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Show Volume S:xtv Seven Tcocle, Utah, Friday, June Engineering Ileporl Is Released To The Public cF oP & PLAY IP ji ?r U4 Icoete i n r - f table's and playground equipment. Cost of the project will be between $2000 and $2300 Upon completion, the park will be turned over to the city for maintenance and will be for public use. Parade, Or Not? The Fourth of July Parade committee of the Tooele Volunteer Fire Department is deeply concerned about the possibilities of a successful parade for the Fourth of July, it was announced Thursday by Lionel Olsen, Parade chairman. At a committee meeting held Wednesday in the City Hall, the reports of the various committeemen as rather discouraging, everyone wants a grand parade, but very few are willing to participate. This has been a gala affair in the past years with the wholehearted support of most everyone in the community. Its a day of celebration and entertainment for the young and old alike. TOOELE'S FAMOUS MARCHING BAND will not be able to ipw II appear here because of previous commitments. They will parade at Provo, Utah, during their 4th celebration, which is being staged at the same hour as Tooele's parade. fWH.ni Gary Myers Gary Myers Funeral Sal. Al 1 P.M. Funeral services for Gary Paul Myers, age 19, will be held on Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Ward church. Fourth-Elevent- h Gary died Tuesday, June 20, at his home at 560 South First West after a long illness. HE WAS BORN April 12, 1912 in Salt Lake City, a son of Edwin G. and Margaret Myers Hood, and had been a resident of this city his entire life. He attended local schools and graduated from Tooele High School with the Class of I960. interested in sports, Always Gary played baseball, while on crutches, while being treated for a bone ailment. He later lettered in tennis and football at the High School. He also attended school at the Utah State University at Logan. of the LDS Church and held the fice of a Priest at the time of his of- death. During his young teen years he a paper carrier for the Transcript Bulletin and had been a delegate to Boys State. Surviving are his mother, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Howl,- a brother, David, who is serving an LDS Mission in South Western States, and who arrived here Wednesday to attend funeral services. Also surviving arc his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hciron, of Salt Lake City. FRIENDS MAY call at the Tate Mortuary, Trulay evening from 7 to 9 p m. and Saturday, prior to services. Burial will be in the Wasatch Lawn in Salt Lake where his father is buried. In lieu of flow'crs, the family has asked that contributions be made to the Primary Childrens Hospital or the Cancer fund. was step-fathe- r, - alter Morgans vole, f 2.'wl ami one half shares I.y an overwhelming "yes Mr ami Mrs James Walter f to a 111 and shares "no stmkholdtrs authorized will gleet their friends at Moigan that machinery be set in motion to Innki a dam in Settlement an ojien house on Sunday, June Canyon, and put the irrigation waers under a pressure pipe system, 25 in of their Golden at the meeting held Wednesday evening at me City Hall. noted Daniel F. Lawrence presented the eng.mers rejairt showing Wedding day whuh they recently. disclosed that the duel project was that thorough investigation had Friends and relatives are Ina has. hie one and that foitnation at the imposed d.nn Site was vited to call on tin m at their home at 118 South Second West idi al for such construction. Dr Rav I.. Mar sell, of the between the hours of 2 and 6 pm. They request that no gifts be Geolopv Department of the of Utah, came to the sent. Hete for the Golden Wedding meeting by h.s own choice to give the Morgan's his fuicbnns as to the idt al situa- celebration are tion and formations for the con- children. Mr. and Mrs Walter V. struct on of the dam Morgan and son. Michael of San W. A and answer question period Lrannsco; Mr and Mrs. R. and children, Jaikeen. followed in which every angle ol Morgan the dial project was discussed Jimmy. Karen and Kristine of and then the stockholders cast 'San Merino, Calif. ballots g.vmg overwhelming apWork has begun on a new com- proval to the dam and pressure munity patk for Tooele, situated pipe system. the Engineers is south of the Eagles Lodge. The Following work is being done by the Tooele Feasibility Report in full, as subEagles and at its completion in mitted to the stockholders Wedthe autumn of 1962 will be turned nesday evening, together with the over to the city, who will then be Recommendation. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Peck By Daniel F. Lawrence & Sons responsible for its maintenance. a delightful two days here spent Mrs. LuAnn Blaklcy, in a smart black and white sheath, ANTICIPATED cost of the proConsulting Engineers their many, many friends. among 1961 shows its matching black jacket to Mrs. Kaye Jensen who June 21, to is run from $2,000 expected ject The proposed Settlement Can- They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. models a striking sun dress. The clothes are part of a wardto $2,300, with ail labor and maWednesday robe being shown at the Tenth Ward Fashion Show, Friday, terial being donated and purchas- yon Project consists of the con- Elmer J. Elkington, of a dam struction June 23 at the North Slake Tabernacle as a building fund near the night, after attending the book reed by the Eagles. one mouth of Settlement event. Tickets are 50 cents each and curtain time is 8 p.m. Canyon, and view honoring Dr. Peck and The playground will be fenced, of his books. the installation of 91,000 linear Ihe program will be spiced with outstanding musical numand will boast grass and trees feet of pressure pipeline through- Thursday morning they did ex bers. Everyone is invited to attend. complete with sprinkling system, tensive visiting through the city tables, benches, and playground ut ,he ntire distribution system and were dinner guests of Mr. of the irrigation company. equipment. It is also anticipated Mrs. and Werner Fiovd. after OCR STUDIES show that only that a barbeque pit will be in of the total annual W11C1 Iey returned to Salt Lake d about stalled. stream flow is now being applied City and entrained for their home The park is the outgrowth of to crop land during the irrigation at Auburn, California. an agreement between the City Dr. Peck, now a famous author, now is lost durseason. and the FOE, when the city turnwho has books translated into months and the the winter ed the property to them on w'hich ing other third is wasted by seepage languages, practiced medicine in A novel fashion show, featuring their Lodge is built, in return for and low irrigation efficiency dur- Tooele for a quarter of a century. made from the fabrics of the price of equipment for the apparel ing the summer. We find from cotton feed bags and flour sacks, playground. The have crew county spray water measurements over the will be presented Friday, June 23 THE EAGLES however have just about completed spraying 60 years that there is an past of taken over the establishment by Tooele Tenth Ward building for for brush and weeds noxious water supply for 1,000 fund. the park in its entirety and upon adequate and white Alt season. this top acres if it is stored in a reserits completion will turn it back The wardrobe, entitled "From on highcounty glory means morning voir and then conserved by to the City for public use. to Riches, is provided as. wclT as been has Bags ways sprayed of and carefully applied Roy Snyder is in charge of the to pipelines as spots of Canadian thistle, tea a loan service by the National the land. One acre in Tooele Cotton Council of Memphis, Tenn. project. vine, willows and wild roses. requires three feet of watcr for wear over is that estimated It fifty The collection of full supply. includes play outfits, children's of well as miles highways county will Obviously this procedure as 250 acres of private lands have clothes, house dresses and street revolutionize irrigation practices been sprayed for noxious weeds. apparel. All fashions are made of the system and will be the first Farmers are urged to carry out from 1961 McCall s patterns major change in water use since Plans for the style revie were a spray program for noxious the establishment of the irrigaweeds on their farms. Morning announced by Mrs. Leo Shields, tion company. Elizabeth E. (Nellie) Maxwell glory is in full flower and ready program chairman. THIS REPORT is the result of Pointing out the budget-savinto spray. Bull thistle, burdock Johnson, age 77, and a resident two years of careful study and of bag fabrics for of Ophir Creek for many years, advantages be should cockle and burr sprayand we find the prohome died at an Ogden Hospital, Tues- investigation, sewing purposes, the Cotton ed of willows soon. and The acres ject feasible. It can be financed wild roses should be killed to con- Council suggests that homemakday, 7:40 p.m. of natural causes with a loan from the U.S. ers urge retailers of feed, flour SHE WAS BORN Sept. 22, serve water. Bureau of Reclamation, at Peoa, Summit County, daughThe county outfit is available and other products to stock merOur findings are the result of ter of John R. and Martha Wright a for private work on brush and chandise in the cotton containers. joint effort by several authori- Maxwell. noxious