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Show The Tooele Transcript Friday, April Music Store To Open in Tooele Sat. 10, 1964 Michael R. Jankovich Graduates from Marine Corps School Marine Private First Clan Michael R. Jankovich. ion of Mr. and Mra. Michael Janko-vicof 130 North 3rd Street, graduated March 24 from the Radio Relay Repair coune at the Marine Corpi Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. i, fcer Parker'! Music Box. a new Tooele buainesi, will open at SC x: Wv iSi R Parker has managed the A sidewalk Hootenanny featuring the Carmagate Singers wilt be held at the store on Saturday at 12 noon and 2 p.m Ow Hml IinspiirI it liteW FWdit j Unsyt Til CITY LEAGUE safety OPEN NEW STORE CAtOWILL DZIXJO NO Wayne and Linda Park- er pause in their preparations for opening their new Tooele music store, Parkers Music Box, to examine a catalog of music supplies. RSIS SI TOOllE.UTAN M2 0217 Clifford George, 980 South Coleman, to build a frame 1C EEKI KJQ3SE NITE W L Team Standings: 31 13 Bevan Drug 29 IS Russells Arctic Circle 254 184 Nu Cleaners 234 204 Al and Lid TV - 314 Atkin Realty 194 MV4 25 19 . Helen & Gerts 27 17 Mobilodge 17 27 Vista Liner 17 27 Sinclair Service .... Bevan Drug won three games from Al and Lid. For Bevan, Joann Stoddard with high series for the night. 193, 182, 166. 170, 431; 531; Gleness Cooper, For Al and Lid, Esther Stevens 157, 447; Peg Bryan. 160, 445, June Readicker, 179, 455. Russells won three games from Mobilodee. For Russells, Parna Wimmer, 173, 448: Shirley Barraclough, 162, 447; Jodi Miller, 170; Connie Vario, 151. For Mobilodge, Jo Redding, 164, 473; Kelly Seright, 149. Arctic Circle won 3 games from Sinclair. For Arctic, Lana Shields, 159; Bermae Anderson 158. For Sinclair, Flo Jacobs, Pat Hill, 170; Kathy 153, 434; Taylor, 150. Nu Cleaners won 3 games from Atkin. For Nu Cleaners, Verla Kopfer with high game for the night, 205, 516; Ann Kearns, 153, 448; Karyn Culley Rowena Bryan, 161. For 167; Atkin, Floss Gordon, 185,467; Mag Curry, 177, 464; Joann Kirk, 152, 435. Helsns won three games from Vista Liner. For Helens, Helen Howard. 174, 435; Lucille Vish-e- r, 162. Leona Hitesman, 154. Jo Barlow, 167. For Vista Liner, Naomi Griffith, 180, 433; Dorothy Bloomdale, 152. "Men should behave themselves at all times, regardless of the circumstances, says a woman writer. Thats or.e big trouble with women theyre unreasonable. - SOUTHLAND TERRACE SUBDIVISION & Evening Every After-noo-n 990 South Coleman St. $12,300 $14,350 $15,500 VETERANS only need $50.00 Loan Application Fee. FHA Buyers only need low down payment. BEAUTIFUL HOMES, LARGE LOTS, NEAR SCHOOLS, NEAR YOUR WORK. OFFERED BY: Amm WEDNESDAY miEAiLW 324 South Main Street 6 Phone: 882-097- - . Livestock Show Officers Meet Surveys of leafhopper breedgrounds recently romplet-e- d the Plant Pe- - Control by Gillespies of the USDt in southDivision Browns and Nevada indicate Utah ern Eagles that Utah beet and tomato Bevans measures Randevu 174 184 ;rowers must take season to their this protect Tooele Excavating 114 244 crops. 11 Tooele Oil 25 Beet leafhoppers spread cur-frodisease. These insects NMA moved into 'first 'ey out in the desert place. For Robbie . Marv Rich- - Jua,'y bat of Nevada, Southern ens had a 223. 611 followed by ,rea Roldo Robinson with a 203, 204, Utah arK California and For NMA Butch Johnson Rra,e by wind or her mean 10 Utah and Mao. These in- 205. and Bob Mills 511. carrying curley top di- Pedersen won one point from puncture the plants and Gillespies. High for Pedersens was Roy Thomas 212, 568, and uck their Juices and the virus Chuck Luber, 516. Keith Peder- - is carried to the plant and the sen had 502 and Art Welch 501. secuneylop develops. For Gillespies, Joe Polosky Ther i n wy to effectively lther by was high with a 555 series, fol- or trynF 10 contro lowed by Joe Wilson 528, Cliff prayin Shielcb SIS and Larry