OCR Text |
Show Bargain Days Winners Arc Named Some of the many valuable store pn'-fiu-away by tin Tooele men hauls during Spring Bargain Day s. are listed below, along s ith the wmncrs. TATE Furniture Company . , , h grand prize - WeMtnghuuvj washer, Mts C, J, Rupp, r(rt prize Elect rtc can opener - Paul Holpeen, Dugway; second prize . Westmghouse hand miner - Mrs. Ronald Dale; third prize Hot dog cooker Georgia Skinner, Ophir Tooele Merc; first pne - ! od cooler . Mrs. Barbara Blake, ot Dugway; second prize - drink cooler - Mrs. Amy Mills; third Charcoal gull . Mn, prize Claudia Shields, St. John. s n ch-- Rada Electric and Hardware put table phonograph prize llsie Eastman, second pnze G. E Clock, Alfred D. Johnson fiil TAILS Conu-c-t toner Adam ; "Mac" Sharp, Tooele, vum a Reel and a Mitched tamp M.t-tiic- mg roil. iiood for $1 a Walgreen Diug prizes to JJO lid for purchase ol or over. looele DiugJoan Campbell, fooeie, won a Kodak Cai.iiia and attachment. Svoit Dean, Tooele, won a put and pencil Set I ABKIC Specialty Center: I ive dollars ol material ol her theme, wun by Nancy DeVore, Dug a ay. I alartow Ruby Jordan, loo-de- , non a purse. J. C. Penney; Mrs, Veldin J ilanstn, Dugway, won a set ol $10 00 Sooul-o-rain- Catholic Guild Sponsors Htimmac Sale a Kickoff Dinner sel s D.s-trie- Tnp -- !fl Summer Successory Summer accessories are important to keep you looking fresh and trim while you wilt. So love the clean lines of this white leather pump buttoned in the biggest way. Scout-O-Ram- a Halt Communism 1 Communism Threat a Goiiiilv Officials Hold School Exposed style 2320 ONLY 3.99 BROWN' - It will give a better An elephant lies down by ex- Mr. Turner stated that camp . what Communism is doing and tending front legs forward, back signups are very slow this year s il enveloping the world legs backward. Most other land urged Scoutmasters to makeh( few Americans realize the Very rear soon. forward. Council The definite plans bring legs e I of the camps are filling up fast and consuming potential in the world dates will probably not be munist'c movement and in the United States. We (available much longer. There are I still openings at Camp Steiner, Americans are so very complacent in our attitude that it can't Camp East Fork of the Bear, to us. that we are fall Camp Pine Lake and Camp Tracy happen to the infiltration of this ing prey Wigwam. unrelenting, and vicious stealthy, in Due to changes leadership some Scoutmasters have probably threat of our very American way of life not seen the new camping chure put out by the Council. It is time for every American These leaders should contact Mr. to wake and be counted. r quad-raped- Com-choic- COME IN AND SEE OUR Slake Board To Sponsor Sal. Dance soe i h Scholarships 21-2- -- Exclusive Win J. Thomas Gels Fellowship SOMERSAULT WASHING ACTION Patented Agitator gently somersaults each garment over and over, underwater! Bathes deep dirt out without beating! V Set One Dial for 90 of your washing. Automatic Soak Cycle best for diapers, work and play clothes. Fabric Selector tailors wash conditions to individual fabrics with just a twist of the dial! $1(S)(3)95 Dispenses Bleach, Dye, Detergent powder or liquid automatically! With Trade REMEMBER THE Frigidaire Touch Tooele ere be announced New Upland In Atomic Study Game Bird William J. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas, of Tooele, and a teacher of biology and physiology at Norte Del Rio high school, Sacramento County, California, has recently been awarded a radiation-biologfellowship by the National Science Foundation and U.S. Atomic Energy Commission for advanced studies in Experiment is continuing Experimentation year with several again this species of exotic game birds. The experiments, presently under way at the Price Game Farm, deal with such birds as the Grey Fran-coliSand Black Francolin, Grouse, White - Winged Pheasant; radiation, nuclear physics, and the Redlegged Partridge and the electronics at the University of See See Partridge. Hawaii according to an announceObject of the work, which is a ment from the Grant Union high of pilot studies concontinuation School District which employes ducted during the past year, is to Mr. Thomas. obtain eggs from each of the The six week study session will several species from which to be-iinclude a special course in nuproduction of these birds for Edclear physics taught by Dr. release into suitable areas of the ward Teller and will acquaint Mr. state Thomas with the most recent adSurveys conducted through Utah vances in the teaching of the bioin the past years have indicated logical sciences. that many locations