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Show The Tooele Transcript Friday, April rirt r'hJk'ir'iP i 15ajti't IUHCS of SOUTH MAIN Pastor, Kev; Varioo L. Stogner SunJjy School, 10 am. Morning Worship, 1! am. Training Union. Evening worship. 7 pm. Midweek prayer aervue, at 7 p m. KIIvS 1 iNWOffh rs nixie lades id lovely him heon, of officers 1 j 6pm stj'ljt.on 71 l.MV Burton, acted as Mistuss 1 Iks enjoyed pnteding pst in U president, tirinon of and introduud the new olluers Hansen, Nedrj outgoing in torun, gave an interesting auount of the activities of the past year Agnes Berkely, past president was installing officer, assisted bv Nt II Pauhtk. chapluin and 1 lame Marihette, usher. Of f l( FRS for the ensuing year Sunday May 1. Tiie Second Sun lar,.. ,u.n ,,JU,Wt uay after Faster. ice presulent; Mar Hetty lm, Sunduy School and Bible Classy,.,,,, vice president at S Nedra Hansen, recording sect Worship service with Celebra- - June Hopkins, cor re , sect; Jane lion of Holy Communion at 10.30 Shea, treasurer. The sermon topic: The flock of leatriee Stewart, historian: and the Good Shepherd. John I0.27.7S Jackie Chilton, parliamentarian. Adult Information and Instruc- Board of Directors: Alice Masses 7.00 am., 10: 3o! tion Claw meets Tuesday at 7:30 jpatrie, Pearl Brown and Bertha The Utah- - Idaho Convention oCottnn, am., and 6 pm. Lutheran Woman's MissionConfessions Saturday 4 to 6. 7 to ary league will be held on Wednesday at St. John's Lutheran Church in Salt Lake City, beginning at 9 30 am. The convention will be at the Hotel banquet Methodic - - 1 ( !V J-'- f s J v r) . j Weekend SPECIAL! . ' a V lH tT 20 I 4 4 1 'V Kp) ' 7 r"' .a I SLIM JIMS L j,M-0n- ;f -- f 5 M SHORTS , JACKETS V J One Group Spring Dresses Vi Kirk-Sunda- North Stake To Hold Welfare Farm New house. Clean-U- IYw Of Hints IiiUiIIcmI New officers Installed by the ladies of I Iks last week are pictured above L to R sealed: Betty Dow, Helen Paulos and Madge Bertha Cotton, and tun, Prarl Brown, p Attention: All Elders, Seventies, High Priests and members of the Lake View, Tooele Second, Tooele Third, Tooele Tilth, Tooele Tenth. Tooele Seventh and Tooele Eighth Wards. A stake work night has been set for Saturday evening from 6.30 p m. Over 180 Scouts, Tooele County's be award'd eaih patrol for points 5 00 p m. to 7.00 p m. at the Wesuch turnout in history, earned at the Camporee. Prizes Coffee Hour after church, Sun lfare Farm. This will all be out- - biggest at the Stansbury will also be given to winners of fMX'cted brethren'1of day, May 1. all work side the and Choir practice, Thursday, 7:30 are to bring a hoe shovel rake Ul!fnfl Camporee on Friday and eaih skill event. Top prize will Mj-TT,,S annual be a free camperslup of 53 00 per p m. hand cultivator, or powered 26 Team rive to the patrol that wins mit in Ward members, thirteen ovrnit;ht camp and skill eompe-jhotivator. 21 Team Tour There will be no communion held for all Boy overall competition, he t,lK,n or to asked older are come 20 iTeam One years service during May. MR. PIYI I R S optimism on and help clean around their ward cou,s ,n he county, at Middle 13 The Woman's Society of Chris- Team Two to Darrell according jCanyon, Six 13 22 participation in this annual camp-ou- t C00pS tian Service Executive Committee Team Chairman, is based on the fact that over is to be a united effort and(PainUr- This 17 23 Team Three meeting will be at Mrs. Helen ALL Scoutmasters should have 160 hovs and leaders took part shoulders! us all our of pushing Glenda Seright bowled a 490 hi Halls, Thursday, May 5, at 1 p m This is the largest eiv,d by nmv the C.mpotw during 1959 lhe wh,wl- f3n complete Help the Methodist Youth Fel- -,! for top of the League. Her hiKhlc tru schcdulo number to participate in any All brrth-i"one outlining lowsh.p go to camp on Grand game was 190. L.ll.am McKay ren in the stake are asked to come,l'vcnls anl judging sheets. Any Camporee held to this time in Mesa. They will serve ice cream followed with a 462 and Donna that have not received the Tooele County. out and enjoy each others associa-j,rooP- s and cake and coffee after church Rowland finished with a 438. bulletin should contact Mr. Paint tion we work as on this Scoutmasters should make sure unitedly on Sunday, May 8. Adults fifty er or Dr. Rex Stutznegger in that every Scout attends, Mr clean- - up program. TROUBLE-F- UN cents, children under 12, twenty