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Show Volume Sixty Three Formerly Transcript-Bulleti- TooeleJJtah, Friday, April n District Pentathlon Meet Here, May 9th Number 25, 1958 Forty-Si- x U.S. Tariff Commission Advocates The district meet for the annual Deseret News pentathlon will bi held here, Friday, May 9 itart mg at I p m. Ten schools are scheduled to wrtinpjte in this district. Champ lionship medals and trophies are jw trued to fust place men in the I junior and senior divisions. Second and third place winners in both groups will also receive Foreign Metals Import Duty Rise The US Tariff Commission, to-- i day made a report to President Eisenhower recom-- j mending 'T srae Clause" action for the industry, it was reported by Senator Wallace F. Local Auto Men long-awut- lead-zin- Otter Values! Bennett I he nifimission ruled unanimously that the industry has been seriously injured because of lead.! zinc inixits, and recommended that tariffs Ik-- increased by the the Tooele county residents will be! President escape " able to buy cars from county provision of the Recipro-mobildealers at the lowest cost cal Trade Agreements Act. for comparative value ever re- - The commission split, however, Amm 1 tf- -, ct'ived, during the next ten days Ion the amount of relief to be The three Republican A 46 degree drop in tempera- as local dealers go all out during granted ture was recorded in a fewr days "YOU AUTO BUY NOW" time, members of the commission re- commended the maximum pos iast weekend, as spring bowed out from April 24 to May 3. sible relief under the law. while Although Tooele county has b(-hit by lower prices in the mining the three Deimxratic members industry, resulting in some lay- advocated the lower 19.30 tariff, 10 APPEAR INI CONCERT Among the band Glenna Hansen. Jane Smith; back, Dennis offs, the situation isn't any worse;! he Republicans also recommend constudents who will appear m a than it's been many times during ed imjxirt quotas, while the Spendlove. The concert will begin at S: IS ceit, Friday. April 25 are master musicians of real spring weather .35thc past ten years. The outlook ocrats did not p m. Admission is 2a cents for adults, ten front (left) Donna Deppe. and (right) Bill Senator Bennett said the Tariff cents for students. inches of moisture was recordedlfor the county military establish Nelson. Second row L to K Annette Smith, action is "extremely is as good or better than Commission Wednesday, along with much The moistureit has been in seceral years er temperatures. encouraging," for the lead-zinIcame in the form of snow, but more and more county workers.mming industry He said "that it Age-Grou- p went further than many industry most of it melted as it fell. Both.are finding jobs in the evrr-exindustrial complex that;ieaders had dared hope for par-daWednesday morning and Pre-Contest Salt Lake City and ticularly with regard to the quota morning, the temperature fellsurrounds to 30 degrees in Tooele, belowfmd that they can actually com-- , recommendation. " "As a Republican," he said, "I freezing, but not enough to cause mute to work faster and easier from Tooele than if they lived in was qualified to note that the three Salt Lake. Republican members of the com- ' i Beginning Friday at 3 p.m., the The Tooele band will appear in recommended far more 81 inchesto this of In waters of the Tooele Memorial issue .mission the wording s Transcript festival in concert the pre is a story about recommended lead relief than did the three Demo- swimming pool will be churning m.V. ele junior high school auditorium. iBurdeit Bevan, Tooele weather . at a hecnc tempo as 400 Swim- recorded ast zinc tariff increases that, if ap- cratic members. The Republican April yearthis Friday evening at 8:15 p.m.)man-mers from the western United1 of moisture for a rec- proved, will go a long way to help recommendation for import quoTOOELE ORDNANCE DEPOT will display the Army's latest 10 11:00 Price of admission will be 25 cents 4.43 tas which I had urged the comord. States paddle for honors in the the mining industry recover. missiles on Armed Forces Day open house, May 16. TOP L stud-AII for adults and ten cents for 1958 A AU The Wednesday snow brought Intermountain 45 tt. long, weight Tooele county automobile deal- mission to approve, could be esCORPORAL 10,000 pojnds, uses a liquid age boys between the ages ofjents. They will perform the group swimming and diving and 15 interested m playing or- - test numbers, give a demonstra-ganize- the weather year's moisture total ers have gone together to piovide pecially helpful to the industry." propellant, has a range of 100 miles, speed mach 3. this is Sen. Bennett emphasized that e a missile. TOP RIGHT, NIKE AJAX 20 baseball this summer.jtion of sightreading (a