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Show The Tooele, Transcript Friday, April 17, 1964 SURPRISE PARTY A surprise party was given last evening. April 14. for Miss Pam Canady, the occasion being her 13th birthday, Hostess' were Marilyn Talmage and Penny Stnbey, Games were played and prizes won by and Jeanme Wendy Webster Welsh. Refreshments were served to Pam Canady, Cheri Canady. Debbie Hen wood, Susan Whear, Terri Ellsworth, Janet Gubler, Marcia Burgess, Wendy Webster. Jeannie Wslsh, Pam Richard. Debbie Varner, Carol Waldrop, Pat Cerronl Miss Spader Plans May FORMER RESIDENT VISITS Viiitlng hm lait week wii former resident of thli city, George Williams, of Concord, Californio. Mr. William who la employed with the U.S, Cl vil Service ha been her 01. buslnet at Tooele Army Depot and Clearfield. He was guest of Mr. Louis Gunther and visited with other relatives and friends. Mr. Williams, who was a former bishop of Tooele Second Ward has been made patriarch of his stake. His son, Paul, is Bishop of the LDS Ward in Concord. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. John Louis Spader are announcing the engagement and forthcoming maw riage of their daughter Mis Ida Mae Spader to Mr. Prim Andreoni. son of Michael of Roseville, Calif. The bethrothed pair is planning a May 8 wedding in Salt Lake City. Miss Spader and Mr. both graduated from the Utah School for the deaf in Ogden. Miss Spader was employed at Mode 0 'Day In Salt Lake City. Mr. Andreozzi is a former Wells businessman and is now employed by the Nevada Stale Highway Department as a mechanic in the Elko Highway their They plan to make home in Elko. UPHOLSTERY rnrnltur Coverings Supplies Upholstery Buttons TUX ESTIMATES 450 South Slain Rite I PM Monday thru Thursday AH to 5 PH Saturday Slanuel Wright, Prop. NEW GRAND DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Howard White-hous- e received word of the birth of a little grand daughter on April 8th at Lincoln. Nebr., to Dr. and Mrs. Harley Jordan. The little miss weighed in ut 8 pounds 2 ounces and will be called ReNee. She will join two brothers at home, Rudy Lynn and Randy Allen. Other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Amos Jordan of Heybum, Ida. Officers Talk to Driver ASpokane Wash., ington Spokesman Review. After whose death - the drivers or the officers? 0 fter Death. GARDEN TILLERS Cahivat Ittweea lews lad I lad W4 Pafliagl Tan Creead Under, fertlize, Malcbl A Si sad Prk for Ivory Gardsa Frspars Seed Profile in Feminine Poie I Foldsvw bandies Fingertip controls Adjusts!! trbosl sad beadle heights S HP agists OiOMMASTU does tough garden ... In chores with power a fraction of the time,,. deeper, better, faster Slicer" action tines expand tilling. to work ground up to Stores compactly. 30' OmkkreDteuertrethe oodPeyeiyee 60300.7$ tt South wide. Crewf FURNITURE Halo Phono 182-22- I S i R Co. , Lawrence Floral Lil Orphan Browns M J Corp W J7!$ r 224 23 .... 37 36 . 234 .... 344 254 . 4 324 30 4 4 294 Batemans Jewelry rolled high team series 2121 for the week. Edna's Floral rolled high team game 733, Pat Gibbs of the Style Shop rolled high individual senes 576 games of 202, 202. 172. Peg Bryan of Ednas Floral rolled high individual game 221. 180. 539 Other high bowlers for the week were Esther Stevens. 206. 496: Irene Sawyers. 205. 528: LaNile Bracken. 203. 196. 544; Jane Hammond. 198, 190, 551; Eva Wieman. 196. 513; Shari Rilev, 195. 185. 547; Ronnie Kasmer. 195, 181. 548; Rose Deeter. 195, 484; Jo Redding. 192. 181. BREAKFAST AT Dete We viand. 191. 528; Janet EAGLES SUNDAY 191, 521; Elite Palitz Williams. will There be a breakfast at the Fagles Lodge on Sunday. 189. 181. 528; Barbara Valdez. 1 88. 527; Milda Thomasson, April 19 between the hours of 188, Aletha Wrathall. 184. 497; 186; 12 noon. and Sam. Everyone MISS BENSON Juanita Holmes. 183, 528; Jacis welcome. Ann kie Henwood. 183, 505; Bevan. 183. 502; Carol Shields, RETURNS HOME 182. 492; Nita Soli IS, 182. 514: A man is really getting Norma Buzianis. !8, 499. Af- - , Mrs. Walter Holmes, the former Beverly Lindholm. and along in years if an old flame ton Puff. 489; Gleness Cooper, small daughter Sheryl Lynn, doesn't seem so hot. 180. 523; Buela Edwards. 190. returned to their home in Denver, Colorado by plane, last Saturday. She had been in TooBtfor You londscap Announcement is made of ele to attend the funeral serthe engagement and forthcom- vices of her grandmother, Mrs. LET US BUILD YOUR ing marriage of Miss Norma Sarah A. Lindholm. Jane Benson and Sterling W. h Spring Planting! Hanks. Making known the nuptial news are parents of the BLOCK-BRICbride elect. Mr. and Mrs. FRAMI Ralph M. Benson. Check Him Mr. and Mrs. E. Wayne Qualify Faafvraft Hanks are parents of the fulifetime .eaHonal head dean. ture bridegroom. The encased Aluminum Sliding couple is making plans for a V Toe 19 June duality mmeat wedding in the Salt work -- all kind. Lake Temple. Miss Benson has attended NO DOWN PAYMENT DR to 60 hiobHii t gay Brigham