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Show waaa Volume Srventv IWIe, I'Uli. Tooele Smelter Shuts Down for Lack of Ore The Tooele Smelter of the -- Smelung and Refu hut down ing Compary will ton weekend because cf the lack of ere cauwd by theatrike at th United Sti.te Smelling and Refir.fc g Company' Midvale Mill, its principal supplier of lead concentrates. Smelter Superintendent W. J. McKerns stairs that the mamer jority of the 280 day-paemployed by the Toot el Smelter will be temporarily laid off. As the result of having exhausted all cf the reserve ore supply it will be necessary to tout down the Totele Smelter until operations are resumed when the ore supply permits, Mr. McKe: ra states. A number of men will be retained to accomplish some repair work at the Smelter, Mr. McKenna announces. There has beer no progress in negotiations between the Unit ed Steel Workers and the U.S. Smeltirg and Refining Company since the strike began several week ago. pr 1 ".T'A V r 7 a ' 1 'VlO J,- 'i? - --vr-J . " - - -- v - .; r. CLEAN UP PICNIC GROUNDS These Tooele Bov Smuts riwred un the American Leg tor Parkl n Settlement Canjan Saturday wththeaid of the Tooele County. Wildlife Federation. MAIL BOX LOCATION very well, reports Tooele Post- - Construction Begun on New Albertsons Store Legion Clover Creek will be the onjy Tooele County stream planted for opening day, Roy Garrard, Tooele Fish ai d Game Conser- summary of ccn- Central Region is ir. most for high runoffs streams, and most lakes over 8,000 feel iced in or iracces- - Students to Graduate at Trade Tech Ten Tooele County students will receive certificates of accomplishment from Salt Lake Trade Technical Institute during graduation exercises at Sky- 81 Iin,e High J!chco! beginRing p.m. Thursday. trade The school awarded 474 certificates this The" Tooele County graduates and their courses of study at Trade Tech are: Dor Allen Johnson, Grants-villarchitectural draftirg; Jon R. Shields, Pir.e Canyon, William V. machine shop; Dixon, machine shep; Steven G. Bridges, Technical Illustrat- Jay N. Ekins, Tooele, framirg specialist; Richard L. Rounds, Tooele, framing sped- alisl; Maydean Hogan, Stock- to:., business practice; Loretta Morris Thomas, Tooele, busi- ness practice; Lyle D. Jacob- son, Tooele, electricity; Duane Llcyd, Vernon, electricity. e, 1965-66- salary. Incentive lanes to encourage adva-erpreparation add to toe basic scale. Fir an additional thirty hours of advanced train-toapproved by the adm Inis-t- r allot, a ter.cher will iveeive at addxonal $150 per year on hir contract. For S5 hours of credit above the B.S. degree a teacher can receive $300 per year additional upon approval of the district administration. For a Masters Dtgree a teacher will tree he $400 above the basic B.S. degree pay 'scale. The Ibard cf Education and the Teachrrs Association feel that incentive lanes benefit, the teacher at d the studet tt in toe quality of education offered to toe children In Tooele County. Contracts will be issued this week. The Board of Education reports that the cooperative, attitude cf the Tooele Edu- Tooele City Councilman James Dugdale, TOURNAMENT TROPHY Richard Allgood, vice presidert of the Tooeje Golf Association, feoyd Chilton, president of the Golf Association; J. C. Moss, hand it ape hi tr- man, and Jack Buck inspect one of the trophies to be given to first place of the 11th Annual Western Utah Amateur Golf Tou reamer L wu-rer- s e the eleventh Association with them has promoted a wholesome work ing relation ip which will enable continued growth to the tnprovrmer t of the educational opportunities To Tooele County. cation Youths Caught in Burglary New officers of the Tooele PTA COUNCIL PTA Council are shown left to right County Donna Porter, historian; Helen Nash, president;-MrsEldon Sandino, secretary and George Hunter, treasurer. Absent when the picture was taken were Betty Jo Hammond, lst vice president, and Curtis Van Alfen, 2nd vice president. -- i STORM Tuesday and Wednesdays rain storm br0lht 77 hun- dredths of new moisture to Too- ele bringing .the total for May up o 3.37 inches. of an Tuesday Western fair flights are offered. PARTICIPANTS wll play 18 holes, ary two of te three days to mtW&i ?tv3 of the tournament The tournament is limited to entrira. Offictok urge all Intending to enter the tournament to do so at once so to at pairings car be made. A good fir id is anticipated if weather stays clear for toe an160 golfers nual tournament EACH YEAR the tournament attracts many golfers from over toe state, particularly toe Salt Lake area, as well as beat participants. The golfers In the four flights Champ, A, B, C, wiO compete for YlOO plus trophy for first prize, $65, 2nd prize; $50, 3rd; $35, 4th priae, and $15, 5th prize to each flight. State Makes Stream Survey For Opening ELDER JOHNSON Program Is Sunday