weeds. Anyone wanting The Council reports that moro .ties in the field of water develop-Marne- d Mark Anthony Johnson this type of work done, should)11311 one hundred million dress Dr R Marscll has at Cowley Wyoming, in February, made the , Tom Rydalch of print cotton bags are marketed Mr. contact jc interpretation; of 1907, the marriage was latcrDr Ra h L Grantsville, or call the county annually as packaging for staple the soi Rollins commodities. solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS mechanics agent immediately. e H. N.el- tests; E Temple. Mr. Johnson died in 1918. sen and Art V. Maxwell, general She was a member of the Lay ENTERS GUILTY PLEA HAS MAJOR SURGERY and several others consulting; ton Seventh Ward, serving in the Mrs. Harold French, a former Laston Tommy Greenhow appeared in Cbris in dam design have experienced Relief Society, but had resided District Court, Thursday morning Nurse at Tooele Valley Hospital, given consideration to the probwith a plea of guilty to issuing now residing at Columbus, Ohio, most of her life in Tooele County, lem. a check against insufficient funds. recently underwent major surhaving moved to Salt Lake City We have tested the soil condiin 1950. His sentence has been set for gery and is reported to be tions at two dam sites. The first SURVIVING ARE five son : site, located near the cattle July 5th. recovering satisfactorily. guard Theron, Janies, and John, all of was found unsuitable because of Chris Laston, graduate of Grants, New Mexico; Luke S., bedrock is greater than 90 feet Tooele High School, Class of 1940, Layton; Grant, Ogden; three below the surface. It would be USAC in 1944 and who has Delight nt 2 Dav Visit Here City Park Looking ox or (he tile of the Eagles new community park and playground are L to R: Tony Pizello, Shag Tale and Jed Bennett. Completion date is expected to be in the autumn of 19(2 and when complete it will boast trees, shrubs, grass, picnic active member Honor tlio The Dr. Peeks icn WAS AN To Uni-veis.- u Sl. HE OjM11 IloilM? one-hal- CHOUHB FClAEtE Kj. 'I- Number Two Pressure System OKd .Dam. I 23, 1961 V agf The committee have also been notified that permission to hold the parade on the Main Street of Tooele, must first be obtained from the State Road Utah Commission. Also the fire department must assume and be liable to the Road Commission for any damage to the highway as a result of the equipment, horses, etc., entered therein. The department does not want to assume this responsibility, thus it may be necessary to route the parade down First West to the City Park. A recent case in this regards was the filing of a claim by the State of Utah against the Government for damage to the road on Armed Forces Day, last month, by heavy equipment on display in downtown Tooele. THE SUCCESS of any parade depends on the cooperation of the townspeople. We need floats, we need bands, we need the military, Mr. McMurray we need the kids with their pets, their bicycles, their little red wagons, their halloween costumes, anything to add to the parade. We need the cooperation of all the merchants, the fraternal and civic organizations, the Churches, the military, the Boy Scouts, Funeral services for Ray McClubs, the National Guard, the Murray, will be held Friday at American Legion, VFW, CAP, the 2 pm. in the Tate Mortuary, unSwim Club, the Little League, the der direction of Bishop Emerson Babe Ruth and Minor League, all Lee, of the Tooele Tenth Ward. ball clubs. We need the cooperacall Thursday Friends may tion of our Tooele City Ball Club from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday prior who have been champions for to funeral time. Burial will be in many years. We need the Ladies the Tooele City Cemetery. Golf Association, the Men's Golf Association, the Bit and Spur and the Jeep Posse, and any and all other organizations or individuals who can assist in any way to make this parade a success. Last Hites For Hay McMurray Friday 2 P.M. Mark Johnson g 't Gels Scholars? i,ip At Michigan U daughters: Mrs. Grant (Martha) Roper, Grantsville; Mrs. Ervin Mrs. (Virginia) Tims, Layton; Vowlcs, Salt Douglas (LaPreal) Lake City; brothers and sisters, Funeral Hites For Mr. Quintana In Colorado kids in costume, etc. The parade committee consists of the follownig. Volunteer Firemen, Norva! Adams, Emerson Lee, Lionel Olsen, Leland Sutherland, Jack Maher and Floyd Gordon. Signed: Parade Committee Fifth Ward Food ale Pa-gos- LICENSE ISSUED AT TOOELE Ralph W. Edwards, 29. Tooele, and Joyce LaRue Griffith, 17, of Lake Point. MARRIAGE d A survey of driver license holders in the Detroit area revealed that during the survey period, 600 persons held drivers licenses