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Show i The Tooele Transcript, Friday, May 16, 1969 THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DA- SAINTS Y SEMINARY , Tooele, Utah PROGRAM THEME Therefore let your light so shine before this people, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father who is in heaven. 3 Nephi 12:16 TOOELE STAKE CENTER Sunday, May 18, 1969 7:00 A.M. Tooele District Board of Education Executive Officers , President of Board President Lee V. Bracken President Sherman A, Lindholm President Kenneth johnson Andrew T. Roberts, Clerk of Board OFFICIALS FOR A DAY in observance of National Youth Week sponsored by the BPOE which is nationwide each sear. These students were from Tooele High School and Crantsville High School. From left to right, front rowi Alan Stevens Barbara Atkin, Marcia Burgess, Karen Imlav, Elsie Brinkerhoff, Don Kirk and Doug White. Back row, left to right: Earl Wood, Alio Morrell, Lawrence Hood, E. R. Bill Howard, Mayor Bowman and youth activity chairman Manual Rivas Tooele Elks 1673 Sponsors Law Day , . ! - The Tooele City Corpora- Tooele acquired three new all female. tion came under new leadership Chiefs of Police for 24 hours with the observance They were Marcia Burgess, of Law Day. Wendy Webster and Barbara Atkin. This is the day when stuTHIS IS the first year that dents from Tooele High School take over city government posi-- . Crantsville students have partions. Two Granlsville High ticipated in Law Day. The School students also participattwo students, Karen Imlay and Elsie Brinkerhoff were elected ed in this program. THE TOOELE Elks Lodge to the position of City Treas1673 sponsor Law Day annualurers. ly. This year they afforded 9 Acting on the Youth Program students the opportunity to get with chairman Manual Rivas a closer and better look at was Earl Wood and Alzo MorEach rell. Mayor Bowman and E. their cities government. student sat in with a top city R. Bill Howard gave a very inofficial and received an insight teresting talk to the students. into that individuals job. The guest speaker for the eveTooele High studentbody ning was Lawrence Hood. The president Doug White took over subject of his talk was youth Mayor Bowmans duties for one and their responsibility in life. After office hours the studay. Alan Stevens became the City Attorney and Don Kirk, dents and Elks officials and of City the mayor were treated to a filled the position banquet, sponsored by the Elks. Hge- - Utah's population is one of the youngest in the nation, ac- to a new Federal sur- ( cording Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, R- vey. Utah, reported recently. AS OF JULY 1, 1967, an ,V estimated 11.4 per cent of our , States residents were under five years of age, with another 30.6 7 i, per cent between 5 and years old, Sen. Bennett said. Utahs rankings in these two age categories were second and fourth, respectively, among all states. States ranking higher than Utah in these age groupings were all in the Mountain or Pa- cific Regions, he added. to the According survey by Firemen Attend Fire Investigation Seminar Firemen from Tooele and Crantsville attended the third annual Utah Fire Investigation Seminar recently held in Salt Lake City. Attending from this area were: Donald North, Fire Chief of the Crantsville Department; with Crant Pendleton, Ceorge Cillette, Floyd Bracken, David Buck, Joe Caldwell and Jay Colledge, all firemen from the Tooele Department. The featured speaker was Assistant Chief James L. Smith of Lexington, Kentucky. Chief Smith is one of the nations top authorities in the area of arson investigation. A highlight of the Seminar was the burning of a portion of the old Whitehall Hotel in Salt Lake City. All participants visited