are barren of Mr. Thomas will return to bird populations and that game County at the conclusion one or more of the species menof the course to resume his teachtioned above may prove suitable ing career. in these areas and thus provide a new game bird for the hunter. DEE PEST LAKE Like the chukar partridge, The deepest known lake in the which now appears to be well world is Baikal, Russia. Next is established here in Utah, most of Crater Lake, Oregon, and Tahoe. the birds currently being worked 'California. with arc Asiatic in or.giu. y I before May Aim-ma- t ird Indies of s tn-.t- s pt Failles Auxiliary Win Honor at Drama Fotival Iom TIIS Seniors Vie for 12 DW6 Borrowing Neighbors h jjcar in U.S. Magazine Everyone in Tooele County 14 years of age and above, is invited to attend a special dance, which will be held Saturday, April 22 Ward re at the Fourth-Eleventcreation hall. The dance is special, in that the Tooele Stake MIA board is sponsoring the affair. Music, for dancing, which will begin at 8:30 p.m., will be furOrnished by the Spendlove chestra and an enjoyable time is assured all who attend. Refreshments will be served and admission is fifty cents per person plus budget card or guest 10, President Stevens said. Each of the 12 scholarship winners will rein ceive nine months schooling the course of his or her choice at Stevens Henager College. The scholarship is valued at $525. If stenographers, s, 0 HUMANS OF ALL AGES WILL HOWL WITH a yaupscimi t BAKERS issues. HOME FROM CALIFORNIA Back from a very pleasant three weeks vacation in California is Mrs. Elizabeth Ajax, who arived home Sunday evening. Making the trip by train, she was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Naomi Evans. They visited in San Francisco with Miss Mae Evans and were guests of the Joe Ajaxes, at Glen Ellen; Idwall Ajax, at Chico; Mrs. Edith Simas, and Sonoma. Woods, They Betty traveled down the coast to Los Angeles where they spent ten days visiting with Ruth Evans and Jean Irving. SECOND CHILD Mr. and Mrs. Rccd Lindholm of Salt Lake City are the happy parents of a son born April 19 in the Cottonwood Maternity hospital. The husky young man weighed nine pounds 13 ounces and was welcomed by an 18 month old sister, ReAnn. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Max-fiel- d of Salt Lake City and President and Mrs. Sherman Lindholm of this city. Great grand mother is Mrs. Sarah A. Lindholm, also of Tooele. QUALITY FOURTH SON Another little son makes four boys at the Martin Mvcrs home. He arrived April 17 at the Tooele Valley hospital and weighed in at six pounds 15 ounces. Three broth- ers, six year old Marty, four year old Mike and Mark, who is two, elcomed him into the family. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Daly, Sr., arc the proud grandparents. Mrs. Myers is the former Jean Daly. FEATURE NEW iOndMd; 0ns $49 SPECIAL! Gal. jQalmatej DIXIE QUEEN Main 122 North TOOELE'S .WOTOR II U U drive-in J WALT DISIIEYS . ICE CREA Inn as STARTS THURSDAY But the lady who deserves the Oscar is the one who sent over to the neighbor who kept bees with a note requesting the honey which your bees gathered from A n n mi TeCHhllCOLOR Vfew ruuMd CJVZteofif Stabs 14 AMSCJ 8) BUENA fatritatu w toe . Wlt thsnej PredwMat AND Academy Award Winning FRIDAY - SATURDAY SUNDAY April 21, 22. 23 SONS & LOVERS Featurette HORSE WITH THE Flying TAIL DOORS OPEN 5:30 P.M. SHOW STARTS 6 P.M. THURSDAY FRIDAY 2 SHOWS Feature Time 7.00 P.M. 9.20P.M. Show Sat. Continuous P.M. OPEN 12.30 DOORS SHOW STARTS 1:00 P.M. Feature Times 2 00 P.M. 4.30 P.M. 6.50 P.M 9.20 P.M. ac- countants, key punch operators, and other trained office personnel continues. The demands arc much greater than our supply. Stevens Henager is an accredited junior college of business. Scholarship winners are selected through scholastic records in high school, aptitude tests, and personal interview, conducted under the direction of Don E. Matt-hpwcollege dean, z 7 commodities. issue of "Popular Dogs magazine, Philadelphia, Pennsyl vania, carries two of our own my flowers." Tooele Poetess, Remelda Nielsen Oh. those good old depression Gibson's poems, "Cleo and "Re- days' I remember we were the membering Dock" (pages 28 and 29). This is a special issue in salute of the International Kennel Club of Chicago. Besides all the interesting articles on dog care, etc., it contains thirty pages of pictures of prize dogs; the top ten in each group and the top win ner of each breed, with a high lighting of the toy groups. "Popular Dogs" has accepted two more of Remeldas dog poems which will appear in near future April the winner decides on