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Show County Nurse Assistant Begins Duties Radically New Cart Proposed Two radically-r.ecart have bran suggested by (hr Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Ire., ' Mri. Thomas Irvin assumed her new dutir as assistant Tooele County Nurse Monday. MRS. IRVINE received her nurses framing at Lankenau Hospital in Philadelphia, Pa. She did general duly nursing in Salt Lake City and Logan and also private nursing. For the past II years she has been a resident of Tooele County in Wendover and Tooele. HER HUSBAND is principal of West Elementary School. They have four children. Tooele County Nurse Leona Long reporu that it is the first time In IS years that she has had an assistant and during that lime both the number of people and number of school children has doubled. N.Y. Buffalo, THE URBMOBILE for city travel and the Century Cruiwr tor Inter-cittravel are the two drawing- - board dream cart tug-- . getted by Cornrll. The Urbmobile It email and electrically- - powered Battery power, eayt Cornell, It far cheaper than gitolu e power. A motoriit would drive hit Urbmobile to the hearett or itreet where it would come under automated control all the way to the city parking lot near the motoritt't I y i 1, ofTice. THE CENTURY CRUISER1 at 104 mph with, acceleration to ipare for patring or maneuvering. A Cruiser would be under full control of the driver. 8ut, tayt the Cornell report, it would all the latest advances in braking, refinement of ttrerli g and handling qualities, aerodynamic stability and new instrumentation. . ." For example: The Philadelphia Sunday Bulletin atkrd its female readers for car building ideas. They tuggerted cart in Early- - American decor; a built-i- n vacuum clearer; and a r-driververtical panel to cut off child noise In the back teat from parents in the front, and clear panels at the bottoms of front doors so drivers can see the curb when parking. THE WILDEST IDEA of all, howrver, may well be an infrared device attached to a drivers glasses that enabler him to push buttons by lacking at them. Motorists may be able to steer, actuate tun- - signals, toot horns, dim lights and even speed up or slow down by looking at buttons on. their dash boards. The device har been developed by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. would cruite Golf Pro At Dugway Honored PRIVATE GAkaoE r i . t COUNTY NURSES Newly appointed assistant Tooele County Nurse Mrs. Thomas Irvine and Leona Long, Tooele County Nurse confer on County health problems. I 1 at Lakepoint burned at a lost estimated at 11.000, Monday at about 11:10 a.m., the Tooele County Sheriffs office reports. The garage at the rear of the Garrard home contained a boat and other items. The Tooele County Fire truck at Lakepoint and a County Fire Truck from Tooele were called to extinguish the blaze. SERVICE AWARD Tony Macaluro, golf pro at Dugway displays the certificate he received from Dugway Proving Ground for his accomplishments. !- o oc-el- e, As-N- JUMLMSMTM at trial Arts Contest for the V Kssisssi pissa yssrfradsatis ir:i eszrmd FREE by bows they made. The contest is sponsored by (he Sears Roebuck Foundation and was held on the Brigham Young University campus this with week. Steve is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Van Vleet of Tooele, Joe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown, also of Tooele. past cur store Come in and see the glorious now Elgin Graduation Award Sorios Watches Many patients with curcula- tory disorders affecting their legs and arms are helped by modern medical or surgical treatment which have been de- veloped through research, ac- cording to the Utah Heart As- sociation. An entire collection styled to the tastes of today's young graduates WIN PROJECT AWARDS Steve Van Vleet and Joe Brown display their fiber glass bows which won them honors In the industrial arts show at BYU recently. The bows took S weeks to complete, and