Home coming program honor- ing Elder De:.nis D. Johnson will be held Sunday, May 30, in the Fourth Eleventh Ward at Elder Johnson, a sen of Mr. wd Mrs. Dee Johnson, recent- ly returned from a 30 month LDS Mission to Sweden, Friends and relatives of the Johnsons are invited to attend and hear the Elder report his mission. Predictions of ope:. ing day conditions in Tooele by the Utah Fish and Department, are: Clover Creek will be planted ar.d should produce trout up to eleven inches. South Willcw Creek stream will be too high to stock. It should provide good fishirg the remainder of the season. North Willow Creek should be planted for ope:. Ing, but high water will affect the fishing. fishing County Home Coming . Three Tooele youths were apprehended Thursday morh rg about 3:30 a.m. by Tooele City Police in the Tooele High School building. The trio, 15, 16 and 17 years of age, all high school students . inch fell ar.d Wednesday 33- enterPj the building using hundredths of an irch was mea keys, Tooele City Police report, sured, reports Burdett Bevan, a,.id being charged with Tooele weather observer. burglary. - Tues- The have confessed t0 Temperatures were day, high 55 and low 40 ana taking a number cf items trom Wednesday high 54 and low 41. Ithe shooI. rrual Utah Amateur Golf Tournament k scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday at toe Tooele Golf Course. Prizes totaling $1300 to wte rere of toe 36 hole medal play . For Opening in the . toe houl year The bewas increased ginning salary from $4840 on toe bachelors level to $5,000 ar. t cresre of $I60; The top salary with a Badie-tor- s dig ire with 13 years of ce is 17.600 an increase of 1160 or 1440 the maximum Corstruction hns begun on a square Lot Albert ns's Food Center in Tooele, or. toe of Lst property or. toe cor-e- r North and Main. Tremain Construction Company has toe $130,000 c a tract for toe buildirg which wil be of masonry construction. ECXAVATING and tearing out of trees on (he property which Tooele s the includes which Seco:d Ward Church artl the houses adjacent to it, began Wednesday afternoon. The new store will be constructed at toe back of toe property adjaoert to toe alley. Tremain Construe tion Company of Tooele, who was low bidder on the project has 150 working days to complete it CONTRACT FOR the demolition cf the old Secoid Ward Church is expected to be let soon. The removal of the old building is on a eepernte contract from other buildings on the property. Bids on the r.ew buOdirg were opened Tuesday 13 3 90 general - g. Clover Creek To be Planted A The Tooele Cou- ty Board of education has apprtved the salary schedule for trarhers for Western Amateur Set for Course r -, George A. Greenlee Post 17 will hold a Memorial Day service, Morday, May 31, at the Tooele City Cemetery. Services will begin at 11 ant. The guest speaker will be Colonel Gecrge A. Holm, Commands g Office r. Tooele Army Depot. The public is invited to attend and honor our brave hems who gave their lives for this country. The program 'will include in addition to Cok!el Holms address; a memorial prayer by A. D. Thomas; the placing of the wreaths, firing of a salute, and a flajt ceremony. Services will be held adja- cent to the monument hor.orirg; World War I and World War II dead who were killed in action.. Post Commander William Her ren will conduct the Memorial' Day Service and Sgt- - at- - Arms Nolan Thomas will conduct the firing of the salute. ' Teachers To get Pay Boost d POPULAR The relocation of the automail boxes from in front of the vationist reports. High water cn the rest of the streams will prevent them from being planted until the stream flow drops later in the summer, Good sized rainbow trout of legal size or bigger will be plarted in the Clover stream for ODerine dav anelers to test their skill on High water or, stream through nut the state is toe . ning day ?SZg fore- casts. Mr. Garrard feels that anglers will have their best luck opening day on the lakes of the state rather than on streams al most all of which are very m ex-per- il Ci Memorial Services Monday Amrrican Number Fifty One in dr-gr- iff! y The Friday, May 2!l, I'Km STAKE CENTER BRICK Puttirg brick into place on the new Tooele Stake Center are LDS building missionaries Raid Morlett, Corpus Christie, Texas; Robert Acosta, Corpus Christie, Tex., and brick crew supervisor Carlo .Wilcox, of Sandy. They just completed work on a Stake Cen .ter in Sandy, RESIDENTS URGED TO CLEANUP FIRE DANGER Yards and vacant lets need to be cleaned up now while the ground is soft to eliminate a fire danger later because of the heavy growth of grass, reminds Cecil Dougherty, Tooele City Fire Inspector. Wesleyan U Choir To Present Concert The Nebraska Wesleyan University Concert Choir will present a public concert here at 8 p.m. Thursday, June 3 at the Community Methodist Church. THE