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Show Two Tooele High Student Win The Tooele Transcript, Friday, April 2, 1965 wwitetta c. t IHiftfiM iw Csjr Drtmnr rw Writing Conteat trurntToiwuira ! CbsS M IW cii Mmht Wt f nSt, M Twli Othm M Tmt C. Utt. Arl I, ON. m4m Art .. Nrf r W Ttmob SvilMa PvMMkMi CWT. TmM Ct, IM Mm li nmintlwi, liMW. Trt, UuA. O w . SPD. f 0 mm hn t iMMtf ta td High School Jwo Tooele won merit ratstudents junior 15th annual spurts-writer- s ings in the and photographers clinic held at the University of Utah March 12. Augie Ortega, 104 South 4th and Marc Mrininger. 241 East Highlsnd Drive were among 31 students out of 100 who competed that received a merit retmg in the contest In the writing contest, student completed an account ot the Skyline Olympus consolation game In the class A btsketbsll tournament at Einar Stories Fieldhouse. N (risen were written against deadline pressure in the Journalism Department newswriting laboraafter the tory immediately game. Some 100 students from 27 high schools participated. Cover tgf of the game followed a program in which students received instruction from professional newsmen. NO . jww-Cs- Lake Point News ami Views r. '' PUBLISHED by Tranvcrtpt BuUstln Publishing Co., Inc. JOEL DUNN, Editor HUGH J. BARNES. Assoc 1st Editor ETHEL B. HALGREN. Busin Minptf Bert Winns HOME PROM CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mr. W. G. Gilletpla Home from arrived home last weekend afand ter spending tha past three Germany a half months in California. They were guests of their eon Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winn and and their families. Col. Kenneth Gillespie at San Francisco children Brian, Tresa and Tyand Dr. Joel Gillespie at Green ler, who have spent the past two years In Germany, arrivValley. The Gillespies were met at ed home via air Thursday, the airport by their daughter March 2S. Mrs. Hal LaBeli and grandThey have been residing In N daughter Mrs. Gordon Lee and Kaiserslautern, where Mr. Winn met for the first time their is on assignment with the U.S. new grandson, Douglas Gordon government. Lee. He will return to hi post late In May. Mrs. Winn and the children will remain for a SENTENCE FOR more extended vacation, reHIT RUN ACCIDENT In the fall in time to Steward Frank Wagstalf, of turning children in school. the V Salt Lake City, was sentenced getWhile here they are guests . i to 10 days In the Tooele County of their Marion parents Mrs. Jail and fined (ISO for a hit Winn, Tooele, MISS BORG and Mr. and Mrs. and run accident Involving his Melvin Shields, St. John, and vehicle and two cars near other relatives and friends. Lake Point, last week. MARRIAGE LICENSES The Tooele County Clerks ofDUP CAMP TO MEET fice has issued marriage liThe Emma J. Atkin Camp censes to Jerry Gordon Foley, of the Daughters of the Utah 21. and Opal La Vonne Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Pioneers will hold a meeting 17, both of Tooele, and to John t Borg. 2021 E. Bryan Avenue, Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the William Shields 20. and Dsns-ly- n Salt Lake the announce City, home of Esther Walker. Whitehouse, 17, both of engagement of their daughter Tooele. Miss Kathryn Ann Borg, to Mr. wKenneth Peter Van Often, son of Mayor and Mrs. Peter The day-lon- V. Engagement of Young Couple Made Known r The Mia Maids of the Lake Point Ward and their mother enjoyed the program "Dear to My Heart' held at Grantsville last Monday. Mamie Yates and Marge Gar both home from the hospital. W wish them speedy recoveries. rard are Those not fat attendance last Friday at the Gold and Green Ball missed a wonderful time. T PKG. Roses. 