are fiberglass on the outside with wood cores. firms use Many trucking large panels of reflective ma- Earl Eastburr., 579 N. Park- - terial to help motorists gauge way, reported to Tooele City the true size of their trucks. Police Wednesday that a skate- Canada mined over $260 000 board was stolen from h.s yard. M0 of nicke, jn 1963' SKATEBOARD Maverick Queen i SERVES Unbreakable mainsprinx. Also available In LONDONER White 17 jewela. Yollow. t. mainspring. Waterproof. luminous dial. $34.95 DATEA1AN JEWELRY 5 N. MAIN M We SMORGASBORD ALL YOU CAN EAT Unbreakable $34.95 prOaa cam, era Ska F4. tea a crrtW era mtact Stockton Ward is sponsnrmg anwher banquet m Friday, May 21. at the church house. Serving will be from I to I, p m. and cost is SI per plate or t) per family. The home cooked menu consists of meat loaf, baked potato, salads, rolls and Cake. The public is invited to attend Proceeds go to the Ward Building Fund. Funeral services were held Saturday, May I, at St. Margaret's Catholic Church with PLEADS GUILTY Rev. Tomothy Werner official- Jo0 M. AguUr pl,ad gUllly tog at the 10 a m. Mass and Tooele City Court Monday to burial in Crown Hill Cemetery, public Intoxication and was sen Rosary was at 7:30 Friday eve- py a flne of jjj Funeral services for II year Deon Antonetta (Tool) Stipac, were held May S at Portland. Oregon. Miss Stipac died May 3 at (ht Woodland Park Hospital of injuries received to, an automo-Dugwa- y bil accident April 24. a daughter of SHE WAS Mike and LaVoy Stipac. 2140 NE I28ih Ave., Portland. Her. father, formerly from this city is principal at Jefferson High School and her mother is the manager of Johnnie Johnson Figure and Health Salon. n Runt, Sophia Ralh-vic- e Toni was widely known here oonn Oregon; cous-toi- g Prl,anL I1 having visited often with her Khtf'rrtore Nesbo of Shelby, Anna Mrs. Stipac grandmother k and an uncle and aunt, Mr. Marjorie Foot, of Somers, Ar-'of Ambrfe md Mrs. John Stipac. They J8" mecc an" ,pvcr 5 ,n ittended the funeral services in Latterlphew' the hich were held jay Saint Church. TONI WAS a former junior Rose Festival Princess and was a junior at Parkrose High achool. She was boro Septem-th- e ber 13. 1948 in Sunnyside, Wash. moving with her parents to Oregon in 1952. She attended old Two Youths Receive Awards ') If; " In - more than erreans died of stroke, which re aults from interruption of the blond supply to the brsin. Terms used to describe dtf-tferent kinds of strokes include cerebral thrombosis, cerebral embolism, cerebral vascular elusion and cerebral hemorrhage according to the Utah Heart aocintion. RADIO ELECTRIC & HARDWARE 14 NORTH MAIN tHONE 882-064- 4 presents tho biggest buy in stereo I EXTRA WIDE, EXTRA WONDERFUL PH LGQ 0 AS LOW AS $)50 per week Zj Mon-Fran- Spo-Cour- J kAv'A" STEREO HIGH FIDELITY WITH FM STEREO AND FMAM RADIO Nearly 5 feat of fund-rais-go- lf mm 2 For Deon Annette Stipac Frank C. Maguire, SJ. pass-e- d away Tuesday. May 4. IMS in Memorial Hospital. Cut Bar k Montana. He had been m poor health for several years, but at the time of his passing seemed be improving. He was born April 15, 102 in Anaconda, and grew up in Too- Utah where the family op- erated a store and lived at 12S Main. Hut dad worked at the Tooele Smeller as did Frank as he grew older. HE ATTENDED the University of Utah and was a member of Kappa Sigma Fraterr-itFrank wnt a professional engird neer and land surveyor was Glacier County Surveyor at the time of his passing, an 'office which he had held for a number of years. In the early 19J0's Frank left his work at the Tooele Smelter and joined the Montana Poin Butte. He wer Compar-was transferred from Butte to Cut Bank in January IMS, as an Ergineer with Union Oil Company of California. He retired November JO. I960. He and Emma Alleman were married in October 1944 in Salt Lake City. Frank was a member of Salt' Lake Elks Lodge No. M and of Ihe Knights of Columbus tot Sa1 Lake City. include his