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Show The Tooele Transcript Primary Chorus To Practice Sunday s wise decorate the graves of of their died defense who in Tooele the of rehearsal The third during the lute rebellion, stake Primary chorus in prepara-countrcommemorate the day, tion for their appearance at stake! 7 and one half June 21, will be held loads of flowers onehalf ft and one and foet long at 4 p.m., Sunday, in the FirstDelaSixth ward church. Directors for wide, were launched in the drift to allowed and ware river Lenna Mrs. Hiss, the chorus are Stockton Primary; Mrs. Joy Pratt, to sea. At Gettysburg, more than Fourth ward Primary; and Mrs. 5,000 people walked through thi cemetery strewing flo Judy Caldwell, of the Primary-battlefielstake board. Accompanists for thewers on graves. Garrisons at ra.li chorus are Mrs. Dorothy TurnerlD' Psls throughout the nation observed special services and tin and Mrs. Jackie Dunn. In the land mode Ward Primaries participating! highest officials are: Tooele First ward, chorister solemn tribute to Union war deed Friday, May SIX YEARS OLD Miss Connie Hammond, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Claud Hamsixth birth- More than twice as many people mond, celebrated her 25. and was on May Monday. day see this years to will be at at, a 8urPn!,e Party. Days of 47 Rodeo, which stars top hn"re her grandmother Mrs. western personality, Roy Rogers, the home Games than have ever been accommo- L.L. Bush, that afternoon. the dated before, according to Lee E were played, with prizes for followed by light refreshwinners, rodeo chairman. Nielsen, to little guests, with Through additional seating and ments served an extra performance, we expect favors for all. Present wise .veyin, to Increase our attendance to a Vicky, and Bruce Woods, Mickey and record - breaking 77,000 persons," jand Florence McLaws, Judy Ham-have Mr. Nielsen stated. Arrangements Shrma Weylund, K a y e been completed to lease 5,000 mond, Sherry Bentley, and from a Sacramento firm, he'don Woods. Connie received many said, increasing the seating capa-- j lovely gifts. city at the State fairgrounds to 11,000 for each performance. In,HOME I ROM ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smart ar-o-n addition, a Saturday night finale July 25, this year, will bring rived home, Monday, after hav- the number of shows to seven, in- ing spent thiee weeks in Illinois. attended school at stead of the usual six. Mr. Roy has broken attendance rec- Rock Island for two weeks, reords wherever Tie has appeared," ceiving instructions in standard It is time data, on leave of absence Mr. Nielsen pointed out. not uncommon for him to double from TOD, where he is a civilian or even triple the attendance employee. During their slay in drawn by other Western stars. Illinois, they made a tour of Nau-W- e want to be sure as many peo- - voo, Carthage, and many other pie as possible are permitted to points of interest. They also spent see him on his visit to Utah." some time visiting with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kimball, of rodeo and Roy Rogers fans from 'Downers Grove, III., former Tooel-a- ll parts of the Intermountain jeans, Seating Increased For S. L. Kotleo 29, 1959 tom-radc- able y Gor-sea- . The 30th of May was then known j Beverly White, president I Lee; Tooele Sixth ward, Darlene Jensen chorister, V'eda Porter as. the holiday became a tribut sicii-- t the soldiers who fell on boih pres.; Tooele Fourth ward, Joy Tu Pratt chorister, President Minerva and was namedis Memorial Day. a tribute to Am the day, day Eleventh Tooele ward, Adams; dead of all wars, in whatBeverly Pedersen chorister, Nina ertcan fell. Anderson, pres.; Stockton ward, ever lands they The traditions of General Logan's Lena Hiss chorister, Barbara Thomas president; Tod ward, Nor-it- a day have survived and boatload; still launched on Peterson, chorister and Mrs. of flowers are has the Delaware. Gettysburg ward. Vernon Rusk, president; mawed a site of tribute to war Mrs. Eva Yates, chorister dead and the order instituted by Ruth Olson, president. The Larks, Bluebirds and Sea- General Logan calling fur flcnal decorations is still observed. Six gulls, comprising the Homebuildt ers, and the Blazers, Trekkers, American presidents have iken to further solemnize the occasion the Guides and comprising with are t h e participating the Gettysburg cemetery Memorial Dty addresses. Wey-lanRuth V'eda Porter, singers. In addition to the military deCleora Webb, and Vivian Faddis will sing a number in the