59c OPEN now: 21 West 1st North , 882-059- 5 XKKKKKKKK ' V s BIKE STOLEN Mrs. Kent Stewart, 190 South 5th, reported to Tooele City Police, Wednesday, that her red bicycle was boys stolen. BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME Building contractor must relocate because brick of business zoning and must sell home. Located In Tooelea choiceat residential area. square feet of living area and nearly square feet of double garage and storage or play room area, all on one level. Double garage and storage roomi are fully wired and insulated with an overhead unit gas heater. Excellent area for workshop, playroom or boat, etc. Living area consists of four bedrooms, two full baths, TV room, utility room, office or den. large living room area, newaly new carpet and with drapes with cast stone fireplace. Kitchen appliselect custom built birch cabinets, built-iances, including new dishwasher, disposal, and range units. Building coule be converted into duplex at small cost. Large 94 x 100 foot lot with lawn and sprinkler system. Top grade plumbing and fixtures. Beautiful wood paneled walls, silent switches and many other features not found in ordinary homes. 2,000 1,000 Dallas Aagard was so happy It finally came. Hut fifth birthday. Everytime he saw us he said it w as his birthday ' and we'd say, no later this month. So Monday with a new birthday shirt and n ANGEl FOOD for Appointment to see. Phone Home located at 480 South 480 West Selling price $29,500 which is nearly $2,500 der new cost. S S82-000- 4 Liddell Construction Crrca'o 0 SS2 , f " rr LJ - ft r - i L. MRS. HOLLADAY Mrs. Holladay ft Celebrates v. cr.cro . nrr kcfcTO yev wimsi T 90th Birthday Mrs. Ada Downs Hotladay will celebrate her 90th birthday on Thursday, April 1. Mrs. Holladay was born fat Cambridge, England April 1st, 1875 and came to America fat 1905 as a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. She married Samuel S. Downs in the Salt Lake LDS Temple, August 5, 1905. Hea died in 1934. She married' Frank Holladay in 1951 and he died in 1954. Mrs. Holladay has been an active member of the LDS Church since coming to this country, serving as visiting teacher in Relief Society for 50 years and as Relief Society chorister for 14 years in the Sharon Ward in Orem, Utah. SHE HAS four children, Cecil Downs, Copperton, Jesse Downs, Menan, Idaho, Mrs. Harvey (Winnifred) Olsen, Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Elmer Tooele, with (Ada) Gordon, whom she has resided since 1959. She has 19 grand children and 37 great grand chil- -' dren. Mrs. Holladay still attends her church meetings, enjoys going to Relief Society and keeps her hands busy at piecing and quilting quilts and knitting many different articles. Just in timo for Eestcrl 070 ) Q7DSD(3g C3y0m rog. 3 prs. for 2.05 . now 7 STOLEN Dennis D. Johnson,' 425 So. 525 West, reported to Tooele City Police, that a cable hoist was stolen from off his truck while it was parked at a residence on South Coleman sometime during the past 2 weeks. CITED Ned Mark Garcia was cited by Tooele City Police Wednesday for failure to keep proper lookout S THIS COMING SUNDAY Quiet day special V nothing planned-perf- ect time to en- joy Long Distance. Visit with the family or old friends. What a joyful way to start the week! Mountain States 1 Telephone KL t un- X L HOIST r Mrs. Mary T. Brown Is Improving and has been released from the LDS Hospital. She Is recovering at the Golden Manner Nursing Horn. The ad dress is 4150 West 3375 South in Granger. She would appreciate a card or letter from her friends. 4 x Miss Borg Is a sophomore at the University of Utah majoring In elementary education. Her fiance will be graduated In June from the U. of U. with a degree in political science. He is a member of Pi Sigma Alpha. y, Monday. . ea. Pri- We will close the birthday list tor March wishing the following a happy birthday: Elisa Clark, the 27th; David Kley, the 27th; Sharon Naus-lethe 27th; Barbara Hogen, the 27th; Kenneth Garrard, the 28th; Wayne Alldredge, the 29th and Rose Ellis, the 31st. cm mu: f; Van-Oue- n. to mary. It was finally herek The March Cub Scout Pack meeting was held this week with games, awards, and skits. Refreshments were served. BETTY CROCKER ii . by Elma Gaylord big smile, he came .SB Romombor, you can charfto It Mon. 9:30-- 8, Fri. 9:30-- 9, at Ponnoys! Daily & Sat. 9:30-- 6 "I |
