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Show Friday, June The Tooele Transcript 15, 1962 THE TOOELE TRANSCRIPT Issued each Friday at Tooele City, Utah. Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Tooele City, Utah, August 14, 1894, und'r Act of March 8, Published by t ie Transcript-BulletiPublishing Company, Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. Address all correspondence to Box 390, Tooele, Utah. Price: 10 cents per copy. Subscription $4 per year. LOREN C. DUNN, Editor ALEX F. DUNN. Publisher 1879. Realtor Replies (Continued Irorn Front Page) I DO NOT FEEL that the people of Tooele are asleep or indifferent. We are meeting this chaland effort. lenge with courage Some of us are struggling under great odds. It takes a lot of money to develop a subdivision. Sometimes a builder gambles every Cent he owns to produce the homes he is trying to build. It takes time and money, and sometime the days are not long enough or the money needed available in to create Sufficient quantities, tnaximum efficiency, but we are trying hard to meet the challenge. As a rule, the people who are moving to Tooele and trying to buy homes are very fine people and recognize the need of patience. They have been most cooperative. However this is a big change for them. Some have had difficulty in selling their homes where they came from, and have had to sacrifice money and lifetime friends by being uprooted to change in their accept this great ' lives. ' THERE ARE SOME advantages and some disadvantages. It is aggravating to find homes unavailable, when you must meet a deadline to report for work. But most of the new citizens are very patient, and every builder is exerting every effort to produce homes as fast as it is possible without sacrificing quality. ' A drastic need of rental housing exists, especially temporary rental units, to accommodate the people who have had to meet a work reporting deadline and are awaiting completion of homes they have purchased. The Vista Liner Company is adding to its Mobile Lodge some new GIFTS that mini)1 e .4 St Too Many Motorist Trust To Luck 1 per cent of the motor owners in Utah are trusting Providence to save them from injury or death in case they are involved in an accident. THIS IS THE view expressed by Col Lyle Hyatt, Superintendent of units complete with Kitchenettes the Utah Highway Patrol, after which will help out considerably noting seat belt statistics developand will cater to people awaiting ed at the conclusion of the annual availability of permanent hous- motor vehicle inspection. ing. pf a total of 305, 5S2 vehicles inspected only 9,895 were equipcould THE PEOPLE OF Tooele with at least one seni belt. do much to help if they have any ped of the cars so equipextra space in t'l'ir homes that Ten per cent had two belts in the rear also ped to be could converted temporary as well as in the front. 90 rental units. We owe this to these seats of them had two belts fine people who soon will be citi- per cent in the front seat, patrol figures zens of Tooele. Lets make them showed. feel welcome, and prove to them ITS A STRANGE anomaly, we are the hospitable and friendCol. Hyatt commented, that perbe. to folk we ly profess of these vehicles most 306,000 haps in best the to has offer Tooele are adequately covered by insurschools, fine recreation facilities, of towering ance. These owners are conscious beautiful scenery, of the need to protect their prothe mountains, great Salt Lake; perty but strangely have no confawonderful doctors and hospital cilities unexcelled. We enjoy clear cern over their personal welfare cold crystal water, fresh air and or that of their families or other in their cars. If everything advantageous to a good persons riding did they would have seat place to live. We have the finest they he concluded. people anywhere. Lets not spoil belts, Jack Smith, contractor, and The Utah Safety Council expresit by permitting low class housing Grantsviiie sed view the numthat resident, has held the increasing to clutter our Community. Lets bers of vehicles are being equip- first open house in Grantsviiie. keep Tooele a city of fine homes The last "house that Jack build" ped with belts as the result of and happy, contented people. and educational ef- is located at 105 South Hale St. promotional forts of many groups and business The large friendly rooms and the and industrial concerns. As more big closets, built-inetc. were so SafVtv people become aware of the life- appealing that Mrs. Smith desaving and injury - reducing cided it was just what she wantvalues of seat belts their common ed. Mr." Smith said he had only sense will lead them to install, Instructor classes in gun safety and survival have now been com- and use the belts, the Council indicated. They pointed out that pleted for 1962. Since the depart- serious and fatal injuries are reSummer band schedule for ment has been conducting instruc- duced more than one third by such Grantsviiie has been announced tor classes in many communities use in case of mishap. This means that over 75 lives could have been by Mr. Alan Holyoak, as follows: throughout the State. SENIOR HIGH band, 7 to 9 saved last year in Utah had the The instructor course consisted been using belts at the a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Frivictims of 16 hours of classroom instructime of their accidents, the Coun- day. of rifle range firing, cil tion, Seventh grade band, 9 a.m. suggested. two hours of rifle range firing, THE SEAT BELT figures com- daily Monday through Friday. and a tow hour written examinapiled by the Utah Highway Patrol Elementary beginners band, tion. are as follows: Tuesday and Friday 10 a.m. ELEMENTARY a.m. Some 185 new adult instructors Total vehicles inspected .. 306,852 drums, will now join the ranks of the One belt only 533 Tuesday and Thursday. more than 3,700 adults in the State Two belts (front seat) 8,154 Elementary brasses, 9 a.m. on 101 Tuesday and Thursday. who are qualified to conduct hunt- One belt (back seat) er Elementary woodwinds, 11 a.m. safety - survival training Two belts (back seat) ...... 