corations, wreaths and bouquets afternoon session of the confer are placed on Gettysburg graves ence. AH participating chorus.hy descendants of those who fel members will be presented with. in the Civil War and many more floral tributes are wired from an official Tooele stake Lola Smart j Trail-builder- area. Appearing with Roy at the rodeo, which is scheduled for July will be his talented wife. 18, Dale Evans, and four of their children. Included in the show will be Trigger, one of the world's most famous horses, along with Trigger, Jr., Pat Brady, Roys comedy sidekick in his syndicated TV show, the Sons of the Pioneers singing group, and the Liberty Horses, 20-2- Primary distant cities. In recent years, similar tributes PRETTY MISS PAT STEPHENS, former Tooelean who is have been sent in increasing numFlowers Solemnize making a name for herself in Montana swim circles. She bers to military cemeteries overMrs. Dale Streeter won four championships in Montana AAlf swim meet recently been made seas. This service has Graves organiMiss Sammons, Connie Griffin and possible by the world-widIn Civil War LORMER RESIDENTS VISIT zation of florists known as InterBonnie Cameron won that cham BOWLING LEAGUE PARTY Ninety-onpionship. years ago, a gallant flora, the global arm of America's The Sunday afternoon bowling Ray and Fay Angus and childHer solo was entitled Echoes Yankee soldier said it with flowers Florists Telegraph Delivery, which ren, Danny and Beckie. of Payson, has can deliver memorial wreaths on from Vienna; the duet, Sere- league was entertained at a league and founded a tradition on Saturday evening, at spent Wednesday, the last day of become a solemn national holi- Memorial Day to graves in 26 nade in Gold;" and the group party,Van Otten home. Club presithe here visiting with old school, Buds. France from cemeteries number, day. military Spring friends and neighbors. Danny Andents, Phil and Karyl Maynard, 15 The' soldier. Major General to the L hilipptnes. is who Miss Pat Stephens, former Tooelean, years were in Stephens, for a longer stay at charge of arrangements. Choice of flowers on Memorial John A. Logan, commander of the Miss Carole Ciesla became the gus remained who began her swimming career old, swam in the National AAU was enjoyed and light Grand Army of the Republic, wasjDay is optional and only soldiers bride of Dale Streeter, Friday, the home of Courtney Lundgren, here at the local pool, made an meet held here, last month and Dancing and ended with a refreshments, Mand and I the Since Kent, for World a 22 suitable tribute of that have in rites solemnized by War Wendy, Robyn seeking impressive victory at the first captured several titles. at Hillcrest cafe. midnight supper ichael the ficial Fewer, the poppy. Recently. Wendell Jones, LDS bishop, in the Union soldiers who died in Lundgren, children of Mr. Montana state AAU synchronized time she has annexed League members attending and Mrs. David Lundgren, who d recbackstroke Civil War. carnations have been frequently Granger Eighth ward, Montana swimming meet, held at Missoula, were: Jay and Donna Baldwin will take him home, Saturday. In 1868, General Logan suggest- used as are most flowers that can ord in racing, also. on May 17. Jr., Dr. Jim and Zelma Burton " be used in an arrangement of red. Th bride is a daughter of Mr. ed that the veterans of 1861-6Pat, who is the daughter of Mr. joe and Alice Kirkpatrick, Stan strew with flowers or other- - white and blue. Many wreaths, ard Mrs. Alois Ciesla, 5565 and Mrs. John Stephens, made a Formula and Jane Shea, Lionel and Carina former ave. (3900 South), with red poppies white!' clean sweep of all available events FIRST GREAT GRANDCHILD Kenneth and Ruth Stapher, Olsen, husbands of Tooele. Her idents and blue cornflowers and notched up four champion- Highway Foul-u- p Cecil and Vera Tate, Kenneth and O.C Mr. Mrs. are and Mr. Mrs. and parents Hamilton The surrounded the are flowers LeRoy by You'll ships in the one meet. The meet on the Rae Harker, Brent and Elva CaldFormula for a foul-utraditional symbol of heroes, Streeter, 4199 South 5500 West, are proud and happy at mainly college girls from highway: .'jattracted well, Dr. Joe and Frances Mayo, of their first great grandchild. a Montana State and Montana Uni- NEW SHIRT laurel leaves, in further tribute to Kearns, Take several youthful space ca- Don and Mary Droubay, Pete and 17 at 10 born those who died defending their Sunday, boy, May The couple was honored at a dets. Turn them loose in the for Merle Van Otten, and Phil and U nd. am. at