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Show I Volume Tooele, Utah Friday, Aptil 29, I960 Sixty-Fiv- e r Number Thirty Seven core Ahead of Airmen n Trek Across Utah Desert Vi Bolh Parlies Say Hides Are Seerelly Being Taken Hup - 2 - 3 - Yo 'I like to make a statement' said bronzed wirey Dr. "Babs" Moore Wednesday afternoon to Slate Patrclman Neil Bishop, near Timpie, Tooele, County. My escort (referring to the man who is driving the truck carrying Dr. Moore's special iood and other provisions) saw the airmen get out ol a Lincoln automobile . . . I am sure they are cheating and accepting rides'. How come," she went on in her broken accent, "thal at 2.30 p m. they are seven miles behind and at 3.00 p m. they are only three miles away". Dr. Moore went on referring to the airmen as being "ungallant" and that they "say bad things about me." 1 Two Tooele Chamber Men Disguised as W alkers Hubs Worries -- Honey Curious to see what Dr. Barbara Moore's reaction bo if and when tho British sergeant should pass might life, early Thursday mor- her on their walking trek, two Tooele Counning, on her cross- - country of Commerce members. Jay Baldwin Jr. and she Chamber was was that tim- ty jaunt, l ing out of honey - an Loren Dunn dressed in garb similiar to the airmen and part of her health food set out to overtake her, starting some 100 yards behind diet. After crossing the Bonne- Dr. Moore, Wednesday afternoon, about five miles west Dr. Barbara Moore's big gevt worry as she left Grants-- cross-countr- y intri-ca- ville Salt Flats, her only view of Crantsille. thus far, of Utah, she told The airmen, at the time, were reporters she was sure Utah .five miles back. (the Beehive State) has no y noth the dm tot and the Youlli To Run City Air-hone- because there are no.m(,n ,.dlh other wuh baj this, the first leg of their cross country walk. Bowers for bees to Sergeants Morvjn Evans (left) and Patrick a afu.t-roxand ntakejacct.plln(, rij,.s The sergeants seem to be enjoying the trip Moloney (right) seem to be enjoying their this added interest as to what her AirBritish the further of In I In back, the the Salt Doctor. lats a more rain than denials, Dr. Moore can t be blamedl-ea(.(,)spite squall jaunt through might be. men, Sergeants Patrick Moloney, keen competition is very evident. for her first impression of Wednesday afternoon. They were five miles THF. WOULD BE Airmen's first 34, and Mervyn Evans, 33, when behind countryman. Dr. Barbara Moore on Llah but when she walksjreaction was that Dr. Moore was told about the charge stated that the alpine like moun-jtrulthrough "a remarkable walker and it was nothing newr and that Dr. tains east of Salt Lake, she'll that they, themserves, were not in Bubs had made other such realize why Utah is called shape, because it wasn't until the charges. Evans said "now isn't state of sharp contrasts. Doctor stopped to give an autoshe a terrible woman to say such graph that they began to catch a thing." He went on to counter In conjunction with the Elks up with her. First they passed her Dr. Moore's charge with one of his escort and all he could muster Lodge Youth Program, and the own. taking place at near Eiko. by was a shocked "did you accept recent proclamation signed Nevada, when he said she walked a ride?" to which they answeredjTooele City Mayor James Bevan, 32 in miles three approximately "yes." (Claik Butler of Salt Lakela group of select students, who Elair L. Sackett. a resident of 1909 and began his professional hours. "Its not incredible," he a brother- - in- - law of Ted, are candidates for class officers and Tooele for more than a third of career that year with Grandby It's impossible, intimatsaid, drove them to the Sa!t'fr 1960 61, will take over Tooele Gillette a century and Superintendent of .Consolidated Mining and Smelting, ing that she, herself, had accepted City for two hours, Monday May He B.C. Hats). the Tooele Smelter for 25 years. Company, Grand Forks, a ride. she first noticed 2nd. At feet with fifty Pasco died CopCerro de local worked his residency, during them and then it was only a UNDER THE y at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake'per Corporation, Peru, South THE TWO British Sergeants and planning of Max glance but the plucky English McBeth of the Elks Lodge Youth at 5.35 a.m. Wednesday, their escort, also a Sergeant, all jerica, from 1910 to 1912, when he Doctor took just two more steps, 'became associated with the have over 14 years of service in. City Manager Sidney SERVICES will bejnational before she swung around, put her Committee, and Refining Smelting and stationed at are Auldershot, Noble and Principal Carl Evans, held Friday at 2 p m. at the First hands on her hips and gave them a Company. the famous training center in Lonprogram has been planned. Ofa stare that could be seen and! fices Presbyterian Church in Salt Lake Active in Red Cross work, Mr. don. They said they planned this to be filled with students C. South and on j felt even through her dark glasses Ifrom City, Temple Sackett was a member of the Amseema over for the high school are: THE They year. trip be in erican Institute of Mining, Metalwill Street. Interment Her first reaction of shock, ed to be enjoying the trek more Mayor, five councilmen, a record-- .. Lawn Memorial Park. Wasatch to contempt ,er, a immediately turned lurgical and Petroleum Engineers; Dr. Moore. than