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Show The Tooele Transcript, Fri., February 14, 1969 Issued each Friday al Tooele Cilv, I'Uh. Second Claw Pojt-agpaid at Tooele, I'tah. Published by the Transcript-BulletiPublishing Company, Inc, 58 North Main .Street, Tooele City, I'tah. Address all correspondence to Bo 390, Tooele, I'tah 84074. Suliscription rate 10 tent per copy; $0.00 per year. PUBLISHED bv Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co., Inc. JOEL DUNN. Editor JACK TRANTER. Associate Editor ETHEL B. HALGREN. Business Manager o Library Vital As Information Center Gtanging demands for information vital to the daily task of making a living is causing the Tooele City Public Library to add the role of a community "tool chest" to its traditional role as a storehouse of culture. The investor, the business man, the rancher, the craftsman, and the community leader finds it a necessity more and more frequently to turn to the Public Library or that bit of information that means the difference profit and loss, success and failure. AS THE SOCIETY everyone works in and lives in liecoines more complex, the need for accurate information liecoines more vital. 'T'll stop by the Library," often is Young Couple Sets May Wedding Day Survival Methods to he Taught At Harris School Fein 20 Would you know how to handle an emergency medical situation uy a broken leg. a lutdly bleeding wound, an emergency childbirth situation? Could vou trust vmirself to do the right thing for yourself and your family in the event of a nuclear attack or a national - disaster? Vou least one inemlier ol each family in this community take the course. According to Mrs. Carl Swan, there are several openings for persons wishing to take the course. There i no charge for Of interest to their friend of the engagement of is new Mi Mary Torre and Mr. Joe (Abie) Trujillo. Making known their daughter wedding plan are Mr. and Mr. Alex Tone of ISO Wet Vine Street. Tooele. MR. TRUJILIX) is a urn of Trujillo, Mr. and Mr. Bernal 860 South Coleman. enThe young couple h circled May 31 for their wedding will I dav. The ceremony solemnized iu the St. Marguerite Catholic Church and the newlywed will lie honored at a ren ception that evening at the the course. Persons wishing to enroll in the course are urged to contact Alice Wrav at can learn the proter Survival MethixU" a well as how to handle emergency medi- cal problem by enrolling in the Medical Training Course starting February 20th at the Sterling Harris School at 8:30 p in. The course consists of 16 hour of intensive training in Medical Self. Help measure. Among the subjects to lie taught by trained instructor are Radioactive Fallout and Shelter. Emergency Childbirth, Infant and Child Care, Nursing. Fracture and Splinting, Bleeding and Bandaging, Artificial Respiration, and Personal Hygiene and Sanitation. Officials are hoping that at . . 1 O Hold Self-Hel- . I 1 A MCCllIlg Special PTA meeting for the East Elementary School will e held Tuesday, February 18 Sniel-tenua- at Lodge. 7:30 p in. The bride elect i a graduate of Tooele High School with the Class of 1XiH. She wa AsEditor of the chool sociate The Buffalog, wa a mem-lie- r paper of the Pep Club, served a president of the Spanish Club and was active in other phase Tooele Education Association President Karl Swan will lead a discussion on how Utah Children may Itenefit from the 1969 Legislature. Nearly 40 per cent of all Peace Corps Volunteer return to college after their overseas tours. of school work. She is now bv Typographic System. MR. TRUJILLO aim attended Tooele High School and wa graduated in 1964. He has served four yean with the U. S. Air Force including a vear in Vietnam. He is employed at the Tooele Army Depot. They will make their home in Totwle. necessary. The problem of the transportation conscious teen-age- r who must fix up that motorcycle or hot rod so that it is really competitive, and the father worried aliout making a wise investment in stocks and 1 Kinds, may seem to have little in common as to objective but they meet more often than realized in the City Library seeking that vital bit of information. Libraries supplement rather than replace each other. Ask any student; grade scIumiI, high school or college or trade school, where he turns when his library doesn't have information he is seeking. They will tell you that its the public library, after school, on weekends or even as fast as they can get there after school, if their library" has all its material on a subject checked out. JL'ST NOBODY reads as much as the patrons of the children's department of a Library. One or two Imoks wont do, it has to lie stacks. Some of them must read at least one of them liefore they get out of the door. If they are to have a section of the City Library for them and their friends very own; to listen to stories, to examine fascinating displays or to just sit and read out of the way of adults, a new library building is needed. An adequate Library building with at least one room where civic groups can meet soon liecoines the focal point of culture in the community. Business men with the value of their investment very much in mind now place adequate Library facilities high on their list of must have" liefore they locate a new business in a town. The Library also preserves the heritage of a community, of a state, of a region, of a nation. It is no less a monument to remind the community of its heritage, than a work of art. CONVENTIONS People go to conventions for the same reasons young ladies attend the Junior Prom to make contacts, eye the competition, and avoid the hazards of being absent. Eugene P. Ber-tiPennsylvania School Journal n, THIRD WARD RELIEF SOCIETY Third Ward Relief Society will meet Monday, February 17 at 10 a.m. for the social relations meeting. Mrs. Leona Boyce will give the lesson and there will be a baby tender. MISS TORRES 'Make Mine Happy Set for Feb. 9 Accidental Verdict OK, if we really love them we II teach them that happiness is living thoughtful of each other, and that parents need to lie , HOME FROM HOSPITAL Mr. Owen R. Henwood relumed to hi home on Tuesday after three week in the LDS Hospital. Mr. Henwood underwent heart surgery in Decetnlier. He is reported feeling much better. ' NEW YORK Accident look rhe live of 112.000 American in 1967, the Insurance Informa- 18-1- happy, tix. David Lee Jones was the center of attraction on Friday, January 31, when he celebrated his first birthdav, at the home of hi parent, Mr. and Mr. Vincent Jone. 343 West Third South. The happy young man opened hi gift and shared lee cream and cake with hi sister Linda. 17. and Debra, age 12. and hi big brother, Keven who it nine. Other guests were Phil Bcvan and the birthday bovt grandpa and grandma, the Alma Boswell. V J s tion Institute report. The only bigger killers were heart disease, canter and strokes. This dialogue takes place in one family situation staged in the Tooele Slake Patent and Youth presentation Make Mine Happy" scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, February IS and 19 at the Stake Center. This fast moving,' lively production is in its last week of rehearsals. Many hours have 1 gone into the dancing, singing, and dramatic acting of a large Former Coach Newell Sorensen cast of teens and adults. Plan now to attend - curtain has hi basketball team. The fifth member arrived on Christ-ma- s time is 7:30 pan. each night. Eve (Dec. 24) at the LDS Admission free. Hospital in Salt Lake City and weighed in at six pound eleven COMPUTERS ounces. He has been named Chris The computer has opened M. and was welcomed by broth-er- s up vast new areas of creative Pat, who is 11 yean old; in endeavor for professionals 10; Jay, 6; and Mark, Scott, nearly every field. By assuming 3 and a half. Mother Camett and the burden of computational sister Sherry, age nine, not to drudgery and shrinking the time be outdone will make a splendid between and hypothesis span section. Grandparents conclusion, the computer has in cheering are Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Manga fact lilerated the creative mind. of Lovell, Wyoming, and Mrs. J. Edward Lundy, executive Nina Garden City, Sorensen, vice president. Ford Motor Co., Utah. , Mrs. Michael J. Bennett announces the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Noreen Kaye to Douglas Sagers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sagers, all of Tooele. The ceremony will take place May 16 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Both are graduates of Tooele High School. 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