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Show ' The Tooele Transcript Friday, July - - 17, 1959 - vwr r i 1 f o t ! COWBOY PLACE S - -- rt ; v Back r" ) 1 f -- x ,. f - v ; i f 1 - m .kco , I STRAWBERRY A )' mi of 23 ,H!0 ni.ulmaw and Nde Vein Taylor and their trout w--x made at FisMuk- - la-- t son and daughter in law, Alan week, according to tV men! of fish and game. annd Bette Taylor, enjoyed a The fish went in'o this popul ir trip to Strawberry Lake for a a- Louple of days. They were suc- Miuthe'-Ulah lacessful fishermen, relurnme iingerlmg after hub bed an I after a pood cauh. ma'uied at the pjn,u;"h ban All were nui'tii! by VISIT PARENTS lo the po :. i.pes from pi ig ra.s.d we.c Mrs. I avar (Iloience) Mill wh.cn the fish we ward and children, Berkley, Cal., purchas'd from an out of slate arrived Monday and are guests of source during I'lV! parents, Mr, and Mrs, Tom I.ougy Another 5,900 of the a fish are for an extended visit. Mr. Mill held at the Pungnitch plant beiag ward and son, Glen, wdl join them the pcrpc.-- s sometime in August and visit here fish cxpenmemal are raised lo size li.g-in with Lougys and his parents, Mr the lauhery. and Mrs. Joseph E. Mdlward, of Grantsville, and other relatives, f" mackinaw, or lake trout. Is for alxnit two weeks. Then the only in arj family will all return to Calif., Bear Lake hy the fish-lin- g ud.-.i-K- UN; , f '' ' - , lin-cl.- .cvt fLo Rj! mjfh '0! S m z ' r Robert Terry, Merrill Washburn, Les Ham- mond, Paul Clark, John Manny, and Don Hammond, manager. BEES FOURTH PLACE Front Row L to R David Palmer. Ted Terry. Tommy Ware, Kenneth Durfee, Douglas Mdlward, Thomas Palmer, Charles Hager. Back Row L to R UA i't i l: James Dean Palmer, Gary Fawson, Tommy Lemmon, Jim Kelly, Mgr., Paul Lawrence, Kent Peterson, Lynn Green, Mike Ktmber, Jimmy Front Row L to R Wrathall, Robert Lawrence, Dave Anderson, Lance Fisher, Dave Hammond, Absent from picture was Assistant manager Brent Palmer. Row L to R ' V:f V: together. GRAVT SHiriDS' FAMILY VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. Grant Shields and are family, Scottsdale, Arizona, and visiting here with brothers sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Willard H. Sagers. Mr. and Mrs. Nile Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Shields and tlieii families. They arrived Monday evening and plan to stay two weeks. A -v, . siiK-kc- - SISTFR VISITS Mrs. Kate Gilchrist, Kemmer, Wyoming, arrived last Wed., and has been visiting With her brother L. J. Mamie and family. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Olmru and family. She left Friday for Salt Lake City to visit with her brother, Mr and Mrs. Wilford Mantle and Mr and Mrs. George Mantle, also r besister, Mrs Alice Nilsson, fore returning to her home. - SECOND PLACE PISTONS Front L to Peasnall, . Van Johnson, John Bar. Harry Ed Naylor, Gary Worthington, rus, ithard Back Row L to R Dean Matthews, Denny Painter, Ernie Matthews, Eddie Wanless, Grant Reed Jr. DID MUSTANGS Front Row L Ernie Beacham, Ronny Johnson, Preston Jackson, Dean Johnson, Terry Thomas. Back Row L to R Assistant mgr. PLACE Jimmy Wells, Jimmy King, Jerry Bybee, Max Walk, Jim Elkington, Don Judd, Mgr., Absent from picture were Gail Peterson, and Curly Anderson, Assistant Manager, ED'S CAFE Grantsville Complete Dinners M.45 Hours 4:30 to 11:30 P.M. TAKE OUT ORDERS: 18 6 Pteces $4.15 Pieces $1.50 - 24-$5.- 12-$2.