while receiving state aid for the blind. and basketball at impracticable to construct a cut- been coaching off curtain at this location. been has Idaho, Aberdeen, THE LOWER SITE, located awarded a scholarship in Science just above the power plant, is at Eastern Michigan University, feasible. Here, bedrock shows at at Ypsilanti, Michigan. the surface on the right side of Chris is the son of Harry Lasthe dam and we also found bed- ton, formerly of Tooele, but now rock in each of the five holes of Magna. which were drilled by special Chris was an all around athlete drilling equipment. At this loca- at Tooele High School, under tion it is possible to construct a Coach Sterling R. Harris, and a water-tigh- t dam by excavating to track man at USAC. bedrock and cutting off all of the underflow which now is lost channels. through underground The dam foundation is suitable and there is ample fill material in the reservoir area. The dam will be of earth and rock fill and will create a reservoir having a total capacity of This is the season for grass 1150 acre feet. It will be used fires but the apartment of Ivan jointly as an irrigation reservoir Davis at the Plaza was damagand for recreation purposes. The ed by fire late Wednesday afterbottom 250 acre feet will be per- noon. manent storage as a conservation Starting in the clothe closet, pool for fish and wildlife, leaving the flames and smoke filled the 900 acre feet of active storage. room, causing an estimated damThe maximum area of the age of $500 to the apartment and reservoir is 27 acres. The dam contents before it was brought will be 100 feet high at its deep- - under control by the fire Apartment Blaze and Crass Fires (continued on back page) A grass fire, west of Edgemont, rhursday morning, and another on Second North, just before noon made up the city calls for the Thursday morning period. A grass fire, near noon, at the whole- Lcola Ryan home at Lake View and mittcc the and following drinks Strcct area selling soft ice cream for five cents and hot salers - A&R Franks, Wonder started the county fire fighters a Buns, Pet Ice Cream, Meadow out on their first grass blaze. dogs, (mustard included) for and Cloverlcaf. Gold, Utmost caution is urged upon dime. - all the citizenry to avoid of drinks, soft issue pubRead this in the today's Cooperating ice cream and hot dog concessions lication for a list of a few of the grass and brush fires, will be the Tooele County Cham- - Sidewalk Carnival values. during this extreme heat and ber of Commerce Retailers Com drought. Sidewalk Days Underway Old fashioned prices will pic-vain Tooele, durmg Sidwwalk Buy your Sunday goodies at 10 Carnival Days, Thursday, Friday o'clock, Saturday, June 24th, from and Saturday, of this week, with the Tooele Filth Ward. Tables the City bulging over with will be set up at the corner of Main and Vine. Lunch will be sold Features of Friday and Satur- from 12 o'clock on. day will be stands in the Main il bar-ain- Fashion Show o 1 M Friday Hites Saturday Al Noon for Mrs. Alvin Maxwell, Grant Layton; Alvin Maxwell, Salt Lake City; Mrs. May Tippetts, Kaysville; Mrs. Grace Willis and Mrs. Winona Webb, both of Cowley, Wyo Mrs. Emma Eyre Scoresby, Idaho Falls, Idaho, 47 grand children 60 great grand children, also survive. Funeral will be conducted on Saturday, at noon, at Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, in Salt Lake City. Friends may call at the place of services Friday, 6 to 8 p.m. and prior to service for Cristoval Quintana, Rosary who died here, Monday, was held Saturday. Burial and a graveside service Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Tate will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Mortuary. the Tooele Cemetery. a The body was shipped to ThursColorado, Springs, day, for funeral services and DRIVERS SEAT It is hoped that the towns of St. John Grantsville, Stockton, Clover, Terra, Erda, Pine Canyon VernOn and Wendover will come in with an entry of some kind THE COMMITTEE plans to carry on and hold the parade, regardless. Cash prizes of $185 will be given for the winning floats, miniature burial. floats, kids entries, kids pets, Weed Spray Crews Near Season End one-thir- One-thir- Prepare For Fashion Show K And Heres Your Hound Jack White receives a nice check for $13 from Mrs. Ilrlrn Tate of Salcscraft for correctly identilying last weeks Guess Who personality as Mrs. E. G. Mantes, who was not available for the picture. This weeks jackpot prize will be back at $25, with Tate Furniture, Bateman Jewelry, Berts Cleaners, and Tooele Drug as sponsoring. Try your luck. Enter in ail four places. Next weeks winner could be you. Your chance of winning is as great as anyone elses. |
