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Show The Tooele Transcript, Friday, June 12, 1970 User Fees Announced viY.tg For Forest Recreation '7B I'tah all designated National recreation sites. Forest 84074. SuWription n.te 10 cents per copy; $7.00 per year PUBLISHED by Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co., Inc. JOEL DUNN. Editor JACK TRANTER, Associate Editor ETHEL B. IIALCREN, Business Manager , annual Service The following items were taken from the Tooele City Police Department Log: Jun 3: A tire and rim was June 7: Cars driven by Mary reported stolen from Dim Black, Ehzalieth Bogle, 153 North 1st 175 East 3 North. East, and Felix Edmundo Medina. JUNE 4t Cars driven by 250 S. 320 West, received miCary Rand Waldron, 202 High- nor damage in an accident on land Drive and Eleanor Creg-ric- h a Tooele parking lot. Luketic, 422 Parkway were June 7: A teen aged girl involved in a minor accident who had run away from her on a Tooele parking lot. Colorado home was picked up June 5: Flaverto Cardenas, and referred to the juvenile 166 North Carden Street, ar- detention home. rested for public intoxication, JUNE 7 An accident at was fined $50. First North and Main Street June 4: Clifford Bennett of did minor damage to only one Tooele, reported that his car of the cars involved. The vehad been damaged while parked hicles were driven by Allie Jay on a Tooele parking lot. Lance, 4950 Willow, Grants-villand Anton O. Rohde, 32 IB JUNE 5i Can driven by Leora Hurst Reeder, 319 East West Third Ave., Dugway. 4th North and Roliert Brent June 8: Tony S. DeSimon, Box Millward, 130 W. Clark, Crants-vill191, Tooele, was arrested for were damaged in an driving under the influence cident at the intersection of of alcohol and without an opColeman and First North. erators license, lie received a June 5: A car prowl involvtotal fine of $300 and 50 days ing an auto owned by Ross with the jail term suspended Bell, 350 West Vine was reupon payment of the fine. ported in which hub caps, part June 8: Gas was reported of a trailer hitch, seat covers stolen from a vehicle and sun glasses were taken. to Jim Hawkins, 585 N. Main. June 5: Clifton William Cow-del- l, JUNE 9; Mrs. John Green432 South Main, arrested land, 416 W. Vine, reported a for public intoxication, forfeitstolen bicycle. ed $25 liond. June 10: Vehicles driven by JUNE 5: Prowlers were re- Eileen Bell Vollterg, 141 N. 3rd ported at the home of Sharlene Street and Ronald Alfred MuelWood, 642 Crestview Drive. ler, 151 W. 1st South, were June 6: Roma Hayes, 154 damaged in an accident near Utah Avenue, reported a bicycle Main and Vine Streets. was taken from the Tooele sw imJune 10: An accident near 50 ming pool. West Vine damaged cars driven June 6: Damage totalling ap- by Charles Whear Fonger, 324 proximately $1,400 was done to. Fairlane Brandon Dr., and cars owned by Ralph J. Harold, 81 E. Third North. 174 East Second North, June 10: A car driven by Arand Cary M. Green, 290 South nold Bruce Cook, 383 Isgreen 320 West, in an accident at 71 Circle, received minor damage W. Third South. in a collision with a small cinJUNE 6s A fire was started der block storage area. The driver failed to see the as he backed his car from a parking place. away MRS. SMART Funeral Held Mon. for LuLu Smart Funeral services for Mrs. laniise (LuLu) Smart were held Monday, June 8 in the North Tooele Stake Center. Mrs. Smart died June 4 following a prolonged illness. per- - T !!! in a mail collection Ikix at First West and First North. Apparently a lighted hook ol matches was thrown into the container. It is now known what mail may have lieen destroyed. Police Blotter Forest costing $1 are now on sale and will lie honored in all National Forest recreation sites across the United States. Under this 1970 program, Forest Service recreation permits will e and not interindependent changeable with National Park Service permits or any other agency's charge iiermits Recrea- I a 17 LllJr slR-t- 10 Can Choose I hing License High School Needs Nonresident fishermen coming North Tooele Slake High Frifhts Meeting The North Tooele Stake monthly High Priest Quorum to Itah have a variety of fish- - meeting will Ik? held this Sun- to them. day. June 14. at 7;X) am. in Will the high school ol the " licenses available varies (he North Tooele Stake