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Show rrr The Tooele Transcript Piano Students Will Appear In Recital Sunday Mrs. Alex J. Bryan will present the following piano students in a recital, Sunday at 5 p.m, in the Third Seventh LDS Ward chapel, 141 West 1st North, Tooele. Patricia Porter, Marcia Burgess. Alan Smart, Caroyn Jensen, Janis Puff, Joan Russell, Marion Jones. Peggy Saxon, Bonnie Anderson. Kathy Kroff, Albert Peterson, Kirk. Pat Seals, Tina Kathy Kiehl, Bruce Burgess, Don Kirk, Jr., Juhe Shields, Lynn Berryhill. , Terri Grace Anderson, Cherly Vowels, Sherma Cecelia Been Herrera, Stewart, Sharon White, Debra Henwood, Connie Stewart. LuAnn Madsen, Joyce Tennant, Mike Seals and Lorita Burgess. The public is invited. White-house- Wey-lan- CHRISTMAS TREES There were 2,544 bales of Christmas trees sold on public domain lands in 19G06. ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Awnings Car Ports Storm Doors Siding, Etc. Clarke Johnsen Phone 832-058- 4 Friday, April 13, 1962 Iround UJasiincjfr on by Mrs. Wallace F. Bennett by Mrs. Wallace F. Bennett 1 suppose it's good to see ourselves as others see us, though at times it can be a bit hard on the ego. A case in point is one of the best selling novels of the day, Advise and Consent," by Allen Drury. A preview of the movie, made from the book, was presented recently at a private showing for members of the Senate, the Cabinet and other friends of the producer. It was a gala occasion. The theatre party was to be followed by a supper and dance at the Sheraton-ParHotel. As guests arrived, dressed in their best, the usual array of cameramen were to be found begging for "just one more." Inside the lobby, the Senate pages were lined up on either side, passing out colorful orange k programs. The picture was shot in Washington. The scenes, particularly those around the Capitol, were viewed with great delight. A short scene showing Senator Henry Jackson of Washington State and his charming fiancee (now wife) received thunderous applause. The photography and the acting were magnificent. The story is something else again. No novel written by an outsider has been able to catch the true spirit of the Mormon Pioneers. Though James Micheners Hawaii" has been widely acclaimed by the general public, it is not liked by the Hawaiian people. So with "Advise and Consent." No matter what the reaction of the general public may be, it did not meet with favor from the Senators. They felt that it gave a wrong impression of the legislative process and the seriousness of the work in which they are engaged. Though in any large body, there are bound to be a few obnoxious characters, the Senate as a whole is made up of dedicated men and women trying desperately to do a difficult and exacting job to the best of their ability. They may differ politically, and engage in heated debate, but each is striving to do his best according to his lights. Hence, perhaps they may be pardoned for feeling that Advise and Consent" is greatly overdrawn and does not give a true pic- ture of the legislative process. "A book isnt written primarily for the reader, I once saw an It is written for the benefit of the author, so he author quoted. can get it out of his system. Maurice F. Benfer, White Castle, hm, White Castle Restaurants. FOCUS ON Tuberculosis . . . Is Still a Killer Cuii Safely School Dales Announced Wcndovcr Hi - Lights gives well-bein- Sgl. Janies J. Mauss Tryouts For Little League Is Set The first of two gun safety schools will be held Friday and Sa ur.lay, April 27 and 28, in Wcndovcr at the Wcndover school. All persons 13 years of age up to 21 may take this class. It will be taught by Tooele Wildlife Federation Vice President Boyd Taylor and last years President Lee Williams, assisted by Roy Garrard, local Fish and Game Conservation officer. All those wishing to take the course must sign up Friday evening at the school house, with a fee o per person charged for the class. The next local class will be held at the Tooele Junior High School on May 10, 11 and 12. Those wishing to take the class must sign up on May 5 from 9 a m. to II a m. at the Tooele County Courthouse, and from p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Grantsville City Hall. by Lucy Naylor Editor's Note: The following is have almost eliminated the proone of a series of articles fur- cess of collapsing the diseased nished by the Utah State Medi- lung. cal Association ard published in Th.-swith drugs, combined cooperation with this paper. The articles are scheduled to appear surgery, can cure tuberculosis. Nothing immunity .rcquenlly throughout the year in an effort to better acquaint you again ,t tuberculosis and it still is the people of Tooele County with necessary to be constantly on Those who have had childproblems of health, and designed guard. of the hood attacks of the diseases are g to improve the somet.mes likely to get it again. people of Tooele. A dry climate, once thought to Modern drugs and treatment be beneficial, has now been found methods have cleared up a size- to have no effect. able portion of the active cases CARELESSNESS in hiring of of tuberculosis in the United food handlers, school bus drivers from but the States, disease, far and teachers has spread the deliminated, is still the number one isease outrageously. Physical exkiller among communicable aminations, skin tests and chest are now required in most Tuberculosis continues to be a states of individuals in these and problem because of misinforma- lack of laws to enforce adequate tion and carelessness. It is now similar