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Show ERDA NEWS The Toorlf Trurntfrlpl, Friday June 19, 1961 BY BET I CLARK Un Office $ uuiiuiairjiuitfi' HANDY ANDYS u Uik IrnrW Iwarf CIom Mono, M At foal C Auf u1 14. IM4. m4 M 4 Man I. 1ST OullotBi lk MkiM ky fiAlukuif Cam coy Inc . M Nartk Maw llraX, Tnnanyt M. Tcoala, Uuk Cay. Ulak - AMmi M (wimMmci k nw- II r kPD. f 0 kaix mail tt f year Car-par Cay Dalivary Twl,rtyay, Ulit, Mck M M Tooolo City. Tlt tarnuaa In h, knii yc PUBLISHED by Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co., Inc JOEL DUNN. Editor HUGH J. BARNES. Associate Editor ETHEL B. HALGREN. Business Manager StUioUaU Cant Wait Safety CLUB The Erda Girls organised there club June 10 at the home of leader Nellie Smith. They will take up Home Improvement Phase 2. Beckey Smith Is our president. Susan Gull vice president, Colleen Warr Secretary and treasure, party chairman Bonnie Rydalch, health and safety chairman Nelda Vorwal-ler- , Linda Smith will be our Junior leader and Charlene Vorwal-ler- , reporter. After there meeting Beckey Smith treated every one at the A A W for VISIT AT FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs, James Tidwell of 504 Capri Circle, Tooele, Utah enjoyed a visit to Sarasota Jungle Gardens while vacationing on Florida's Lower West Coast. Here the visitors mingle with flamingos and other rare and unusual wild fowl from every Continent, which roam s freely in these Gardens. Also of interest in Sarah's Jungle Gardens are thoi ds of tropical plants, of which are beautifully mi col. id. huge Royal Palms bordering dense jungle trails, and brilliantly colored macaws and cockatoos which pose with visitors for pictures. Schedule Early Bird Breakfast the Hungry North Stake Scouts and Bee Hive Girls TME BAKERS DOZEN The Bakers Dozen 4H club met Monday June 15, H4 at Judy Weylandt house. Meeting wat called to order by Jesnne said by Etqiubel. Prsyer was Donna Bankhead, pledge was and Martin led by Linda were read by Debi world-famou- 'l minutes Fish. , Dishes were prepared. A oe Anby was given monstration nette King on how to grate cheese safety. . Nest meeting will be held at Anna and Mary Yemens house 170 North Pinehurst. NOTICE Happy birthday to Robert and Randy Jorgensen Vor-wall- Transcontinental traffic continues to complicate Tooele County's traffic safety problem. Rumored promises to improve the Mills Junction intersection have not materialized despite the recent crash that killed two Tooele residents. Construction procedures in the vicinity of Black Rock seem to be creating as many traffic safety problems as they are attempting to solve. Unfortunately many of the accidents both fatal and otherwise, involve out of state people that are not familiar with Tooele Countys roads. Some measures to improve safety at Mills Junction and along U. S. 40 cannot wait until the completion of the Interstate highway if lives are to be saved. Rev. Tanner Departs of Reverend and Mrs. Russell the With departure Tanner for a new pastorate in Colorado, Tooele loses a couple who have proved themselves ardent workers for good. Under Reverend Tanners direction the Tooele Community Methodist Church has made sizable gains in membership as the community has grown and has recently completed a successful drive to begin construction of a much needed addition to their building. No less important has been the inauguration of lay speakers in the Methodist Church services both in Tooele and Eureka. As both Everend and Mrs. Tanner call Colorado their home, their return to old friends and familiar surroundings should be welcome to them but they should know that they leave many friends behind in Tooele. Their fine works and deeds will live long in the Tooele, Area. NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Grant Knowlden are the proud parents of their first daughter who wat bom Saturday, June 6, at Tooele Valley Hospital. She weighed 9 lb. 14 oz. and was named Sheri Louise. Six happy brothers awaited arrival home of their baby sister They are Cory 12, Mark II, Albert 9, James 7, Brian 4 and Jerril 21 months. Proud grandmother is Mrs. Lloyd Wickham, Ohama. Nebraska, She has IS grandchildren and this makes her second grand daughter. June 17. Berdene Davit Daughter of Mrt. and Mrs. Howard H. Davit left Friday on the tram for Inglewood, California where the tt guett at the home of an aunt Mrt. Ann Coomb. A birthday party wat given for Paul Clark Friday on hit eleventh birthday. Little friendt