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Show Nolunu Number Seventy Five Tooele, Utah, Friday, June 6, 1969 Number One Slansbury Scouters To Aid in Building Project Fred Moscon, work project chairman for the Stansbury district of the Boy Scouts of America, has announced that district scouters have been asked to help with a construction project of Camp East Fork on the Bear River Friday and Saturday June 20 and friends have also been invited to enjoy the outing. Further information about the program can be had by calling Mr. Moscon at 882-065- Pot Luck Dinner 21. iiA 3V - . .7' ) State Road Officials and Tooele County Commissioners, Tuesday, inspected the plant site of Magnesium Project. Left to Right: Quinton Adair, District Engineer; LaVaun Cox, Road Commission Vice Chairman; Ccorge Buzianis, County Commissioner; Paul Ciligan, Federal Aid Supervisor and Jack Erickson, County Road Supervisor. Commissioners Authorize Preliminary Study for Magnesuim Plant Road WATER Members of the Utah State Road Commission met Tuesday, come from June 3, with the Tooele County Valley. Commissioners to discuss the alMembers ignment of a road to the Lake ed Quinton Shore site of the new Magnesium State Road FOR the plant will deep wells in Rush of the group includAdair, Engineer for District No. three which includes Tooele County; Project Plant. TWO PROPOSED routes were LaVaun Cox, Vice Chairman of .considered. The most favored one would begin at the Tempi interchange and continue west for three miles paralel to Interstate 80 and then 11 miles north to the plant site. This was preferred because it would facilitate the inA new Federal sampling has stallation of lines for power, phone and water. The route would also revealed some clues to gold in be 3'4 miles shorter than the an old mining district in Utahs second proposal which would run Juab and Millard Counties that north to the plant from the Delle offered possibilities for further Interchange. The advantage of exploration by private industry. the second plan lies in the fact Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, said today. that even though the total disTHE GEOLOGICAL Surtance from Grantsville to the plant would be greater the road vey section of the Interior Dethe county would construct would partment has taken a new look at the old mining district in actually be two miles shorter. The Tooele County Com- the Drum Mountains, and has a quartz-lik- e missioners authorized the State found jasperoid Road Commission to make pre- rock containing extremely liminary studys to aid in making finely - divided particles of cost estimates. gold, Sen. Bennett reported. had earlier modern geochemical Commissioners Using expressed the hope that work on methods in an extensive sampling the road could be completed in program, U.S. Geological Survey time to permit construction of scientists identified the gold clues in the Detroit Mining the plant to begin this fall. Seven new latrines are being erected at the camp by the Great Salt Lake Council and each district of the council has been assigned a specific part of the work. Stansbury district has been asked to erect pre-cbuildings for the will have districts Other facility. finished the footings and concrete vault by June 20. Mr. Moscon said that scouters should bring food, a fishing pole and a good attitude as well as a saw, level and hammer as they join in the project. Wives and On Wednesday, June 11 there will be a Pot Luck dinner held in the Fellowship Hall of the United Methodist Church at 6:00 p.m. This dinner is being held in honor of the Rev. and Mrs. Eldon F. Nicholson and family, who are leaving shortly for a new charge at Monte Vista, Colorado. All members of the church as well as friends of the Nicholson family are invited to attend. Tooele Stake Schedules Quarterly Conference Quarterly conference of the Tooele Stake is scheduled for the State Road Commission; Paul this coming weekend, June 7 and 8, according to announcement by Ciligan, Federal Aid Supervisor to the Road Commission and Jack Lee V. Bracken, Stake President. Allan M. Swan, regional represenErickson, Tooele County Road of the Council of. the Supervisor. Also included were tative Twelve, will preside. Tooele County Commissioners There will be a special meetGeorge Buzianis, and Sterling ing on Saturday afternoon at Halladav. 