require- - to 9.55 inches, which is normal for local buyers with the greatest ar 'ear 'n Tooele feet long, weight 1.000 pounds, uses liquid propellant, range ,imc Meet director Leigh Pratt has;with the Babe Ruth league, mayjmrnt at contest) and play two ray of bargains and automobiles'the commission report must stil missile. scheduled 71 events during the two register Saturday. April 26 at the novelty Latin numbers featuring a As the Transcript went to press jever presented in the county, to be approved by the President up to 25 miles, speed mach 2, this is a surface-to-ai- r BOTTOM, HONEST JOHN 27 feet long, weight approximately Thursday afternoon, it was snow- emphasize the fact that there hasj"Howeer. he said, "the fact that days and then add to these 71 final city hall between 19 and II a m newly - organized never been a better time to buy. the Administration last year two tons, uses solid propellant, 27,000 yards range, 2400 feet ing once again events approximately 150 eliminapercussion section. claim YOU AUTO BUYipromi the bill Senator Watkins missile. tion heats and you have in thi per second speed, this is a Bands from Cyprus, Olympus, NOW because of lower prices. and myself introduced, providing Jordan. Murray, Granite, Bingneighborhood of 225 races which1 increased tariffs is a hopefu will be run o f in two days higher trades, easier and chcapt-rifoham and Tooele will perform in etc. better etc., cars, credit, scheduled five are events jsign." a contest festival. May 2, at BingThirty Did you know that Tooele deal- The present tariff on lead ore is UllVaiCtl for Friday and 36 on Saturday. ham high school. Judge for the Tooele merchants who donated ers sell up to half of their(three-fourtcents per pound. The Lots of Interest event will be Dr. Ralph Laycock, for winners of the InterLake to Salt cars new used and trophies Republican Two events that arc generating band director at Brigham Young AAU mountain acbecause area would ion it and one swimming meet to advance City buyers they the most interest among the fans University. tually sell new and used cars at four - fifth cents per pound, while this weekend are reminded by the The Cyprus band has just comare the 20 yard freestyle for girls Anna Eiabeth Anderson Filler lower ptices and provide better the Democratic recommenda finance committee that they can ten and under and the Jr. Natpleted a tour of Utah, going as died service than Salt Lake dealers. Thursday tion advocated one and one-hamorning, April 24 .ar south as Price. They are high- The official grand opening of personally present their own trobackstroke fo ional Tooele golf course for 1958 will 1958 at her home in Grantsville in the state of Utah cents a pound. Zinc ore is now phies and medals, if so desired. Everything men. a this as rated top organi- take place Saturday, April 26 year the age of 85, due to cause: ly cents per pound tariff Trophies will be given after each points to a brighter and more hree-fiftIn the girls' event, winsomt it sation in tone and intonation by James Bevan jproSperous future, but the basic The in incident p.m. when to She born was age. Republicans would advance it start at 7:30 Friday and 3 p.m., An extensive program is being all who have heard them. Band will make theMayor Carma Hanks, who has been timed first October 28, 1872, r cents while Saturday. Representative of the formulated for the combined ingredient is confidence. The wel- - to one and four-fiftin : 12.0 has a chance to better the Grantsville, director from Olympus states that activities and events areifare of any corn mumty, state, oi the Democrats advocated one and Tooele Chamber of Commerce will Armed F'orces Anof Many Johannes C) (John daughter 11.2. Day open house to With stiff national record of he has an excellent group this scheduled, including the following natj0n js derson and Mary Ann Clark and iresent awards in the name o. be held, Friday, May 16 at Tooele f cents per pound. dependent on the confi- These two bands should pre contests: competition and a perfect start married year. driving, dence of the individual buyers. It is too early to know what ef donating merchants who can't Philip Fidler at Salt Lake sent Jrdnance Depot from 10 a.m. to Miss Hanks could establish a natsomething very worthwhile, ladder qualifying, May leg If you need a new or used ear. feet the increased 26. 1895. The mar December the meet. City, 5 p.m. tariffs (If the numis ional record. This event can be counted on to furnish md was later solemnized in the qualifying. dont miss the greatest opportu - are approved) would have on the Tooele Ordnance Depot, in conber 13 on Friday's slate and riage of competition. Numerous prizes are being of- - mtv vet becaus- e- YOU AUTO Toocle 3alt Lake Temple. Her husband plenty county lead and zinc in junction should get started about 8:15 p.m Dugway Proving The percussion fered for all events. 