Siebers he insects. The Plant Pest Control De- 504. The Moose Lodge won all 3 Partment annually makes this points from the Randevu Club, survey so that the people may For the Moose. Luke Hamlin be warned in advance as to had a good night with 232, 238, what they might do when a 835 followed by Fred Lindskogs heavy infestation of this insect I probable. People with gar-F215, 579 and Jerry Olivers 520. Randevu it was Rich den raising table beets, beans. Garcia 223, 555, Bill Wilson, tomatoes and other susceptible should plant as early as 200, 555, Ken Snyder and Jerry croP possible since larger and Openshah each with a 510. won three points from thier plants are less suscept-Allen- s the disease. Foodtown. For Browns 'ble In the Tooele County area, Dick ChoDDina panned the way with 208, 591, followed by Keith tomatoes are usually the first Warr 206, 518, Hiroma Ishuzuka affected and as recommended by the entomologist at Utah 511, and John Miyamoto 508. all tomato State University, For Allens, Fred Stalnake had a 566, and Elroy Nelson, growers should plant more tomatoes in each row to make 214, 527. The Eagles team won two up for the plants that may be points from Tooele Oil. High for damaged There has been a lot of work the Eagles was Rosie Wrathall 252, 568, Frank Redding, 557, done to develop curley tomatoes and great proand Joe Perfili, 501. For Tooele Oil it was Dewey gress has been made. But so far no tomatoes for commerOrr, 207. 225, 584. Rock 207, 547, Pop Partridge cial production have been de500. veloped that are entirely resisBevans won two points from tant to curley top. Plant breeders have developTooele Excavating. For Bevans, Bill Spence, 205, 575, Bill ed some very promising va- Wassom, 202, 206, 558, Lynn rieties and as soon as these Buys, 234, 555, Wayne Robbins varieties have been thoroughly 531 and Walt Slowik, 504. tested, they will be made avail- For Tooele Excavating Wally able to growers. So, our recommendation is Kopfer 226, 608; Frank Erickson, 229, 562, John Drietzler, that you plant extra tomatoes so that you follow the old adage 504. "Plant one for the bugs and FRANK REDDING, Secretary one for harvest. Moose N M A ing m mi-58- 5. dife or heal-Brow- e, We may be sure that others . . At values we place "There are far too , in. the world today who people on status. are looking for an excuse to raise hell, savs a radio news If somebody will start a fund commentator. Most of them Tony Bennett to use in go- - jont waste time looking for an ing to San Francisco and re- - excuse - they haul off and con- trieving his heart, well be ;oct one. glad to contribute. rate us Material 30 'f i - PICTURED AT THEIR LAST MEETING are officers of the Tooele County Livestock Show, Barnard Castagno. president; Terrill Hunsaker, Lawrence Matthews. Vance Sagers, Elbert Lawrence, Leland Beckstrom, Darrel Johnson, Blaine Matthews, and Milton Sagers. The show is set for May 16. Growers Warned On Leafhoppers W League Standings: Robbies Pedersen lT'- i Collins. Prescriptions . It T store In Murray and has been a musical instrument salesman for a Salt Lake City music concern. He recently returned from an LDS Mission in the Western States. Mrs. Parker attended Colorado State University in Ft. dZL V -- er. Mr. Caution is the watchword for all who go ice fishing. Best advice at this season of the year is to stay off the ice and board members the Tooele County Livestock Show met at the Grantsville More than 97 per cent of ail 7sh and game arrests made City Hail Tuesday, April 7, to make further plans for last year resulted in conviction their show which will be held and sentencing by the courts. in Grantsville on May 16. President of the organization is Barnard Castagno; Vice president, Milton Sagers; secretary, Ernest O. Biggs and treasurer. Max Bleazard. Members of the board are as follows: P. P. Mathews, Leland Lawrence Beckstrom, Mathews. Jack