business-likchief and fire chicf. The family requests that in lieu and her first words were you Society of the Cincinnati; a direcstu()ents selected will re- of flowers, contributions be made tor of the Knife and Fork Club, You a ride didn't you. accepted The consensus among highway al, Monday ,he c to the American Cancer Society. Salt Lake should disqualify yourselves for City. M patrolmen, press, radio and TV 2. at 9.30, where morni not walking fairly, she added He was president pfthe board Mr. Sackett has resided in Salt 'piiple was that it would be pretty m.thcy WU be Riven a briefing ol Lake since 1947, when he became of directors of the Travelers' Aid Jdrfficult for either the Docto , City broblems and management ALTHOUGH both Baldwin " Airmen to accept a ride because Metallurgical Manager of the In- Society in 1955 and a board mem by our own city manager. Refin-onDunn over measured in g ber from 1954 to. 1960. six feet, ternational Smelting and of the crowds of press and radioOne of the problems which will MR. SACKETT was a member men and autograph seekers who sharp contrast to the tiny Doctor Company. He retired in 1956. Moore, they immediately explain- - be given to the new city manage-e- d Blair L. Sackett He was born September 16, 1S86, of the First Presbyterian Church around have constantly been that they were not the airmen ment will be the selection of a in Jersey City, New Jersey, a son in Salt Lake City. them. in question and later confessed student city manager, who when of Clarence and Burd B. LivingSurvivors include his widow, of that they hope they are not selected will be summoned from Dr. Moore arrived at Grants-vill- e ston Sackett. He was married to Salt Lake City; two sons and a Infant CramNon if the airmen actually pass the high school around evento assume his 8.30 Earl at March 1910, 7, Sackett, Potosi, inidaughter; Daisy Hodges, p.m. Wednesday the Doctor. five miles ahead Mo Columbia. ; Paul Sackett, Hilo, Hawaii; about still British Grand post. Forks, ing, 31 Of rs. Rebecca After an explanation was made, THE STUDENT city manager of the airmen. She stayed at the MR. SACKETT graduated from Mrs. Virginia Alsop, Salt Lake Eugene Abbott Dr. Moore laughed and said the will then meet with the other city White City Motel and was on the the Colorado School of Mines imCity; and six grand children. Ostler Dies Thurs. two men gave me the shock ofjofficers. After their council meet-Te- d road again at 3:30 a m. ThursGillette, rrestdentjing the student city officers will my life.' day. The Sergeants camped just Dru Howard, infant son of Max of Tooele Chamber of meet with their counterparts in the travelof west Grantsville County they of and Myrtice Ostler Jardine, forward the City government and will Commerce then 53 miles ed stepped Wednesday. Bountiful, died Thursday morning presented the English Doctor ceive specialized briefing in their at a Salt Lake Hospital, from a THE DOCTOR claims that her with a trophy for her accomplish- jobs. After this briefing, the stuChriste Veschusio, age 50, of. entire body. sudden illness. s secret in staying ahead of the ment of crossing the Bonneville dent officers will take over their Young Wilcox stated to Police The infant is survived by the Lincoln, was catapulted thirty five week to seek the nomination men is not that she walks faster Salt Flats and wishing her luck on offices for the balance of the morVessaw Lee Mr. that he when man struck by parents and four little sisters and feet, Wednesday, Clyde Eugene Abbott, age 46, the rest of her and election on the Democratic (but that she gets up earlier and trip. She seemed ning. the grandmother, Mrs. Rebecca an auto in the pedestrian lane on chusio, but too late to stop his Wednesdied very unexpectedly, ticket to succeed himself in this walks later. She said that this is and thanked him. not see did very pleased from and the victim while North auto, Main, this of Ostler, crossing at 6.20 am. at the city. day in the State Legislature. morning office food made her health were also preSimilar repossible by was the his to trophies Caldwell the area of the oncoming car, Funeral services are pending. Drug of a heart on behalf diet which keeps her body re- Tooele Valley Hospital, sented Mr. County Offices Close Gillette, by the Tooele Merc. port to Policeman Lee. Tooele County and Juab County attack. of the citizens of Tooele County, THE combined efforts of the are combined into the Thirteenth juvenated with very little sleep. HE WAS BORN All County offices will be closed August 30, 1913 to the two IMA LEE WILCOX, age 17, of Police This seemed to be borne out by airmen, who were very all Department and Sheriffs Senatorial a son of which district for at Gordon, Nebraska, day Friday, April 29, in obof the car was driver Tooele, Force were used to clear up the Senator Mantes will seek election the fact that in the late afternoon impressed and pleased with the servance of Arbor Day. BracF. Jane and Myrtie Wednesday, she appeared not in Clyde Last meeting of the year for the which struck him and was travel- traffic jam and assist with other to represent. to Tooele recognition. the least tired or weary, although ken Abbott. He came Central School PTA will be held ing south on Main Street when the details of the investigation. The two of the where at years age accident took place. SENATOR Mantes has been a