Salt Lake LDS hospital, tol versily. Comely Miss Stephens fines of a car. Add a few ingred- Karyl Maynard. reception, after the ceremony in Mr. and won Robert the division Mrs. and Halladay.'the senior MEMORIAL DAY RETURN HOME the ward. ients like big, inflated balloons, of Grantsville. The youngster is stunt competition, the solo cham-theice cream cones, and backdrippy Mrs. Eugene Trousdale and The former Miss Ciesla wore a first child and will have the'pionship and teamed up with seat tussles. children, Kyle and Tonya, of Sac- gown of lace and tulle, the Sab- - name Larry Robert. Mrs. Ida Jerry Sammons, to win the duet Brother, youre asking for an ramento, Calif., who have beennna neckline featuring sequins Johnson, Granisxille, is maternal championship. In the group accident! visiting with her parents, Mr. and and seed pearls. Her full skirt petition, she, with three other girls. Whod let a child run rampant The smartest Style Shop Mrs. Irvin Marx, for the past two cascaded in ruffles of tulle in front in a car unless he was snug in to and descended to a chapel train Ph. 975 weeks, left Sunday, to return 10W Vine harness, battened down by a seat behind. their home. Her illusion veil was belt, or taught to sit tight and A genius is an ordinary guy of and to a crown lace caught behave himself when in the car? who cooked up an idea and did, seed peails, and she carried a Lots of folks, according to the J something about it. white orchid surrounded by baby National Safety Council. What became of the kiddies orchids and feather carnations. A it child, says, who begged daddy for a penny is a threat to himself and others. for a stick of Mrs. Dick Sizemore attended as candy? He can (1) crack his head, (2) Gone with the buffalo is the guy matron of honor, with maid of harass the driver, or (3) cause who really wanted to earn his pay honor, Miss Pat Aagard and Miss on his worth. frayed nerves all around.1 Peggy Clark, Miss Barbara MadHow serious is the and Miss Vickie as If people ever learn to make Streeter sen, clothes with two bedrooms nice nice room, Large living bridesmaids. Debbie Aagard was problem? both ends meet, the bankers will Like oil room. automatic closets, bathroom, utility flower girl. Many children get hurt in cars, have to close shop. each year, because they dont sit What became of the oldsters furnace. Will arrange kitchen with many beautiful Don Streeter assisted as best still. Countless thousands of par- who referred to pennies as copfor floors. Nice location. hardwood nets, Selling man, with Clark Rushton, Ron ents get hot under the collar when pers? Dak Sizemore, and Robinson, they should keep cool. Sixty years ago, we got a hairKeiih Rushton as ushers. Steve Teach a child what no means cut for a quarter and a nap in Aagard was junior usher. the the barbers chair. Today, a hairand stick by your guns, Council advises moms and dads. cut is $1.50, and no nap. a For honeymoon in California, And teach children such rules as What is home without a vibrator the bride changed to a tan and 324 these; cushion? acwith tweed suit white orange 1. Dont put hands or arms out A lot of people would starve if cessories. 1335 windows. their pay scale was based on acThe newlyweds will live in Hun2. Dont climb on seats. Sit tual work performed. ter, when they return. If you give some gals an inch squarely in the scat. 3. Keep hands off door handles, of rope, they will make a noose the gear shift lever, ignition key to put around your unlovely neck. and lights. Never grab the wheel. Farmers still put the biggest 4. No lollipops on a stick that berries on top of the box. might injure an eye or a mouth in event of a sudden stop or unex- CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our most pected tumble. Some ways to make your young- heartfelt thanks to our many ster happy on a trip: neighbors and friends, for their 1. Keep them occupied with kindness and expressions of symbut nothing de pathy shown us during the illness games and toys manding a lot of physical action. and passing of our beloved hus2. Stop several times a day to band and father. Mrs. Oscar E. Roberts play with your children. Rest stops provide a good chance for Mr. and Mrs. Ira McKinney kids to let off stored-ucooped-uand family steam. 3. Encourage the small fry to opened at intervals helps keep insee this dramatic cutaway that shows Chevys features in action! terest up and your children take naps. 4. Dont travel too many hours at a stretch. Drivers get tired, choir badge. 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