Included Dale Bolinder, William Bryan, Charlene Vorwaller, Ron Colleen nie Bolinder. Warr, n Beckey Smith, Kim Bryan Gull, Nelda Vorwaller and Paul. Garnet wat played inside and each one received a gift Just before the candles were lit and refreshments served. Paul told the boyt and girls "We should have a birthday every day". A ball game ended the party with a lot of tired little friendt. Su-ta- One of the Sunday School Clas sed went on an outing Saturday to Timpanogous where they really had a nice time. They saw many interesting things and took a picnic lunch. There teacher Jack Turner took the boys and Emma Warr took the girls. Those who made the trip were Randi Turner, Charlene Vorwaller, Becky Smith, David Langford. Paul Clark, William Bryan, Colleen Warr, Nelda Vorwaller, Bonnie Rydalch, Dale Bolinder and Jimmy Turner. Thursday evening will be the last ride by the Bit and Spur after the Fourth of trail ride sponsored Club until July Swimming Claaea To Start at 'Tooele Pool MISS SCHULTZ Summer Wedding Planned Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Schultz, 499 Holly Drive, the engagement of their to Mr daughter, Mary Lynn Mr. Senns Roy Henry Senn. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Senn of Williamsvilie, New York The marriage will take place on August 7th in Salt Lake City. Miss Schultz has attended the State University of Iowa, the University of Florida, and is a June graduate of the University of Utah. She is a member of Phi Kappa Phi. Mr. Senn is a HERE FROM INDIANA student at the Ungeophysics Mrs Blanch Godfroy of Peru, of Utah. iversity Indiana is visiting here at If home of her son in law and dauGIANT ghter Mr. and Mrs. Byron De-L- a FALLEN A fallen giant is at the mercy Mare and son Richard on of the pygmies. North Pinehurst. swimming classes will begin at the Tooele pool, on June 22nd. There will be classes for beginners, advanced beginners. intermediate swimmers and junior life saving. At II am. there will be a special adult exercise and swim class taught by Kathy Taylor. A night class for .adult beginners will be taught at 9 p m. All classes will be held every day for two weeks. Cost of the ten lessons will be S3. 50 New Fun is in store for all Scouts and Bee Hive Girlg on Saturday June 20. The annual Early Bird Break, fast will be held at the city Park at 0 a m. Each person is asked to bring a plate, knife and fork. to attend Those planning should notify their ward lead ers. Following breakfast a sports program will be carried out. The Bee Hive girls will go for a bicyle ride. So girls, bring your bicycles. AGE OF THE EARTH One scientist explains the estimated age of the earth thus: Assume you are looking at an Moose Schedule office building 800 feet high, which represents the age of the Dance Friday earth. Then, lay a nickel on top Friday, June 19. I p m. is the of it. which represents the perFrom Phoenix Arizona comes Dan-io- d then of human existence news of the wedding plans of due of the next Jr. Moose 25 ce. for put the tinnest tissue paper you will The cents price Miss Bonnie Dillion and John find on top of that, to members. 35 cents for Dean Higgins. Plus a small charge for present the period of time of The bride elect is a daughter which we have any written re- of former Tooeleans Mr. and refreshment. e Levis, or slacks are accept- - cord. Where would YOUR Mrs. J. D. Dillion and grandfor fit in? time girls. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry Lee of this city The young coupig is planning their wedding for June 28 in the Arizona L.D.S. Temple. Miss Dillion is a sophomofe at Arizona State University majoring in elementary education and is affiliated with Lambda Delta Sigma Sorority. Mr. Higgins is a son of Mrs. and Mrs. Earl Dean Higgins of Mesa Arizona, He also is a sophomore at A.S.U. Majoring in business Management. He is IKS WEEKEK) AT affiliated with Delta Phi honorary fraternity for returned Missionaries. He filled a mission for the L.S.D.Church Northern California. KISS BONNIE BILLION To he June Bride Jr. - re-be- rs life-abl- Fresh Tender CORN 2 Kap-opp- a. Severn' AC tterftot This will be a memorable day these young folks lives as the of guides explained all parts special interest to the group and no falls, flats or anyone getting hurt made it a real special for all. in ooo Every parent was proud of not only their son in Sacreament Meeting Sunday, but 39 percent of the Aaron ic Priesthood was in and received attendance awards. This is a good goal to work towards and these boys deserve alot with a pat on the back. Congratulations to all of you. Encluding your teachers and advisers over the years. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deepest appreciation to all our many friendt who were so thoughtful of us at the passing of our beloved sister Isobel DeLaMare. We wish especially to thank the staff at the Nursing home, Dr. Gubler and those who took part in the funeral service sent flowers cards or in anyway extended love and sympathy to us. Mr. and Mrs. Theo DeLaMare Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zentner WiBryon spent a few days last week at Deep Creek fishing and camping out They also spent a day at Tim-- , where Mappy they went Birthday to Margene paifogos Pannunzio who celebrated her through the cave and reanniversary June IS. Four can- turned home some tired little dles on the birthday cake told troopers. her age. On hand to help with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Castagno the occasion were her sisters, cousins and neighborhood fri- and family and Rose Castagno ends. Some of her Aunts and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Uncles looked In on the party Oliver and Mr and Mrs. Frank fun as did her grandmother Mrs. Sontiago at Taylorsville Sunday Violet Porter. .The birthday girl afternoon. is a daughter' of Mr. ond Mrs. Rudy Pannunzio. lliam and Kim Mr. and Mrs Alma DeLaMare Another contest recently lost by the U.S. was the womens pancake race, the winner being England. It is wondered if the U.S. might defeat some country or other at tiddly-winks. ma LEAGUE LEADERS (7 GAMES! Batting Percentage (at least 15 ab) - Jim Gochis (b) Vanderhoff (b) .417 -Ronnie Smith (MH) .400 - Brad Pitt (B) .353 Richard Romero NATIONAL .438-Rich- Summer Schedule (E) ard .350 MOST HITS Richard Johnson Gochis (MH) 8 (B), Dirk - - M education center Cla SALT LAKE CITY learner Tem July 0 to Set. It Meet Clowes Meet eae HOME tewnas Arts A Crafts, Genealogy (aglUk, Speoch, Stvdy Mlitery, Polltlcel Ssteace teageegea, lellglea Teesker Idusetleo ttm Friday, VISITS t RELATIVES MR. MURRAY Graduates From Westminster Mr. Wayne G. Murray, 4595 South Sixth East, Salt Lake City son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Barbara Wagstaff, seven yr. 289 Utah Avenue, Tooele, Utah has accepted a position with the old, is in Tooele for the sum- Juno 2Z FHONI FsYU Gochis - - SCUVICI If you iiwd aultionc. In data awetisa, odwcatlonal and vocational chokM, or unlmilty rein end roqulromwih, coll or Write die Confer for an appoint-enn- t. Cwnnllne hours for tha tnoimr Hon or J to pm. Monday - 2-- 0 3-- 0 Mettle aiotlcs, Meuse Physical Mecetiea, Heelth Seciel Manse COUNSELING RUNS (B) 2. Runs Scored - Johnson (MH) Matt Harris (MH). Paul Pratt (MH) 8 each. Walks Received - Wayne Spafford (MH) 7. D. Smith (MH) PITCHING - R. Smith (MH) - Gay-Io- n 0 - Phil Zentner (MH) Orlando (B) Most Innings pitched - R. Zentner (MH) Smith (MH) 45 28 Gochis (B) 27 Bruce Porter (C) 24. el girt o week Rll SUPER TORQUE FORD HARDTOP Smith (MH), Romero (E) 7 each 2B Hits Ren Imai B), Lonnie Willardson C), Romero (E) 2 each. 3B Hits - Kim Barraclough (MH). I. Adult Ewotlofi Center I 1200 North Main Sireot I J Salt toko City, Utah I Flaaw Mnd mo a tdiedul, of I Summer dauee tough! In Salt lok City. I1 noma j I addraw ... si j shy ........... mer on a visit from Hawaii. She is staying with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lewis Barbara has lived for three yrs. in Hawaii. Her mother is the former Joan Lewis, and her father is head director of art for one of the leading advertising firms in Hawaii. Morton TV DINNERS California Chemical Company, Ortho Products Division as a ' Sales Representative. Mr. Murray received his B.S. June 6 from Wesdegree, tminster College where he was active in several campus athletic activities. He is a graduate of Tooele High School where he lettered two years Tn football and wrestling. Mr. Murray is married to the former Jennifer Dugdale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Dugdale, 44 West Second South, Tooele, Utah. VISITS PARENTS ATTENDS FUNERAL for TKIS WEEKEK9 Gnea'u ii G AT Ucrkot Dr. Harold DeLaMare of California spent last weekend here visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Theo DeLaMare. He also attended funeral services for his Aunt Iso-bDeLaMare on Monday. Get away from old car worries! the best time to buy! 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