1947. died July 26, Everyone is; guy 'now! but it would be the first Ground, Tooele unit of the Utah dustry, In the Jr. National backstroke will be a feature of the summer invited to participate. She is survived by five sons and National Guard and C Battery optomistic action affecting the in which will be staged at 3 p.m marching band and all performers four daughters; also twenty-eigh- t USAR 921 Field Artillery Battalion the dustry in the past year. Intermountain the are authentic style Saturday. studying will participate in this open house. area's best men will also be com- grandchildren, and 37 great grand- of native performers. Bongo playSemi-Fina- ls folchildren. Her children as are national Back honors. Highlighting the Armys displays for Glenna Bob ers and are peting Maynard will be the exhibit of the Armys in 1949, Sooner, un lows; Mrs. C.F. (Blanche) Faw-son- , Hansen; maracas are played by Mrs. Carl F. (Gladys) nissiies shown for the first time Linda Gressman and Donna Penattached, set the record of 1:09.3. Members of the Tooele Junioi in Utah. The Honest John rocket and Mr. Clvde Fidler, all ney; Tooele's David Rimington, state Joanna James; is Lake View ward MIA by sponWoman's Club and their invited will be exhibited, which is the Fidclaves by Kathy Shields and Rod- 4-whigh school, Jr. AAU and Inter- of Salt Lake City; Mr. W. G. soring a cake sale at Allen's Food-toway ler of quests will be honored to hear Dr Reed record-holdeMrs. American r surface to surface rocket Fork; Bud erick Stookey; cow-bcmountain age group on Saturday, April 26, startty Primary preparation meeting Boyd V. Sheets of the department Army's several tons, the Nike-Ajaweighing These students are has swum 100 yards in the time (Joyce) Russell of Tooele; Mrs. Mortcnsen. 10 a.m. for Tooele stake will be held on ing at )f speech of the University of Utah the Army's first supersonic of 1:01.2100 meters is 28 fee', R.C. (Cleo) Jefferies. Mrs. Floyd from the woodwind section of the The Eugene Jelesnik semi-finProceeds will go to buy cost- - Thursday, April 24 in the Fourth a in for ended show Mr. talent G. Wilton and Fidler speak to them on the Exceptional inti - aircraft guided missile, search oand. umes for the operetta, which will Eleventh ward at 7:30 p.m. longer than 100 yards, so if Dave Fidler, four-waChild at the meeting scheduled which is the first missile used in tie Sunday evening, with be can negotiate the extra 28 feet ir Mr. Merrill S. Fidler, all of presented as a ward welfare AI1 ward and stake workcrs art for Monday, April 28, 8 contestof three the Mrs. two Est GranLsvillc; winners : p.m. in America's defense system against being sisters, 06.2 seconds, the latter part of May.lurgcd to be in attendance. anything less than .he club rooms at the Tooele city attack, and the Corporal guided ants sent to the show from the project, he'll have a new record. Theres her Halladay and Mrs. Lillian Mill hall according to announcement missile which travels through space Tooele Ordnance Depot talent a good chance that Rimington will ward. by Mrs. John D. Long, leader foi it several times the speed of show, held here last month. Funeral services will be held at do just that. the evening. Donna sound and is a surface to surface McKendrick, Douglas Sixty-nin- e Others Grantsville Second LDS ward cha-pe- l Dr. Sheets is state chairman foi guided missile. Van Noy and Glade Berry, the Rut in addition to these two at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 26 TOD winners and Diane Pierce, Lt. Colonel James H. Dicks, pro-eExceptional Children on the State races every event on the mam- under direction of Bishop Robert a ballet dancer, all will appear ongress of Parents and Teacher officer, stated that last years moth program will produce it: V. Lawrence. Friends may cab fiand is for his lecture: open house attracted 8,000 visitors The St. John elementary school at the Midvale Harvest Days thrills, and its a good bet that at at Tate Mortuary in Tooele, Friin this subject throughout thi o the installation. And he stated least 35 new records will be estab day, from 7 to 9 p.m. and Satur- will present a science demonstra- nals at which time one winner will meeting will be held in the Relic1 that this year we expect to draw lished during the two days. Swim- day from 10 a.m. to time of ser- tion show' on Friday, April 25 at be selected to go to New York President O.T. Barrus announced Society room of the stake taber state. Members of the Tooele Women: 8,000 visitors. the Ted Mack today that the quarterly confer- nacle. ming stars from out of state wiT vice, at the home of her son, Mer- the school gymnasium, to which City and appear on Club are especially invited to atshow. ence for the North Tooele stake General sessions will be held Free balloons, kiddy rides, be competing with such aces as rill S. Fidler, 658 East Main street, the public is cordially invited. at tend this meeting. for will be held this coming Saturday to and sightseeing bus tours According voting Hen reports, the Deseret Grantsville. 