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Show U1 ini You Will Find Anything You Need In Tooele During This Spectacular Sale! CASH PRIZES Just how big is T.O.D. ARMED FORCES DAY and Open House going to be. Drop in to 'ifi'fitfii BARBARA any Tooele Store, get an entry blank and - C BOWEN CAMP dig Difference! M Flyers helps decrease foot and leg strain . . . helps P-- increase comfort and endurance. Wear the shoes that cant be beat with the Flyers MAGIC RIGID WEDGE! P-- ON TWO GREAT WALT FEATURED DISNEY TV SHOWS Day, will receive $25, $15, $10, $5, $3, $2 Get your entry blanks now at Tooele Business Houses. All Entries must be deposited in Tooele Stores before 5 P.M. Thursday, May 14th . 1 for express our appreciation your past achievements and our SoihIh Congratulations confidence that you will be equally successful In meeting the chal and lenge of the future. Speaking for all the men women of the United States Army, Maxwell D. Taylor, General I extend congratulations and best United States Army, Chief wishes to the members of .the of Staff Ordnance Corps on its 147th anniversary. The weapons and equipment of the Army have greatly improved in effectiveness since the establishment of the Ordnance Corps, Tooele, lost their first league but, in so doing, have also greatly game, Tuesday, minus three reguto Teds Glass. increased in variety and complex- lars. They lost Tooele will play UP&L Co. at ity. Throughout the existence of the Corps, however, its officers Tooele, Sunday, at 1 p.m., at the and men have always kept pace local park. with these improvements in Army SISTER DIES IN CANADA weaponry and, through their high standards of technical skill and Bishop Thomas Burgess received outstanding devotion to duty, have news, last week, of the death of a contributed significantly to the sister at Lethbridge, Canada, and Armys ability to fulfill its mission. with Mrs. Burgess, left via air to On behalf of your fellow soldiers, attend funeral services. Chief of Staff T ooele Has Higher Home Ownership Barbara Bowen Camp DUP will hold the regular monthly meeting Monday, May 18, at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Martin, 382 South Main street. A lesson will be given, election of new officers will take place, and light re- (Special to the Tooele Transcript) freshments will be served. All Home ownership is at a higher members and interested ladies are level in Tooele. cordially invited to attend. PFMakes the . .ip jp... make your guess. YOU may win part of $60 in cash prizes to be given by Tooele Merchants The Six People guessing nearest to the total number of people to visit T.O.D. on May 15th, Armed Forces I fr ? it VS Ol l7 Baseball Signs Hoy Rogers 8-- An exhuberant Days of 47 executive committee today fulfilled a long-timambition as they signed a contract to bring Roy Rogers, most famous of all television and movie western stars to Salt Lake merce Department, which has just.City as headliner of the Days of released its National Housing In-- 47 Rodeo. July 18th through 23th e ventory, and by other agencies, They reveal an estimated 65.4 per cent of the dwelling units in Tooele to be owned by their occupants, as compared with 54.4 per cent in the United States, and with 54.5 per cent in the Western states. (except Sunday). We are mighty pleased to be Roy Rogers calibre to this area, declared Lee E. Nielsen, chairman of the Days of 47 Rodeo, in makThe Roy ing the announcement. Rogers Show is widely known for the high quality of its perfor !: SIXTH WARD MIA MAIDS are pictured above son, Michele Colby, Margie Smith, Carol OlThe gain was achieved in the mances and for having broken e as they participated in their Rose evening, sen, Janeale Spafford, Carol Zentner, it 'tendance records everywhere span after 1950, when Wrathall, Marie Harris, Gloria Bateman, Monday evening. L to R are Regina the Census of Housing, taken that has played. We sincerely believe Barbara Zentner, and Nona Garcia, teacher. teacher; Norma Jean Roth, Ann Robin lo- that will star the western showed home give year, ownership 5 Utah the finest outdoor production cally at 63.9 per cent. ever to play here. The rise represents the average Accompanying Roy Rogers in advance in the period for the reg-- ; Fiis Salt Lake rodeo appearance ion encompassing Tooele, and i will be his popular wife, Dale attributed in part to the fact that Evans, and several other mem better economic conditions during bers of the Rogers family, all of most of those years made it pos- whom will These include: perform. sible for many people to satisfy Roy Rogers, Jr., and Dusty, their urge to own their own homes. "Sandy," John David; and the 2 was Debbie, who Other contributing factors were easier private credit, except dur- adopted in Korea, and Dodie, the little adopted Choctaw Indian girl. ing one or two years, as well as :j The Roy Rogers show will in Federal aid made available thru were elude several acts which the FHA and VA programs. ji fall at Madison last featured Solid advances have also been Square Garden in New York City. made in the physical condition of