1,107 Total vehicles equipped .... 9,895 Tuesday and Thursday. courses for juveniles. Joe Johnson will assist Mr. HolPercent of total inspected ... They may now train and issue vehicles on brasses, Arlen Millward, 03 yoak ... equipped the required certificates of comon drums. petency which are needed by juANYONE INTENDING to be in veniles prior to the purchase of a ' summer high school band and parhunting license. ticipate in the 24th of July Parade must be enrolled by Wednesday. Beginners must be enrolled by Wednesday, also. officials interested CQmmunity in improving their traffic safety record could derive immeasurable value by sending their judges, prosecutors, or justices of the peace to the regional traffic court conference at Denver next month. The conference will be held from July 9 to 13th at the University of Denver Law Centerand will be under the direction of James E. Economos, director of the Traffic Court Program of the American Bar Association. Pre97 rYTERTATMS CLUB Mrs. Vida Whear entertained members of her club on Wednesday evening at the Coral Room of the Kirk Hotel. Following dinner Whist was played. T7J4 U; ' ve-hi- A IMITATION TO HEAR THE GOSPEL or Christ IN THE SPIRIT or v AT THE oilmen 0F c1 East 13th South Salt Lake City 662 Three of Four guernsey heifer belonging to Bill i.uo.t o Grant ;viiie, had her first calf or rather calves, on Sunday. June 10th. A Instead of the one calf they were expecting, there were four yes 4 calves born to this young cow. Mr. Johnson is still amazed. " Many men who have raised cows for years said they had never seen four calves born at one real problem with the houses once. This really is a rarity. One of the calves died Monday he builds, and that is, keeping his The House That Jack Built Cun CHRIST School Completed Rand Schedule mid-Janu- BIRTHDAY year. Reporter, TO: Carolee Johnson and Leora Wash-boron June 15; Ray Barrus and Betty Strasburg on June 16; Garth Edde, Travis Campbell and Dorothy Quiziano, on June 17; Donna Williamson, Curtis Lee Palmer, Debra Cowley, Julie Rupp and Murray Stromberg on June 18. CONGRATULATIONS on your anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Garth Edde on June 16; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Mil-toAnderson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Luis Medrano on June 18. Traffic Court Conference Scheduled n Coif-ma- n of Lubbock, Texas There will be congregational singing and no collections taken mm UbsbI SUNDAY. JUNE 17TH he deserves more mqy If we v help you Loralee Harris n RETURN Paul Mr. Breakfast In Bed For Dad! 4-- H HAPPY SPEAKER: tlhf) Cas-tagn- Open-Hous- 17 TIME: 8:00 pmweek days Sundays: 10:30 & 6:30 biggest one of the four. Many friends and neighbors have been over to Johnsons to, see the calves. Russell Wright, aj has been helping to neighbor, bottle feed the calves. He said hei was confident now that the calves will live even though they are not' much bigger than a young dog. wife from moving in! Although Jack and Lorna are KITCHEN COOKIES moving into this home, they have The six Kitchen Cookies met on extended an invitation to all who are interested to come out and June 5, 1962, at 1 p.m. at the home visit them, go through the house, of their leader, Mrs. Bernice We had a lot of fun makand take part in the first e in Grantsviiie. ing milk drinks, salads and sandwiches. At our first meeting, we elected our officers: President, NEW BABY Carolee Castagno; vice president, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer Rebeca Valario; secretary, Caare the proud parents of a baby mille Anderson; reporter, Loralee girl born in the Tooele Valley Harris; song leader, Pat Beacham Hospital, June 12.' Kent, Curtis, party chairman, Lorene William Larrel and Marlin, four brothers, son. We know with a wonderful are waiting for their new baby leader like Mrs. Castagno we are in for many good times this sister at home. s, DATES: JUNE 10 but the three that are left look fine. One is a bull and two are heifers. The one that died was the with TO GRANTSVILLE your. Visitors from New Mexico at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John long, of Grantsyille, are their son, James L. Long and his wife, Evelyn, and infant son, James, Jr. The young man, who is the fifth grandchild for the John Longs, made his appearance on May 23 and weighed in at eight f ounces pounds seven and and measured 22 inches. Both young people have recently been released from the Army and they plan to make a home in gift selections for him Qorjo,, 5 one-hal- Jllcn s Si, op Where the Jjett J&rene. J SUan Cjeit 14 West Vine Phone Jhat lEay 882-142- 8 HIT the SPOT with HelP PoP RelaX on FATHER'S DAY registration forms may be obtained from the Utah Safety Coun ctl, 307 State Office Building, Salt Lake City. MCE 4595 Attorneys who frequently handle automobile accident cases, both civil and criminal, are also invited and could acquire valuable background information of aid to them in their work. Over 25 different important topics will be covered at the conference. Discussions will be directed by the top experts in their respective fields from the American Bar Association and Northwestern University Traffic Institute. The Council announcement suggested that this event would be a particularly significant follow-u- p en to the recent Conference in Salt Lake City, and urged all concerned to participate if at all possible. up Also Recliners up Law-Laym- Gordon's Furniture Co. 60 South Main Tooele, Utah Phone 8822278 camel can lose 30 per cent of its weight, and live, while most other animals will die if they loe 10 to 12 per cent of their weight, due to heat, exercise or famine. A Cut prom U.S.D.A Choice Beef . . . "Make Pappy Happy!" With This Fine Roast Locker Beef' or 1 1:00 A. M. To 9:00 P. 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