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Show (Iranlsvilli Wards Plan New Years Kve Parly Hit Kve fimr .)S wauli have ilanm-c- xtrt for l in Cunts-'Il- f a Ww Tm-vla- far Dcmii-Iht.1- I. A (linntT am) (Lmr will lie at the Cruutvville Stake Home lirginuing at tune in. ami laNtint; until one am. Music will lie prevented Ivy the Ravens. IhUI of the entire evening Cawt will lie jmt a dollar. Tickets aie available from inemlierv of the ward ymilh commit teev VFW Post Plans New Years Party Veterans of Foreign Ware Post will hold their annual New Years Ball at the Post Home, 01 North Broadway on Deeemlier II starting at 8 p.nt. Music will lie by the Tumbleweeds. Reservations mav lie made or 882-- U. by calling Dili 882-211- 1 The gift of love is aliout the only present that isn't exchanged after Christinas. Kenneth Fish and Came Two Tooele Girls Score In Nal. Church Coolest Hus fall the Toorle Assembly of Cod Churih participated in a "Speak Out America" canaign. Polls were taken on outstanding issues of today to know the general feeling people have aUmt their 'Responsibility to Cod and Country.' ALONG WITH conducting the poll the Church also entered a national contest in which essays were written on the subject "My Responsibility To Cod and Mv Country." In the local contest Judy Carlson of 871 Nelson Ave., Tooele, took first honors with Brenda Burks of 3S-- Isgreen Circle, taking second place. These essays were forwarded to the Berg F.uterprisrs of Portland. Oregon, for judging in competition with other entries hom around the nation. This week word was received that Brenda Bulks received lion-o- i able Mention' and a riblmii. Judy Carlson was chosen as the Third Place Crand National Sweepstakes Winner. She was presented a lieautiful award in the Sunday morning service of Deeemlier 22nd. The essay will Ik? sent for Prepares Hunter Safety Course, ill the church public at prrUHlical. The Pentecostal Fv angel. T11E ilnudi will, also, receive a gilt as the result of Jmlv's w lulling ni s week-I- v Congratulations is eitcmlcd to the girls by I. E. Mayfield. satur and Billiard Ccilcuiait, assistant and Sunday School Irovulrnt l)irttii lies it w of Otijob Safely Factor President Johnson has called dejwrt-nient- s on the heads of Fedc-ra- l ami agencies to redmilile their eiforts to reduce accidents on the joli. Mission Safety-7- 0 was launch- ed in l(Ms to reduce the needless suffering hrnught on by injuries to Federal employees. "Now, at midpoint in the Mission." the President said, "progress lias stopped." lie said 100, Oil Federal were injured cm the job in 1000 but in I0i7 the figure had jumped almost 10,000 to 110,400. Registration for a Hunter Safety Course set to liegm chi Mmulay evening, January 8, over the facilities of WI LD TV ( Tiaimel 7 is now ojm-i- i (or any !') youngster needing this turning to lie eligible for iitcmiiiiig limiting seasouv lae Roliertsoii. training nliiicr for the Division of Fish and Came, said registralimi can le couiileted hv sending the student's name, addirss, birth date, age, jilimie nuiulier, ami i code along with tl In the Divisimi of Fish and Came, I.VHi West North Temple, Salt locke ('it v. l lali 811 IB, An iiifoiuiatimi packet will lie mailed out to all persmis who register for the class which will lie taught each Monday evening. 8.10 to 9110 pm. mi (liaum-- l 7 the educational televisimi station at the I'niversity oi I'lah. of God Church who BoImtIviii Pastor J. E. Mayfield congratulates two memliers of the Tooele Assembly mi mirages any Pastor the left) Judy Carl(frmn Mayfield, national contest, ill a essay received recognitiem who will need hunter youngster School Superintendent. son, Brenda Burks and Billiard Coleman, Sunday buying a safety training license lor the l'Ni9 seasons to Women's clothes get more enroll in this class. Dm tor: "Mivjm.es. I'm going I'crviuuel manager to a'h-cant- : practical every year. After all, "I can't promise you the to have to paint sour throat. than skilly-s- ee , "First let me "hat wears Mrs. Joiic-sjolt, lull our cmnHiter is favorably Bovett I'erii chart." Shelby a color Arthur Badge impressed. REMOVAL li-tle- r - , Mert the son of Frlic and Brenda Medina, horn Deeemlier IS at the Tooele Valley Hospital. Plnito by A. D. Thom a W'e all like to kec-- on schedule but it's to drive a little slower than to take a chance In traffic and not get there at all. Take it easy liehind the wheel advises the State Patrol. la-it- ODD FACTS ,- -l(( (C - SNOW S EARLIEST y AMERICA TIERS relied on snow shoes SET-- i i to get from one place to an-- , other in the wake of blizzards. The shoes of treckers were five teet long and very narrow, while those of lumbermen were broader, but only three and a half feet long. BOOTS AND GALOSHES became popular in cities. Teams of shovelers removed snow from important thoroughfares. With the development of the "horseless carriage," motorized snow plows and shovels became feasible, then popular. Today. even rubbers and galoshes appeardoomed, for economical steel pipe systems are being used to melt snow as it falls. More's Ihow to get tlhe (best daniry foods yoyir mrooinioy A STEAM OR HOT WATER the "Wlhnte Byffffs to th DimaygyiraD! warms ant- solution ifreeze through , buried coils of low-co- steel pipe, a foot spaced about apart. Steel pipe can be installed under a 50 foot driveway for as little as $300.00. Extensive steel pipe systems can be used to melt snow before It cami fenny, amid (help semid SYSTEM and circulates shuts down a city, crippling business and industry. Comm, tin o St! Pip Prodoc.rl, A I S 'Nr I I OraveraGQFy ' t V Byy the Ski Parkas Up to 50 Oft Ico Skates Your Choico . Mens, Ladies and Kids Ski Boot Tree V Ski Mils 1 Ski Pants 20.00 value . . Leather Boots 8, Sport Shirts .410 Shotgun Shells 49 Kids Ski Set 1:?9 Tf 3 JJT and Binding Primers Shotgun Box of 100 Kids Western Boots Voit Basketball Marksman When empty, throw the cartons in the CREAM O'WEBER busin and we'll contribute 2C, 5C, or 10c for each carton you buy and throw the bus! 3 Ski Goggles Reg. 5.25 -- 49 V9 Gym Socks Ski Poles 9? v Reg. 2.98 with the "White Byffff" Dtickers odd the cartons. . 7! 14.95 Value Ladies Rain Coats Dairy Foods r 99 S?s 2" Dart Game 2" Mens Parkas Life Jackets 98S Turtle Neck Shirts 367 1 |
