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Show 1 Police Blotter 26 Dec. A property damage accident occurred at 87 Noith Main in which cars driven by Josie P. Pammnio and Neldon B. Pullman of Tooele were involved. 26 Dec. A minor property damage accident happened on South Main Street. Cars driven L. by Feb P. Vigil and Konal Christensen were Involved. Both men are from Tooele. 26 DEC. Tooele City Police impounded a red Austin llealy from 700 West 1st North. 26 Dec. A car driven by Nancy Cramer was involved with a to the Utah Power truck reported a hole was shot in a heavy sliding glass door by a pellet gun or B B gun. 27 Dec. Cars driven by Mark II. Imai and John C. McDonald of Tooele, were involved in an accident at I'tah and Broadway Avenues. 27' DEC. An accident at South Main involved a car driven by Joseph T. Lichfield of Richfield, I'tah and an unknown vehicle. Bunn, 27 Dec. Kenneth la-Vernon, was cited for speeding. 27 Dec. Police were holding Floyd Butter and Curtis Turner for public intoxication. 28 DEC. A citation was issued to Leo Alires of Salt Lake City for not having an operators license in his possession. 28 Dec. A property damage accident occurred on privute property involving cars driven by Patricia Lyn TooSprout and Daniel J. Black, e and Light Company and driven by Brent Roy Bryan in a property damage accident on Sunset Ave. 26 Dec. A citation was issued to a 16 year old Tooele youth for not having an operator's liele. cense in his possession. Pannun.io 29 Dec. A citation for 26 DEC. Dan of a ski f was issued to Myron Donald reported that Tooele. outside an and Wr:t;ht, antenna an rack, 29 DEC. Raynor W. Kiminska, rear view mirror was taken from his car while it was parked at Brigham City, received a citation for speeding. the lldlcrest Cafe. 27 Dec. M and J Corporation g one-hal- Piano and. Organ Sale New Wurlitzer'Pidnos $499.00 New Story and Clark Console Pianos in Walnut $695.00 and up New Wurlitzer Theatre Organs $795.00 and up See F. G. Cunard 226 No. 1st East, Tooele, Utah Local Representative for: Hart Brothers Music Co. 3 Stores in Salt lake City, Utah Tvso Graduate From Marine THIRD SECTION Corp Recruit Marine Private John Medrano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luis Medrano, of 290 S. Center Street, Crantsville and Marine Private Virgil W. Johnson, son of Mr. Arthur Johnson of Skull Valley, Crantsville. were graduated from eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at San Diego. They will ,iow undergo from two to four weeks of individual The Tooele Transcript, Friday, January 3, 1969 Last Hites Held for Mr. Bolinder combat training and then, after leave at home, will report to their first Marine Corps assign-men- t. The intensified Marine recruit training emphasizes rigid physical conditioning and survival techniques, Imth at sea and ashore, to develop and endurance. Marksmanship rifle and with the pistol are equally stressed and close order drill instills the traditions of Marine Corps teamM-1- 4 work. thorough study of basic military subjects, hygiene, first aid and sanitation, and the customs, courtesies, history and mission of the Marine Corps serve to polish the new Marine's recruit education and prepare him to join the Marine combat forces. A 29 Dec. Maurine Coffinon, Tooele, was cited for failure to keep a prox-- r lookout. This citation was the result of an accident at 5th Street and Elm which also involved a car driven by Bucford A. Nelson, Tooele. Radish seen is the liest seller among garden seeds, in most years. A Granlsville On Parade ' . 'Crantsville On Parade theme for the 1969 Old Folks Sociable, to lie held on Friday, February 7, is well underway as committee inemliers have met to make plans for the annual event. heading the acLawrence and Mary Worthington, have held meetings and committees have lieen assigned to head the food, decorations, program, publicity, finances, equipment and gifts. On the agenda is the usual program, featuring home town talent, or former Crantsville residents, dinner and dancing to the music of two different orchestras. All Crantsville residents and former residents of the City and those over 25 who are still unmarried are invited to attend. A donation fee of $3.00 a couple is lieing asked. Watch this newspaper for further details concerning this unique affair. ENTERTAIN FOR VISITOR Jane and Maurice Brown entertained at a dinner at their home on Sunday, while their daughter, Mrs. Jolynne Burr and her young son, Cary, of Sherman Oaks, California, are here visit- tivities, RolH-r- t V. 1 his first varSophomore Larry Proctor is looking forward to 15 points per game for the has season. averaged Larry sity a practie sessions, leading up to play for keeps. Larry, as six foot forward, has demonstrated outstanding ability a starting sophomore. ing. Rachel and Douglas Smith and daughter. Sue Ann of New York; Jamie Nelson of Park City and Mr. Clayton Peterson of Sunset were entertained by family members, Janice Brown, who is attending College of Southern Utah, Maureen, who is home for the holidays and is attending Ricks and Richard. Guttersnipes 5.60 ASSBOOfi hotomaiic KtranseerI High individual series: Chris DeMarco Buela Edwards Martha Bechthold 5 for 3, 4 or 5 years High individual game: Buela Edwards Chris DeMarco Interest is compounded twice a year. 5.60 effective rate when held for 5 years with interest accumulated. Nancy Wilson Ruth Stephenson Most popular of all bank savings Darlene Dover High individual series: 452 426 425 189 164 158 437 422 522 522 Ruth Stephenson Elie Burraston Congratulations to Catherine Brooks, Peggy Watkins, Grace Stoddard, Pin Pals, winners of first half. MISS PASKETT FAMILY PARTY The family of Mrs. Mary' Hale enjoyed a family get together during the holidays at the home of Mary and Jeff Worthington. Thirty six family members were in attendance and included in addition to Mrs. Mary Hale and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Murray, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Soelberg, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Worthington, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Worthington, Mrs. June Hopkins, and their families. Interest paid at maximum bank rate 4 permitted on passbook savings: INTERNATIONAL SMELTING This free service AND REFINING COMPANY makes saving easier Funds are automatically transferred from your checking account to your savings account on the day or days you designate. EACH DEPOSITORS ACCOUNT IS INSURED UP TO $15,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation First Security State Bank First Security Bank ot Utah National Association. First Security Bank ot Rock Springs, Wyoming. First Security Bank ot Idaho, National Association Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ?: ?! Halcigh Johnson : 4 and Concentrates Plant at Tooele, Utah Offices at Anaconda Bldg. 1849 W. North Temple Salt Lake City, Utah Decemlier 23 at 12.00 noon, in the Crantsville Stake Center with I R. Calvin Brown of the Grants- -' ville First Ward Bishopric con- - ducting. THE FAMILY prayer was given hy James R. Williams and" the prelude and postlude music Grantsville Miss Makes Candy House Catch NFL Football al the action oa CBS-TSundoyl So mo for a bottor doal oa your car, homo or Hfo insuranco any day! So V LEONARD HANSEN 1 st East 49 S. . 882-300- 5 STATE INSURANCE COMPANY-HorOffices: Bloomington, Illinois FARM Christmas presents. FfBo & 0. per line day and night Free Shoes for Kids, till 6:00 p.m. Snac Dar Special All 4 Funeral services for Raleigh' Johnson were held on Monday, ; was played hy Emma Sutton. The ojicning prayer was of- fered by Richard Eskelson and CARD OF THANKS the closing prayer hy Noel Cal-- '; The Gilliert O. Bolinder fam- lister. The speaker for the services ily wishes to extend their heartfelt thanks to the many wonder- was Ratchffe Williams and mil- ful people who were so kind and sical selections given were a vothoughtful during our time of cal solo, "Leave it With Him, ; extreme grief. by Berkley Orr, accompanied hy Emma Sutton and an organ solo , by Mary Jane Angell. THE CRAVE was dedicated by Lee Richard Jefferies with the Imrial taking place in the Crantsville City Cemetery. Pallliearers were Clyde Jefferies, Joe Griffiths, Dr. Y. D. Young Janet Paskett, 13, daughEskelson, Elliert Lawrence, Jay ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alliert Pas- Hale and Terry Panahkas. kett, Crantsville, put hercreativity KINDNESS to work when she designed and One kind word can warm built a candy house for her famJapanese winter months. three ily to enjoy all during the holiProverb quoted in Forties days. On the inside of the house, she has built tiny furniture, and has even built a fireplace with BUYERS OF Gold Silver Lead Zinc Lead-Zin- c Ores 1 1 Last Hites Held for Christine, Jacqueline and Cynthia. Preston and Jeanne Jackson and young daughter Dawn motored out from Salt Lake and joined the group. After the dinner, excited children and adults exchanged for 5 years. Interest guaranteed 5 interest is deferred ' . CHRISTMAS AT KAYSV1LLE Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Williams and daughters, Carolyn, Wendy and Ranae, and Mrs. George Erickson motored to Kaysville on Christinas Eve where they enjoyed a family dinner with Wayne and Ann Bates and children David, Deposit as little as $500, or more in multiples of $100. effective rate with interest accumulated. A deposit of $78.12 5 grows to $100,000 in years. MR. JOHNSON miniature stockings hanging. A decorated Christmas tree also stands inside the little house. In addition, she has decorated two Siamese cats, made out of soda pop liottles and light globes. Janets structure has lieen a delight for all children young and old, who have seen it. college and the two boys, Cory 5 per annum paid every 90 days. Rat-clif- Sociable to lie held in Crantsville on Committee member for the 1969 Old Folk chairmans to left right, Dorothy Bolmdor, decorating February 7, are a follow! Front, Betty Ogden, Marv Worthington and Roliert V. Lawrence, Robert Johanson, finance chairman; Bert Ogdm, chairman; Orwin publicity llager, chair-men- ; Tom Callister and Becky Calhstcr. program h jiripmciit chairman. Absent from picture. Dave Mallet, gift chairman YT Funeral services for Gilliert O. Bolinder were held on Saturday, Decemlier 26. 1968 at 2.00 pin. in the Crantsville Stake Ckmter, with Bishop Marion C. Durfee of the Third Ward conducting. Prelude and post hide music was played by Vera Elfors. Those who sjxike were Williams, Alfred Callister and John W. Clark. Musical immliers on the program were a song by the choir "O My Father, with laris Young conducting ami Vera Elfors at the organ, a vocal duet, "Beyond the Sunset hy Sterling llalladav and his wife. Sue, with Emma Sutton as accoinpauicst, and a voeal quartet "In the Carden by Cleo Jefferies and her daughters Barbara Hutchins, Elaine Beachain and Jeanne Johnson, with Carol Durfee at the piano. The family prayer was given hy Darrel Bolinder and prayers at the services were given by Owen Parkinson and Lester Bovcr. The dedicatory praver was offered hv Clcim C. Bolinder. Pall liearers were Richard Naylor, Ronald Hall, Leo Crimin, John Miller, Ronald Bolinder and Dale Bolinder. Hie Imrial took place in the Crantsville City meat purchased locally Fresh Daily D toraD 47 E. 2nd North : n |