Young University and Judges of value kho is presently employed with the Now are licensed and working in Tooele. the value of our car Tooele Army Depot. Insurance! Contact Also, Her fiance is attending BYU Roofing, Siding and General Remodeling i metodayl i where he will graduate this 1 LEONARD 6-89- 72 t CALL Sundays Cell IN spring in accounting. He has t ' HANSEN been an active member of Blue t 49 S 1st East i ' Key Honorary Fraternity and Call Collect or write to: i . the Chinese Club. He has com882-300- 5 I pleted a Southern Far East I. Mission for the LDS Church. t Plans for MISS SPADER do tvu rything but water your garden I e 1, 4 aid Team Standings: ... Style Shop Miss Benson MASTER CHORE CITY LEAGUE LADIES 71 course in the social graces, fashions for you. poise and charm, the art of camouflage a new look at with make-up- , manners for today, your silis waithouette and carriage ing for you! Saturday, April 18, will be our last opportunity to establish this course in Tooele. Unless a significant number register the course will not be given. Mrs. Carol The instructor Thalman plans to provide special sessions to permit completion of this ten week course by the end of the spring semester. Registration and the first class A - will be held at the Tooele Senior High School in Room 26. a m. this Saturday, at 10-1- The fee for the entire course is $20. For further information on this course or any other course in which you may be interested call Mrs. Olga M. Braden, 882-0IS- WEEKEND GUESTS Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Griffith were Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Williams and family of Brigham City. Senate Rules Committee Buries Baker Matter." - Head line. They didnt bury it deep enough - it still smells to high heaven! June Wedding GAPAGE Bat IN MIDWEST BUILDERS STATE FARM ksoau Cwm fed Mm pai Piles : PiMiqtM,' At 29 Coatsville Ave. I ( m track after track... id .? f your clothes in a BAS dryer -- PLYMOUTH WINS AT DAYTONA! p Plymouth rocked the racing world when it finished the famed Daytona '500' in first, second, and third places and toppled previous speed recordl stock Plymouths. Sanctioned by NASCAR. with competition-equippe- d PLYMOUTH WINS AT POMONA! At Phoenix, too! In the "winter world series of drag racing" competition-equippeN. H. R. A. and the A. H. R. A. Winternationals Plymouths accounted for the top stock eliminator titles. Heres Richard Petty who finished first in the Daytona "500 with a record average speed of over 154 miles per hour. both the d PLYMOUTH WINS AT SEBRING ! It was 10 out of 10 against Ford and Chevrolet! At Plymouths request, the Nationwide Consumer Testing Institute pitted comparably equipped in grueling tests of "things you buy a car for." showroom V-- PLYMOUTH WINS AT INDIANAPOLIS! In tests of performance, handling, braking, and economy at Indianapolis Raceway Park, a showroom Plymouth beat both Ford and Chevrolet in 9 out of 10 tests run by N. C. T. I. at the request of Plymouth. PLYMOUTH WINS AT RIVERSIDE! complete victory lor Plymouth! Plymouth is No. 1 across Ihe country and we're celebrating. We're going to break some records, too sales records. Well challenge Ihe other makes us today. with our deals. Drive Ihe No. 1 Plymoulh-s- ee It's You can trust even your most delicate washables in a gas dryer for the heat is evenly controlled gives you the exact heat you want. No heat. And moisture is carried away, not baked in. searing i A standard showroom Plymouth beat Ford and Chevrolet in 9 out of 10 tests here. They were rugged, exhaustive tests of the "things you buy a car for," conducted by the N. C. T. I., at Plymouth's request. on-and-- Clothes dry faster, fluffier, softer in a modern automatic gas dryer. Costs one-fiftas much to operate as an electric dryer. PAA HERES HOW PLYMOUTHS STRONQ h , get a modern gas dryer See your eras appliance dealer today Go modern WARRANTY PROTECTS YOU: Chrysler Corporation warrants for 5 whichever comes first, against delects in materials and workmanship and will replace or repair at a Chrysler years or 50,000 miles, Motors Corporation Authorized Dealer's place of business, the engine block, head end internal parts, intake manifold, water pump, differtransmission case and internal parts (excluding manual clutch), torque convertor, drive shaft, oiluniversal pints, rear axle and changed every 3 months or 4,000 ential, and rear wheel bearings ol its 1964 automobiles, provided the owner has the engine filter 6 oil and the carburetor cleaned eir months every change miles, whichever comes first, the oil filter replaced every second and replaced every 2 years, and every 6 months furnishes to such a dealer evidence of performance ot the required service, and requests the dealer to certify (1) receipt of such evidence and (2) tha car's then current mileage. - Save on a Plymouth while we're celebrating! MOUNTAIN limi - - FUEL Barrus Motors Inc, COMMIT tfatUAoi Goa Sew ice. B3 4 1 J North Main Tooele. Utah Phone 882-287- 4 |