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Show Youth Work At Tooele Army Depot Under Program OG&G n:otii:c m Typical of todays industrious Edge-ma- n are Cilbert t and Bill Bums who are spending the summer months working at Tooele Army Depot. THEY ARE two of the 180 youths employed at the depot in the Youth Employment Program, a government - sponsored program whereby high school and college students are afforded the chance to work between school terms. Edgeman is working in the Returned Materiel Division and Bums works in the Box and Crate week, shop. They work a right along with regular TAD Attend Convention young-se- NOTICE TO WATER USERS The following applications have been filed with the State Engineer to change and appropriate water in Tooele County, State of Utah, throughout the entire year unless otherwise designated. Locations in SLB&M. 588-Anschutz Land Company, Ltd., dba Hatch Land and Livestock Company, Suite 5351 South State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, proposes to change the point of diversion and place of use of 2.44 sec.-f- t. of water evidenced by Dil. Claim No. 2209 ). The water has been diverted from a stream at a point N. 890 ft. E. 60 ft. from E' Cor., Sec. 32, T5S, R7W, and used for stockwatering of 25 horses, 500 cattle, 1000 sheep, and from Mar. 15 to Oct. 31 for irrigation of 291 acs. All uses in S'ASW'i Sec. 31, T5S, R7W, N'A- -' NW'4 Sec. 6, T6S, R7W; NE, NW'4, SVV4, WWSE'A Sec.' I, 40-ho- (16-541- T6S, R8W. of Hereafter, 2.44 sec.-f- t. water is to be diverted from Bar-loCreek at a point S. 67 degrees 56 min. W. 1554 ft. from NE Cor. Sec. 28, 158, K7W, and used tor stockwatering of 25 horses, 500 cattle, 1000 sheep, and from Mar. 15 to Oct. 31, for supplemental irrigation of 328 acs., limited to the sole supply for 291 w MARKS MATERIAL Sylvia Curry instructs Cilbert Edge man in the proper method of stencilling markings on returned material. Edgeman is one of 180 youths- - employed at the depot during the summer months. acs. All uses in SEV4SW4, SW4-SE'- 4 Sec. 9, NE'A, NW'4, SW'4, Sec. 16, SE'ANE'A, NWViSE'i, NE'4SE'4 Sec. 17, T6S, R7W. 39473 Darrell (152335) James Didericksen, Box 444, Crantsville, Utah, 0.015 sec.-f- t. of water from a well 100-30ft. deep at a point S 500 ft. W. 500 ft. from NE Cor., Sec. 35, T2S, R6W, and used for domestic purn. Jeep Patrolmen 0 MR. EVANS employees. are high Their supervisors in their praise of the productivity of these young people stating that they are ambitious, anxious to learn, and a real asset to the Lynn Evans Receives depot. TAD hires these young people under two seperate programs, the Summer Aid Program in which they are selected from a register maintained in Salt Lake City, and the Summer Examination Program, where prospective employees take an examination, which they must pass before they are hired. In the Aid program the depot employes 128 youths and another 45 were selected under the Examination progiam. These young people work throughout the depot, performing such tasks as clerk typists, working on the roads and ground crews, reclaiming lumber as well as the various activities in storage and maintenance. They also have the benefit of durprofessional counselling their of period employment. ing Tom Martin, a graduate of BYU is the Youth Counselor advising them as to training, future schooling and better work habits. Lynn B. Evans, 2991 Kenwood Street, Salt Lake City, received a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Educational Administration from the University of Utah, Saturday. A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Evans, 314 North First East, Tooele, graduated from Tooele High School, received his B.- A. degree from the U of U in 1946 and his Master of Art degree in 1950. He is married to the former Georgia Kanell of Salt Lake and they are the of Doctorate parents six girls. ' Just 1&CQE Arrived At VALLEY WOflWl- - BIRTH- SJames and Rebecca Brown, of Tooele, a daughter, Aug. 20. Reed and Diana Tucker, TooMonday Mens ele, daughter, Aug. 21. MEDICA- LLeague Bowling Desma Magee, Crantsville There will be a meeting at the Helen Roten, Tooele Tooele Bowling Alley at 7:30 p.m. Monday, August 25, to discuss SURCER- Ythe rules and set up the teams for Mari Anne Iloesch, Arizona the 1969-7- 0 season. Intentions are Mary Ann Dyson, New York to start bowling September 8. Cornelius Dyson, New York All former league members Charles Dyson Sr., New York and new members are urged to Charles Dyson Jr., New York attend. If you are interested but Frank Trusty Jr., Tooele cannot attend the meeting, please Jean Workman, Crantsville call Frank Miner Shirley