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Show Young Couple V,' Plans Late Summer Wedding . 4 cnuniit .Jt , - ! ' '.a-- -. ' ,fr, v- V-- s- ; L. Mr. and Mr. Emerson e amumiue the ami approaching marriage of their daughter. Carolyn, to William Gillespie Mullen, urn of William J. Mullen of keamt, I'tah. The engaged couple I planning an August 30 wedding in EDS Temple. the Salt The hrnle elect is a graduate of Tooele I tigh Sthool and has lieen attending LSI' where she has been active in student affairs. At the present time site is employed at Tooele Armv Depot, Mr. Mullen is presently at-- ; tending the College of Southern I'tah and has served a two year mission in Northern California. They will male their home in Cedar City where they will continue their studies. ; - ) X j. i v . t'V i . mji' iSX-- J t . 'Sr',.. :h njr & v V' - - - v Dolores May0 Lake Views And News Tooele Transcript, Friday, May 21, 1S Miss Doloriv Vrruice May became the bride of tarry Hu hard Pullen in ceremonies performed Saturday at the T'aiele Methodist by Donna Discm (.'li u nli. Rev. Eldon Nicholson ofMis. Dora Burnett who underficiated. went THE NEW Mrs. Pullen is major surgers two weeks the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ago at a Salt I ale City llHpitul has left the hospital and is Mamet L May of Tooele. Mr. at the home of her Pullen is the ton of Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Versul Shields. INira laniard Pullen of Sacramento, California. plans to return to her home in Culieute, Nevada this weekend Hie bride those a dress of and baccalauteale to attend white delustrred satin with an graduation rites for her daughter A line skirt, xcallox-neckline and sleeves and a lace Ixidice. Matron of honor was Doris Ten young people fiom luck? .aiie and bridesmaids were MarView are among the graduating garet Woodniff and Jean Ann class of the Tixx'le High Scluxil It's a hoy for Kenneth and Selda All of the attendants wore this year. This is the largest Hunter. The handsome young shorter versions of the brides' dress made ill turquoise deluster-egroup for many years. Graduates man arrised at the Tooele Valley include; Marian Jones, Sally Hospital on May 15 and lipped satin. Shields, Bennie Kulfel. Bonnie the scales at sis pounds II ounces. JAMES L. May Jr., brother Mathews, Debra Peikius, Gars The first child for his parents, of the bride served as I rest man Walker, lairetta Breitigum. 'Linda he will lie named Kerrs Brent. and Gene May, also a brother Porter, Jimmy McNicol, Linda Por- Happy grandparents for the third of the bride and Thomas Lane and David Hall. ter duties. lime are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth performed ushering Miss Arlene Ktirnger attendHunter of Ft Lyons, Colorado, ed the guest I ook and Karen Muasser and Isset Ergon in far CLOSING SOCIAL Osako, Doris (Cameron and Shir-lea- n away lmir, Turkey are the maTooele Fourth Ward will hold ternal Griffith served at the regrandparents who claim their closing sexual on Tuesday, the young man for their first ception. May 28. In addition to the reguMR. AND MBS. PULLEN Following the ceremony the grandson. lar lesson there will lx; a program Photo bv A. D. llionus couple was honored at a recepand luncheon. All leaders of the tion in the Fellowship Hall of the will induce prompt voluntary ward are invited and visiting Church. A cat may have 9 lives, hut teachers are extended a special pasmeut of all parking tickets MR. PULLEN is a graduate whether they were issued last year invitation. remark can lx;at that. a cattv of Highland High School in Sacor last Tuesday. is lie ramento, California, presently stationed at Dugway Proving All you guys who have Ground where he is serving with the payment of parking ducking the U.S. Army. Mrs. Pullen is a r watch out tickets you graduate of Tooele High School. lie matching wits with xxin may Parties for the bride were given a computer. by Mrs. Sterling Douglas and PARKING tickets that arent Doris Cameron. stxiner or later lieconie a paid Out of town guests for the for every community problem wedding included the parents of that has parking restrictions, hut ( And wtiat makes the groom Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ordinary cars ordinary ? ) for big cities with surespecially Pullen and Mark Pullen of Sacsuburbs. ramento, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. rounding drivers who receive Suburban Ronald Smith and Mr. and Mrs. tickets in the city know that Ixihbv Lewis, of Dugway; Mrs. the police will never come out Malxd Davis, Stockton; Miss ArPodunksville to get them, so lene Buenger, Salt Lake City and to tickets frequently end up the Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rose of Cranger. gathering dust (hut no fine money) in a kitchen or desk drawer. Until recently, the scofflaws," as they are called by police, have been pretty safe. In really large cities, you could even be a resident and lie fairly sure you'd The Sixth Ward will hold never lie prosecuted. its Creative Art Exhibit Monday, May 27 at 7:30 p.m. Hobbies YOU MIGHT receive re- and crafts from memliers of the ward will lie displaved. Everyone Peae(' threatening letters from Even our lowest priced Fbntiac has Only Fbntiacs have Wide Track. Drive a Fbntiac cour,s-lm- l nobody ever came is invited and all ail exhibits are ,he II 1 75-htook all the bumps and wonder wtio Overhead Cam Six Unless you a you your uar1rantunique welcomed. Refreshments will be dr,withis that the courts reason, simply, and curves out of the road. count cylinders, you'll swear it's a V-warrant sections just dont have the time or personnel to follow The mantis is the only ,n'' every parking ticket. sect that can focus its gaze on up But now one citv, at least any particular object. Chicago may have the worst of its parking scofflaws on the run. That citys Traffic Center has a computer that has been programmed to kick out the names of those persons who most often have ignored parking tickets. list is d This being used in a crackdown aimed at cleaning up a backlog of more than 200.0IX) unpaid parking tickets that were hung on cars on Fbnuac interiors make you glad you r Chicago streets during 1966. Innovations like GTO's left home-s- oft Morrokide and simulated make Fbntiacs look expensive. But record sales THE PROGRAMMING ot wood trim so real only a termite can tell it isn't. prove we know how to price'them, too. the computer is kept current, and d as each new name is spewed forth, an officer of the court issues a warrant for its owners immediate arrest. Nine of the first 10 persons to be named as delinquents were Chicago residents; one lived in a suburb. They were simply the first 10 persons named not but each necessarily the worst had between 26 and 93 delinquent parking tickets from 1966. By law, they can be fined up to MISSES' STRAP OR OXFORD CASUALS WIDE-TRAC- K ! Homespun look of cottonlinen $200 for each offense. rubrayon, toxturod vulcaniied Money like this for municipal ber sole. Monk strop in natural, coffers should spur enforcement orange. Oxford in yellow, See your Fbntiac dealer. He's out to smash sales records for the 7th straight officials to prosecute the delinwhite, black, faded blue. GM year but it is also hoped that quents, GIRLS' NAVY TOE CAP the threat of such prosecution Pontiac Motor Division Designed for the long wear active d l ATTEND GRADUATION Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Holt and children Scott. Cindy and Kristi, made a quick trip to Idaho early this week where they attended the graduation exercises for Mrs. Holts sister Flora lhilhs. She graduated from the Minidoka High School at Kupert. Miss I.F.E Joins March Computeri.cri Traffic Ticket of June Brides ! Ha d Ix-e- - cV-- 0' Mr. Pullen Weils Miss Pamela Ce Aline Hiordan and F. L. Chase Jr. are planning a June 8 wedding and reception at the Shalamar. SHE IS the daughter of Mrs. Pat Eason Riordan, Ave., Salt Lake City, and the late John J. Hiordan. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Chase, 286 I'tah Ave., are parents of the prospective bridegroom. Miss Hiordan is attending Weber State College. HER FIANCE will lie graduated from Welier in June. He has been a memlier of the Welier State Supreme Court and presently is studeutliody legal advisor. Mr. Chase will enter the United States Army Officer Candidate School July 5. Attending the bride' will lie Mrs. David Sill, Mrs. David Davenport, Miss Nancy Riordan and Miss Sheila Chase. Roy C. Fudge will lie liest man. Ushers will lie Mike Reardon, Bob Poulsen and John Spader. Raising of the temperature of the world by one degree would melt enough polar ice to raise the level of all seas by 50 feet, scientists think. What makes a Pontiac a Pontiac ? 280-10t- h H Sixth Ward Art Exhibit - 8 MISS RIORDAN :.V irotraffW0 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY most-wante- Bumper-of-the-Yea- ,;r most-wante- .:.;s f-- sr ' ' 5 'V for vacation savings! STARTS WEDNESDAY - MAY v' : Tv V ' s 2 " $5 Holiday Value plus the comyoung girls want fort ond support they need. Sturdy cotton duck with sporty toe cap. Favorite navy color. Days t I, ' , THE GREAT 22nd! May ' ; VACATION ': cfe -- Family fabric casuals , f-'- - SPECIAL BUY! CUTS Great for oil kinds of sports, for casuol wear. Popular oxfords in cotton duck with moulded rubber red stripe on foxing. outsole, White or black. 5Wr Mr; . n 1.88 2.44 " ' E BARGAIN! BOYS' Air cooled cotton onamoling duck uppor with moulded rubber red stripe on foxing. Black V. " high fop style. ,v r y ! MIN'S AND BOYS' LOW TIME IARGAINS! i ,f.' 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