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Show aa i Volume Setenly Tooele, I'tah, Friday, February 19, 196.1 County Teams Fight For Crown Friday Dugway and Grantsville will tangle Friday on (he Grants-vitl- e court in a unique contest for the Region title. A win by Dugway will cinch the Jordan Division championship for the Mustangs, while a Cowboy win will tie Dugway and Grantsville for the Region Championship. If this happens the two teams will hold a playoff game on a neutral court, probably Tooele's. on Tuesday, March 4 for the Jordan Division title. Adding to the uniqueness of the situation is the fact that two Tooele County high school teams are in a playoff for the region championship title. JORDAN DIVISION TEAM STANDINGS: W L Pci Team: 7 1 .873 Dugway 7 2 .778 Grantsville 5 3 .623 Tintic 3 4 .336 St. Joseph 3 5 .375 St. Marks St. Francis 3 6 .250 Utah Deaf School .... 0 9 .000 Friday games (Favored team in black type) Dugway at Grantsville Tintic at St. Francis St. Marks at St. Joseph The Tintic Minors upset the at Eureka TuesCowboys day night in a squeaker. This loss drops Grantsville to second place in the league standings and leaves Tintic in third place. Dugway, who drew a bye Tuesday find themselves in undisputed first place thanks to a determined band of Minors. GRANTSVILLE... who have been averaging over 70 points per game this year were held to a mere 46 as Tiniics zone de fense held them out from under the basket and their outside shots just wouldn't connect. Although the Cowboys were cold at the hoop the thing which proved their downfall was defensive errors on their own part. Several times they were caught flat footed as Tin-tic- s little men got behind them for easy Gary Sandberg was high man for the game with 17 points. Palmer added 13. Dick Sorenson had 13 for Tintic and received a lot of help from the entire Tintic squad. THIS LOSS for the Cowboys doesn't make this next Fridays game any less important as Dugways Mustangs invade the Cowboy corral! for the big game of the season. A Dugway win will cinch the Jordan Division Championship for the Mustangs so they have a lot to shoot for. BUT a Cowboy win will tie the two again and could mean a championship-playofon a neutral court (probably at Tooele, on Tues- -' day March 9) if the Cowboys can set settled in the saddle just right they have the guns to win this one. But, Dugway will be going all out for victory and this is the big one for the two Tooele County schools. The Tintic game was a thrill er with the score being close all the way. Grantsville jumped off to a good start and led at the end of the by first quarter. Tintic came back with a good second quarter to at half tie the score at time. The second half was much of the same as the lead changed several times but remained clos all the way. Tintic did jump out to a 3 point lead but the Cowboys chopped it down again. The score was tied again at 38 each as the third quarter ended. Denny Anderson had a chance to put the Cowboys In front with two minutes remaining as he went to the foul line twice getting two and missing two. With one minute remaining Beclrk of Tintic. wag fouled and went to the line for a one and one. He misted. Grants ville rebounded and called time 6 for out. The score read Tintic. Grantsville had the ball and S3 seconds to win the game. They passed around for : a few seconds and Nelson took it missed and the the shot game was over. Both coaches stayed with their starting five until the final minutes when Chambers of Tintic and An- -' derson of Grantsville fouled out 23-2- 47-4- BOX SCORES: .Number Thirty Stansbury District To Hold Banquet !S Cold Keeps Snow on Local Church Leader Charles Orme Dies Ground Temperatures in Tooele dropped to a low of 7 above Thursday night. Burden Bevan, Tooele weather observer reports. High for the past week was 38 degrees. Temperatures were as follows: Feb. 8th, high 40 and low 17; Feb. 9, high 38 and low 22 with 8 inches of snow and 49 hundredths of an inch of moisture; Feb. 10, high 26 and low 17 with a trace of moisture: Feb. 11, high 27 and low 7; Feb. 12. high 12 and low 4 with 3 hundredths of an inch of moisture and an inch and half; Feb. 13. high 35 and low 12; Feb. 14, high 38 and low 27 with of an inch of moisture and I inch of snow; Feb. HL high 38 and low 20; Feb. 17 high 37 and low 30. Total snow fall for the past 10 days in Tooele is II and one half inches, carrying 66 hundredths of an inch of moisture. COWBOY QUARTET Carolyn Johnson, chester, Donna Lee and Robert Anderson Randy Win- lay-up- hi ' 3 4 s. the groups of singers taking part in the Tooele Stake Quartet Festival, Saturday at 7 p.m. In the Tooele Fourth Eleventh Ward. Saturday Auto license plates will be sold Saturday and the Tooele County Assessors Office will be open from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Saturday for payment of auto taxes, reports Tooele County Assessor Wendell Anderson. Taxpayers are reminded that if their car was registered in the County last year they need not fill out registration forms as this has already been done by the State Tax Commission through the use of machines under a new service. Truck owners and