a longer course, the scholarship may be used to apply on the first year's tuition. include Courses accounting business management, higher accounting and business administra- FIRST GIRL tion, executive secretarial, autoFrills and ribbons are in order secre- at the Don Jensen home for the mation administration, tarial, stenographic, and general newest member of their family, business. Lori Kaye, who arrived April 15 Stevens Henager has been at the Tooele Valley Hospital, awarding high school scholarships weighing seven pounds and six for the past five years. ounces, the little girl was welcomMOST OF these scholarship ed by brothers Jimmy, who is now winners of previous years have seven and Jeffery, three and a gone into excellent positions upon half. Happy grandparents are Mr. the completion of their studies at and Mrs. D. L. Gillette of this city our college, President Stevens nd Mr. and Mrs. Clive Jensen, said. "The heavy demand for Erda. secretaries, I Catholic ftummsi Guild at' AN INTERESTING COLUMN EXPRESSING sponsoring a rummage sate to I THE FEMALE OUTLOOK held I riday, April 21 and Satur Jav, April 22 at the Social Hail on North Broadway Dixits will open at I pm on Friday and at 9 a m on Satu'da) and nil! remain (ini until 8 p rn both days. A mu' selection of clothing am! Another ait that is sw ft Jy j'.iw only fnm.ly on our bluck to l.ivt household items Hill In? available mg (min tlie ficighlxtr 41) eleitnc refrigera'or, The bid at attractive prices lln public K hood tem- - ii that of luimming lived nt vt t'cir, who i hap Him It has uhmiNt tnltirlv vpiit his W tens in rd.rer'nnt invited It) avail themselves of he At m n ighlxn luHuls in King out in his tack yard in a ilijj')i-.ii- i bargains. tics ink' all tnv hammock, used to ci 'in ovtr whuh I h.ivt rffoits to keep l! al.vv Wlllllfl evtry day with a bucket to g. t I om ue tubes He would hit', h and my range of aiquanit im Mil S the only one I know who has do-- I clj'in that it was his oi.'v source eloped the art to a jnimt whore of noumJjineni in the hut sunipn-- r Installation of officers for the I borrow a loaf of bread one dav. months coming season for Lad.es of I Iks return it the next and Injure tin NOW AD AT V, the borrowing if will he held t ridav. April 21. at lender gels a th.ime to use it I linn c sophisticated One lady who 8 p m. at the I Iks Hail Ivorrow it batk again I have , n wav isptctutg her boss at h X I he foliiiaing officers Hill In' in known to Un tow a can of soap lion e lor d. nner was not a very stalled Betty 1oh, piesidcnt. for lumh, a couple of slues o' nod cook At the lust minute she Madel.tme Cudd, first vice pic si huad for a s.onlwnh 'd niav !mr lowed her nrighiKtr s pot roast dent; Nedra Hansen, second ho a sine of t horse to go m it ea sar salad, . al.npi d potaliss, ; Mary Lmdberg, Mav tv J Inn i ow a paikage of pud and apple pie I hen she came Mae Ruling, corresponding secre I for desert d.ng Certainly don't haik and Imrniwed lilt por victary; Jackie Chilton, recording consider mvself tn the big Uagui tim's husband because hers had secretary, and Agnes Berkley, I'm Just a novice Most of the big misvd Ivs train and couldn't historian. leaguers are gone now, n tints of home m time lor her to mike a All ladies arc urged to be in advancing civilization, the auto good impression on her boss attendance. mobile and sutnirhan living. Another gregarious lady, ft clIT U AS not always thus. Time ing lonesome and blue, went one was when borrowing was as na- better than the afore mentioned tural as breathing. The neighlmr lady. She crashed a neighUir's who did not txirrow was consider- party and sweetly borrowed the Drill practice Hill be held ed a snob There is sunn thing real whole party, guests, refreshday, April 21, at 7.30 pm. eozv and homey alnut being able ments and all. Ritual practice Hill be Monday, to borrow a bit of jam to go Then there was the ncughlxir April 24, at 7 pm. and will be with your hot rolls or vise versa who hid the kiddies always nt followed by regular meeting at There are some unwritten laws ovtr to borrow our flashlight. FiI pm. that apply to the true art of bor- nally we asked the child whv they Nominations for new stale and One of (hem is never didn't buy a flashlight. "Oh, we rowing local officers will be held and borrow money People who bor- have one," she replied, "but daddy everyone is urged to be present row money are mn true artists, would have to walk all the way to help get the right girls in of hut are looked on by memliers of across the street and buy some fice. the clan as sick. sick, sick! No- batteries." borrower body like's a money THE SAME