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Show Aaron Bracken Dies at California Th Tiwwlo Tranarript, Friday, April 21, 1961 tgnonqBMUttBBi3pe Used Car Market JcrtUro OpCLg Thurii.-Fri.-Sa- l&tu SuUx i'tied Side t. TUed (fax 'Value 157 Plymouth VB HE IS aurvlved by his widow, three sons, Gary, Tim and Evan and a step ton Michael and three titters. Mrs. Jay (Beverly) Dobson, Centerville; Mr. Henry (Vivian) Lee. of Tooele, and Mrs. Carl (Mary Alice) Stoker, Huntsville. Funeral services will be held at Lone Pine, California, Saturday, April 25. Savoy 2 Door Sedan Ultra - Smooth powerflite pushbutton transmission. Famous Plymouth torsion aire ride. Radio - heater - deeptread white-watires. New seat covers. Low priced. Dependable, economical trans- Taylor Swenson, riyht, Tootle district ajjttu for Mount iin fuel Supply Company, join with J. W. Allen, tier preiilent. center, ami I), t. Anderson, left, wfety suprrvisor in dipljy distribution division for I'M record. inj- - a National Safety Council award won by firm ll portation. WAS $495.00 1 Qttagaiif. $2S5 .MOV ONLY 1(57 Desoto VO Fireflite 4 Door Iiocal Manager Receive Safety Westminister College to Commendation Give Service Employees of Mountain Fuel Supply Company's distribution division won first place among natural gas companies of comparable size which competed in the 1963 Public Utilities Safety Contest by the American Gas Association and the National Safety Council. Just Arrived At To win the award. Mountain Tooele Vauey Hospital Fuel had to maintain the e frequency rate for Philbert and Vigil Herrea, Tooele, son. April 22. accidents among the gas utiliand Carolee Warr, ties in its division according Barry Tooele, daughter. April 21. to the National Safety Council. The company compiled an MEDICAL accident frequency rate of Ralph Kading, Stockton only 1.04 (the number of lot-tim- e Fredrick Tsau, Grantsville accidents per one million Robert Farii, Tooele worked )as comparRoland Proctor. Tooele ed with the next lowest figure in its division of 2.30 and the SURGERY-G- ary national average of all gas Syndergaard. Tooele companies of 6.08. Ilrne Anderson, Grant.vllle "Much of the credit for this Virginia Lewis. Tooele outstanding safety record cerAmy Mayer, Tooele tainly lies with our managers and supervisors, at the local ACCIDENT level, he continued. "We parKathy Thomas. Tooele ticularly wish to commend TayJoseph Sze, Wash. D.C. lor Swenson, Tooele district agent, for the work he accomplished in promoting safety in his district during the past year. In addition, we wisii to compliment the employees of this district for the wholehearted cooperation they have given the safety program." DDT r Powerful Torqueflite transSmooth mission. Outstanding torsion aire ride. Radio - Heater - Deep tread white-watires. The best car built by Desoto. - ll WAS $795.00 A team of men from West, minster College of Salt Lake City will conduct the worship service at the Community Methodist Church in Tooele, Sunday at II o'clock. They will be assisted by Mr. Frank H. Bowman, church Lay Leader. The leader of the team from Westminister is Professor How ard V. Leslie history teacher and ordained minister. Others on the team are students at the college. They are Stanley Jennings, of Longmont, Colorado; John Wallace, Boise, Idaho and David Harris, Shoshone, Idaho. Mr. Harris is the son of the minister of the Methodist Church in Shoshone. The theme of the message to be given by Mr. Leslie is "The Four 'P's and Christian Education." Westminster College is a liberal arts college sponsored by several Protestant denominations, the only such college in this area. At the present time two of the youth of the Methodist Community Church are attending Westminster: Miss Susanne Miyoko in her second year, and Miss Lucy Burger, in her first year. It is hoped, says Reverend E. Russell Tanner, of the Tooele Methodist Church, that both parents and youth