- YOU KNOW COME IN AND SEE FAMOUS NAME MASSAGE COUCH ci;ai!A.mi:i:i) i oii five years Conditions and tones muscles, improves posture and Health, relaxes muscles and nervous tension makes ou feel like a new person. FACTORY HEPRLSENTATIVE WILL HE IN TOOELE FRIDAY TO DEMONSTRATE. Terms Can He Arranged t fmm P-O-N- A-- VlfWJ NEWS Home Missionary Assignments For Grantsville Stake Dugway R. Droubay Home missionary assignments as released by President Arthur L. Barrus for the Grantsville stake on Sunday July 19 are as follows: Clover Darrell Peterson and Mdlward. John Bushman Ward L. George Clark L. A. Griffith Lyle Walk ariStfj&wj July Permanent Wave AT LYNNS BEAUTY SALON IN GRANTSVILLE $0.50 INCLUDES HAIR CUT and SHAMPOO SET For Appointment CALL TU 77 Mrs. Marian King are leaving for a two weeks trip to Hawaii, on Saturday. They will go by bus to Los Angeles and fly to Hawaii. the They will be members of B.Y.U. Travel Tours. 3 BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO: William Tanner and Hazel Worthington on Friday, July 17. Nada and Tohnson, Rodin J. Nelson Shirlene Palmer, on Sun. July 19 George Elsholz, Norma Gladden, Paur RupD and Janet Cook on Monday July-20- . Eugene P. Anderson, Paula Sagers, and Tamara son, on Tues. July 21. Hud- Daughter Marries Mr. and Mrs. Verian Barrus, of Clark street, Grantsville, announce the marriage of a daughter, Miss Annette Barrus to William H. Beaver. The newlyweds are making a temporary home at Emmett, Idaho. 200 West YELLOWSTONE TRIP signtseeing trip thru Yellowstone with a little fishing tnrown n were the plans of Mr. and Mrs Albert Barrus and sons R3y and lohnny as they left Monday moin-n- g on a ten dav vacat-otrip OFF TO YELLOWSTONE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence ind children, Cathy, Rebecca, Roberta, Romana and Larry, left on Thursday for a three day trip A to Yellowstone. ti 16950 BATEMAN JEWLRY they Y. P. Clark and J. Erda John C. Brown and Frank H. Broadbent. Grantsville First Ward Kenneth C. Johnson and William C. Jefferies. Grantsville Second Ward Roy T. Brown and John W. Clark Willard Sagers and Lakepoint Raymond Russell Orson Johnson Lakeside St John Don Lawrence and NEW LOW PRICE 4--H -Y League and CHICKEN prepared in 6 Min. Lt. F.laine Hager, Richard Charles, Robert Hansen, Major Orson M. Hager. Not present when picture was taken was Douglas Mdlward. Y1S1IORS ENJOY YELLOWSTONE TRIP Mrs. Vanaire (Charlotte) Steed Bud and Did you know that and daughter, Jerri, Santa Fe, moved Van have Noy Margaret for new home on the pictur- New Mexico, arrived here their into the for America need not fear Jim- the July 4 celebration and a visit or that Willow Lane, esque future so long as her young men and Mrs. H. L. Steed, pur- with Mr. Civil my and Nancy Wells have and women are of Vanaire. They accomin parents and are now living Air Patrol cadets and others like chased, home the Van Noys vacated panied Steeds on a weeks vacathe them will assure for this country Park, Claude and Marilee Park- tion trip to Yellowstone a place of leadership in avalion. or that from Church where they all, including the little moved have inson are Among these young cadets to the west end of Clark miss Jerri, caught the limit of fish. those who will design, build and street Clinton Dymocks They met by surprise, with Mr. the That street. fly bigger, faster and more power- have moved inlo their new home Steeds sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clifful aircraft than we now know. who on McMichael Ave from a rent- ford Flint, Salt Lake City, But a man must walk before were in the park, and were visitThat street. on same ed home the run, and he must weak hard ing with their daughter, Mr. and and long before he can fv. Those this week ends kindergarten for Mrs. Lorin James and children, of some olds. That six the year cadets have been exposed to he enthe best people in the world live Billings, Montana and they all academic side of aviation YellowWhile a fish in joyed fry. 