However, occupations. possible to eradicate it from the lack of laws to enforce adequate nation. the hospitalization of carriers has AT THE TURN of the century, permitted thoughtless, selfish intuberculosis was known as The dividuals to infect thousands. Great White Plague. In 1882 Dr. The cooperation of thinking men Robert Koch isolated the tubercle and women is required to eradias the cause of the cate tuberculosis bacillus through using disease, and thus had begun the facilities and services now availmarch toward specific treatment. able almost everywhere for early In 1886 Doctor Edward Trudeau and follow up diagnosis built the first tuberculosis sanaat Saranac torium Lake, New SKIN TESTING York. In 1894 the first specific programs col- should be encouraged and treatment was developed supunits should lapse of a lung to permit rest for ported. Mobile be utilized to the fullest extent .he natural healing process. of Very little progress was made by older persons. Suspicion in treatment until . 1944 when active tubberculosis should be restreptomycin was discovered. This ported to the family doctor or lowas rollowed by two other drugs, cal health officer. PAS and INH, and these three the voluntary tuberSupport drugs or their dirivatives form culosis associations makes posthe basic weapons against tuberculosis today. They are used in sible continuation of the educational process so necessary to conjunction with each other, and keep individuals informed. No one is free of tuberculosisss until all are free. Benmeys 14 1 1 V.T- - j- 1 Try outs for the Tooele Ame.:-ca- n Lit le League will be held Saturday. April 7 and April 14 at the City ball park, by the swimming pool. All boys ages 9 to 12 years of age interested in playing should be to both try outs. National League Rl Announces t Dates Try-Ou- National League President Neal Bishop announced today that the tryouts for the National League will be conducted three days this week. Thursday and Friday immediately following school, and on Saturday at 9 a.rn. The development of your intelligence, imagination, ingenuity, and other faculties depends upon Russell J. Fom-wal- t, problems, Can Be Useful" Problems RECOVERING Chet Howletl is convalescing at Science of Mind. the Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Cute Yovonne Marie Borjas has Lake City after undergoing surfound a happy home with proud gery on Friday. Mrs. Howlett remamma and daddy, Rex and Shir- ports him doing fine and looking forward to coming home. ley (Cookie) Borjas. 1 The scrubbable LEGION AUXILIARY Barbara Parks was hostess to on lovely appointed luncheon past Wednesday at which time presidents of the Legion Auxiliary were honored. Lloyda DcVaney, was the first president of the Auxiliary organized in Wendover. Other past presidents honored were Glenda Green, Irene West, Elaine Howlett, Rhea Sheppard, Betty Lange and Luana Dean. Special guest was Francis WALL a BIRTHDAY GREETINGS to Lori Howlett and John Parks on Saturday, April 14; Carol Gieber, Sunday, April 15; Josie E. Cordova ONeil on Tuesday, April 17; Stephen C. Craner on Thursday, April 19; David Howlett, DeAnn Sanborn and Dan Malone on Friday, April 20. FINISH you can Jusf Arrived At Tooele Valley Hospital Charles Bryan and Jeaneale Spafford Hager, Tooele, daughter, April 12. Kenneth D. and Margene Son Abbott daughter. April 12. MEDICAL Wesley Crossley, Tooele John-Tooel- Participates In Army Matches A HAPPY AnniverWEDDING Norma Gladden, Grantsville sary to Mr. and Mrs. Neil PeterMinnie Froscheiser, Tooele son on Tuesday, April 17 and to Gordon Elliott, Tooele Mr. and Mrs. Dale Callister on Anastasia Arrendendo, Texas Army Staff Sergeant James J. 20. of Mr. and Mrs. Friday, April Mauss, 32. son Joseph C. Crandall, Tooele Edna Bohan, Tooele Arthur V. Mauss. 129 N. Third Ed Till, Tooele St., Tooele, Utah, is participating SPRING FESTIVAL in the U.S. Army, Europe (USAR-EURThe Wendover Ward MIA Spring SURGER- YSmall Arms Matches in Festival was a success from start Jack Morrison, Salt Lake The to finish. The three D-- s of Provo Grafenwohr, Germany. Bonnie Rydalch, Erda matches were scheduled to end entertained a capacity crowd on Edgar Turner, Nevada April 8. Tuesday. Those who weren't preDorothy Walker, Tooele 3 ) Every one a terrific Penney value... COM PARE! Winners of these rifle and pistol matches, which began March in 23, will represent USAREUR y the Championship Matches at Fort Benning, Ga., early this summer. Sergeant Mauss, assigned to the 619th Ordnance Company, entered the Army, in 1949 and arrived overseas on this tour of duty in I960. He attended Tooele High school Relief Society sent missed a taining treat. wonderful enter- The Bonneville Union held a dinner dance on Friday with everyone having a good time. NEW CAR Tom Anderson, , government weatherman at the Wendover red Base, is sporting a new Ford Glaxie. He is also enjoying a vacation in Oregon, where he is visiting his brother and fam ny. FIFTH WARD: Tuesday, April Alex Gillespie, Tooele BENNETTS Semi Gloss -- COMPLETES RECRUIT TRAINING Marine Pvt. James W. Broad-heason of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Broadhead of Route 1, recruit Tooele, Utah, completed training, April 4, at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. The training covers physical conditioning, the history and mission of the Marine Corps, customs and courtesies, hygiene and sanitation and basic military 17. subjects. WORDS TO LIVE BY The new Marines next will a m. Social Science lesson. Class leader Ann Wilde. 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