interested in this college will come to the service Sunday and visit with GIRL SCOUT NEWS hes men fr1m.lhe ,ch'd"-Beehiv-o Troop '"492, sjxin sored by the " t,me which State Bank and the under the ows' American Legion, leaderdiip of Mrs. June Open-shaand Mr... Ray Barton, held a private Court of Awards County (Jflicer in the troop, where girls re- - . ceived badges earned since AtlCna November 5. Girls performed Officials SCIIOOI a flag ceremony at the City Hall for the Tooele Civic Lea- - A County Regional School gue. The troop is now working for Tooele County officials was on day camp equipment and held Tuesday in the Kirk Ho- preparing for summer activi- - tel. The Utah State Association ties. Brownie Girl Scout Troop of Counties in cooperation with 672, sponsored by the Wesleyan the Utah State Board for Guild of the Tooele cational Education and the Methodist Church stitute of Government of the under the leadership of Mrs. University of Utah brought the June Openshaw and Mrs. El- - session to Tooele, SPEAKERS AT the event don Feuerbach, are learning to y use a knife and prepare for were: G. A. Dugan, state camp, which will be held ministrator of B. and C. Road Robert P. Huefner, June 8 through 12 at the Boy Funds; Scout Wigwam in the mouth of State Coordinator;. Planning Settlement Canyon. They had Harold Jacobson. State Archi-- a at their vist; Leonard McDonald, special program Monday in which the cutive director, Utah State Retroop presented a potted plant tirement; and Harold Wallace, to their former leader, Mrs. legal counsel, and E. E. Weav-RobeHamatake. She in turn er, director of the Institute of retired colors with the troop, Government at the University and the refreshment committee of Utah. served cookies and punch. The session was under the Anyone over 21 desiring to direction of C. W. Brady, Presi-hel- p with day camp is asked dent of the Utah State Asso-t- o call Mrs. June Openshaw, ciation of Counties. Also or Mrs. Edria Casteel, dressing the group was Alice Training will be pro- - Allen, vice president, and trea-videsurer of Piute County, and C. A. Grant, executive director of the Utah State Association of Counties. Need for a coordinated state and county master plan was Xld-vl- . emphasized by Mr. Huefner, said that effective Two hundred and fifty Boy representing the Troops 'n8 on a state 'eve was de' of Stansbury District are ex- - endent on long range planning a county basis as well. He pected to take part in a Cam-- " poree being held at Tooele r8ed the development of a rane county RecArmy Depot, May 1 and 2, 8 ording to Max McBeth, Acti- - FUTURE DEMANDS THAT vities Chairman. The Scout :ounties cooperate in provid-umt- s will camp on the base super-wit- h wood water and sanitary ng quaiified engineering i8ion 0f roads to qualify for facilities b e 1 n g provided. B and c Road money was Troops provide their own tents. ,tressed by Mr. Dugan, camping gear, food and per- - Developments and trends in sona gear. insurance employee A special feature of the Cam-wer- e county outlined by Mr. McDon-pore- e will be an Order of thea)d Arrow Calling Out Ceremony Possibility of discarding large at the campfire Qutstandingounts of useless records uts from each Troop will bewere sh0wn county officers by recognized and invited to Jacobs0n. .come candidates to the Order officials were warned ofpos-o- f the Arrow, Scouting honorsible for counties in the pitfaIls of outstanding Scoutfree group and it popt amendment Cliff campers. Shields, localproposed liability legislation. Camping Chairman, is heading MR WEAVER called reactivation of this group. Cubcounty officials to tell upon people and Scouts, parents friends arewbat are doing actually they invited to attend the Fridayg0 the citizen will have ceremony. evening the correct image of the county Saturdays program is responsibility, signed as a competition be- - The dinner meeting is one w en atrols. Each group will0f a