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Show GIIS Honor Roll THIRD SECTION Following is a list of the GIIS studentswhohavemadehigl) honors with their grade point average this past nine week term. 1IIGII HONORS (4.0)i TWELFTH Pat Reacham, Carolee Cherry Hearty, Marilyn The Tooele Transcript, Friday, April 4, I960 Nt w (liiv FUNERAL resident of Grants-vill- e Appointment traveled to Declo, Idaho on Anuouiuf meat is g made Monday, where they attended by Mayor Ter I Hmisaker of the funeral service of one of the apmintment of Mr. Alf Grantsville' former residents, Gamble as Grantsville City Build- Mr. Alliert Olson, who was 73 ing and Sewer and Sanitation y ear of age. Mr. and Mrs. James R. WillnsHctor. Mr. Gamble who has the liams, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur BarCity Building usector. in addi- ms, Mrs. Goldie laiwrence, Mr. tion will woik under the direc- ami Mr. William Judd, Mr. tion of Mr. Frank lluks, who has Mvra Johnson, Mr. Annie Willieen apMiinted the new County liam and Mr. Lucy Naylor all sanitarian. Mr. links, in turn, motored to attend the service. will lie directed by the State Mr. and Mr. Charles Lawrence and Miss Mary Lou JefBoard of Health. Septic tank and sewage tests will lie feries, of Tooele, and Mr. and under the direc tion of Mr. Hicks Mr. Haul Barru aud young son of the County, and Mr. Gamble Joseph, of Pamnna, California were also in attendance. of the City. Cas-tagn- o, Jones. ELEVENTH Gunderson, Kristy Karma Nelson. TENTH laiurie Anderson. Ik-c- NINTH Kevin Imlay. EIGHTH Patrice Anderson, Paskett, Tara Crowther, Prixtor. TWELFTH Dean Howard, Ray VanN'oy, Junie Cav Hunt, Teresa Palmer, Ixtla Smith, Carol Soellierg, Camille Williams, Margaret Easter Egg Hunt Saturday Little league Tryouts Scheduled ELEVENTH Wayne Butler, Beth Anderson, Janet Anderson, Jennifer Crist, Ann Johnson, Karen Jan Sutton, Karen Young. TENTH Harold Glade Rradshaw, Nelson. Larry Proctor, Dana Crowther, Julie Gamble, Ahn Diane Hammond, Gustaveson, Marilyn Johansou, Patricia Lemmon, Arlene Medina, Shirlcne Iin-la- Try-out- Palmer, Kim Riddle, Lee Ann Rolierts, Robin Van Nov, Robin Warner. NINTH Terry Bcckstead, Mark Linda Butler, Susan EICHTII Robin Curtis Anderson, Baird, Gary Christ ley, Jerry Gun- derson, Larry Lawrence, Dennis Just 12 days left HAVE THAT about your John- - son, Susan Palmer. Imivs. FEELING Sand- - Lemmon, Merrill Nelson, Jack Nelson, Kenneth Nunley, John Rainey, Scott Williams, Vickie Jolcne Jones, Annalyn Lawrence, Jill Millward, Lori ELDER WALK Missionary To he Honored t Sonya and Ahn Gustaveson, dance to the Hawaiian War Chant, on the CHS travelling assembly. The how was presented at the High School Wednesday and w ill travel to Wend-ove- r on Monday, April 7, Dugway, Tuesday and to Wasatch on Wednesday. Anderson. Kids don't forget the big It's Spring again and time Easter egg hunt that will take for s Lillie League Saturday at 12:00 noon in place which will Ite starting on April Grantsville. Children from ages 7 and continuing through April 1 to ten are invited to the City 10. Monday, April 7 will lie try Park on Cherry Street to particiout for the 9 year uld Ihivs; Tuespate in the fun. There will lie day, April 8 for the 10 year uld prize and lucky eggs. Don't Imvs; Wednesday, April 9, 11 mis the fun! and 12 year old lioys and Thursday, April 10 i for all ages, 9, INTELLECTUAL 10, 1 1, 12. The time is 5 (H) p.m., An intellectual is one who and the place is at the Granls-vill- e put idea and aesthetic ideal City Park, East Cherry first; a politician is one who puts Street. Hoys of this age in the the attainment and exercise of William V. ShanCity are encouraged to try- power first. for non, "The President and the In- out for summer baseball SINKING Janet SEVENTH Lvnn Ratcliffe. HONORS (3.5 3.9). j(Mrph Loprz, MoiirtU Warner and David Cole represent students of (he Fifth Grade at the Grantsville Elementary School, who presented Mr. Juanita Rendon with an Easter Lilv Wednesday. Mr. Rendon, the 106 year old Grantsville lady who fell and broke her leg recently, ha endeared herself to all with her sweet and uncomplaining way. ATTENDS Several Nanette Millward, Kim Sandlierg. SEVENTH Minchcy, IN HOSPITAL Mr. Ix-- (Skip) Johnson is in the I.DS Hospital where he underwent neck surgery cm Tuesday. He is reported to lie in satisfactory condition. o AMERICANA There i no present shortage of raw material in the I'.S.. at the news stands anyway. Don Debra Butler, Mildred Cole, Denton (Tex) Record Fraser, Carol Drake, Rodger Hunt, Jill Chronicle Terri Judd, Raylene Johnson, Palmer, Kirkpatrick, Charles ARTISTS Larry Sandlierg, Scott Soellierg, The artist is the only erson Mark Watson. able to see the present. He is the only guy who is not trapped in the rear-viemirror. Eric CONTEMPLATION McLuhan, Pace In our present society the AUTOMOBILES incessant onslaught of our Boli Bowers of the West Virman means of communication can bury us like an avalanche. With- - ginia Petroleum Association in all barrage of words si- - fere a thought to ponder. In 1910, lence is more important than be says, each car on the road ever. The need man has for the contained an average of 3.2 per- contemplative element in his sons. In 1950, the average was life seems to le increasingly 2.1. In I960, it was 1.4. Can it felt today. Thomas G. Hand, then !e surmised he asks, by 1980 every third car on the road r, "The Challenge of Zen," will e empty? erica James Dent, Charleston Gazette hu-ber- g, of-th- is Anr-Gree- HOUSE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l Barrel are entertaining house guests this week when their son Hal, hi wife and young scni Joseph, motored from Iamoiia, Calif., to spend their Faster vacation. ENTERTAIN GUESTS Annie Williams entertained house guests Monday evening, when her grandson, Craig Evans and two of hi friends, motored from Oakland, California, and tnpiecl for a visit cn route to Brigham Young University where they planned to look over the campus. Ihe Oldlttn&i f A' At Homecoming Homecoming for Elder who recently returned from the Texas Mission, will le held on Sunday, April 6 at 4:4.5 p.m. in the Grantsville Third Ward. Elder Walk returned to Grantsville on Thursday, March 20 and after visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Walk, enrolled at the University of Utah, where lie is uow attending school. Dale-Wal- m down BOTH to your noorby offico-o- nd wy FEDERAL "Bon Voyoflt" to your to lun troublti. Wo'll prepare, clou- ond guarantee the accuracy of your return. Our entire crew is at your service. Soil H I It BLOCK ..... OUARAMTII rUP ! We guarantee accurate preparation of every tax return. 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