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Show The Tooele Transcript li td DEO O on & Mne&aJl It Car Driving Survives Hazard i onj non (to t fr"?riau I, ce iL. cni DOQ jDDDOa 1 r." . ..i , d :.r ' ' S I I - . ' -- V 4., i Tr" - - ' Ty. . - .Ir1 ,r. " , MORE VANDALISM . . . Broken windows In the .Utah National Guard Armory are but one example of the vandalism that takes place In Tooele. Street . ' oa' t- . a . j -I vr-r- If r-O rT5 V'i. i , Y lA .i 'id .- a lights and windows In schools and public buildings are targets as well as park facilities. ... RECEIVE PARTS AWARD Vincent Jones, Bonneville Motors parts man, received the Ford Golden Circle Award for outstanding performance during 1M2 by the Ford Motor Company. Mr. Jones received a certificate and pin from Ford District Field Manager Bert Golightly for being one of three of the 202 dealers In the western tone to receive the award. Square Dance Croup Completes Training Course 3 On June 14th, the Square Dance clasi being held at the Lions Hall, Grantsville. completed their series of 20 lessons with a graduation party The dancers receiving diplomas are as 7 HAVING A CIRCUS . . . Tom Burgess and Don Kirk, of Barrus Motors, Inc., sell Charles Puff of Tooele a new station wagon and he sells them a book of tickets to the Shrine Circus to be held at Derks Field June 27-2- 9. Clarence Tope, Father of Tooele Resident Dies one daughter, Clarence Edward Tope. Tooele; Millard Ray Tope, M. Tope, Wash.; Wenatchee, Salt Lake City) Mrs. Wanda Eleven grand children and one Chirrick. Gardenia. California. Clarence Tope, a former long- Eleven grand children and one time resident of Utah, passed great grand child also survive. Funeral services are pending away June 19th at 11:30 p.m. at to be held in Gardenia, Calif. Glendale. California. Except for one daughter, all He was born March 14, 1897, at of the family resides in Utah. Athens. Ohio. Surviving are three sons and $25 FRE During Zenith 45th Anniversary From Grantsville, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bamhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Lucky Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Lynn Boyer. Leora Washburn. Strickland and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Orr. From Tooele. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kebschull, Paul Whiteman. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Poulsen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Voss. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bjerk, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Shomaker. Mr. and Mrs. Engle-hard- t. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clark. Mr. 8nd Mrs. Leonard Lougy, Mr. and Mrs Stan Meek, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strausbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Pasco. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riserbato. Dick and Bunnie Ugland, of Tooele were the instructors and callers for the group. A new series of lessons will begin in October. At the present time, dances will be held the first and third Fridays of every month. Lucy William, of Miners-villUtah, pent the past week with lister Mr. Ada Clark and Mrs. Gilda Cochrane, where they had a nice visit together. Mr. Erda News IHeMMI m&g&m DGQSlQQ? '44i , 5 NEW Columbia Stereo Record Albums plus Deluxe Portable Stereo Cart ?. (UfiffiSilDfi! TfetJira VALUE : : ONLY $ HIGH FIDELITY STEREO f)95 George Dunlap of Richland. two weeks Mike Adams, of Wash, is spending with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. are at Coosbay, Oregon, visiting Walter Lauritzen. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Newman and sons Douglas and Danny, Mrs. Claud Smith was guest over the weekend of Mr. and have moved from Kearns into Mrs. Keith Smith at their home the house previously occupied by Harvey and Kriss Russell. in Amanda Acres. Gary and nt HIGH FIDELITY STEREO automatic ac phonograph " with record changar of Hayward, Aneice, Calif. Mrs. Lora Gull, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gull and daughter Aneice spent Wednesday visiting in Dug-wa- y with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Snow. If you haven't seen a wild deer in a long time, just look early In the morning on the old Woods place. There are several there every morning, until the gether. children come out to play and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Culiey and the noise frightens them away. go back to the hils for family, of Magna, spent Monday They the day. of Mr. and evening at the home Mrs. Allen Clark. Flying Club , President Gets 1st License Of 63 Mrs. Donald O'blad of Mission, The Dugway Kansas, left for her home TuesFlying Club day, after spending a week with President last week became the a sister and brother in law Mr. first club member to get a priand Mrs. Clive Jensen. Mrs. vate flying license this year. CAPT. CHARLES I. Manners, O'blad came to Utah to attend MIA Conference. post veterinarian, finished a long period of study and pracThe MIA boys and girls held tice with a test given by a prian early baseball game Tuesday vate examiner. He is now qualifollowed by a weiner roast fied by law to pilot a plane around a big bonfire where with passengers aboard. Capt. Manners started workeveryone had a good time toing toward the license by engether. Mr. and Mrs. George Miles tering a twelve week ground and daughter Michelle, of San school with nine other club Diego, California are guests at members. This school, conductthe home of parents, Mr. and ed by the flying club, instructs Mrs. Henry Miles. the prospective pilot in the skills he may need to know before he Mrs. Lorraine Sargent and even sets near an airolane. Upfamily, of Salt Lake, are guests on completing 4k school, he of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laurit- - took a written examination rezen. law. quired by NEXT ON the agenda was 40 hours of flying time, about half of which was on solo flights. When this was done, the captain made an appointment with an examiner, and got his license. This final test must be given either Federal Aviation by Agency Inspectors, or by one of the many private examiners In the state. lf PORTABLE Karen Gull