30 Sunday complete show each nite Eox Office MATINEE 1 Special Qualities Define Joanne Woodward in "Eve' LOWEST USED CAR STARTS SUNDAY spect. For, Miss Woodward, who came to Hollywood via New York and Studio had the famed Actors managed to do the impossible; she became Eve White, the distraught, bewildered and drab housewife; Eve Black, her loose, gaudy and provocative other" self and Jane, the well - balanced, mature woman who was her suppressed true The strangest experience a young girl in . 4, L-- mh ' fii love ever HEARD OF CUUIGAN? 1 YES. BUT 6RANDM0THE(r A SOFT WATER "fu erator. t. going Pugh rip SEW WHATS NEW! We finance: Sugar Curing and Processing E. SERVICE AVAILABLE IN TOO- Airman Pugh, who attended Too- COUNTY WE HAVE BOTH e!e high school prior to enlisting RENTAL AND HOME - OWNED m the Air I orce will be assigned ALSO AUTOMATIC mqocls. to March Am Force Bae Rivcr MODELS IN STOCK. CONTACT side, Calif, for duty and additional rqnaLD W. CLARK, 44 NORTH training as a radio intercept op-- piRST EAST, PHONE 740.L Opcn-instruet- Custom Slaughtering Krith Keith E. Pugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. David F. Pugh, 294 West 2nd North, Tooele, was the honor student at graduation exercises for Radio Intercept Operators at the United States Air Force Technical School at Keesler Air Porce Base in Mississippi, according to Blom, local Air Force recruiter. spixiai.s Locker Beef, Pork e Airman Honor Student At Radio School 1 Fresh Sliced Pork lb. 51? Lean Cube Steak lb. 73 Boned Rolled Roast Beef 5 Fresh Corned Beef lb.43 Alloy Nickel-Chromiu- Inconel nickel Mr. and is train- at Fort training of comspent a The male parent in suburbia can spent little time in the home But the value of a father to a child is not the time spent with him, but the kind of image a father leaves in child's mind Unless he represents understanding, security and love, a man can spend all day at home and be not only a nuisance but a detriment. Dr. HENRY E. KAGAN, Sinai Temple, Ms. Vernon, III., addres- 'Robest' Newest SPRING CREATIONS Dan River Spring Plaids with Lurex 0 ANTON WALKER. LINE OF . . . Embroidered Colton Satin Embroidred Pure Linens 0 BLUE SIMON LINE OF . . . Washalin in Plain and Printed Washable Linens P-l-u- . . . -s LOW PRICES on CLOSE-OUCottons, Synthetic Blends Corduroy Woolens, etc. ' '' T sing national convention Religious ' Education Ass'n. Some housewives go over their budgets carefully each month, while otlieis go over any old way. -- BERT KRUSE. Fabric Specialty Center lived! Dealer NORTH MAIN PHONE TOOELE 207 OFFERS YOU YOUR CHOICE OF: CinemaScopE JOANNE WOODWARD 12 BEEF up to DAVID WAYNE LEE J. COBS 250-lb- s. or SltO-wor- th fto4we4aCHrctt ra ScMkr By FROZEN FOODS from our local Stores when you purchase a Hotpoint Appliance NUNNAILY JOHNSON m TeeoHONie Now rtuNO THE DEEP SIX" MATINEE of your choice, from us playing Saturday 3.30 (February 1) ... . You buy Hotpoint's EXAMPLE: EJ11 REFRIGERATOR self. In The Three Faces of Eve, taken from an actual case history Miss Woodward had to appear in almost every scene as one of the three personalities of the unusual heroine. plays each of the three persona lities I in rapid succession, chang- ing from one to the other and then back again. His Own Critic VJ Dean Stotkwell, former child making a comeback at 20 in The Careless Years, a United Artists release opening Friday at the Strand Theatre, is the only one who isnt excited about his performance in the picture. If being dissatisfied with a performance is the mark of future greatness, Stockwcll will be an Academy Award winner in short order. He is as critical of his work as Frank Llovd Wright is of other architects. star VAN OTTEN MOTOR COMPANY 278 North Main, Tooele, hjii UL Utah THONE 888 n REMOVAL SALE! FINAL WEEK! This week is your last opportunity to jet in on TREMENDOUS BARGAINS of the Stock Liquidation SALE at . . . , ANDY'S 19 No Main.. ..Phone 895, Tooele r |
