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Show 4 1 lie N. S. The Tooele Transcript ales Family I,eaes For Germany Friday, June Third Ward To 10, 1960 Primary jnd social science teacher in the Relief Society. Her Hold Annual Hrnninn Juno singing lias enhanced most activities in .'erno.i Mr Yams is a son oi sv.t Pre;jur.ng for a and Z.ina U. Yates of Ver-noi.i is the No, man S. jilyrum M s. Yates is the former Lva Yules lai.my, of Vo, non. iDurrant, a daughter of Lila Durpa.iiyi ai.J dinners rani of Vernon and the late Walhave a'.wnu-incir last ii.un.iis II. hen as ward men, tiers, friends terTheir Durrant. children are N. Curtis, 13: unJ luin.ly have lad them "bon iComnne, 11; Rita, 9; Jan, 6; and and relig.ous social Mr. Vales has accepted a position as industrial equipment at ti.e U. S. Government installation at Ka,se:stautern, Ger- 3. iLaRue, Vernon News rank.urt). he has been employed lor a number of Priesthood attendance awards years us an inspector at Deseret were given six Vernon youths in Chemical Depot. He left thy Salt .as: services, Sunuay. Two Lake C.tv a.rport, Tuesday even- boys, day C. James Olson, son of ing and a, ter lie finds a home id.s.iop and Mrs. Calvin Olson and there, his lanniy will toliow. John C. Pehrson Jr., son of Mr. This active family will be sorely land Mrs. Calvin Pehrson, received missed in Vernon. Mr. ules has special awards for 100 per cent been servin'; as Vvaid Clerk in the attendance at priesthood and sacVernon Ward. Mrs. Yates, a past rament meetings during 1059. The president of the Relict Society, has Dishopric presented them with a been serving as chorister in the special award of a Triple Com- many (near 1 Regular 26.95 IUrgel children are (reading clockwise) Curtis, Rita, Jan. LaRue, and Corinne. 20.97 book. Other boys receivbination ing awards were Sidney G. Pehrson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Pehrson, Leslie Pehrson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Pehrson; Curtis Yates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Yates; and Neil Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Odell SINGLE MANTEL LAMPS Regular 15.50 Wholesale 10.85 DOUBLE MANTEL LAMPS Harris. Regular 21.50 Wholesale farewell party held Friday night honored three families who are leaving the community. Honored were the Clel Lee and Dick Harvey families, who have been employed on the McFarland old and Hullinger ranch (the Faust Ranch) and are leaving to seek other employment. Also in the spotlight was the Norman S. Yates family who will leave soon for Germany. A program, games, dancing and refreshments highlighted the evenings activities. A 15.05 COLEMAN JUGS Regular 6.95 Wholesale 4.65 Radio Electric & Hardware 14 N Phone 480 Main, Tooele See the Chevy Mystery Show in color Sundays, e WATCH for OPENING Next Week at 7. 33 NORTH on Alley Be- tween Main on Main and 1st West JUMPING GYM Trampoline Center Fun for people of all ages The Norman S. Yates family bid their father good bye on Tuesday, but will join him soon in Germany, where they will reside for the next two years. Here Mr. Yates is surrounded by his little brood, beginning with Mrs. Yates at top, the Regular 29.95 Wholesale and glass. To Live in Germany 17.97 STOVES -- Pemeys COLEMAN COOLERS 3 BURNER g vnv Wholesale BARGAINS Wholesale Rainfall Totals More Than May The annual R"un'on of the Tiioele Wednesdays rumiiill in Tooele Third Ward is scheduled for Sal. of t'J of an :n.h did better hi liny June 11, at the Tooele City Park, moisture total for ties area tlunj according to B shop Kenneth the whole month of May, So far in June the moisture Lewis. Activities are scheduled to be- otal of .4 of an inch, the offigin at 3 p m. with a fun time plan cial records of Burden Ucvan disned for all, bo.h old and young. close, Jusf Arrived At Dinner will be served at 6 p.m. Tooele valley Hospital with a program to follow. NOIL OF APIRFCI VI ION Everyone in the ward is invitRo'iert and Janice Foulkes 1 wish to express my thanks ed to attend and a special invitaWendover, son, June tion is extended to former mem- and appreciation to the stalf at bers of the ward. he Tooele Valley Hospital for the SURGERY care and attention given me dur-,nLaMar Jones, Tooele t Hold Also my recent s'ay there. John W'. Wright, Granisviile. to all my friends who sent cards T. Webster, Tooele William State Convention and flowers and those who visitHand Syddall, Tooele Vemrans of Foreign Wars will ed with me at the hospital. Jot Van Ness, Tooele Dorothy Quintana hold iheir annual state convention Jo Ann Rust, Tooele June K) 11 and 12 at 175 South Josie Wright, Tooele State Street, Salt Lake City. RECENT VISITORS MEDICAL Recent visitors at the home of Delegates elected to attend from the Tooele Post are Commander Mrs. Florence Lawler and family Sherry Knight, Grantsville Will e A. Montoya and two of h.s were Mrs. Mildred Counts and Maude Bell, Grantsville officers. Mrs. Helen Turpin of Butte, Mont. Mary I.. Anderson. Tooele two-xcu- voyage. 