purchasers of new vehicles during the past year must still fill out the forms as in past years, Mr. Anderson states. ACS to Show Films to Mothers Daughters SKI TOW TO OPERATE The Settlement Canyon ski tow will be operating Saturday and Sunday, the ski club reports. There is over two feet of snow on the hill. American Cancer Society volunteers are making films available to be shown at the old Junior High School Auditorium, 50 South 2nd West on Tuesday, February 23, at 7:30 p.m. These are extremely informative and interesting films concerning cancer in women. Ladies plan to attend and bring your daughters - 12 years and over. Do not miss this opportunity to learn facts that could save your life. Eagles Slate Benefit Saturday -- The Tooele Eagles will hold a Max Baer Heart Fund Benefit, Saturday, February 20, at the Eagles Lodge. For members only, the benefit will consist of a smorgasbord dinner to he served between 8 and 9 p.m. to be followed by dancing from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Music will be furnished by the Continentals. All proceeds will go to the Max Stores to Be Open On Holiday will be Tooele merchants open for business as usual on BirthMonday, Washingtons day, Elmer Tate, chairman of Retail Merchants the Tooele Committee reports. Tooele and Tooele City County offices will be closed, as will the Tooele Post Office. Both the Tooele First Security Bank and the Tooele Beehive Bank will be closed for the Washingtons Birthday Baer Heart Fund. ELKS REGULAR MONTHLY DINNER DANCE BPO Elks regular monthly dinner dance, Saturday, Feb. 20th. Social hour at 7:00, dinner at 8:00, dancing at 9:00. Admission is $5 per couple and guests are invited. BYU Education Day Comes to Tooele Another BYU Education Day will be held on February 27 at New Teachers Friday, Feb. 19 at 7 p.m. Leaders of the Guide Patrol, Charles Alvin Orme, church Cub Packs, Scout troops and and civic leader died WednesExplorer units are Invited to day, February 17, at 10.20 pm. attend, along with the commitat a Salt Lake Hospital followtee members of these units, the from Tooele, ing a cerebral hemorrhage. Stake Leader HE HAD been an active Grantsville and North Tooele member of the LDS Church, Stake Presidency. Young Mens serving in various offices of the MIA board and Primary board Priesthood quorums. and the institutional represenHe served as counselor in the tatives of the units and Eagle Tooele Stake Presidency and in Scouts that have achieved their 1933 was sustained as the first Eagle ranks in 1964 and their counselor in the newly formed parents, and any other Scout-er- s North Tooele Stake. He was reor parents interested in the leased from this position on Scouting program in the StansApril 26, 1956 due to ill health. bury District, are invited. The He was well versed in church District includes all of Tooele history and organization and County. had at various times served in ward and stake Sunday School superintendencies, in the Tooele Stake High Council, and in the 43rd Quorum of Seventies. Mr. Orme was on the City Council for a term and served on the Rationing Board for Tooele County during World Because of the enthusiastic War II and was a member and of "Alice in Wonreception School of the County president the Young People's derland, Board for ten years. HE WAS born at Erda, Tooele Theatre of the University of Utah will present another play County November 3, 1900, to in Tooele. C. Alvin and Ada Dunn Orme, "A HALO tor Henry," an and was married to Mary Atkin, May 29. 1953 in the Salt original play by Don Knight, will be performed at the TooLake LDS Temple. In his early years he was ele High School auditorium on Saturday, February 27, at 11 engaged in ranching and farma.m. and 2 p.m. ing and was later employed by As before, the presentation Utah Power and Light Compwill be made possible through any. Surviving are his widow and the cooperation of the Tooele a daughter Mary, six brothers County Schools, the PTA. and and sisters, Sarah and Melba the Community Theatre Guild. Tickets will be sold in the Orme, Tooele; Elvon W. and Dr. James F. Orme, Salt Lake schools the weeks of February and February City; Mrs. Pratt (Jeanne) Beth' PRICE of the tickets will be ers, Cedar City, and Commodore Samuel F. Orme, United 50 cents for children and 75 cents for adults. States Navy. AH children under fourth FUNERAL SERVICES will be 1 in held Saturday at the grade level must be accompp.m. anied by an adult. Third Seventh Ward Church. Friends may call at the family home, 123 North First West Commissioners to Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and prior to funeral time on SaturAsk Support day. Interment will be in the TooWelfare ele City Cemetery. Theatre Returns Here State Trapshoot Event to be Held in Tooele Be Sold The annual Scouter installation and award banquet will be held at the Tooele Fourth and Eleventh Ward cultural hall on Young Peoples will be one of 46-4- 7 March 21 marks the opening date for the Annual Utah State Round Robin. In past years shooters sponsored by the Tooele Gun Club have traveled to Ogden, Salt Lake and Holiday to compete in this event. But this year, due to a growing public interest in