McEachem, Tooele An optimist is a Robert Brinkerhoff, Crantsville d bridegroom who buys a home Roy Phelan, California 4 n str , 1 71 n r near a school. poses of 1 family, stockwatering of 2 horses, 1 cow, 2 sheep, 2 pigs and from Apr. 1 to Oct. 31 for irrigation of 0.25 acs. All uses in NEWNE'A Sec. 35, T2S, R6W. Protests resisting the granting of these applications with reasons therefor must be Bled in duplicate with the State Engineer, 442 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114, on or before Sept. 28, 1969. Hubert C Lambert State Engineer . (Published in Tooele Transcript, Tooele, Utah on Aug. 15, 22, and 29, 1969) The Tooele Transcript, Fri., August 22, 1969 The problems of the first aid were set up by Dr. Dee Dickson from Weber County and were similar to the type of injuries we could find in the mountains Tooele when we were on a search. Memliers of the County Sheriffs Jeep Patrol journeyed to Price, Utah to attend the Annual Convention of the Utah State Search and Rescue Association of which the Tooele unit is a charter member. TOOELE was represented at the convention by Commander and Mrs. Walt Shubert, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Murray, Mr. and Mrs. James Winchester, Clyde Allen, George Kramer, Deputy and Mrs. James Park, and Sheriff and Mrs. Fay Gillette. Association officers for the 1969 and 1970 year are as follows: Commander Merlin Walker, from Uinta County; 1st Vice Commander Ken Blackner from Iron County; 2nd Vice Commander Robert Smith from Utah County; Secretary, Stan Tebbs from Davis County, Purchasing Agent, Clen Assey from Beaver County, and Treasurer Ken Worden of Morgan County. The convention began at 10:00 a.m. Friday, August 15. at the Carbon County Courthouse. Sheriff Albert Passic welcomed all Patrol members to Carbon County. The first business meeting was held at 1:00 p.m. in the Court House and at this time the officers for the coming year were nominated. During the time of the business meeting, the Carbon County Ladies entertained Auxiliary the visiting ladies at a luncheon held at the Price Elks Home. AT 3:30 P.M. the action moved to the City Park for the first aid contest. This year was the leginning of a new type of first aid contest. In past years first aid teams from each unit competed with each other and the competition became very specialized so this year each man that wanted to compete in first aid registered for the contest. The names were put in a hat and drawn on a random basis. The teams consisted of five men and were in most part from other patrols. . Each team performed three exercises and the work was done with the materials on hand. Tree limbs and jackets were used for stretchers. Belts, shoe laces, ties, etc., were used to tie splints in place. The State Association believes this type of first aid is by far superior for our work than the formal contests of the past year. THE WINNING team was composed of men from Vernal, Weber and Davis, Morgan, Provo. They had never had the opportunity of working with the other men liefore. This proves that a man trained in first aid can work with others to complete the task with the materials at hand. A steak cookout at the Price City Park completed the activities of the first day. Saturday was the pistol shoot, parade of vehicles, election of officers and the convention banquet in the evening. Uintah County produced the winning pistol team. Davis County the top individual shooter and the guest speaker at the banquet was Maxwell Rich of Sa'. Lake City. MR. ZENTNER E. D. Zentner Awarded Masters Degree E. D. Zentner, 153 South Second East, Tooele, was awarded a Master's Degree in Business Education in University of Utah commencement exercises Saturday. Mr. Zentner, a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Zentner, 172 South 3rd Street, is a graduate of Tooele High School. He received his Bachelor of Science from the U of U in 1965 and is married to the former Linda Lee Archer, El Monte, California. They are the parents of three children. ATTEND REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cooper and son Rodger attended a three day reunion for the Saxton family-iTwin Falls, Idaho. While there Rodger celebrated his 13th birthday. ROCK HUNTING TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Cary Crosseley of Stockton and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shorthill of Lehi returned Sunday from a three day trip to Book Cliffs, where they enjoyed rock hunting. Sgt Gerald Mueller left for a year's tour of duty in Vietnam Applicant: Before 1 take this August 17. lie leaves behind his job, tell me, are the hours long?" family and