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Show TV TotHU Transcript, Friday, uvwmhB t4 May (, 16 Mothers Will Be Honored 3 tniwuranwiiHr Tooele Eagles Auxiliary will entertain at a Mothers l)av Tea mi Sunday, May 8 at the Izalge starting at 2 p in. Chairman Rita Gillette and her committee have planned a gala afternoon, FAIL GILLETTE will act as Master of CereiniHiv. Mary Durfee from Grantwille will sing a solo. The Lathes Aiuilurv Drill Team wilt present their drill. They will ciHiiiete in conieti-tur- n drill at Ogden May 14. All Aerie and Auxiliary iiiemlx-rs- , husbands and wives are urged to attend and bring your mothers. Hie public is cordially invited to attend, MAY A will lie maiked (hi Eagle calendars, as it has for many sears lxrn marked in bugle hearts, as a day set aside for paving deserved homage to the greatest person in the wot Id u Ofck Frijv M Toorlf Cv, Utah EnHvad Wand CU Mai-e- l lha Fort tailS at Tonb Cv. It ah. Augua 14, lM. umlar Act u i Maftk 8. 1878 FuMakad by IS Tranmpt Bulletin FtiJithing Coo-panlar., S8 Nmlk Main Sir art, Timri Cay. il'tah AiUiaa all to 8ua 3110, Toaria, Dab 8474 VAacTipliaa ntia par twar . KJD, FO. Iota and luraiga mil, 18 pa pan Camar of Cav libw PUBLISHED l.v Tra.mript Bulletin I I .slung Co., lot-- . JOEL DL'W. Editor WILLIAM II Cl PIT. Avvaiate F4n ETHEL B. II MARKS', Busiiw Manager BOOKS If Dinar were a teat her today he would write, "The loosing finger wrilea and hating writ we are lutkv to read one word of it. - Edd L. Mather like the The love of lutok love of anv thing nr anvlmdv cannot lie enforced. - Rita l.lpkls, "Crowing l' Midi Rooks" Citv Council of Beta Sigma Phi installed new officer recently and are pictured above L to Ri Flora Caw lew, recording xrcrrlaryt Janet Crivt, vice president; Ms rle VanOttcn, trravurer; Maureen Bickmore, Marjorie DrLaMare, president. Otlier member ahvent from the picture are Helen Paulm and Margaret Townsend. Cottage Sweet Shop A Different Gift for Mother Straw Hats, full of delicious BOIS God meant for a Imv to lie wild and free for a while Indore a nun, and if he doc not vow a few wild out now, he will later - then the harvesting of the crop will lie more uf a calainith. - Boss Bauch BiNindnp Chocolates. Eat the Chocolates, Hand-dippe- d Then Eat the Hat Phone 371 Utah Avenut, Tooel 882-366- 1 WE BEST AlALS BE&tN HERS ... D rift (TP rlmrvri AuUIllIICUII MOTH EH. Aeries and Auxiliaries throughout the land l combine in observing this Eagle initiated holi- the gnmpt philanthropic project a nurse scholarship for a Tooele girl, may lie purchased through anv dull memlier. Jane Shea and Bea Orendorff are in diarge of ticket sales. Mrs. Frances Woods is doing the .Mary Lindlterg and Agnes Berkeley promise a delicious hint heon. s. Tooele Lathe of Elks annual spring bridge luncheon will lie held mi Saturday, Slav 7 at 1.00 p in. at the Elks Ixxlge. Tlie main attraction will lie a presentation of the musical "Funny Cirl". If you saw "Hello Dolly last year, you won't want to iniw this show by the same cast. Tickets, a donation towards day with ceremonies to celebrate Mothers Day. It is traditional in Eaglcdom that special observance mark the day which has lieen particularly associated with the Fraternal Order of Fugles. For it was sixty two sears ago when Frank E. I luring, speaking as a representative of the Eagles, made the first known plea for setting aside rnie day each year as Mothers Dav. . LOOM TO HONOR MOTHERS The annual Mothers Day Ilering. then a young profesbreakfast, this sear. xjxHisored by sor at Notre Dame I'uisersitv, the Ritual Staff of Ixisal Order was later to lie Grand Worthy of Moose will lie held Sunday, President and for many years May 8 from 9 a m. to noon at editor of bugles magazine. It the Moose Hall. was he, with the assistance and Bring vour family and join supMrt of Fugles throughout the sour brothers and their moms land, who fought the successful for breakfast. fight to have the Congress uf Pancakes and alt the trimthe United States set aside the mings will lie served at a lioiui second Sunday in May as a na- nal price. tional dav to honor our MothTrausortatinn will lie furers. MOTHERS DAY is one holt-da- y nished to and from athe bulge. which the bugles can trulv Aiisone a rule should needing call their own. Not only was or. call ganization in the forefront to establish the holiday more vears SAND LILY CAMP age than most of us can reniem-ler- , TO MEET we have up to this sear set Sand