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Show Last Hites Held for Blue Ribbon The Tooele Transcript, Fri., February 27, 1970 Affair is March 2-- T. A. Judd 3 Funeral serviies for Thomas Jodd were held in die Crantsville First Ward mi Saturday. February 21, at MX) pm. with Bishop Wayne A. Anderson conducting. The prayer for the family was given by George Cook. SPEAKERS were James R. Williams, Bishop Noel Callister and remaiks by Bishop Wayne A "Blue Bililton Affair" will lie presented March 2, 1970 iu the Crantsville Stake Cultural Hall at 7:30 p in. for Crantsville First, Second and Fourth Wards, March 3, at 7:30 p in. for Clark, Point and Frda Third, Wards and March I at 7:30 pm. at Du gw av for Dogwav, St. John and Clover Wards. "Blue Hibhon Affair" is the I TO Youth Iaieut program and will lie presented by the Stake MIA, under the direction of Mrs. Irene Seapiist, Stake Drama director. The public is incited to attend. i i 0 Attending the leadership conference at BYl' were I. tu Karen I inlay, Detibie JohnUun and Dana Crowther. from picture, Carol lligley. CARD OF THANKS Miv Florence Wat hi hat H'iid-in- g just returned home from two weeks in the Tooele Valley Hospital. She wisiiet to thank all those who caine to we her and who wilt cards and get well wishes. A sjRiial thanks to all the ladies she woiks with at the Tooele Valley Nursing Home, for the flowers and gift, also a l. special thanks to Mrs. Lilly for the ImmhucI of Hi Ab-M-- Annie Millward Celebrates 95th Birthday All end leadership Conference Mrs. Annie Millward, the most elderly person to attend the Crantsville Old Folks Sociable Four student officers from the Crantsville High School attended leadership conference for student body officers at Brigham Young University this past weekend. The students attended meetings and were instructed iu means of getting into student government on the I'uiversity flowers. campus. They were taken on a She espresses her appreciatour of the camMS and were tion to the doctors and nurses wrved dinner along with enterat the Tooele Valley Hospital tainment followed by dancing for their wonderful care w hile site that evening. was a patient there. The girls spent the night at The thing raised most abunHeritage Halls and attended Sundantly in the I'.S. is faces. day School on campus Sunday Arnold Clasow morning. this year, celebrated her 93th birthday on Wednesday, Feb. 25, at her home. Friends and relatives called throughout the day and the evening to extend birthday greetings to her. Mrv Millward say's she has her good days and then there are days that site doesn't feel so well, but, Wednesday was one of her good days. She expressed her delight in talking to Coventor RamXon at the Grant-vill- e Homecoming on Feb. 21. A is A. k'iii Fsecutise officers of the Crantsville Seminary planned the actisities of Bishop's Day at the Grantee ille Seminary oil Monday, February 23, and report that the students had an enjoyable time as the Bishops from the Crantsville Wards and the Stake President visited with them during their classes. To start the actisities of the day, the guests were served pancakes and ham at an early morning breakfast. Pictured standing I to rt Allan Burgess, instructor, Harold Bradshaw, Kevin Walk, Matt Lawrence. Front) Karen Warner, Susan Palmer, Arlene Medina and Ron Brown, standing. Crantsville Minor league interested people and who parents of lioys ages are interested in Minor League liascliall are iuvited to attend a meeting Friday, February 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the Crantsville Citv All 3 Hall. Please come and help us elect new officers for the coming year. blind date may prove wring they stop rolling." Dental up your Master Charge application and Galaxy of Gifts catalog at: TOOELE Steve Larson, all around athlete at CrantsBig 6' 7' ville High School two years ago, is one of the star players for the Ricks College Vikings this year. Steve has scored 213 points this season for a 10.5 average. He is third place in the Vikings scorers behind Cary Norman of Spanish Fork and Steve Wallace of Murray. Head coach Clen Dulling reports that Steve is a good scorer and rebounds well. CRANTSVILLE tnsufnct Corportow KtevTJ (Saomiair, Weve never announced a carat this time before. But then nobodyV ever announced a car like this before. Super Hugger If it were an ordinary sportster, we'd have introduced it at the ordinary time. Instead, we took the time to build a whole new Camaro. We started with a sleek new shape and a low road-huggi- ng stance. And added more hood. A faster fastback. Wider doors. And new deeply contoured bucket seats. ' The instrument panel wraps around you. With enough dials to make you think youre piloting a 747. There are four transmissions. And six power plants 396 V8 that you can order. up to the Turbo-Je- t Harv lefevre mnounces the opening of a New Car Clinic 83 North Main Street February 28, 1970 Tuesday thru Saturday 10 ajn. - 10 pjn. sW oim to pleas Com v in ond see usXK Economic (".race Mvers If you charge $100 or more with Master Charge Mer chants or get cash advances on your Commercial Security Bank Master Charge card between February 16 and April 15, 1970. One gift only per family. Pick Member Federal Otposrt sung by Sterling llalladay with Mignmi hristley at the pianu; songs