wife Robin. Boss: No, only 60 minutes each. 882-037- ninety-year-ol- 7 NOTICE TO PUBLIC PUBLIC HEARING e Junction Proposed to New Magnesium Plant Site ( ) Project No. 1 T Road-Timpi- Bill Bums and his supervisor Bill LABELS BOXES The Tooele County Commisare shown as Bums receives instructions on how to sion herewith advises all interoperate a labeling machine in TADs Box and Crate shop. ested persons of proposed improvements in the nature of a new highNOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS way designated as Federal Aid Secondary Route 128 which is to IN THE THIRD IN THE THIRD be built in Tooele County, Utah DISTRICT COURT, JUDICIAL as Project No. JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, ( ). The IN AND FOR IN AND FOR location of the improvements is ' TOOELE COUNTY, TOOELE COUNTY, as follows: STATE OF UTAH STATE OF UTAH side on the north Beginning of the Timpie Junction InterEstate of Myrtle R. Billing-ton- , Estate of Harry Edward Smith change which is located 14 miles deceased. northwest of Grantsville on In- and Louise Smith, his wife, dewill present claims Creditors ceased. the terstate Highway 80, proposed road proceeds 4.5 miles northCreditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 235 South 3rd Street, Tooand the with vouchers to the undersignwesterly between Western Pacific Railroad tracks, ed at 138 West 2nd South, Too- ele, Utah on or before the 16th day turns to the north, crosses the ele, Utah on or before the 16th of November A.D. 1969. Signed: Harley H. Billing-ton- , Western Pacific tracks and pro- day of November A.D. 1969. Executor of the Estate of ceeds straight north 10.7 miles Signed; Walter J. Smith, AdR. MYRTLE BILLINGTON, to the site of the proposed National ministrator of Estate of HARRY Deceased. EDWARD SMITH and LOUISE Lead Co. Magnesium Plant. M. Earl Marshall of SMITH, his wife. Deceased. officials The governing Attorney for the Estate M. Earl Marshall, Tooele County have been notiTooele, Utah fied of the proposed improve- Attorney for the Estate (Date of 1st publ. Aug. 15, 1969, Tooele, Utah ments. Date of final publ. Sept. 5, 1969' 1st of A public hearing will be .held (Date publ. Aug. 15, 1969; at 10:00 a.m., Thursday, Septem- Date of final publ. Sept. 5, 1969) ber 18, 1969 at the Grantsville Day Care Sale City Hall Courtroom, 7 South To Begin School Park Street, Grantsville, Utah to & advise citizens of the reasons for The Tooele Day Care Center the projects location and design will hold their first day of school The Rebekah Lodge will hold on features and to hear matters perTuesday, September 2nd. Sale at a Rummage Parents are to come with their taining to the social, economic the backyard home of Mrs. Myrtle McLeod and environmental effect of the children on the first day. 245 North Fifth Street. proposed highway improvements. It will be held August 22nd Schedules for acquisition of and 23rd at 10:00 a.m. right of way and for construction will be discussed. De-Lu- Center Rummage Friday Saturday Relocation assistance programs where applicable, will be discussed. Maps, drawings and other pertinent information developed by the Utah State Department of Highways and written views received by the Department from and agencies, officials public public advisory groups, and other interested persons and groups will be available for public inspection and copying at the Utah State Department of Highways District Office, 525 West 13th South, Salt Lake City, Utah. By order of Board of Tooele County Commission. Dated at Tooele, Utah this 15th day of August, 1969. George Buzianis Commissioner of Roads and Bridges Tooele County Commission, Tooele County, Utah A study by the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory showed that universal use of seat belts when traveling in motor vehicles could save 8,000 lives a year in the United States, reports the magazine Motor West. NOTICE MINOR WORKER AND EMPLOYERS All permits issued prior to September 1, 1969 will be invalid on that date. New ones can be obtained by contacting Mr. Maughan at the Tooele High School Counseling Office. Monday Night Mixed 4 There will be a meeting of the Monday Night Mixed 4 on Monday, August 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the Tooele Bowl. All interested in couples bowling in this league please Cteo geiD QM) CDnlta? (M dte MHM 303 msm (M ((MG8 E0 AID CEEHSto aaflEflaffinm fl7Hir.fi I Fall is your Golden Opportunity to improve your lawn Now that fall is here the temptation is to say The lawn needs improving. Next year I must do something about it. Make no such mistake. 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