10 2 scheduled to are Students a.m. and at Gerfy give p.m. on Sunday On Wednesday, contest w'as the heaviest and Sunday, April 26 and 27, with with an April 30, the of the installation will entertain drickson, Linda Blackham, Mary session under diShe was a member of the Church talks, explanations, perform ex- Sundays evening will be guests of the Ameri on record, with 11,085 votes being all sessions being held in the North hildren and adults alike. There Ann Olsen. Sedonia Featherstonc if Jesus rection of the MIA at 7 p.m. foi ;roup Christ o f Lattcr-da- j periments and answer questions, tabulated. can Fork training school on a field will be rides for everyone in the The normal voting is Tooele stake tabernacle. Elizabeth and David Crecr, and Saints, and was active in the their Each which a special program has been f concerning projects. Arinin J. Hill of the Brigham around 5,5000. rip in connection with this pro Wilford Gardner; rmys tanks and LVT's. Free plus Tooele': prepared by the Lake View ward Society as work director for project will be displayed in a spegram. Cars will leave Tooele at train rides on the Armed Forces Young University faculty, repre Music for the two Sunday Barkers, Barbara, Virginia, and 15 years, along with many other cially designed booth and cover general senting the Church School system sessions will be furnished by a 12 p.m. and the tour and clinic a bay express will bring hundreds over 30 projects ranging from Tri-StaKenny; the Rimingtons, Russ anc assignments. will begin at I:3f of visitors from Tooele to the ke e will at the sessions speak Sunday Dave; Boyd Loveless; the Me Burial will be in Grantsville City blood pressure and heart beat combined MIA festival chorus American Fork of conference. He will meet with from the p.m. the Law's kids, Gary and Paul; the Depot. During day, wheels to color color and North anc Tooele Tooele, analysis Cemetery. students of the BYU, prospective Grantsville stakes. .here will be mock battles staged Welch girls, Lexie and Bobby; the designs. of the and BYU students their pary Army personnel from Dugway, A free luncheon will be served Such interesting subjects as air Mayos, Marilyn and Joe; the ents following the 2 p.m. Sunday Utah National Guard unit, Iooeles SoPratts, Steve and Donna and on air Relief the and currents, pressure, by telegraph, bishopric session of conference to give in;nd C Battery USAR 921 Field and on of the Tooele Third ward for electric meters, radar and periciety struction advice and counsel con- those from out of town and others The schedule is as follows: Artillery Battalion. There also will scope, along with many others, dance-festiv2 for Too- cerning attendance at the Brigham who cannot c color chemical smoke bomb will be explained by the students. tc Friday: return conveniently and amnuiniti-io- n 2 p.m. Meeting ele, North Tooele and Grantsville Young University. of officials Jemonstrations, is welcome. their homes for dinner. Everyone Tooele stake Priesthood leader demolition demonstrations. stakes will be held at the Tooele A special meeting is being held 3 p.m. is Qualifying heats to invited attend Everyone ship meeting will be held in the 7:30 p.m. Finals (36 events) city park on the 20 of May at Saturday evening for those receiv- these conferences. Those who do Tooele Fourth - Eleventh ward, invitations. This meeting will not 7:30 p.m. ing have transportation to the Saturday: this coining Sunday at 2 p.m. to 10 a.m. Qualifying heats Everyone is invited; no admis- be held in the chapel at 8 p.m. stake tabernacle are to contact Mcichizcdck which Paul sion charge. Please keep this date 3 p.m. Finals (35 events) presidencies Royal will be guest speaker their bishops who will take care and committees and Aaronic open to sec what the dance pro- at the Saturday evening session of this matter for them. 2 Trophies and medals go to the if conference. gram in the MIA has done. winners, plus team trophies to the Priesthood leaders are asked to Want to get something nice for A, Priesthood leadership meetThree promotions of California teams the area's bes' attend. Arrived At winning mother on her day? Want to The arc scheduled will be held at 6:30 p.m. to Vater Service Company execu-iv- c departments ing in stiff swimmers competiyoung Tooele valley Hospital make her very happy with a spewhich the following are invited and personnel were announced tion in the biggest swimming mee' as follows: Mcichizcdck and of interest locally is Charles W. gnd Barbara Rae departments, per- cial remembrance? Then be sure in history. requested to attend: stake presisonal welfare, church service, fact to visit the bazaar and food sale, A bake sale will be held Satur- dency, stake clerk, stake high Marx Thurston, Tooele, daughter the promotion of Ralph Lindbcrg, looted assistant treasurer. 