the fire scene before and after the burning, and then attended a mock trial regarding the fire. Judge Frank IX Wilkins of Salt Lake County Third District Court presided at the mock trial. of An excellent discussion the juvenile and Anon was given by Judge Regnal W. Garff Jr. of the Second District Juvenile Court, Salt Lake City. The Seminar was presented by the Utah Technical College at Provo with the cooperation of the Office of the Utah State Fire Marshal and the Utah State Firemens Association. the Department of Commerce, Utah was also one of nine states with a population whose median age was less than 25. THE STUDY estimated our State's total population on July 1, 1968, at 1,034,000,, with a population growth between 1960 and 1967 of 14.7 per cent, Sen. Bennett said. It 4s interesting to note MFS Declares that only two other States out Dividend of the eight in our region had a higher rate of growth during The board of directors of the seven year period. They Mountain Fuel Supply Compwere Nevada and Arizona, he any Tuesday declared a divi- added. dend of 42 cents a share on the Companys capital stock payable June 16 to shareholders of record May 30. The dividend will be the 98th consecutive dividend paid GtiEJ&fc by the Company since its or-- , ganization in 1935. The current dividend is in the same amount as was paid in the first quarit ter of 1969 and is equivalent to an annual dividend of $1.68. wmm V a am 'i. falifiiv lilts In a Kentucky mountain polling place a mountain gal was being quizzed by the election clerk What party do you affiliate with? he asked. Have I gotta answer that? liHTO ay naii f f she frowned. If you want a ballot, you do, replied the clerk. Wa-a- l, then, the gal declared, I dont want no ballot cause the party I affiliate with aint F. G. Keman divorced yet! t 0jt te3nii Qasny Jtff David L. Bolliger, Principal Alan Curtis Steve Packer erry Nelson AMERICAN LEAGUE GIANTS are K. Lundcen, R. Culley, C. Shields S. K. N. Richards Bevan, Luke, K. Fish, R. Manzanares, M. Bevan, manager, V. Manzacoach. narez, R. Bevan, J. Nicholson, R. Cooper, B. Pitt, R. Palmer and G. Elton, YVBBA Allan Burgess Utahs Population One of Nations Youngest , Seminary Faculty ilt-m- ii Or-- Jtf . , . Seminary Council President Ron Porter Vicki Bevan Mike Marett Vice President Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Vice President Vice President Vice President Secretary Historian Chorus President Williamson Sam Sanderson Carol Hampton Bill Colleen Bevan Lynn Seal NORTH TOOELE CRANTSVILLE STAKE TOOELE STAKE STAKE FIRST WARD Wuttortyd SMCNm Hn (tow 0aoow OuH Rogar Go LM Robert Shotted Merwi MW) Ceto UmoMA Bob THIRD WARD ST. JOHN O Norma Rosa Catdwah Gave Jo Nt'NOn LMM C Bom Tmof mw) Jo to Vcfc Somoa (tow Bom Cun Room C Tom w f itowd Now V FOURTH WARD M w) Sagan ERDA 0ou9s Raul Chann Paner Mhaa McKay An yow) Mew todwion Oww Cotoon Ehnbo Bon toner MMotoo Joyce Thowooon Match CLOVER Amy Dana EOmgton Rosemary Hogan James Macom Madsen Debra Rotene Deooreh Arm Shut Mcha McKay SmWi Sue Ann B d i Daws nda Ann Oamt Matone Russen la nda tow t Jwn (low (mm Kw Canon Me Boom IdM frosse MW) Doto Gw (tow ftoen Peggy Jw Rntoch Alan $man Dianna Sotoarg 00 Vet at Rhar K EICHTH WARD (low Pamaia Sue Cana Evan B Dams Dav Bsion Oauat Paul Dm Hamilton Syha Chntianten Susan Kaye Hana Laacft St Mmw Susan Pony Sua Romwo Haw Lm Dto dame Sherwood TWELFTH (low yw) J Btmdaa WARD Steven Wayne Bowen Edward L Bum Robert Empey JoAnne Erickson Gloria Dawn Garc Allan B Karr Gaya L MJibum Sua Cana Robe E Efcmgton Stewed loach McArthur Grant Laura lee Rcharon Susan trana ShW Edith Ann Smgtaton Alan J Stovtn Bnnt Kathleen Roxanne Slater Wayne J SpaHord TENTH WARD (low year) George WJkam Rohan K Aegod Karma An arson Joanne Egakmd Nanatta