CHORAL group, directed by Dr. Leonard Paulson, is on a six- - state tour. The group left Lincoln, Nebraska by bus student study. .ill provide us the opportunity May 25 ard will return tc LinVan Alfer of Superintendent developing within the school coln for a final performance made the following comments the hstructional materials cen- June 8. on the new structure: ter corcept, providing each stu- Stops along the way include THE NEW elementary school dent within the school direct ac-t- o Grace Methodist Church, Cheybe constructed or, the East cess to (he advantages of the Methobe:ch of Tooele City is being instructional materials center, enne, Wyo.; Centenary dist Church, Salt Lake City; constructed with partial support We hope the design will enoour-froFederal funds due to im- - age greater flexibility and use First Methodist Church, Boise, Idaho; Wesley Methodist Church pacted area conditions. We are of the library (instructional ma First Methoattempting to do many thirgs terials center) on the part of Yakima, Wash.; in the construction of this parteachers for greater individulza-lior- . dist Church, Seattle, Wash.; ticular building. I will list them Church, Beaver ardor work with groups First Methodist - for Methodist Church, you, not necessarily i:. ary of various sizes. We are also ton, Ore.; Ore.; Community order of importaice, oui l-- an hopeful that this design will pro McMinnville, attempt to give you a picture of vide for us an opportunity of Methodist Church, Tooele, Utah ard the Methodist Church, Sidwhat we would like this building greater enrichment of our eduNebr. to do for our educatbnal procational program by the provi- ney, The Concert Choir is n the instrucgram. sion of materials across the Great Plains We are designing this bufld-n- g tional materials center directly area and toured to Denver earlito house an educatioral pro accessible io all classrooms. er this spring. Last summer, gram. We hope this build ng WE ARE very concerned toe group performed at the New will allow the educational procosts to about keeping building World Fair as the offigram to move without restrica minimum, while still provid-r- g Yorks cial Nebraska representative. tions placed on it by the particu an educational facility that THE CHOIR also sang at the lar design of the building. Our will allow us to provide maxihope is that the flexibility demum benefits to our children. state department in Washingand recorded for the signed into this buildirg will be We have, therefore, suggested ton, D.C., of America. Voice such that it can house a trathat this building be designed ditional program today, or a to incorporate hall space, as much as possible, t- the learnprogram cf flexible teacher utilization concepts; as well ns ing area, and to design it in one which we car. place such a fashion that the costs of initial construe tior in terms of greater emphasis or the leanisuch things as perimeter wall ng of toe individual child. Our Tooele stores and offices will architects has area, etc., will be kept to a charge to the beer, to design a building e minimurTi; as well as design- - be clcsed Morday, May 31st for the Memorial Day holiday the enough to do these tot gs rg it so the long range mainte- - Tooele Ccu'-tChamber of Com for us. Continued on pafie three merce annou- - ces. We are hoping this design New Elementary School Designed W What may prove a revolution-higary break- - through in reducing toe construction cost and opera-ditiodon of elementary schools is plarned by the Tooele County School District. THE NEW 14 room elementary school to be constructed on Seventh Street, south of Vine h. -- Street, beginning in July, promises to save over $120,000 in construction costs for the District ever a more convention ally designed school, architects estimate. Plans for (he new school have already attracted wide attention, Superintendent Curtis Van Alfen reports. He has received California ard caIls on it - Pictured is a model of the new 14 room NEW SCHOOL DESIGN be school to constructed just south of 7ih and Vc-- Streets. mentary ele- nr other places, he reports. Utah pennter dent of Public Inslruc bon T. H. Bell e enthusiasbc over the design. The structure designed in toe form of two circles le:ds itself equally well to cor: vent tonal classrooms or to the .study area f division. tyf IN THE plan toe multi pur-ir.pose room forms a separate wing of toe school and can be ertirely isolated for seperate use from the classroom section, A large round nature obser- vatory is to the center cf the school which will contain a small roie.d greenhouse along with other growing exhibits for g; Stores to Be Closed r flex-fol- CLASS ROOM DESIGN Classroom space will be flecible: as this model of.the new elementary school shows. Classroom unit is on the left and the multi purpose room is cn the right. well-know- i- ' |