4:30 p.m. and the following should be in attendance: Stake Presidency, Stake Clerks and Executive Secretary, High Council, Bishoprics, and Ward Clerks and Executive Secretaries. Stake leadership meeting will northbe held at 7:00 p.m. and those to 25 miles about District, be in attendance are Stake Preswest of Delta. Sen. Bennett said the USGS idency, High Council, Clerks, Exec team reported that jasperoid out- Secretary; Bishoprics, Ward Clerks, crops containing the greatest Exec Secretaries;. Melchizetlek amount of gold appeal1 to ' be Priesthood Quorum Presidencies, confined to an irregular zone Unit leaders, Group leaders, and about a mile wide and up to Secretaries; Stake Auxiliary Sumiles long. Presidencies, two and one-haperintendencies, THE STUDY showed such and Board Members; Ward Auxfinely - divided gold would iliary Superintendencies and Prenormally escape detection unless sidencies; Ward Aaronic the rock is assayed or examined Ward Aaronic PriestSen. Bennett hood Gen Sec. Youth and Adult; microscopically, said. and all other members of ward A full report of the study, councils. Gold - bearing Jasperoid in Sunday morning there will the Drum Mountains, Juab and be a general session beginning at Millard Counties, Utah, may 10:00 a.m. to which all stake membe obtained through the USGS bers are urged to attend and the office at the Federal Building, general public is invited. The stake Salt Lake City. Relief Society Singing Mothers Federal Survey Reveals Gold Clues in Utah ' lf Preist-sidencie- s; Horsemanship Counts Bit and Spur to Choose Queen A number of Tooeles finest young riders, who also happen to be among the prettiest girls in town, have joined the contest .for the crown of July 4th Rodeo Queen. JUDGING WILL take place on Friday June 13th at 7:30 p.m. in the Bit and Spur Arena and the public has been invited to attend without charge. Although no one knows who will be queen, one thing is certain, she will be an excellent horsewoman for over 50 percent of all qualifing points will be awarded on the basis of how well the contestant can handle her mount. The remaining points will be divided equally between the appearance of the horse and its trappings and the poise and personality of the contestant. A judge from out of town will make the final selection of the queen and her two attendents who will then reign over the Forth of July celebration and other events sponsored by the Bit and Spur Club. Contestants and their sponsors who have entered the competition so far are: Jonna Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cox whos sponsor is Browns; DeAnne daughter of Robert sponsor, Claudes Phillips 66 Service Station; Kathy Elton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sunset Sport sponsor, Elton, Center; Connie York, daughter War-burto- n, War-burto- n, of Mr. and Airs. Gene York, sponsor, Hood Drug; Correne Ilamil- EAGLES LODGE KATHY ELTON Sponsor Sunset Sport Center JONNA COX Sponsor, Browns 64 ELDER SWAN will furnish sion. for this ses- music The two-da- y conference will be held in the Tooele Stake Center, 253 South Second East. Public Library Changes Lending Policy and Federal Water Pollution Con- - Albertsons Plans Ladies Golf Tourney Tooele Golf Pro Earl Schnei-te- r announced today a special golf tournament sponsored by Albertsons Food Center exclusively for the Ladies will be played on 18. Anyone wishing to enter the trol Agency has committed a grant of about $31, (XX). Sewage collection lines and sewage disposal systems can be financed by FHA to organizations on a nonprofit basis such as nonprofit corporations, municipalities, and sewage disposal districts. Small subdivisions are also eligible. . Sodding Continues At City Cemetery Sodding of all perpetual care lots in block nine at the Tooele City Cemetery has been completed as the program to place grass on all lots continues. Crews now are working on block five, six and ten. City officials have stated that all plantings except ever greens will be removed to facilitate the laying of the commercially grown sod. Owners who have small trees or other plants they wish to save should remove them as soon as possible. As work is started on each new area, notices will appear in this paper. Any person who woidd like a Cemetery lot placed under Perpetual care is reminded that the $100 charge can be paid at any time at the City offices. This fee must be paid before sod can be placed on that part of the cemetery. Last Rites Held for Clyde Colledge Funeral services for Charles Clyde Colledge were held Wednesday June 4, 1969 at the Third Seventh Ward Chapel. Gene D. White of the Third Ward Bishopric conducted the service which was carried out as follows. Prelude and postlude music was by Leona Pocock; remarks - Gene D. White; Invocation, Keith Ahlstrom. A Musical selection I Need Thee Every Hour was sung by Carver Bryan, Wendell Droubay, Kenneth Shields, Bevan Anderson accompanist was Dorothy Turner. Speaker, Marion D. Bevan; musical selection. Piano solo by Martha Lauras Theme and Johnson Bom Free; speaker, J. Lloyd Callister. . . musical selection Closing "Lords Prayer was sung by Roxie Dobson with Geraldine Droubay playing accompaniment and he benediction was by N. How ,rd Jensen. Interment was in the Tooele City Cemetery where grave was dedicated by Roy Bollschwieller. Pall Bearers were Robert Colledge, Gary Colledge, Ken Colledge, Robert Barrus, Kent Bollschwieller, and Steven Colledge. Honorary Pall Bearers was David Bollschwieller. The prayer at the Mortuary was by Even