1 1 The National Safety Council says these are the crucial areas of a car that can mint easily become in'ccted with vehicle virus: the brakes, headlights, rear lights, Civs, turn signals, wheels, exhuast system and muffler, horn, rear view mirror, windshield wipers, Wednesday Pat Boone Chevy Showroom weekly, Gun Safely School sel June 15, 16 vmmmmmm r JI Gun Safety School will be held Tooele County Courthouse on and Thursday, June Wednesday 15 and 16, at 6 p.m. each night, and on June 18 at 10 a.m. for field work. Those interested in taking the course which is open to anyone between ages of 12 to 21 years, must register at the Tooele City Police Station between hours of 9 to noon on Monday, June 13, or at Grantsville City Hall between 2 and 5 p.m. the same day. This course is sponsored by the Tooele Wildlife Federation and it will be the last one to be given before the regular fall hunting in season. ABC-T- law requires that anyone years of age or younger must take the course in order to get a hunting license, regardless of whether they had one last year. Those between 17 and 21 years of age must show their last years hunting license or a certificate showing they have passed the gun safety course before they can get a 1960 hunting license. If anyone is unable to register in person, a parent or close relative may register for them in order to not miss out on the class. The 16 All Night Barn Dance Sel For July 1 Friday, July 1st is a day to be remembered and encircled on your calendar, according to Carol Johnson and Diann Maxwell, who of an old fashionare ed barn dance. Teen agers of Clover are sponsoring the event which will be held at the Clover Ward church. Dancing will begin at 9 p.m. and will continue all night. Admission to the dance is one dollar per person or $1.75 per A NEW LOOK IN SPORT SHIRTS! COLORFUL TRIMS AND EMBROIDERIES SPARK PENNEY'S COOL COLLECTION! Come see smart embroideries on polished rayon challis with cuff and pocket trims. Come see wash 'n wear, little or no iron cotton continental tones with new sleeve and pocket treatments. Come see smartly textured cotton 'n Cupioni rayon blends with fashion trims on sleeves, pocket, front and cuffs Come see them all at Penney's . . . chock the Penney low price! 98Q98 couple. Refreshments will be sold until midnight and breakfast will be served between 4:30 and 6 a.m. Tickets for the breakfast may be purchased at the dance. The dance is being held as a building fund raising event, and everyone in the county is invited to attend. Eva A. Sandberg Named for Top Teacher Award MT! mouii lain shrinking performance CORVAIR GIVES YOU BOTH ! The same Corvair that rolled up a whopping 27.03 miles per gallon in the Pikes Peak earlier in Mobilgas Economy Run turned around to scale snow-glaze- d the season than any other car has ever dared to try. What better proof could you ask (official United States Automobile Club observers were aboard every mile of steering, the way) of Corvairs rare combination of down to and economy? Drop traction your wiij.ii,i;j.i,iiiiwiiiiiii'j;t1'1,;; make a took what it to for and see gallon of dealers yourself feet of mountain look so small! ET1 gas look so big and 14,110 to Lo Anaetes Minneapolis (over t,000 milet) vitM professional at tits vkeeL BY CHEVROLET light-fingere- tight-fiste- d sure-foote- d d rcorvaiT See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for economical transportation CHEVROLET C0. 13 South Main Street I Tooele, Utah Phone 860 Students, parents and others placed in nomination the name of Mrs. Eva A. Sandberg for the Rotary Club's outstanding teacher's award, this past year. Eva has been teaching in the Ogden City Schools the past two years and her talents and efforts have been greatly appreciated as witnessed by the nomination. Eva taught in Ogden prior to moving to Grantsville in 1926. She taught in the Grantsville School ten years, one year at Lake Point, one year at St. John and two at Ibapali. Two awards are given by the Rotary Club each year. They began recognizing outstanding teachers last year. There are five hundred teachers in the Ogden District and very nearly that many in Weber County, making almost a thousand teachers from which to choose. This year there were nineteen in the final running. One award goes to a high school teach er and one to an elementary. TEN MILLION HOMES DESTROYED During World War II, over half of Germany's ten million homes were destroyed. i I filif ttfU 0, THE PENNEY PLUS? Our Low Stock-U- p Price! EASY -- CARE NEW CONTINENTAL SLACKS Because theyre lOOo textured nylon, Ban-Lo- n socks are truly soft and wonderfully absorbent! Get stretchable sizes in small, medium or large. Wash 'n wear, little or no iron Penney cordino SSiop PENNEY FLUS VALUE has a bcltlcss adjustable waist. Mens sizes 28 to 36. Assorted colors. Penney's in Tooele Open 'til 9 P. |