serjes being held through- e t0 ean A" rat- - out the state by the associa-m- g . jnnyj1n areas: Campcraft, ,:on Pioneering, and Field Events. Top Patrols will receive low-Esth- NOW O.M.Y Merc-O-Mat- ic Heater A real man-hour- -- Deeptread white wall tires. - good buy. WAS $495.00 . NOW ONLY AtLUANDEGE) PDPG 5AHGH 15 lin. ft. W Threaded and Coupled Va" Threaded and Coupled 1 " Threaded and Coupled 1 W Threaded and Coupled 27 lin. ft. 27 lin. ft. 43 lin. ft. GET YOUR FENCES AND SPRINKLING SYSTEMS IN NOW I limiu ii eligible to try for a team in the National League. If a boys age on the 31st of July 1964 ii 9 through 12 he ii eligible. Boys who played last year are not required to attend these tryouts. The final tryout will be held May 2nd tame time, ame place. Little League Tryout Saturday lost-tim- 10S6 Mercury V8 2 Door DOT MontereyTransmission. Radio Crabgrass Killer Covers 2500 Ft. Xu wood Reg. 9.95 NOW 3.80 and up Oiling 7.95 TILE REDWOOD FENCES Paint Exterior Hoase Paint r-' Vinyl Flat ExterioSuper er Lin. a 801 6.15 a 635 69c Designs Dathroom Fixtures Complete Set with 559 Woadertones Several 5 ft. Ft. 3.43 18c sq. Trim ft. 119 Aluminum Storm Doors 1" Kadar Beautiful Fabrics Exterior Paint and Interior Latex, gal 50 ft. Hoses Swinging Spray, each - 9.95 1.86 THE BEST - 12.95 & & 3.49 2.87 5.35 ALL SIZES Beautiful Grade Redwood Hanging Baskets PANEL MAHOGANY $3.84 4x8 4.89 4x8 BIRCII PANEL BEAUTIFUL GRADE Lawn Rake 1.89 Leaf Rake 94c Shovel 2.53 $5.95 Sheet Get the BUILDING IUG . . . I Bootes $24 North Main I rt 882-193- d. plan-Scou- $29.95 Fold-Dor- s, TORO LAWN MOWERS exe-meeti- a . 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Remember ,ATTY, ftpf, K You Can Charge it at PENNEYS RENNET'S 6 TRANSISTOR PORTABLE WITH BATTERY 7ee radio with law pricel for included low, a battery Pocket-sizyet it gives big tone quality, extra clear receptionl "Picture window" tuning indicator! speaker. See it at Penney's take it home today! Terrific buyl A full e, m 1; (. p-- r 1 1 zfttJ Save! SAW ON -- 1 1 AG ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY reg. 1 1 AT THIS WEEKEND PENNEYS jps2" r 1 fli) Du-Bo- is s g Dog Food Slippy The first of two tryouts for the Tooele National WBBA League will be held this Saturday a.m. at the City Park at (Swimming Pool baseball diamonds. League President Ken announce that there are positions open for all age groupa through 12. Any boy who resides south of the railroad tracks within the city Those who were foiled in a plot to assassinate Castro by electrocution, to be accomplisha television ed by microphone he was to use, doubtless had abandoned the hope that on some occasion he would talk himself to death while broadcasting for hours' on end. ad-da- Stepladders a Mr. and Mrs. N. Howard Jensen spent the weekend at Castle Dale, where they attended the wedding of Miss Word has been received heri son Patricia Price, of Orangeville, to Wick Huntington, by relatives of the death of The Jensens visited Feno Huntington. Mrs. and of Mr. Aaron Bracken, formerly of with Mrs. Clara Wickman and family. this city. acMR. BRACKEN died April 23 Mr. Dan Whitehouse and Mrs. Don ofPhillips, Lake Salt B. Baldwin, Jr., at Lone Pine, California. companied by Mrs. Jay He was a aon of Charles and City, drove to Escondido, California, last week to visit Laura Evans Bracken and was former Tooele residents. Mrs. Wesley Taylor and Mr. born October 8, 1908 in Ophir, and Mrs. R. L. Broxholme. Mrs. Phillips also spent where he lived until 1926 when some time with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jackon, of Santa he moved to Tooele. Ana. He wat married to Elaine Hubert Braden, of Hollywood, has been a recent Bowen October 20, 1929. She at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert visitor ladied in Dec. I, 1934 and he H. Braden. ter married Marrietta Daly, Mantes Super ChlsIesiTsmse Kiss' & Vesa Open Friday Until 9 p.m. Mon. til 8 1 |