'hiding and reporting, Mcichizcdck which will be held Friday, May day morning at 9:30 a.m., April jcouncil, stake patriarch quorum April 21. 2 at 11 a.m. in the Priesthood quorum instructors. Medical 26 at Safeway Ralph, a son of Mrs. John store. All nalional.Presidencics. group loaders, ward church. Second West Department for wards, branch Lindbcrg, moved to Los Gatos, ladies please bring donated ,um an! rouP secrctaris, and all Rodney Trcyman. Tooele stake Aaronic Priesthood leaders, and Second South sponsored tV'food ,0 safe wav store or call Mrs.idass instructors of J. G. Calvillo, Salt Lake High line months ago. He and his wife, Doris Noland, Tooele The North Tooele stake MIA will lepartinent for Senior Aaronic, (he Eleventh ward Relief Society Bc,u Mary, have three children. The nrocccds Priests, Seventies and Elders quo-anopen to everyone. ward, branch and stake Prieststake mission presidency. sponsor the Sunday evening proAnnie Marsh, Tooele The California Water Service t0 u hood loaders. of Sunday gram of the North Tooele stake Surger- yCompany is the largest privately equipment for the National Guard, si3''0 superintendency and YMMIA, bishops, bish- quarterly conference, owned water utility in the United to be held t School Jess Cook, North Carolina armory. Come out, folks, and Ann Sanders, Tooele ops counselors, ward clerks, stake Sunday, April 27 at 7 p.m. in the Stales, serving 2S California comthis worthy cause. Vernon ward will be ,snnsnrs TAXES Mary DELINQUENT Donald Phillips, Tooele munities. and ward Aaronic Priesthood com- stake tabernacle. of the regular Saturday night ON TRAILER HOUSES A special feature of the program Elizabeth Green, Grantsville HOME ON LEAVE mittees with their quorum advidance to he held April 26 in the 2 The under fur of beaver and sors and secretaries, stake ana will be a short one-ac- t play cn- ward church. Major Donald M. Houghton w Coifld it Happen to You?" GEORGE SMART IN HOSPITAL rabbit is commonly used in the Tooele stake Relief Society unionjbc flying home this Saturday from ward Senior Aaronic Priesthood titled Muic will be by the Tone Aires orchestra and admission is 75 quent. According to County Asses- - meeting will be held Sunday, April Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Mary- - committccs with their quorum ad- - by Lake View ward members. A Gcorge Smart is recovering fron ell industry, hence the expresland. He left here. Aprii 9 for 16 visors and secretaries, ward and good attendance of the stake mem- - bronchitis in the Salt Lake LDS sion fur felt or beaver, com- cents per couple or 50 cents single or William R. Judd, action will 27 at 2 p.m. in the First-Sixtwith budget or guest cards. Re- be taken if they are not paid by ward. There will be classes for days of military training. He is'etake ward teaching supervisors, bership is requested and the pub- - hospital and expects to be home nonly seen on hat labels, in the next few days. tail departments. in the US iCjglcs Aux Reserve Corps, and all Seminary instructors. This lie is invited. freshments will be served. May 1, I93S. Of the Century Spring Bows Out As Tooele has under e auto-Jclause- Snow and Cold Ti - Dem-week- s c Intermountain Public Invited to MU - Thurs-lpandin- Championships Begin, Friday g Concert, Friday j RgisteF foi Organized Baseball BoyS Saturday, n 1 Too-rsho- itktaai to d surface-to-surfac- Latin-America- n surface-to-surfac- Anna A. Fidler Golf Season iiw tlinOTJll Saturday, 2 p.m. Tjj Tooele Merchants To Present Awards r Officially TOD to Host Public recommendat UnderWay, Sat. at Open House, May 16 j r e h 1 tee-of- f. h one-hal- hole-in-on- put-;ing- d n Lakeview Ward MIA To Sponsor Cake Tooele Stake Primary TV William Sale at Foodtown End in n Preparation Meeting Tie n Jr. Woman's Club To Hear Dr. Boyd V. Sheets with Thursday, 7:30 p.m. y St. John School to Present Science Show, Friday well-know- n sou-enir- Gyms Re-ie- Dance Ord-lanc- Festival here Tooele Stake Sets May 20, 7:30 p.m. Priesthood Meeting For Sunday at p.m. Tri-stak- e 11th Ward Relief Former Tooelean Gets Promotion Society Bazaar Set forFri. May Vernon Ward Sponsors Sat. Night Dance Fourth-Elevent- Fourth-Elevent- With Water Co. Guard Ladies to North Stake to Hold Bake Sale Present Play h quor-guar- bT Tooele Stake Relief Society Union Meeting, Sun. p.m. ly Sunday Evening all J Jusf d sup-por- . h Army |