Brown, Milton Sagers, Elbert Lawrence, Keith Brown, Max Bleazzard. Ernest O. Terrill Hunsaker, Biggs, Barnard Castagno, Dave Lawrence, Stewart Paulich, Darrel 1847 JohnMn Biain Johnson Dale Vance and Castagno. Sagers, Claude Roberts. They are hoping this year will be the biggest and best livestock show the County has 52 for had. on Bargains in this and Community Rogers Bros. Silverware piece service FREE: 5 Insects Bug Read This If insects give you the shudders, here are some facts County Agent Ernest O. Biggs says you ought to consider. Insects cost the farmers and con sumers of our country more than 83,500,000,000 a year. Many kinds of boring, leaf feeding and sap sucking insects also destroy about ten times as much forest timber each year in the USA as do forest fires. Thats the word from Dr. F. Knowlton, Utah George State University entomologist. He notes that nearly 1,000,000 kinds of insects are known. These constitute over 75 percent of the known animals of the world today. He says, Fortunately, how- ever, many kinds of insects are beneficial. Honeybees give us honey and beeswax. Silk is nade by caterpillars known as silkworms. Shellac and certain dyes come from insects Our fine variety of fruits, and of many other foods, is possible chiefly because insects accomplish essential pollination, mak ing commercial fruit and seed production possible. Were it not for parasitic and predacious insects aiding us in our continuing insect con-fo- r trol efforts, it would be much more difficult and expensive to feed the human population, if indeed it would be possible at all. $ lb can HONEY You eight - reg 79.95 Wve Got Any $5.00 Watch or Jewelry SWEET DEALS REPAIR JOB Lit During1 Spring Sal DIAMONDS on Prices Start With Each Diamond Purchase Bulova Elgin WATCHES FREE S 29.95 lbs. Honey Drawing for up LAS VEGAS 3-D- VACATION is Saturday Come in and Register now No Obligation, you may win! FREE HONEY With Every Sale Over $5 Batemans Jewelry! S 01 10 for 39c North Main 8 Tooele Sanqain Thurs., Fri & Sat. only iD Tek Toothbrushes - 2 lor 79c Reg. 69c ea. all Sales Slips Dated between April and April 11 add up to $5.00, you to $25.00 get a Free Honey Bear of you get a Free 5 lb. can Honey! If 3 ... FUEL SYSTEMS STAY C LEE AN - Delicate fuel injector parts get complete protection with Chevron Diesel Fuel. Its exclusive additive prevents injector deposits, Detergent-Actiorust-proof- s n the entire fuel system, keeps it clean as new. With clean injectors, your diesel runs smoother, pulls harder, operates most economically. Keep your engine in top condition . . . with Detergent-ActioChevron Diesel Fuel. ILimoflennnm QBemm&mts Many Colors and Styles Mostly Vinyl Inlaid n pQDe L iQdfu8 For any Standard Oil product, call Gordon's Furniture Co. Donald A. (Don) Smith P. O. Box 417 Phono 882-14- 39 twanMj fin 882-38- 97 Boil 39.9S FREE 5 lb can of HONEY Receives A Free Honey Bear Benrus at Thurs., Fri & Sot only 5c Gum & Candy 1;: Batemans off marked price -- . . North Main, Saturday. The music store will have a full line of records, musical instruments and supplies, stereos and tape recorders and sheet music. One day service on sheet music and records will be one of the services offered. The business will be operated by Wayne and Linda Park- h. TOOELE RECEIVES UNITED FUNDS The United Fund sent a check for 1217 to be distributed to various chanty organiu-io- ns to the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce. The money was collected from Tooele residents that work in Salt Lake City who indi- rated their contribution should be sent to Tooele. The money, on vote of the r Tooele County Chamber of Commerce at their regular . meeting Wednesday will be distributed among several Tooele Chanty organisations. It seems not a single citi- -' sen Is concerned about our having a segregated US. Su-- ; preme Court. 60 South Main Tooele, Utah Phone 882-227- 8 |