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Show Tho Tooele Transcript 19, 1961 Friday, May Troop Court Of Honor A qtcmfafoj-- Scout Court of Honor for Troop I It ve nth Ward 31b of to-- ; Tooi-lwill In lu ld Saurday, May 20, at 7:30 pm at the fouith FUuntl Ward Recreation Hall. .fer-W- fi hz rr i Tooele Valley Hospital It . . A war Is to lie presented are Os follows: Tenderfoot Larry Cfeip-er- , D mils JJtewer; Second Class I list (las Fred Seeley and Walter Wickham; Star: Raymond Anderson. lee Brewer, W.lliam Her ren. Allen Hunt, Lesl e Jaeobs, Leslie James, Richard Murjihv, and Stanley Powell. j ' v ' 11 ' f i Mat Premier Min, May Iti I'r tkau. 1 humus I and R.iNac Hfll Nash Tiku lo, daughter, May 16 Jjik ami 1 lame S't-- Imdn War km$, Tom k, sun, May 17, David anJ June argax Marti nT, Tod Talk, mn, May 17. I. G an Ituim llaii'im Cunt son, May 17 m.ns, Tis!-!'- . RcuImH and Jose a Mait.ni Iathetei, Limt'ln, am, May 17. Ml DUAL I)i siTr, Gtiwjiw, 1 ihm Audi i tun, louelt cigar Slew art, Ieelc tl.fton and ' iSSlYHO- Arrived Af K I V - Jusf I CP - Icmi-- fs Total of 53 merit badges w.ll he presented The Scouts ami the-dads will bake rake-- s to be sold following the court Everyone is invited to atend. Prizes will be for cakes in various categive-gories. A special musiral number wd le given by the Scouts, i", nf Come and learn the KISMIf Please supjxirt the boys bv one huml.-e- j percent par: upa . 1 RV-V- For Vet Feint Scholarship rnet F STOP . . . Lexik . . . and listen1 MIA w.ll be held on Tuesday. May 21, at the Tirst S.xth Ward hall for ALL WARDS in the Tooele Slake. A spetial dance will be held be-nning at 7. 15 p m and everyone 12 years vf age and above is invited to Music will be furnished by your favoric orchestras and vocal artists and a most enjoyable time is assured all who at. end light refreshments will be served. g tte-n- Hil & FrnI Ochorfi Jr. K.NcilHijrjrs Awunlctl 200 Spur Ned R.ggs, Jun.or F student at the Utah Stale University, received spercial recognition at the Engineering Awards and Honors program held at the Ball Room of the Student Union Building. May 17th. at Lo gan. Mr B ggs was awarded a $200 scholarship to be used in his senior year at the Utah State University The Scholarship was awarded by the Intermountj-Chapter of the of General ContracAssociation on tors The award was base-scholarship and promise as an engineer. Mr. Biggs was also recently president of Sigma Tau. Utah State University chapter of the National Engineering Fraternity. He will serve in this capacity I red H. F icheirn. Jr . sou of Col and Mrs, I red H. i.ichorn. former Commanding Officer at TUD, has passed his examinations for West Point according to word received here by Brant Caldwell. Col I.ichorn was commander of the Red River Arsenal at Texarkana. Texas, at the time of his retirement, February I, I'i60, and since then he has become vice- - A home that is outstanding in many ways is offered through Allsop's. This home has large sunken livingroom, with solid glass wall facing a beautiful patio, with fireplace, livingroom is carpeted and has beautiful brick fireplace planters, and large picture window. Diningroom that is a pleasure to eat in, roomy kitchen with beautiful birch cabinets, built in oven, range, disposal and automatic dishwasher. Four fine bedrooms, and two baths, large utility area and a beautifully landscaped yard, outbuildings and an acre and one third of land. What more can anyone want for a fine home. Priced for quick sale at $25,000. FHA loan available. spe-cia- eMa v Park. Teoe It1 Morrcil, Timm In John Douglas Wittkc, I rda t sihn Walk, Grantsville ' Fritter I Si; Nami-t- l On Ilr-rar- cli 'Pin Safflower Utah State University was recently designated as the center for Sa'flemcr Breeding Research in the United States SuflUmer is an od seed crop. At present, the oil is used primarily in the paint i are industry, made to find its values as a cook-inand edible oil. Af raiding to word from the USD A, Dr. Lester Leininger, Research Service at USU will assume leadership of Safflower investijtat.ons. He will have primary responsibility for developvarieties for Utah and ing ad.iiti-Idaho, and will send early generation and advanced selections to California. Arizona and Nebraska, where further evaluation and selection will be carried on by State and Federal cooperators. 