'in Grantsville and that There they like it. They now look to the if the stone, they were caught in a hail Air Force for further guidance. would be fewer divorces to the trip and keep storm, but enjoyed The experiences they obtain hy husband tried as hard Mrs. Vanaire fishing anyway. did her. to he his wife as get an encampment at an Air F'orce Steed, whose husband is in Korea, Base will be unforgettable. They will extend her visit here for a FINGERS BUSY will see textbook dreams corre to the week or two longer. She is The Busy Fingers Club met at former life as they observe first hand forCharlotte Graham, Mrs how the Air Force flies, lives the home of their leader, merly of Tooele. works and plays. Let us hope that Myrtle Billington, on July M. Plans Club Camp were each young man and woman will ,'or attending depart inspired to follow a career discussed. The girls also discusWater supplies diminshing very in aviation; or equally important, sed the Tair. Refreshments were dropping an air minded citizen, who fully served by Donna Smart and Col- rapidly. Stream flow in leen Madsen. The next meeting rapidly and is now only about 50 realizes the role of aviation their lives and are prepared to will be July 21. per cent of normal. All cherries harvested. Most apricots killed by remake intelligent decisions Porter Patricia Reporter, few we have should frost garding aviation for their combe ready for harvest about July PALS munity and nation. of 20. General condition of livestock Cecelia Chacon, President Civi1 This year the following Pals of Stockton, called remains good. Feed is dry. Cattle Air Patrol Cadets from Grants- the on it. Hauling ol ville and their senior escorts will their meeting, which was held at seem to do good to stock started Iasi water range Mrs. home of Jean the the leader, attend a nine day encampment at Mountain Home AFB in Idaho; Alverson, to order. Donna Kelley week. Americas Charles Hager, Ted Terry, Don lead the code and Kathy Thomas peace Strengthen Johnson, Charles Terry, Doug! led the motto. Karen Alverson ied power. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds and the pledge of allegiance. The girls where you work or at your bank. Millward. Richard Charles each took a turn at making a gathRobert Hansen. After The senior escorts from Grants ering stitch on a sample. ville attending this years encamp- the stitches were nude Alverson ment are Major Orson M. Hager gathered them. Jean and Lt. Elaine L. Hager. gave a demonstration on how to Cadets Charles Hager, Ted and make a band. Charles Terry, have been sponReporter, Kathy Thomas sored by the Skyline Lounge and BIRTHDAY FUN Cafe. Cadet Douglas Millward Four children enjoyed a joint the has been sponsored by Grantsville Drug. birthday celebration last Sun. at the Earl Sorensen home. Larry Skelton, 9 years old July 7th, HOME FROM CALIFORNIA Clifford Sorenson, 9 years old, 12 xears Doris Sorensen, 11 July, Mr. and Mrs. Vosco Johanson Skeland daughters, Ann and Clard old July 20th and Richard 10. Mr. old one ton, year July Beth returned to Grantsville after and Mrs. George Skelton and famenjoying eight days of fun on a Salt Lake City, and Mr. and trip to Southern Calif. They stopp- ily, Mrs. Floyd Skelton and family o three-daed at Darwin, Calif., for a families of Tooele, visit as guests of a sister. Magna and 12 adults and 14 children Mr. and Mrs. Francis Peatsch making Another stop over was at Whittier, njoyed a patio dinner, games and visiting together in a birthCalif., where they visited with a were atmosphere. 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