Jov Fih Scon Aton Fith lauraan Lm Scott H Me Bath Brown Gary Garc Laur Dckenon j Dewyn Egetund Teresa Ann McSray THIRTEENTH WARD Nancy lyn ManaM Mkton A Meughan Dobra Virginia Osan Paula Ann Pvtona Jams Cotoan Bon Joel Ham Sagan William Bus sal Spanca Karan M SyddSH Vmcant Calvin Dot AMERICAN LEAGUE BRAVES F. Killpack, Sam McCrone, Pat Sorensen, K. Richardson, J. Buzianis, R. Lewis T. Black, R. Elton, T. YVilson, coach; R. Sylva,' M. Killpack, M. McKendrick, R. Ilarvey, M. Munro, J. Boltz, B. Blcazard, L. Bleazard, manager. Missing from the picture are R. Dale and B. Smart. YVBBA Raggv Andenon Kyte Wade Bateman Lmda Rm Jonas Knss Lae Vfgima Mar (lour Sweanngen yew) Marc Gayle Burgess Janna Cox Ha Gm Hatton Coral Jar Winchester (fourth yew) Gary B Bates Robert Clinton Bauer Char Virgin Har Atica Mar Kotford Lm RussaH STOCKTON j WAiern Jackson Hogan Roberta Ann Jacobs Kathleen Lwy Anna Lowry Brant H McBath Ryene MatekJ Richard D Rusk Marta Sandmo Bob Thomas LAKEVIEW Mary Jane Breibgam Craig Mathews DeAnr Palmer (tour yM) Susan Laura Anderson Conn Rm Bankhead Ann Beaumont Tarry Pama WARD ELEVENTH Kaon Blanchard Paula Chnetme E nekton Sieve Quad1 Susan k LxSdaa Von M tor Lynn Don BoMtoorg Deanna Smith MW) JwW Man On Oaan Cn Lowery (low LynnSaal yew) Bateman aon Bateman Oewd Brent Banewe John G'tone Gtoort Kay Etoen Span E Florence Melon Litton MBH" Pamia RuaaeH L Penny Rm StnaOy Don Bovto Joseph - YVBBA AMERICAN LEAGUE YVILDCATS R. Froscheiser, YV. Johnson, D. McArthur, D. Rollie, R. Martinez, C. Nelson, S. Elkington, D. Larson, D. Pruett, J. Fandl, G. Riley, K. Degelbeck, D. YVilliams, S. Carlisle, manager. Absent from picture D. Dale. SIXTH WARD l SEVENTH WARD Sneth Kathy Ruoo Florence Eieme Young Jenson (low yoar) Cia Geraid Crag R G A Dennis Hawker Suranne Sutton Mono Andonon Sown (tow Soranaon Koto Amutaga Sheryl Dunn Debra Rm Suzanne India Norma jaan McCann FIFTH WARD Own Mmw 0 Vfei Lynn Bevan Richard Genn Martm Cato Sager (tow K Moem KwenS Water MW) Mad Cotoan BmaPaad Joyce Eme B'oedheed Lotto Cws (to 0DM KioM Bryan Deny (tow CNMr Cvto Tem lea Sevan Damat Oma Oegg LAKEPOINT SECOND WARD (lour year) Laurab Benson LmI Carol Shepherd KandaH Ray Thomas David J Yarbrough yew) Jerald Wayne Sagers VERNON Dave J Merchant Myrl Rae (JNon (lour . yew) Jean Gurney Susan Ju Vicki Rta A Olson Jo Pehrson Miche Yates Even after the decline in power, Portugal still controls an empire 23 times its area. overseas Jennifer AMERICAN LEAGUE YANKEES S. Sorensen, G. Busico, J. Jones, D. Nix, T. Pomeroy, D. Gochis B. Curry, D. McFarland, C. Pomeroy, D. Tinnin, D. Kentch, J. Shinder, T. Portwood, B. Gochis, D. Sutton, John Jefferies, manager. YVBBA Little League Begins Play yOlfB 0EST Free Hearing Aid SERyiCE CENTER The Tooele American League open play Saturday special ceremonies at 9 YVBBA will 3SS5 Wl33i jsr V i Wliari Vt Cvsto A. (0)7 i N Main Spring Regular Ventilated Toothbrushes SAVE OrotiWH 61c t At your Komstown wont to invito you to oin mo in olo broting Wottom Auto' 60 YEARS of MWNt, voiuo and catistoctron for oil! at Chooio block, grwn, rod or biuo. 2 N520 1 4 69e TEEL Seat Cushion . dolr, OAO 00 Dyna-Fle- x Once-- a -- Year :: Spedall with 119? a.m. HIS TEMPER COOLS OFF IN AN HOUR, I1D JUDGE... I'M A BIT DIFFERENT... I CARRY A GRUDGE! c T v 'I iw ? ttm he to President Dean Bevan announces that the Giants will vie with the Yankees in the 10 a.m. opener. The Braves will then test the YVildcats at 12 noon. .nr Many local morch.uils making bascb.ill possible to lliese 60 boys. f 9 Tooele, Kirk Hotel Tuesday, May 20 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. iPhone 882-137- 2 May is Better Hearing Month. let me help you now. BELT0NE 317 South Main Street - Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 f |