by the choir "I Know That My Redeemer Lives" and "Sweet , Hour of Prayer." The choir was conducted bv James R. Williams and Janet Anderson accompanied. Prelude and postlude music was played by Janet Anderson. PRAYERS AT the service were given by Bishop lacwrence Holgate and William Musser. The grave at the Crantsville City Cemetery was dedicated by Bishop Alfred Callister. Patlliearers were Dim Judd, Ivan Hale, Jay Hale, lam (Skip) Johnson, Wylie Peterson and Roland Smith. Attention JTIotorists Held for Monte Pretty 3 year old Gina Lee Tulio has decided that birthday parties can lie a real celebration, liecause site had one. Cina, the daughter of Mike and Charlene Tulio, Crantsville, started the events rolling when she was taken to lunch on Friday by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dewey, also of Crantsville. On the day of her birthday, February 21, her friends attended her party, also her younger sister, Kimlierly and they all enjoyed the birthday cake and party refreshments she shared with them. Grandparents from Tooele are Mr. and Mrs. Pat Tulio. Cina Lees great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lance, live in Pavson, Utah. THE PROGRESSIVE BANK Anderson. Musical seleitimis included a vocal solo Itv Kate Chidesler "Hold Thou My Hand." She was accompanied by Jove Walk: a vocal solo "Home mi the Range" An 0un house will I hrIJ of 13 tier iervMi. lids meal is in the Crantsville Second Ward for adults only. Also included on the agenda on Friday, February 27 from entertain-ineu- l will lie professional 5.30 till 6.30 p m. from Brigham Young UniThe open house will lie held at the cuuiletely remodeled cul- versity who will entertain from tural lull, where the new Relief H (X) nil 9 (XI p m. The public is invited to Society facilities will also lie for public viewing. Dinner will lie seised from Slioit lied, kink sie unit 6.30 till MX) pm. at the cost Dana RoIJiins Funeral Sign on a Scottish golf course: will kindly refrain "Memlvers from picking up lost lulls until CINA LEE Tl'LIO GlS B Security Dcnk Second Ward Sets Open House Pick the one that best suits your driving. Then go pick on an open road. And make it one with plenty of twisting turns. Because Camaro has a remarkable new suspension. And standard front disc brakes for a leech-lik- e grip on the road. New Camaro. The Super Hugger. Other sportsters always feared it might come to this. And they were right. Only their timing was wrong. Putting you first, keeps us first. Funeral services for Monte Anderson, eight year old sou of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson were held on Tuesday, February 17, at 1:00 p.m. ill the Crantsville First Ward Chapel. He died on Felt. 13 of leukemia. Risliop Francis Kranendouk, of the Rose Park 9th Ward conducted. THE PRAYER at the home was given by H. Wesley Barms, grandfather of the deceased. Sieakers were Bishop Kranendouk and Arthur L. Barms, great uncle of Monte. Musical selections hy the Crantsville First Ward Choir, under the direction of James R. Williams, were O, My Father," and Abide With Me". Grace Wanlass and Mrs. Lawrence Wunderli sang y vocal duet, "I Ain A Child Of Cod". They were accompanied by Mignon Christley. Prelude and postlude music was played hy Janet Anderson. She also accompanied the choir. PRAYERS AT the services were said hy J. Comet Barms and Lawrence Wunderli. The grave at the Crantsville City Cemetery was dedicated hy Myron Jeppson. Pallbea rers were Flovd Anderson, Marty Anderson, Don Arbon and Owen Barms. Grand Opening The JC Arena in Erda located 2Vi miles west of the Drive In Theater . WEEKEND AT SUN VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Ray Celdinacher enjoyed a weekend holiday at Sun Valley, Idaho, this past on Highway 36 will be opened Saturday, Feb. 28th for Jackpot roping calves & steers The Arena is owned by Dale Castagno Managers are Dale Castagno & Don Jenks The overall dimensions of the building are 90 ft. wide, 250 ft. long, with inside dimensions of 65 ft. wide and 250 ft. long. The building includes 24 stalls with individual runs for rent with arena privileges for horses. week. The two enjoyed an old fashioned sleigh ride, drawn by a team of horses, as a part of their two day activities. The twosome returned home Sunday evening. WILLS One of the liest ways to make sure that your own will is prepared properly is to serve as executor for somebody else who Reed of Larry and Karen did not leave one. Dr. O. A. Crantsville are the happy par- Battista ents of this big boy. He was born at Tooele Valley Hospital February r"?3 In the future at the Grand Opening there will be a snack bar, rest rooms and bleachers. There will be along with roping calves and steers, bulldog ging, horse shows, cutting contests and other club events. The public is cordially invited to bring their horses and join in the events. 13. Photo by A. D. Thomas Bxfc. i A See it. At your Chevrolet Sports Dept. HMK Of iKCULCMCC Camaro Sport Coupe with RS equipment, Benjamin and Mary Jane Pocock are the parents of this little miss. Her birthday was February 17 at the Tooele Valley HospiPhoto by A. D. Thomas tal. CITIES - VIOLENCE I believe that much of the violence in the cities has come because the leaders did not listen. 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