wi- SURVIVORS dw; one on Edward, one one sister. ran daughter, ,,a Mangold of Merrill. W la $ Banquet Friday at Stockton ,d ami ear j: pnnpml I total Macaluto, golf pro at snd former pro at the Tooele City Golf Course is mov- Ing to California . He was gi- ven a certificate of achieve- ment at Dugway. It stales: Mncaluso is "Mr. Anthony awarded the Dugway Provirg Ground Certificate of Achieve- ment for the outstanding ser- rendered to Dugway Prov- Ground as the Golf Profea- s tonal and Manager of the Memorial Golf Skul during the period 1 March 1961 to 25 May 1965. As a result of Mr. Macalutos broad professional knowledge, experience, demonstrated toutia. live, and sustained Interest the operation and maintenance of Golf Course was continual- fy Improved throughout this period. His outstanding abil- tty to apply his protest tonal p,rkrose Knott St School, knowledge by Instructing milt Rose City Park grade school Parkrose tary and civilian personnel was Heights Junior instrumental tot Insuring that High. in Talented music, active participation in the Golf had she and drama, pch on radio and television was encouraged. His peered willingness to informally assist end was the youngest member golfers by donating hi time to f the Oregon Journal Travel-provid- e advice and guidance ing Group, traveling thousands was indicative of his overall pro- - 0f miles a year donating for fessionsl interest in promoting public charities and as a sport and Insuring hg events on the West Coast, that Dugway Proving Ground she WAS a princess in the personnel received the maxi- - junior Court In 1957. She was mum benefit of his assignment fa many musicals at achool Mr. Macaluso's diligence, per- - and WM student teacher for sonal interest and competence the Parkrose High School immensely to the sjC department. A member of golf program at this command the LDS Church, she was also and reflect great credit upon an All Northwest Choir memhimself and Dugway Proving ber. Ground." She is survived by her parWilliam W. Stone, Jr. ents and two sisters, Mrs. DoColonel, ClmC ran Hunter, Seattle, and Caren Commanding Kay Stipac, at Oregon College of Education at Monmouth. Burial was in the Garden of Prayer at Sunset Hills Memorial Park. HIGHWAY SAFETY One of the main difficulties in determining assured clear distance" at night is the inability to determine correctly the size of a vehicle ahead, states Steve Van Vleet and Joe Mauri Rose, three time winner Browr, of the Tooele Ninth at the Indianapolis Speedway. School received Grade superior often can be deceivhonors the Utah State indus- Taiilightg Tony powe- BURNS AT LAKEPOINT The garage of Dave Garrard Death Claims Frank Maguire At Montana SS1S0 Every Sunday (Roast Turkey This Sunday) DELICIOUS SALADS v Before he marries a man should make a little money first because after he marries he will have to make a little money last." V. y GAY GIBSON fino furnituro, superb sound! World's Fair inefutfing RECORD LIBRARY pace Features Outstanding Styles for the Graduate! Sizes 5-- GRADUATION GIFTS Bags, Jewelry Lingerie, etc. ing. The danger is particularly exprevalant on where the faster pressways pace makes distance estimation more difficult. high-spee- d OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 0 0 0 5O NOW Best Show in Town! Best Go on the Road! Q mm O O Q o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o o 0 o o o o ITS HERE! S(B5 OLDS 0 0 DOG ROBBER" . . . Thats Navy slang for- the character portrayed by James Garner in Metro- - Goldwyn- - Mayers The of Emily." Americanization Garner is the Lt. Commander charged with procuring luxuries for his Admiral and other top officers in World War II in the London. Also starring Ransohoff production Martin y are Julie Andrews and Award- - winner Melvyn Douglas. Starts Sunday at the Ritz. Cad-dem- 1 o 0 o 0 o o o o o 0 AT CliewoleS Company Thursday, Friday aud Saturday ONLY: May 20-21-- 22 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo |
