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Show Car Thieve lluay NEW YORK Car thieves have ome Kkier than ever in remit years, the Insurance Information Institute observes. Mine 1919, the iiiiinlier of auto mobiles registered has more than doubled, but the num- ber stolen has more than uadiuded from ICS, (MX) to 655,000. Catch NFL Football Sm di tbo kHm m Sswieyt m Sm for CBS-T- V hottor oo yoor cor, kono or Hfo M lowraoco My 4yi Former Toorlt North Stake MIA Dance The North Tooele Stake dance Mill Ik h iiiviii-i- I 1 tv the hike View Waul on Saturday rs ruing. at 8:30 January 25. ),m. ai the Stake Cultural Hall. The darn cable music Mill lie bv the Mel Tones. Theme of the dance is "Magical Moments" and Mill feature a floor sIiom- of Ml dances. The hall Mill lie decorated in keeping with the theme and refreshments Mill lie served. All are cordially invited to attend. Admission is 75 rents r according to Dean Palmer, Sutcrintemlent. Make a dale to meet your friends. Uy Neighbors OPPORTUNITY ckxtt lOC IC WALK 49 So. 1st lost RltiNI M 82-44- 22 FAftM IN SU KANGS COMKANIft Horn OfficMi Stoommflloo, HIukM 1 STATE -- jOpen TonightE How to - MAKE HAY on your Kpsitlcnt Visit Hawaii Howard and Margie Davis, mIiu moved recently front Tooele to Provo had the opportunity the two Meeks after Christinas to vacation and visit Margie's sister Rema and tier husband Dorald Allred in Hawaii. The Davis' upon arriving Men! alumt Island lio piug for almost a Meek visiting Kauai, Maui, and the big island lluM'ail. The Allreds met the Davis' on Hawaii, they toured two days together. Hie remaining week was sMut with the A Uresis on the island of Oahu. A great time was sKut New Years Eve at the home of the LDS Bishop, There Hawaiian were fireworks all over town, it sounded like a third world war. Strings of firecrackers five feet long were hung from the trees Thtrt'i aWojrt tumhint for l w GUARANTEE f cvrali prtprfiM Kokf my rrort that cost r will pay th pftflhy 9tfrnl The Tooele Transcript, Fri., January 24, 1969 TAD Children Asked To Submit ZD Posters cup of chopped cabbage, three tablespoons chopped pickle and one tablespoon finely chopped onion, d all moistened with of cup mayonnaise. The King Cousins will lie in Ctali next weekend in March of Dimes Fund Drise. ftitrrn. r prtIPy Day at Tax Service with Like City. The talented quartet co-sta- events featured during the dav will include ski races for ail ages and abilities of skiers, tubing and sledding events for kids, toboggan V.I.P. races and many ' Baptismal services for North Tooele Stake will lie held Salur- January 25 at 12:(Xl noon, the direction of Bishop Brice of the Like View Ward. Services for the Tixa-lFifth and Tota-lEighth Wards will lie held at the same hour in their uwn building. Suitable If North Tooele Stake 453 North Main Weekdays 9 a.m.-- 9 p.m.; Sat. 9-- 5 Ph 882-401- I suppose I should have my head examined coming here . . 1 iNo Appointment Necessaryi say Union Pacific is ' more than just others. Snowmobile fan-da- y Monthly quorum meeting for the High Priests of the North Tooele Stake will be held in the chapel of the North Tooele Stake Center, Sunday, January 26 at 7:(X) a.ni. This is the business meeting for all High Priests of the stake and it is desired that all will attend. Important business will be taken up and in- one-four- , a railroad? th Putting you first, keeps di-o- Cun Safely School Novice Duplicate Bridge Club I an al Fish and Game Conservation Officer Boy Garrard, lias announced that a gun safely training school will lie held in TtKM-lon January 27, 28 anil 29. Glasses will Ik held in the TotK-lNational Guard Armory in order to take advantage of the indoor rifle range there. They will at 6:00 p.m. each la-gi- n eve-uin- snow-Lindsa- Chafing Dish Combo Cut frankfurters into inch slices and scramble them with eggs for an easy Sunday night supper. A hint of Worcestershire sauce provides a zesty note for this quickie that can be made in phoning a chafing dish. Mr. Garrard stated that all young people eleven years of age or older were eligible to receive the instruction. Registration will Ik held on Monday, January 27 (the night of the first class), at the Armory. Homes Prime Fire Target NEW YORK Although fires in public and industrial buildings frequently are the headline makers, fires in resiliences cause nearly twite as much damage as fires in any oilier category of building, reports the Insurance Information Institute. All bridge players are invited to the first session of the Tooele Novice Duplicate Bridge Club. The primary purpose of this club will lie to introduce the bridge player to the fundamentals of duplicate play. THE CLl'B will meet every Thursday evening at the Tooele Army Depot Officers Club. Players are not required to attend every session but they are encouraged to participate whenever they desire. if you are at all interested, get a partner and come try it. If a partner is unavailable, come alone and find a partner there. Plav will at 7 p.m. The exist will lie $1.1X1 cr plaver. THE SESSIONS will lie conducted by certified ACBL directors and master points will lie awardIn-gi- n 1 , ed. For further information call or Louise Sally Gentry and John George 882-336- 6 882-344- DEMAND FOR MEN Train For Livestock Buying and U.S. Lay Meat Inspectors. Must have ranch or livestock background to train in complete knowhow oF all buying, marketing and other includphases of the meat packing industry, interview ing CATTLE FUTURES. For personal give age, background and phone number. Write: To National Institute off MeatSaifPacking O. City, Utah 84110 1327, P. Box Lako 359-545- US first. 69 Impala Custom Coupe It certainly is -- thanks to diversification T4 Start with an Impala Custom transmission, a Coupe. Add our Turbo V8, power disc brakes, whitewalls and wheel covers. And it will cost less than a '68 Impala did with comparable equipment. $101.00 less. For more car, too. A 69 rides better. Looks better. Protects better with its new guard rails in every door. Hydra-mati- U.P. is synonymous with the finest freight service, modern deliveries. locomotives to assure equipment, specialized Traffic offices in 72 cities, plus Tokyo and Taipei-- to serve you better. TO SHIPPERS . . . on-tim- e . . .Swift, dependable delivery of many products they buy-b- oth perishable and durable. TO TRAVELERS . . . Relaxing, comfortable, safe and economical travel on Union Pacific Domeliners. TO CONSUMERS c 300-h- p The value goes up. The price comes down. You know, if we were the competition, wed never show up for the Showdown. Based on manufacturers suggested retail prices, including federal excise tax and suggested dealer new car preparation charge. ... In the western states it serves, Union Pacifics purchases, TO COMMUNITIES activi-- ' wages paid to employees and tax payments all contribute toward the ties and economy of the community. ... locations including A wide selection of track-sidFOR PLANT SITE SEEKERS fully developed industrial parks offer unusual opportunities for industries of all types throughout the thirteen western Union Pacific States. e GOVERNMENT . . . Union Pacifics strategic middle route between the East and all the Pacific Coast is an essential link in the nations transportation system, vital to its economy in times of peace and to its defense in emergencies. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD to build the West Your good neighbor who is helping it fd e buffs and who want to try riding the tastie machines will have an v portiiuilv to participate in at on the mobiling'' Gorgo.a first. Rental rides and snow mobile races will Ik available with all pria-eetlgoing to the march of dimes. A highlight of Corgoa giKs M.O.D. will Ik tlu arrival of a busload of handicapped children who will enjov all the winter fun at the new- resort. ROB BRANCH well known radio personality with Kail radio is general Chairman for the event. He stated in accepting the job, Itll Ik a gas, and at the same time so darn many kids. Others playing important roles in the preparations are The Ksqnchuugli Ski Club of Salt Lake City, The National Ski Patrol and Snowmobile dealers from the Salt Like City Utah Area. Ski The Esquchaugh Club is handling the ski races, and the National Ski Patrol will plav host to the busload of handicapK'd children. The snowmobile dealers will host the races and rides. The American Oil Company will furnish the gas for the snowmol liles. Those interested in entering any of the races, or in volunteering to assist with the activities, can obtain full information bv writing Gorgo.a, Box 11277, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111, or by - structions given. This meeting will Ire considered at the business meeting for the month of Feb. You Coroza r will Ik in Ltali to with the King Sisters ami Alvino Bey-ithe annual March of Dimes Telerame, February 1 ami 2 on KSI, Television. "COKCOZA GOES MOD"w ill Ik the theme of the Mareli of Dimes Day at Corgoa. The one-four- th Over 3000 Offices con-cc-- The four King Cousins, popular singing group, will heatlliiit activities February I, at tlu new ski resort CORCOZA. in Salt High Priests Meet Sunday Americas Largest to star Cousins Headline Mareli of Dimes baptismal clothing may Ik obtained for a nominal laundrv fee. triff During the mouth of Janu3. Poster winners will lie seary, ZD poster submissions at lected in two sections - children TAD will Ik received from the who will lie eight years or less children of employees only. Two by 31 January 99 and children winners will lie recognized who will le Ik-- ween 9 and 14 eight years or wniuger, ami nine years old by 31 January. Any through 14 sears. The depot is muulK-- r of posters may lie subplanning a fine surprise for the mitted bv a single child. winners of each grtmp. Mom anti 4. THE DIRECTORATE ZD Dad can help with the ideas, but Coordinators will select 8 the art work must !e strictly the in each group, and the work of the children. Fort h child Directors will select the two who enters the contest will rewinners. ceive a recognition from the depot. 5. Posters should lie on the POSTER RlLESs I. No post-e- r of die Zero Defects should lie submitted with or enccMirage viewers to more than 5 colors. Art woik practice ZD concepts. may lie in pencil or any other 6. Art work may lie in a rough drawing or coloring media. No form and the depot artist will photographs. make a finished version of the 2. Submission must lie on 8 w inner. liv 10't" 7. POSTERS must lie paNr, with the poster on one side and the name anil to the Zero Defects Office, age of the child on the back, toBldg. 595, no later than 1600 gether with the name, organiza- himrs January 31, 1969. tion and telephone immlH'r of 8. Winding on the poster must the parent who is the t emIk simple and direct, and should ployee. not total imire than 10 words. semi-finalis- ts Grind or chop finely the cooked meat, then mix with lly Neighbors - W SECOND SECTION half-millio- n one-thir- hoy moling on iikoim to ruturftt et your atorby BLOCK oMit. Troinrd to me tolo your data and hot it up foil to you hao you'vo ovtry to deduct got taming fueled away i your barn. Malt hay wwl 'a WIBariBa(KBajra Claims continued their talking ways in 1968 by averaging 092 calls per person. Thut'i 325 more calls than people make in Canada, the ealliugest nation In the world. BIUGIIAM MCINTIKE, Tooele manager for Mountain States Tclchoue Company, said there were approximately 1,041,718,400 total calls placed by Claims during the yeur over the state's phones. (aiuada narrowly edged the C.S. as the ealliugest nation. The C.S. avepiged 667,0 calls per person, eouiMred with 667.7 for the Canadians. Residents of Iceland are third on the talkiitg list, averaging (iO0.3 calls per person. Next in line is Sweden and lighted one after another. A with 598.0 and the Bahama Isbig Hawaiian Luau, with singing lands round mil the top five with and dancing most of the night 433.0. Burmese use telephones was enjoyed. The children (22) the least, averaging only 0.7 and the adults get together to calls per person. celebrate to bring the New Year Mdutire said that the Salt in. Howard and Margie were not Lake City area, with alumt 274,-00- 0 only tourists who visited the telephones has approximately points of interest, but also had the same muulK-- r of phones as an opimrtunity to associate with, the nations of Chile, Puerto Bico and leant to love the Hawaiian or Ireland. people. LATEST FIGURES show die Some of the highlights of C.S. has a total of 104 million their trip included Pearl fljrlNir, telephones, nearly six times as volcanoes. National cemetery of many as Japan which is second. the Pacific (more than 45,000 There are some 222 million servicemen rememliered plumes in the entire world. are Ninety here), the LDS Temple session six per cent of those can lie called at Laie, sugar plantations, pine- by U.S. telephone users. apple fields, maeadamia nut orLunch-Box Lift chards, Black Sands Beach, Hawaiian cultural center village and Those last bits of roast, show. Grand Canyon of the yielding about one cup, can Pacific, worlds largest banyan go into sandwich filling, I tree, and the lieautiful and ocean. They enjoyed nine different Itl J tfc-.'i'V- Utaluis Talk More Than Most Folks Dess fam la6 years Impala rafflto oraparalble epipmetit V |