returned home on Friday from a few weeks vacation in company with a brothMr. and er and sister-in-laMrs. Duane Gull and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Roland Coon and daughter Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Coon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hardman and family visited Sunday evening in Magna at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coon. Mrs. Nellie Smith. Sunday School teacher and Mrs. LaRue Coon, accompanied Gaye Warr, Leo no re Hardman. Carol Hawker, Linda Smith. Valory Gordon, Teresa Warr, Alice Clark. Jean Coon and Bal Ku Mari Gurung to Salt Lake. Thursday, where they visited many points of interest and had a good time to- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cochrane received word from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cochrane of the birth of a new baby girl, born June 4th in the Augsburg, Germany hospital and weighing pounds. She eight and one-hawas given the name of Trade Michelle. Waiting at home for their new sister were Terri and Kelli Sue. They live at Aichach, with your purchase of e, By Beth Clark Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Christian- sen and family have moved into Aron Bryans basement house. ObCHDOIB with purchaae of a fol- lows: RECORD W&IM .Make Savings Hy Denting Autos cars. - Green Bay, Wis. decided that oil dripped from cars hurt the pavement, to the city officials enacted a $5 fine for every drop of oil. In 1907, Glencoe, Illinois tric'd to eliminate autos by building bumps into the city streets. A Chicago ordinance of 1901 made it illegal for anyone wearing "nose pincher" eyeglasses to drive a car, although other types of glasses were approved. It was unlawlful to drive while asleep in Memphis, and in Ur bana, Ohio, motorists weren't allowed to go more than four miles an hour despite the fact that they had to ring a gong at every crossing and keep ringwas ing it until the crossing A small but growing number of drivers are deciding it's wiser to rent a car than to buy one, according to an article in the current Issue of Changing Time the Kiplinger Magazine. The article notes that renting can save muney if the driver uses a car only once In a while, parking is troublesome and exr norpensive, and a mally trades in his new car every two years or so and takes a big licking in depreciation -the annual ktt in value at the car grows older. To determine whether or not renting would pay, the magazine advises first totaling the finance cost of owning a car Incosts, garage charges, surance. license fees and depreciation, added to operating costs half figured at three and one cents a mile for gas, oil, tires and maintenance for a new standard sized car, about three cents a mile for a compact. Figuring rental costs includes estimating the number of mile to be driven, and breaking them down by days or weeks, depending on the time periods the car would be rented, then adding In the cost of transportation by other meant when not driving a rented auto. Finally, the magazine advises, the driver should ponder the Intangibles, too. "By renting a car you cut down on such Irritations as parking problems and maintenance worries. On the other hand, if you buy an auto you will always have it available for - JCassel Sp-- 5 Leaves For Assignment In Viet IVani Sp5 Roy L. Kessel left San 19 via air for PROBABLY ONE of the most Francisco June in Viet Nam a assignment year's e of the laws peculiar S. Army. with U the was drafted by an anti automoSpecialist Kessel has been asbile society in Pennsylvania. Acto signed Dugway Proving decording to this law, farmers Ground for the past three years cided that all motorists driving at night had to stop every mile and has resided with his family and send up a signal rocket. in Tooele. Accompanied by his wife June After waiting 10 minutes, the motorist could drive on. How- and their daughter Lorraine and son Larry, they left here June ever, if a team of horses came 8, and visited with his father, a along, the motorist had to pull off the road cover his car with brother and two sisters and a camouflage cloth and wait for their families in the San Franthe horses to pass. If the horses cisco area. Mrs. Kessel and the children wouldn't pass, the car had to home last Sunday. She returned be dissembled, piece by piece, received a telephone call from and hidden under nearby her husband on Tuesday evebushes. was leaving her he telling ning If the motorist in the early 1900s survived all of these Wednesday for his new legal hazards, he then met a financial obstacle. Driving was expensive because of peculiar registration requirements and charges. Missouri required car to register in each county, to the tune of $2 per registration. It could cost $40 in registration to drive from east to west, and & more than $50 to travel north to south across Missouri. Regular passed. pro-hors- immediate use." GOES TO NAVY SCHOOL Bud Kebschull, soa of Mr. and Mrs. William Kebschull, 380 So. Is leaving Coleman. for ten months of schooling at the Navy electronics school at Treasure Island, California. BATEMANS VACATION CAMERA & FILM IIQDS. 8 mm Film A new use for old reflective license plates has been found by a North Dakota farmer. He hangs them on wire gates so that he can tell at a distance at night if the gate is opened or closed. PENNEYS FIRST QUALITY $4.60 Elgeet Wide Angle & Tele. NOW 32.50 TENSION When the world is too much with me and taxes, politics and the possibility of carelessness among the handlers of fissionable materials grow too awesome to bear, I go down to the supermarket and count the items on the shelves. - Dr. James Farr, Industrial psychologist, Orange Disc, hm, Gulf Co. ALWAYS Processing NOW 2.93 Lenses Sets For Keystone Cameras Elgeet Witle zngle & Tele. Lenses Rlor $123.10 A0W 61.93 Motorists in Florida, where new license fees depend on the weight of the car, are said to be considering their running cars on Metrecal instead of gasoline. Regular $65.00 - Bell & Howell Tele. Lenses NOW 4.95 Regular $9.95 Trade Now For Vacation Cameras & Projectors & Accessories MANY SPECIALS Batman S North Main tally Tooele brand new tile tone towels reg. 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