she had been walking since 5:45 he has accident took place at 4:45 p.m. Monday, May 2, at 7:30 p.m. at since resided. a.m. the school. City Patrolman Henry Lee took just as the traffic peak was being resident of Tooele for the past He attended Tooele Schools and of the accident and rushed reached. twenty eight years, and owns and Both the airmen and charge had been employed at the Red the doctor Business of the meeting will be Mr. Veschusio to the Tooele ValYoung Wilcox has a citation operates the Mantes Chevrolet Jones Service Station, at Com the election of officers for the next Com- seemed pleased with the- notoriety Tooele Supply ley Hospital by Gillette Ambu- pending the Police report, await- Company, bined Metals Reduction Co., and school year. lance where medical examina- ing the outcome of the injuries to pany, and Western Finance, all they were getting. at the time of his death was an The program will be given by tion disclosed that he had a frac- Mr. Veschusio, who was listed as local concerns. employee of Tooele Ordnance Dethe school children. All parents tured left leg below the knee and generally good Thursday at the pot. He was a member of the He to United came States the other painful injuries about the Tooele Valley Hospital. are urged to be in attendance. LDS Church. from his native Greece, at the On August 28, 1939, Mr. Abbott age of sixteen, and began his was married to Mary Adamosn, and here schooling eventually at Morgan, Utah. graduated from the LDS Business Surviving are his widow, a son in his and 1923, College pursued Richard E. Abbott, serving with studies at the University of Utah the U.S. Navy, stationed at Port until 1928 when he graduated with The infant son of Ted and Heuneme; three daughters, Verna a BS Degree, majoring in accountLorenscn Frampton, of Jane, Marilyn and Christine and Deviera ing and economics. Terra, Utah, died Thursday mor- a stepson, Lawrence Silcox, all of Senator Mantes first settled in ning at 4 a m. at the Tooele Val- Tooele. of undetermined, Also surviving are three broth Hospital Magna, where he met and mar- ley ried his wife, Helen Paulos, and but natural causes. ers, Marvin, Oakville, Washingsoon thereafter and Forrest ton; Vern Abbott, they came to The child was born April 27, (Jake) Abbott and two nephews Tooele and here they have since at 8:08 am. at the hospital. of Sacramento. resided. Funeral services will be held two SENATOR MANTES states that Surviving are the parents, at 1 pm, in the North Saturday Dix and a all he has accomplished he owes brothers Rocky and Tooele Stake tabernacle under Mr. to the State of Utah for his edu- sister Tom; grand parents the direction of Bishop Burgess cation and to Tooele County for and Mrs. Delbert Lorensen, of the Fifth Ward. Friends may and Mrs. Utah his success in business, and in Gladys Day, call at the Tate Mortuary, Friday seeking reelection to the Senate, Fillmore. evening and Saturday prior to he believes he can, in a small funeral time. Graveside rites are pending. way, repay his debgt to the State and County. n y B. L. Sackett Dies in S. L. I Am-Cit- L e I Dealh Claims Aulo Calapulls Man 35 Feet C. Eugene Abboll air-thi- re-a- nd Funeral Sal. PTA to Meet Infant Son Of Terra Couple Dies Thursday Els-nor- a, Scoul-O-Rain- a OfCof. Oscar A. Ramnes, Commanding ficer, Tooele Ordnance Depot, buys the first "Cavalcade tickets for the from Larry of Fifty Years of Scouting, and Ronald Grant, right, Peterson, left, a of Troop 136, Tod Park. The will be held, this year, as last at the Utah 3 with outdoor State Fairgrounds, June Scout-O-Ram- a, Scout-O-Ram- 2-- Tickets demonstrations and indoor exhibits. Col. Ramnes stated that scouting is one of the most powerful influences for good in the life of a growing boy. All thoughtful parents You can should support the do this by helping boy scouts in your a ticket neighborhood with his sales. Scout-O-Ram- a. Scout-O-Ram- He was noted during his past term in the State Senate as a shrewd analyst of the financial problems facing the legislature and was instrumental in saving the state many thousands of dollars by bringing to light hidden items which had been placed to give special privilege at the expense of the taxpayer. Senator Mantes pledges a continuation of this type of service, if he is reelected, and believes that if such an effort is successful, it will stabalize the expenditures of the state and be of great benefit to the taxpayer. On Sale Carousel Tickets Tickets are now on sale for to be presented at "Carousel the Tooele Junior High Auditorium May 6 and 7, at 8: 15 p.m. Reserved seat tickets may be purchased at Tates Confectionery, Tooele Drug, Allens Food Town and Swans Market. These stores also have general admission General admission tickets may also be purchased from all chorus and thespian club members. A limited number of seats arc available at the High School office. Orders may be obtained from the High School by calling 259. General admissions are $1.00 and reserved seats $1.50. All seats are good. Only Five Milt s Behind Babs Moore, thanks Tooele County Sheriff Dr. Barbara for Gillette informing her that the airmen are just five Fay miles behind, Wednesday afternoon. Dr. Moore was near Timpie, west of Grantsville, at the time. She accused the airmen of accepting rides. The English walker spent Wednesday night in Grantsville at the White City Motel. t |