neighbor borrowed There is no charm or finesse in chit spare tire cai h week when it (hat. There is a great deal of dif- was h.s turn to drive in the car ference in borrowing a can of soup pool We noticed a brand new tire V and borrowing twenty cents and sitting on the front poith and Two students from Tooele High buying the soup yourself. Just mentioned that he had finally gotSchool, won high awards at the think about it for a moment. The ten a new pre. "I've had that all annual Utah State High School latter seems so vulgar and crude along," he said, 'Em saving that Drama Festival Friday and Sat- while no one minds sharing what for our vacation trip." Uniwe have on hand Indeed, it alNow, that is what I call artistry! urday at Brigham Young ways makes us feel very noble Its easy though, with lots of versity. Twenty one-ac- t plays were pre- and somehow elevates us in our practise. sented Friday and Saturday, and own eyes Signed: Vannie During the depression of the 30 s competition was held in dramatic and humorous readings, radio this art was developed down to a ENTERTAINS CLUB speech, pantomime, and retold fine T. There was on woman More than 500 students who would story. always borrow a Mrs. Dora McKendrick enterfrom more than 30 high schools breads mixing of flour. One tained members of her music competed in the event which com- week she would get it from one club on Wednesday of last week. memorated its 50th anniversary neighbor and next time from an- Prizes were won by Mrs. Emma Dr. Harold I. Hansen, chairman other. That way her family had Caldwell and Vida Weare. An of the BYU Department of Speech bread even though they couldnt evening of sociability was and Dramatic Arts, was director. buy flour and no one neighbor was The local winners were Richard pinched bv sharing mji. ANOTHER WOMAN would borKroff and Paul MiLaws, rated row eggs from her poultry rais superior, for their pantomimes. mg neighbor, take them to the V stores and trade them in for other Hemeltla Gibson's up Turner in Tooele immediately m'st' aware of the they can start their plans moving tremendous impact which this The brochures are free and cover movement can Communism, not only Great Salt Lake Council and will have on all Americans camps, but also other Scout camps if we, as freedom loving people, in Utah plus two in Wyoming. dont do something about it. Explorer Advisors should also contact Mr. Turner for the Hi- - THIS FILM, to be shown, bears Adventure brochure on Explorer the actual and true facts of what ticket. A special invitation is extended Outdoor Superactivities. There Communism actually is, how it is are still openings on several of steadily creeping into large and to those living in Tooele Stake, the trips listed there. High spot small communities alike, into of the trips available are canoe small neighborhood groups, into and raft trips down the Snake industries, and even into govern-Rive- r near Jackson, Wyoming, ment positions, finally enveloping Those interested in seeing some an entire area or country without colored 35 mm slides of the canoe the individual being aware of trips should contact Mr. Turner what has happened until it is too or Loren Dunn at this newspaper. late. Mac Gardner, Stansbury DiWe must take action now and strict Scout Executive, will direct know how to recognize and evaluthe canoe base this year. Advinews ate and any inforreports sors having questions about the Senior students of Tooele High mation we hear or come in contrips can contact him during his tact with. School are among those being we this film regular Wednesday visits to Too- feel sure By seeing considered for 12 scholarships re-to be will able j you ele County, or at the District Outwhich will be awarded by Stevens the and know what door W. Training Course, Friday cognizemust danger be taken to fight this Henager College this spring, I. steps night and Saturday, April week this said Stevens, president, - Communism. at the Tooele Wigwam at the creeping disease in of Tooele, wake up! Stevens Henager has schools Citizens south edge of the city. and Salt Lake Ogden. City Time is running out! It is time winners will SCHOLARSHIP to stand up and be counted.! iVHHSiVbZk'lZl Womans Vi cay A Ihe Tooele County's annual kickoff I aU-G- - Rama tukot for Scout Hill I met Prutav evemng, Apr 28. 