competition should register at the food center on June 12, 13, 14. At a recent meeting the Tooele Pairings will be made at the cenPublic Library Board approved a ter during registration. motion that will change the lendof the as ing policy City Library it effects patrons who are not residents of the city. The motion states that any person living in Tooele City can continue to borrow books without charge. But those living outside of city limits will be charged a two dollar fee yearly. Board mem- bers felt that the modest charge woidd be fair because county taxpayers do not contribute to the support of the facility. Tax support comes only from city residents. All partrons of the library are being asked to register for new cards beginning July 1. The new lending policy will go into effect at that tiir.e. The Board also approved a summer operating schedule for the library, which will now be open each day, Tuesday through Friday from 12:30 until 8:30 p.m. and on Saturdays from 1:00 until 6:00 p.m. On Sundays and MonHere are some of the ladies who will take to the links at the Tooele Golf Club Wednes-adays the library will be closed. in search of the Championship of the second annual Grandmothers Tournament. Front Row: Dixie O Brien, Connie Outzen with two of her grandchildren Brent Outzen and Cory Bolmder Second Row: Rowena Bryan, Gail Tate, Carol Shields, Norma Pitt, (who is the ladies golf club President but not yet a grandmother) and Cenieve Jones. Rydalch, 882-097- 1 or for the event Bill and Liz Leonelli, Business to be taken care of during this special meeting will include the appointment ot a Grand Marshall for the Club 882-412- DE ANNE WARBURTON Sponsor, Claudes Phillips 66 The FHA loan is to be repaid over a period of forty years. The community is contributing approximately $50,000 towards construction of the system June the menu for the Bit and Spur Club dinner meeting Friday, June 6. The dinner will be served at the club house at 8:(X) p.m. Members are asked to call for their reservations. Call Tigger Queens. 1 " June 6 Friday, Italian Spahetti will top Any Tooele County Girl, married or single, who is 16 years old or over is eligible with the one exception of former Bit and Spur 882-309- 4. direct loan in the amount of $115,000 to about 215 rural families and about 15 commercial businesses in Wendover, Tooele, County, Utah to construct sewage collection lines and a sewage lagoon waste disposal system has been approved by FHA. This loan will enable Wendover City to construct sewage collection lines adequate for collection of all sewage waste from the city and sewage lagoons adequate for sewage disposal. Construction on this project will provide approximately 4,000 man days of labor for engineers, operators of ditch digging equipment, surveyors, construction workers and day laborA ers. Bit and Spur Dinner Meeting the crown. 882-353- Wendover To Construct Sewage System y W.B. Trailer Sales ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Hamilton, sponsor Sinclair Service; Susan Quamberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Quamberg, sponsor, Allens Foodtown, and Peggy Rydalch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Judd Rydalch, sponsor W. B. Trailer Sales. OTHER contestants will be announced later. Club officials expect at least 15 girls to vie for For further information and applications contact Rita Paulick 6 at or Joyce Buzianis Tooele Merchants began loading the sidewalks in front of their stores with specially priced Merchandise Wednesday as the Citys annual sidewalk sale days got underway. Shoppers could compair the value of items ranging from new cars to baby cloths. Prices have been .lashed throughout the downtown business district to provide many money saving opportunities. The Sale will continue through Saturday June 7. SUSAN QUARNBERG Sponsor Allens Foodtown sponsored Sot June 7 4th - 6 of July p.m. Dinner Dance following $5 Couple Second Annual Grandmothers To Shoot For Championship A Golf Tournament limited to Grandmothers exclusively will be played Wednesday, June 11, at the Tooele Golf Club. Last year saw the inauguration of this special tourney which Golf Pro Earl Schneiter termed a great success with 80 grandmothers taking part. Schneiter said he expects an even greater field this year. Entries for the one day event will be accepted right up through Tuesday, June 11. Along with the six dollar entry fee the grandmothers must also provide proof that they are indeed grandmothers. This evidence should be taken to Pro Schneiter before the deadline. And, incidently, Scheiter suggests, They bring a photograph not the kids. Lunch and refreshments will be provided for all entrants. A shotgun start will get things under wav at 8:00 a.m. with the ladies expected to shoot 18 holes. Prizes will be awarded for the low gross and the low net score in each flight. , Undor. ht DRUG STORE Rotation Plan CALBUGLt QUG will bo opon Sunday |