trap shooting Tooele has been given permission to hold their own section of this meet at home. With the winning teams from Tooele com peting in the finals at Ogden against teams from Ogden, Provo and Holiday. Gun Club President Jack Davis reports that any person or or pros persons, beginners who are interested in this annual state event should contact Club members for entry blanks. Please watch the paper in coming issues for more information. Seen the North Tooele Stake CenTooele ter, 196 North Pinehurst. SPONSORED BY the BYU Staff Sale Lake Center for Continuthe course is esFour new teachers have join ing Education, for members of Tooele, pecially ed the teaching staff of the North Tooele and Grantsville Tooele School District since Stakes. A of subjects variety the first of the year, reports will be available and will be Superintendent Curtis Van taught by outstanding teachers from the BYU staff. Now teaching kindergarten at The classes will at 11 Tooele Central School is Linda a.m. and are each begin 50 minutes Toranto; teaching kindergarten in length with a 10 minute at Grantsville is Carolyn terlude to allow students to get and teaching kindergarten to their next class. at Dugway are Shirley Woo and Nine periods are scheduled Janet DeSimon. and an hour dinner hour at 5 The new teachers replace p.m. Light lunches will be Peg Anderson, Beverly Sandavailable at a nominal cost. ers, Nancy R. Bowman and REGISTRATION IS being Helen Tranter who are no longhandled by ward committees er teaching in the District. and a fee of $1.50 will provide admittance to all classes. Education Day Officers in Woman elude the three Stake Presi President Howard J dents. Near Dugway Clegg, President Kenneth John son, and President Sherman A Accident Lindholm, and stake Leona Rose Moscon, An auto accident six miles from Dugway, Wednesday night Boyce, and Annie Droubay. Keith L. Smith is BYU Salt injured Mary Ellen Subic, who was hospitalized in the Dugway Lake Center Acting Chairman, Keith Taylor, supervisor and hospital. Details of the mishap were Sandy C. Kleven, registrar. A of schedule unavailable at press time on complete Thursday except that the car classes, periods, teachers and which she was riding ran off subjects will be published in the road and through a fence the Tooele Bulletin, February 23. at the Hatch ranch. Join District CHANGE MEETING TIME Tooele County Commissioners will hold their regular meeting .Tuesday, February 23 instead of Monday, February 22 because of the holiday. COMMISSIONERS 22-2- 15-1- 9 for Patients Water Reservoirs Undergo Cleaning All Tooele City culinary wacleanand repaired in readiness ter reservoirs have been ed for the summer season, reports Tooele City Manager Sidney Noble. There was considerable mud them as a result of a line break in Settlement Canyon during the past summer. Water service was disrupted for a brief time to the East Vine area when a valve was left closed while the reservoir was being cleaned, Tuesday. The reservoirs annually are cleaned, inspected and repairs as needed made to them by City crews in preparation for the heavy water demands of the summer season. in Tooele County Commissioners decided at their regular meeting Wednesday evening to send letters to all individuals connected with patients in the County Nursing Home , Tooele asking payments to support those on welfare. They also 'decided to call for bids on six new hospital beds. In other action, papers were signed exchanging county property for property owned by Richard P. Hen wood. The exchange was requested by Mr. Henwood who needed the property to extend his trailer court. Tooele County received lots 1 and 2 of Block 57 Plat A of the Tooele City Survey in ex-- i change for lots 3 and 4, in Block 56 Plat A of the same survey. AI-fe- Sid-we- ll Injured In Getting the feel of the ball and the home court for Fridays big game at Grantsville are the Cowboys probable starters: Gary Kimber, Denny Anderson, Gary Sandberg, Larry Palmer, Don Nelson. Feb.l9fh Tooele Stake Ouartet Festival Sat. BeskeS&all TBS vs. Jorden Two JOIN LOCAL GUARD UNIT Captain Elwin Elkington swears in Max Curry, Don Wittke, Ray Corey, Mike Van, front row, and Lowell Key, Skip Dunlavy and Carlos D. Shalda, back row, into the Company B, 115th Engineering Group, Utah National Guard Four of the men will be leaving for 6 months basic training March 4 and four will leave March 14. Games Adults $1.00 Kids 50c Lower Floor $1.00 1st Game 6:30 - Main Game 7 p.m., 4th-llt- h Ward Record Hop Follows Dance Admission 25t t Tooele Guard Unit To Help Build New Alta Road Tooeles Company B, 115th National Utah Engineers, Guard will help build 1.6 miles of new road at Alta during the regular summer camp June 13 to 27th, reports Captain Elwin Elkington, commander of the Tooele group. . Is The work will involve rough ing out the road so it is usable and building two bridges from the Peruvian Lodge down the canyon to make a road that is not so subject to avalanche damage, he reports. Much of it will be among the trees on the south side of the canyon. ; The Tooele National Guard unit is currently seeking new recruits to bring its numbers up to authorized strength. .. . |