7.30 pm at the Tooele City I l Hill. Dale James, Stansbury I mance Chairman, said today that every Cub Putk, Scout and I xplorcr Pod m the County should have at least one adult present to puk up his unit's allotment of tickets Scout O Rama, scheduled fori fV trass. Mav 26, 27, is the Great Salt Lake! ALIENS IOODTQUN: first Council's annual 'Show Window prize - Kenneth Rupp, Tooele, of Scouting." The location this has been moved from the on a ham; second prize - Mil- year dred Prince, Tooele, non a ther- Utah State Fairgrounds in Salt Lake City to the University of mos jug, nurd prize Lvelyn Hansen Hon a dccutalcd lake Utah Stadium and Fieldhouse, Tins fiom the bakery; fourth prize -- should make an even bigger and sue-Hurry Marsh non a sel of mixing (tetter Scout O Rama than the bonis; fdih prize - Mrs. Hilda ccsdul one m Saylor non five dollars north ol Mr, Janie repents that the saksl goal for Stanslmry District is two giocerics. Cornet Store: Sheryl Painter, ol tickets per boy During the last! tno years. Scout units in Dugway Grautsville, non a basket chair. I Gordons Men s Shop: Tubby have set the pace in leading all in Tooele County in ticket units non a belt, DeSinion, Tooele, Dens Porter, Tooele, non a pair sales. Unit leaders are reminded! Is the only acof sox; Sidney Hullmger, Tooele, that can soil I Scouts for which tivity . non a sport shirt. in uniform or tn the name tickets Lee Caldwell, won a Tooele, of Scouting. Combining to sponsor an informative Film, to be shown to sport shirt. the public, next Wednesday, April 2t at 8 p.m. arc Tooele Units Hill receive a 20 percent ANN'S SHOP: Mrs. Mildred commission on all tickets sold, plus Jr, Woman's Club and County PTC. Here Mrs. Telma Evans, PTA President and Mrs. Lucy Bauer, Jr. Woman's president Tate, Tooele, non a Rose Mane an extra ten percent if the unit I Reed swim suit; Mrs. Viola Whit-- averages three tickets per boy talk over the showing of the film which Is entitled Communism on the Map." Everyone Is urged to see this film, in tiker, Tooele, won a child's bath- - pius an extra ten per cent on top of that if the unit averages five an all out effort to stop the mcnare to this country. mg suit. Brown's: Kenneth Gillette, Too-- tickets per boy. Boys can nin in cle, non a pair of Red Wing hunt- - dividual neckerchief slides, cook mg boots; Hal Dow, Tooele, non kits, sleeping bags and other per-sonal prizes for their efforts. Any Jantzen bathing suit. Style Shop: Mary Parsons, Too- - boy selling 150 tickets will win a ele, non a pair of shoes; Dora brand new bicycle. I letted Tooele County officials Mr. James mentioned that in Jacobs, Tooele, non a dress and and their attended com-o- f have the some deputies units won a pair past Phyllis White, Tooele, a school Monday evening. April children's shoes. plained about not receiving their 17. a! the Hillcreat Cafe in Tooele SALES CRAFT: Beth Atkin, of tickets until after Other boys have! Conducting the school was the in their homes canvassed won a ceiling pull down Tooele, unit'sj Are you aware of how Com State County Officials Associalamp. niuntsm is taking over, not only tion, with President Porter MerAJ and Lid Radio and TV in other parts of the world, but rill. m charge. Louie Pavlos, Tooele, won an in our own United States? Even All county offices were repreelectric ice cream freezer, if you are, you should plan to sented and also in attendance Western Auto: Bernice Vorwal-ler- , attend an outstanding film pre- were James A. Bevan and Mayor won a Erda, Communism State sentation entitled croquet set Representative, T. C. Halla-day- . SAFEWAY: Henry Pannunio, on the Map and a lecture by a Tooele, won $8 00 in groceries. Guest speaker. Among the state officials preClar's Premium Oil: Don F. sent were G. A. Dugan, adminiWomens Junior TOOELE THE Robinson. Tooele, won twenty five B. Road moneys Chjb and the Tooele County PTA strator of Class . gallons of free gas. Boy Scout Troop 126, Tooele for the State of Utah and Harold this very timely Farm and Home Builders Sup- - Sixth Ward, is the first troop inare legal advisor to the B wl,l be held Wallace, ply: Roy Lougy, Tooele, won a Tooele County, to sign up for ar11" an lpcure Officials Assn. five gallon sue junior evergreen Great Salt Lake Council summer Wednesday, April 26, at 8 00 p.m. County m .tf,e Junior High audt- - The evening was spent in discamp, according to Duane Turn- aftorlum- J1? public is invited. A cussing new legislation which Most plants and trees drawler Stansbury District Camping fects county government. tO IS extended invitation about 90 per cent of their support Chairman. Troop PR under tnej special a parents and youth. We feel from the atmosphere according leadership of Robert Kerr, will go that it s of such vital importance Steiner 'n the High) !?. CamP tof.ndingsofmoststud.es. . T Sunday thru Wednesday with Kenneth More and Tama Elg WATCH FOR SEASON OPENING OF YOUR MOTOR-V- U DRIVE-I- N Real Soon!! :7!c |