'This crop is very important for Utah and Idaho," Dr. Leininger said. "We have an Ideal climate here because Safflower requires a Agri-cultur- Em 66 Allsops planting your savings acorns regEver wonder where the younger ularly in U. S Savings Bonds; grow faster and mature sooner generation is headed? Dont forthan ever. get where it came from. Cirs Who PHONE r pe-- i Most fur coats seem to come from the male animal A chip on a shoulder generally indicates wood higher up RE.tUTIFUL TOOELE HOME PRICED FOR (JUICE S. i IE ! ! 12 1 Thrifty Amer cans go into the year of the U. S. Savings program with a record h'gh of $43 6 billion in E and If Bonds salted away. The first E bond was issued May 1, 1941. 2!st Bond A The annjal Coon Canyon ride until April will be held th.s Sunday, May 21 Parents of Mr. Biggs, Mr. anJ All B.t and Spur Club members Mrs. K. O. Biggs attended the lion. pWe meet at the mouth of the awards program. canyon at 9 00 a m. Who bought E Bond number l Poor A work day has been Benjamin Tranklin's Richards Almanac said "A pen-n- called for Saturday, May 20, at 8 one? The President of the United 1941. Since then 1, save-is a penny got." U. S a in. Railing for the track is the States, May two billion more E bonds have ve the for Bonds earn more for you cr get object, day. E.vervone is needed, so lets get been issued. you more than ever before - 3 cent whe-- held to maturity down there and get this job done. One small acorn and enough Remember the trail ride tonight time will make a mighty oak Meet at the club house at 6.30 acorns and time will Enough make a valuable forest. Keep p m. A!o For Tooele Slake Plans Special Dance 'rites. pu-ni- 1 M'lU.I 16 Plain president of the Texarkana National Bank. Fred Jr, was a student at the Tooele High School during his re s.dcney here. MYRTLE ALLSOr. Brake, ' Mr. Jim Dugdale of Tooele Drug presents Mrs. Emilie Hunt, 434 Utah Avenue with a check tor $3.00 for being the winner of last week's "Guess Who". Mrs. Hunt named the correct person, Willis Smith, but missed the right number of clues, so this week's jackpot Is up to a possible $30.00. Entry boxes, this week, ran be found at Gordon's Mens Shop, Ann's Shop, liar's Premium Oil and Your IGA f ood Center. lot of rain before it blooms and this research project as well as little or no rain afu-- it blooms. other imjKutani research activiPrimarily, Safflower is grown ties. under contrail with commercial companies and brings roughly $70 Your sa,d grandfuther At the present to $'0 per ton makes the mare go." U. "Money 1200 time, approximately S00 to horseS. Savings Bonds add pounds are realized per acre on power for the long, hard pull lo dry land anJ 3.000 to 3.500 pounds the worthwhile goals in your life. per acre for irrigated land, l our thousand pounds have been proMoney may be the root of evil; duced on irrigated land, but this is sometimes it's lack of money. To have money when you need it, not consistent. The USDA Crops Research Lab- sign up for the payroll savings oratory, which is expected to be plan where you work, or buy ready for Cse July 1, will house your E bonds at any bank. r Kkit T" M 1 t ' I I ' ' k'.!-- , - -- ?' ' Aged To Peak of Flavor FROM BROWN'S IN TOOELE FREE! 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