Lily Camp Daughters aside a day for the iervHi who of Utah Pioneers will meet on xxas the greatest influence in the Mouduv, May 9 at 7.30 pin. lives of all of us. - "OUR MOTHat the home of Mrs. Dora Floyd ERS." North Main. Tins will iie us pay tribute to her in 12 the last meeting of the season Mrwii if she is still with us, a all incmlicrs are urged to tribute to her memory if she and lie in attendance. ss2-ims- is not. One of every three men now employed will suffer a disability For use of large herds of catlonger than 90 class during his tle on their way to market, Uruworking years, rejxirts Aetna Life guay provides wide grassy strips and Casualty. lieside most of the highways. MOTOR VU-En- MOTOR YU locker Meat Cut, Wrapped, and Froxen Keef, Half or Whole, Choice leef, Half or Whole, A Grade teof, Half or Whole, Fancy Kind Quarters, Choke Kind Quarters, A Grade AU Our Meat is USDA Groded 47 River Rice Cue Toothpaste Crecm Shampoo AMO W 3 for 39c 3 for 89c fresh Standby 46 ounce by Colgate family size one pound jar . . 7 ounce pkg. . Kelloggs Fruit Loops Vt size light grated . . Tuna Fish Coffee fresh Standby regular 2 pound can TO CONTINUE - Womens exercise and swimming class will continue. A new six week course is scheduled to begin Tuesday, May 10 at the pool from 9 to 10 p.m. A fee of $6 is charged. For additional information call Carolyn Aldous at 882-215- . . 69c Dance . . 98c Workshop 3 for 98c . 4 cans $1.00 . $1.45 A will Dance Workshop held Saturday at the Tooele Stake Cultural Tri-Sta- lx North Hall. The workshop of CUDAHYS Delila Terry. SLICED DAC0N 12. food LB. 1 PKG. 11 z' One man had been like any other to Nora. Vs ' MY--iMowoffl- MUD CM . VENGINO APACHES., OUTLAWS... THE GUNSLINGER WHO FOUGHT THEF AU.I 39 59 12 ounce pkg. natural brown Tomato Juice Sot., thru Tues. MUD 57 Front Quarters, A Grade lbs. Mutton, Fresh, A GrHe, 60-7- 0 Pork loins, Sinai, Fresh Pork Shoulders, Medkrni, Fresh -- r' .) ' Kind Quarters, Fancy Front Quarters, Choica ua n - Friday ds x. GmOfrui North Main Tpoala STORM is under .orothy Searle and Scouts, Beehives and leaders interested in attending should meet at 7 p.m. Those or older should meet at 8 p.m. Everyone we know helps us ;ven if only to serve as a horrible example. W U THMOUE ai-L'- r -- l., limn -- . TRMIStM M JMMll Colonel Lacey Assigned To France Colonel and Mrs. Joe Lacey left for Washington D.C. last weekend after visiting here with relatives and friends. They also visited at Palo Alto and Carmel, California and were accompanied there by Col. Laceys mother, Mrs. Jennie Lacey. They are scheduled to leave May 30 for Paris, France where he will be on assignment with the Armed Forces for the next three years. Double Check Medicare Status Come in today and discover the 1966 Mercury. To make it even easier for you, we're holding a special sale, a kind of sale. This is a limited time only offer of a blazing white Mercury at a very special price. Its a hardtop completely equipped with many extras. As they in the ads, this is a sale you really cant afford to miss! say Those with parents, grandparents or other relatives over the age of 65 were urged today to make a final check on the medicare status of these individuals. According to Clarence J. Seitz, social security district manager in Salt Lake City, approximately 400 older people in the area have not yet applied for coverage under the new hospital and medical insurance programs. And is the deadline - May 31st approaching. Mr. Seitz pointed out that individuals 65 and older may be covered under medicare even if they are not eligible for monthly social security benefits. He added, however, that the coverage is not automatic and requires the befiling of a simple application fore the deadline. Mr. Seitz also cautioned younger family members to make certain that social security beneficiaries have returned the medical insurance enrollment card mailed to everyone over 65 on the social security and railroad reFailure to file tirement rolls. on time, or to an application return the enrollment card, may be costly, Mr. Seitz noted. A representative of the social security office will be at the from City Hall in Tooele, Utah on noon 12:00 to a.m. May 10:00 11 and again on May 25 to assist with medicare problems. -- Discovery of 278 North Main Street, Tooele i F h oyster shells, over twice standard size, in Massachusetts, leads many people to believe it once had a much warmer climate. eJ&oee. ftlepc. 6a GIFT WRAP FREE |
