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Show The Tooele Transcript, Friday, March 15, 1968 Around and About Seminary Chorus lo Sing At District Meet Sal. by Mrs. Eldeo Shields Stale Round Roliin Meet pm. "An Hour on Temple Square at the Talier-naclwill be presented, to which the public is inv ited. The speakers Rich- will include Elder e, Tooele shooters desiring to take part in the I'tah State Hound Itobin trap shoot must register with Jack Davis. President of the Tooele Cun Club by March 20th. The registration fee is five dollars and teams will lie classified and selected after all registrations are on file. The Tooele Cun Club will hold its regular traji shoot Sunday, March 17, at 10 (XI a m. The puli-ti- c is cordially invited. All club iiimilierx who have not yet paid their 1968 club dues are urged to do so as soon as possible. Need your car washed? Ilow March 2d? The Third Ward Explorers have a car washing lined up at the Bonus alMiut project Texaco Station at bargain prices. Watch this paper for further details. Auxiliary The Tooele Fireman's Auxiliary will meet Monday, March 1H at the firemen's rooms. Chairman of the meeting will le Barbara Peterson, assisted by Clenice The average 200 pound dog will Bessie The average 2X) pound hog Eastman, will dress out 1 16 pounds of usable Eastman and Joyce Bussell. meat. Meeting tune is 8 p in. Elsie Income Protection 0 Hospital Major Medical Life Insurance F.r Indisiduals, Croups, Families P.0. Box 724 Mutual OF OMAHA Of Omaha mutual Ross Jones lil 882-386- 5 INSURANCE COMPANY Alls Uftsftd of Utv'lM OUt Ho Omk OmiN, by Verla McFarland Clover PTA met St. John in another special meeting Monday night to further discuss the consolidation of the schools, which was presented by Superintendent Clarke Johnsen, last week. President Janice Kentch called the meeting to order with Boyd Mrs. Mary Helen Parsons and Mrs. Mary McKellar attended the State Librarians Convention, which was held Friday and Saturday in the Hotel I'tah in Salt laike City. At the conference, needs of the library for the jieople were discussed. There were many outstanding exhibits on display and the ladies also attended two nice lime heons. rt hv. The pioneer mother never got lijistick on the stein of her corncob jiijie. we're told. THIRD WARD RELIEF SOCIETY BIRTHDAY PARTY Third Ward Relief Society will hold their birthday luncheon ini Tuesday, March 19 in conjunction with their regular lesson. The lesson will lie given at 10 a. in. and the luncheon at noon. A nice program has I wen arranged and all ladies of the ward are invited to attend. There will lie a baby sitter. for funds. Please reineinlier these children, and give generously to insure their continued training at the Day Care Center. Tuxedo Junction 40 West Vine Tooele, Utah Allx-rtson'- Friday, March 15th 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday, March 16th 12:00 noon to 9:00 p.m. Refreshments Moose Lodge ' Thank You Notes Flowers Catering Photography Wedding Cakes by After su 21 12 13 Andys High team series: Eagles No. 1 Eagles No. 2 Ron's 66 High individual series: Max Bennett Jerry Schwarz Rosie Wrathall High team game: Eagles No. 1 Ron's 66 Bevans High individual game: Wayne Robbins Max Bennett Pat Tulio .07, , Us, ' H 15 , r - U' 16 16 ' 16 16 16 16 17 17 15 15 13 12 18 e y Visitors over the weekend at Mr. and Mrs. (Elaine) Keith Ahlstrom home was Elaines parents Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bale of Cenola, Utah and Dell Ahlstroin of Las Vegas, Nevada and his son Fred Ahlstrom who recently returned from an LDS mission and is now enrolled at Rexhurg College in Idaho. Mrs. Ethel Ahlstrom has gone to Clearfield to spend some time with her daughter Fern, and Don Bush; , "Gee, it was the best part of the whole year!" Thai was the opinion of nearly forty 4th, 5th and 6th graders of the East Elementary School who sisited the rebuild shops of Tooele Army Depot last Thursday. The field trip was part of the groups study of the ietnam wir, and was arranged by their teacher Mr. Man in Quinliw, M. A. Crude, the depot Community Relations Officer and Mr. Garth Sawyer of the Maintenance Directorate sxere in charge of the tour that included a trip through the secondary items rebuild shop, and the tank rebuild line. After the group had seen the mechanical monsters being repaired they were gisen a ride in a personnel carrier. The accompanying picture shows part of the group atop a tank in the depot's rebuild shup. 18 21 27 2804 2678 2668 676 607 593 998 946 935 235 231 222 When a crankshaft is not balanced dynamically, it will wobble endwise, thus setting up vibrations in the engine. Active business and professional men emotionneed dynamic balance ally and psychologically. They need to function smoothly in action. The weight of their cares and concerns must lx; distributed as evenly as possible along the cepterlme of their IxMiig. Only when retired can they afford a static balance sitting motion- -' less in a level environment. Norman G. Sliidle, Editor, Society of Automotive Engineers Journal Helps Unit Win Honor Airman First Class Tommy R. Hepner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hepner. 