These are the nationally famous dwelling units in the area, both trick horses, Trigger and Trigger, through modernization and repair Jr., Pat Brady, Roys TV comedy work and through the replacement sidekick, the Western Pioneers of dilapidated structures with new singing group, and the Liberty ones. Horses. The latter act consists of horses At the time of the 1950 census, eight golden palimino 85.6 per cent of the dwellings in which are worked in the ring, Tooele had hot and cold running without restraint of any kind, by water, Hush toilets and . private Roy Rogers. in baths, and were found to need no Members of the cohimittee for the events of major repairs. special charge The current housing inventory Days of '47 Rodeo include Fred Kate B. shows that well over 90 per cent Dipo, Rodeo Back L to R EIGHTH WARD MIA MAIDS are pictured Karma Lee DeSimon, Sherrie of the houses in the region are Carter and Eugene P. Watkins , Rose with above roses their their at' Miner, Kramer, Christine Johnson, Sue evening, Patsy Fran-com- , S. and Joseph now in that approved category. held Tuesday. The girls are front L to R Sly, Kathy Schutz, Judy Mitchell, Bertie The steady improvement in the general coordinator. Donna Smith, Colleen Nielson, Black, and Lila Atkin. Lynn Bryan, Ticket reservations for the rodeo quality and condition of the Karen Biggs, Colleen Rhea, Mary Ann Black, na the dwelling places, together which each year draws with the better spread in owner- tions champion cowboys and fea- feature attractions, may be made waters, beginning the June 6 op- owner or person in charge there at the Daughters of the Pioneers ening of the general season, and of. ship, are viewed as a great source tures the finest wild stock availMuseum The department also reminded Building, 300 N. Main st., through the following months unof stability in our economy. able, together with outstanding Salt Lake City. til the seasons end, Nov. 15. that the law requires every per son 12 years of age or older to be Tills represents the largest parlicensed before going ticipant outdoor season in Utah, properly with the conduct of each angler a fishing. use of direct part of what the future may Several changes affecting from boats and hoid in the way of no trespass baits, angling are listed in the other signs and closure of waters to pub- 1959 regulations To proclamation. angling lic areas. avoid conflict with the law, every The Utah Department of Fish With much of the fishing reached be fully ac and Game again today reminded only by crossing private lands, angler should with a copy of these govquainted anglers to know the rules and reg- each angler should bear in mind erning rules. ulations governing the fishing sea- the law as written on every liThey may be obtained either sons, before going afield. cense sold. It reads, "This license the state, or from department The department said that up- does not permit you to trespass of ward 175,000 fishing folk are upon private land whether posted! expected to be angling on Utah or not, without permission of the BIRTHDAY PARTY Friday is ARMED FORCES DAY at TOD -- Friday Night is Cor-rin- 5 Bur-goyn- e, FAMILY NIGHT !?!( IT.!! at the -- t Three persons can bowl one line for $1 ? FRIDAY NIGHT Only f 47 East Second North V.w.w.v.v. alt C)?SNEpRooucnoNS nat-tio- BROWN'S -- Angling Season Opens June 6; Know Your Laws! S (VS ENGLAND PAINT & WALLPAPER is offering for Miss Laura Lee Richardson was the center of a gay group, at a surprise party, held on Wednesday evening, May 13, at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Thompson, in celebration of her eighth birthday. A barbecue supper was enjoyed, and games were played, with prizes for everyone. Laura Lee received many beautiful gifts. Guests were St. Jeor, Sherry and Michelle Shaunna Struhs, Paulina Seeley, Sylvia Christensen, Barbara Ann Atkin, DAnne Buys, Diane Sherwood, Sandra Mueller, and Coral Winchester. Laura Lee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 'ItlffiftTr OFF Buy AT PAULOS ! 56 Chev Suburban 50 Packard Sedan 55 Chrysler 2 Dr. Hardtop rmitt Your choice of Living Room Suite anti Corner Table anti Lamp or two Step Tables and two Lamps 58 Chrysler Saratoga Real Sharp 57 Chevrolet Sedan TATE FURNITURE COMPANY 50 North Main Street Phone 900 25 East Vine 8 Clean 54 Cadillac Sedan 57 Studebaker Champion Stude IV2 ton Truck 57 Ford Fairlane 500 58 Chevrolet Bel Air 49 Mercury 2 Dr. Hardtop 58 Plymouth Sedan V-- 8 56 Straight Transmission 57 Buick 4 Dr. Hardtop Air Conditioning, Fully Powered Chevrolet 2 Dr. Hardtop 1395 more to choose from Paulos Motor Co. U.S. SAVINGS England Paint & Wallpaper Co. V-- now have a pood supply of (Yen CHRYSLERS DODGES - PLYMOUTHS and DODGE TRICKS 435cpSIoii per quart) BONDS TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 67 East Vine Street 390 North Main Street Phone 143 Street 1 1 100, 1295 IV e Also U.S.G. PAINTER ALKYD LATEX for only (1.35 $1395.! Straight Transmission 56 Salt Lake Prices on NEW PAPERS and other SALE PAPERS! as low as 20c a SINGLE ROLL of (I I BUY NOW! Richardson. 10 "I Phon'e 1047 1 |