Tooele. Painter concluded. Parents are five cents. This will replace the Trouble with trouble is that A special feature of the invited to also visit the Camporee usual coffee hour. starts out like fun. Camporee is that all patrols re- to see their boys in action. ceiving A" ratings in combined and skill inspection camping At the last regular meeting held events competition will be privi-1to participate in the Counof by the Tooele Chapter No. the Disabled American Veterans, cil Jubilee Camporee in Salt Lake the following officers were eelct- - City during July. Top patrols ed or appointed to office for the 'from throughout the Great Salt Lake Council will congregate to . year I960 and 1961. law will be the Ken Thompson, Commander; make a special celebration of Utah's boating discussion to a of panel subject 50th Oren Willardson. Sr. Vice: Moyal Scouting's Anniversary Year. a meeting Jacobson, Jr. Vice; Ed Flood. The Jubilee Camporee will also be conducted 8during 00 p m., April 29, for scheduled in with tie the 24th annual of Francis Steele, Sgt July Chaplain; National Guard Armory, at Arms; Carl Seal, Secretary, and celebration and the special Pony 1543the Sunnyside Avenue, Salt Lake Express activities on that weekTreas. and Adjutant; Joe City. L. J. end. membership: Charles Scout Price, Chaves, Hospital; troops with over 90 per Questions to be discussed by Service Officer and R. J. Pizzello cent of their registered members the panel will cover the current Ipresent at the Camporee will be boating law as it applies to Publicity. Newly elected officers will be, awarded a presidential streamer. boats, equipment, safety in opera installed in the Legion Hall on) Blue, red or yellow ribbons will 'tion and other matters of public Tuesday, May 3rd, at 8 p m. Special guests from State DepartAs American as pumpkin pie ment of DAV and Mr. George is the phrase, Doctor knows best. Carey, NSO, will be on hand to We all remember this truism from childhood. answer any questions. Light refreshments will be served after Yet, in this enlightened day, some people, the meeting. relatively few in number, R. J. PIZZELLO to and treat their own Jr. Confirmation Class meets Saturday from 9 30 to 11:30. This Is The Life" Saturday at Church School, 9 45 a m. 4 30 over KSL-TV- . Church Service, 11 00 am. The risen Christ comes to us to Nursery for small children. and preserve us in true strengthen Methodist Youth Fellowship, sefaith unto everlasting life. nior and intermediate groups, at Phone 1007 Off CHECK US TOR A COMPLETE SELECTION MOTHER S DAY ITEMS! Cudd. Standing, Jane Shea, Bea Orcndorff, June llopkins, Nedra Hansen, Jackie ( liil- Alice Kirkpatrick. 180 Scouts Sign For Camporee Jamea C. Stephens, Pastor Off SPORTS WEAR PEDDLE PUSHERS I Community an, 9 597 iVvr W The Salt Lake rich and Game Teachers Topic by Mirie Mauef, lAssiKiution is spoiisor of tins pub-J. ssoa ,h 7 biology by uml sjxikt sr.u n fur llu-lirlie meeting JVteriufi, 10 am. Baby jthe group urg'd &il interestt d tender. 'parties to alien .IIRxr VI RI: Tuesday. ? pm. .il.M.'ov 1. - on by J l.a 7t nt- Jm I If I sot II IV t f IIW IKD: Mund.iv, May 2. in r l.ibv slier 29, I960 Sittop &4ttn s interest. Members of the panel will include representatives from both state and federal agencies. North Main Street 7 OF Phone 773 n ;Ecl"cnint Women Bottling League V til 0r 4 2 lgl KNOWS BEST. Utah's Boating kins Slated for Panel Discussion Why Pay Rent? attempt illnesses diagnose a dangerous practice to say the least Only your physician is qualified to diagnose and prescribe. When medication is required, our prescription department is equipped to serve your needs. Caldwell Drug Registered Pharmacist Always On Dut- yPhone 169 29 North Main Fresh Semi-Bonele- Baseball Flinco at Tooele, 2:00 Tooele baseball club will play a practice game Sunday at the local park with Flinco Ball Club. Tooele will open Laegue play on May 8th. U P.&L. Co, Teds Glass, King Joy, Flinco and Tooele will make up the Lgague this year. Magna may enter to form a six team league. Sunday ss fin In iuii We have homes to suit all budgets. We have homes to offer you which are not the best, but if your budget will not allow house, we can help you settle for you to buy your dream something that will not be a burden to you, but will be a stepping stone to the eventual home that will fulfill all your dreams. 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