266 South Coleman, Tooele, has hdjx'd the Military Airlift Command's (MAC) 61st Military Airlift Wing earn the U. S. Air Force Outstanding Unit A w ard. Airman Hepner, an aircraft mechanic with a unit of the 61st at Hlckain AFB, Hawaii, will wear a distinctive nhlxm as a permanent decoration. The wing was honored for exceptionally meritorious service during a one year period, with particular emphasis on its support of military operations in Southeast Asia. This is the fourth time that the 61st has been so honored. The wing, with headquarters at Hickain, and its many units located throughout the Pacific and Southeast Asia, are charged with the MAC airlift responsibilities in an area from Hawaii west to Pakistan, and from Japan to Antarctica. Statistics for the award period show that in the wing's area of responsibility.5,089, 125 passengers and patients, and 817,618 tons of cargo and mail were airlifted, while 232,390 aircraft landings and takeoffs were logged. To date the w'ing has amassed more than 750,000 accident free flying flours, a record dating back to June 1956 which is unsurpassed by any military organization. The airman is a 1965 graduate of Tooele High School. Kent Sagers and Larry Russell went with the Tooele FFA team to compete in a region Parlimen-tar- y Procedure Contest held at Meet Piper Lynn Mitchell, daugh-- ' South Summit School in Kamas. This team won first in this ter and first child of Delbert and Judy Mitchell of Dugway. region area and now will go to She arrived at the Tooele Valley the State contest. Hospital bv ceaserian section on March 6, and sveighed six pounds 3rd Edition 9 ounces. Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mit- - DUP History chell, Tooele, and Mr. and Mrs. Off the Press James W, N'eilsen of St. John Utah. The third edition of the PioPhoto by A. D. Thomas neer History of Tooele is off the press. SUFFERING The history published by the To suffer is not the worst Tooele County Daughters of Utah thing that can happen to us; the Pioneers can now be purchased worst thing is not to believe in for $7.50 per copy. Call Myrl H. Porter, president, Violet H. anything worth suffering for. There are 19 cities in Sarah Patton Boyle, Pulpit Digest Porter, treasurer, or Mary Parsons at the Tooele Public Library. named Independence. 20 6 Blauthom offering the rever-anc- e prayer. Mr. Collin Bennion explained the status of a PTA organization and why these meetings should le conducted through our local unit. A committee was voted on with Gerald Sagers, chairman, Dave Bush, Betty Sagers, Boyd Blauthom and Orson Johnson to further explore many questions arising liefore the meeting, liefore any hurried vote was polled. Superintendent Johnsen has arranged a guided bus tour for all parents to visit the schools in Tixx-land Crantsvilie. This will be Thursday, March 14 with the bus leaving the St. John school early of that morning. Mrs. Maxine Criinm and Dan Whitehouse presented an excellent program in our sacrament meeting held March 10. Their opening numlier "Meditation" played as a piano and organ duet was followed by several lieautiful duet arrangements by Frank Asper, of Saint hymns. These our Latter-dawere interspersed with short and most interesting remarks by !oth of them alxiut the testimony derived from this music. Thank you Maxine and Dan for a stirring, spiritual experience with music. the i 8 17 Snvder's Ron's 66 Complete Wedding Service L 19 18 17 17 17 48 Lounge i' j W 25 20 s V 1 f Team Standings: Robbie's Barlier Bevan's Drug United Fence Ted's Pizza Eagles No. 2 Eagles No. 1 Eldon's Swan's Market Pedersens Realty Bateman's Jewelry and Formal Wear for Hen This is picture of cerebral palsy, for hut only part of the picture some children it means a loss of hearing, speech and other physical handicaps, or mental retardation. The Tooele Cerebral Palsy and Day Care Center is providing care and training for twenty of these unfortunate youngsters who are in our midst. The continuation of the school is assured by contributions to the Cerebral Palsy and Day Care Center funds. Seventy five (75) of the amount collected remains here with the school. Tuesday, April 2, has been set for the annual drive, when a door to door canvas will lie made Merrell Mr. and Mrs. were visitors in Tooele Friday. While here they visited with Mrs. Merrell's mother, Mrs. Iona Smith and sister. Miss Beth Smith, and with Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Ken-wo- Mottling league Wedding Arts Napkins Backgrounds Visitor from Malm Tooele City Grand Opening Invitations ! All Car Wash Cooer, St. John News Convention Another highlight of this will lie The Tooele Seminary Bowl Team accepting their trophy for first place in our BYU. At 2.00 Firemen Stale Librarian ards and Jun Eakins. Chorus The Tooele will ting at the South Salt Cake Valley Seminary District 'f S Day on Saturday, March 16. The festivities will start at 10 00 a m. with a special program at the Terrace Ballroom featuring "The Curtaintimers" from YOU Too Cun Help! r Today's affluent kids no . . . they drive. Meet the new son of Louis and - Lm.at.c Fringe: The sort of tha nowadays pass as hair lh"'R Mar. the Tooele Valley Hospital Jt,an Farris Photo bv A. D. Thomas s)esI. Den. 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