Center. license new of the The considering price aih. ju(ure trujn y,mr the of the Golden Eagle program, he said to pur All High Priests of the stake age according ,vj,R? W, qaU.y ,0 w chaser and the length of time are gAcd to lie ill attendance, I97(f Forest mi- - the license is valid. A message of importance and Ufare VUP Uut 'k'Lr'of under Nonresident 1 other juveniles Vr'ke no'T quorum business will lie tional trail, mg should lie availwill I ,1,1 12 mav fish without a license, exchangeable for Mg (of ktlu,.lK? the Golden Eagle permit at hut they must fish with a li- - MEN - MIGHTY n,ese -- re the kinds of charge to the j,ms lu w, studied June censed angler, 16 years of age Some men in high positions or older, and fish they catch are mighty small. Some men in 12 when' the Utah State Board i f holds are included III the limit ol Mr Ilamre stated that all ,or Vocational Education jW .Mr,jolw arc mighty. review to plans Hie licensed angler. M. Dale Baughman. Editor. Con- meeting National Forest recreation sites under Nonresident in the education vocational f,,r juvenile halocation. Indiana fee used non a chi rary have . u- interested persons 12 may punna? a ule- - All since March 31, 19,0. He nivcrhity for $7 --VI. This license en- said all National Forest recrea- - should attend the meeting on the cense Mth floor of the University title the purchaser to erne half luuil. A w.awai Soulh Ike ..lull I will I ifed Club Buil.li. ft and b 12 b.wuut Ik. enlr.me to Temple. F.bl.v, Juu. bv uiluiuK U $15.00. over m. a each area. Nonresidents of any age may for purchase a two day license for license five a and $2.50 day $.5.4X1. These temporary licenses are valid only for the length of time specified on the license. Fishing and hunting licenses are available from any Division of Fish and Came office or from license agents throughout the state. that the Golden The Forest Service announc- - announced ed a recreation user fee sys- - Eagle program ol previous year tein for 1970 to be applied at expired on March 31, I90. Issued each Friday at Tooele City, I'tah. Second Class Post age paid at Tooele, Utah, Published by the Transcript-BulletiPublishing Company, Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele Citv, I'tah. Address all correspondence to Bos 3 DO, Tooele, ISon Kesi(,e,,ts Public Meeting IH-- "7 , CJ itth iliy.-usse- al I, - Plic Ih-c- Et .cmtal Regional Forester Vem Ilamre h V Summer Party e, e, Mortuary was given by a son of Mrs. Smart, Jack L. Smart and Jesse Duffin offered the invocation. MUSICAL numbers were a vocal solo 1 Come To The Carden Alone" by Roxie Dobson and an organ solo of favorite songs of Mrs. Smart played hy Geraldine Drouhay. President Hansen pronounced the liencdiction and another son V. Wayne Smart dedicated the grave at the Tooele cemetery. Pallliearers, all grandsons, included the following: Byron Hager, Lee and Richard Shingle-decke- r, Steven Smart, Mike Hummel and Rolert Wiley. On Wednesday, June 17, the Tooele Business and Professional Women's Club will host a Ixiat excursion on the "Islander" yacht on the Great Salt Lake. Mctii1xr should lie at Silver Sands Reach at 7 p in., for an hour and a half cruise. Dm- ncr will I served on the Ixiat. Husbands and or partners are invited. Also any other interest- - FT 7- JT ' L B A - w- - 5 ;'. v - Part of their active duty training and Charles A. Beard of Atlanta t Cl cans. Members of the 449 field Depot, take their turn scrubbing the HIIC Andrew and Beard, who work 50 week of the year as a sales manager and a bank employee are now on active duty training at Tooele Army Depot. THERE IS STILL KP IN THE ARMY YEP is KP. Here, Frank S. Andrews of Atlanta, Ca exer-presen- 882-170- e mar-riag- Diesel smoking? rO Diesel Fuels burn clean, increase injector life; triple fuel filter life. Chevron Chevron Gre-gric- 379 Lakeview, ported broken by vandals. CALL TOM STAN0ARD M I00BI 0t MAN DON SMITH Standard Oil MM Alt Company of California was re- Some attorneys are just opposite from laundrymen; they lose your suit and then take you to the cleaners. James E. modeo'day Just Arrived At TOOEIE VALLEY HOSPITAJ BIRTH- S- and Ruby Anaya, Tooele, daughter, June 11. Short pumplife? Charles MEDICAL Erma Rupp, Tooele Harvey J. Thompson, Tooele Roy Sprout, Tooele Stella Sanghez, Tooele Leonard Ault, Tooele SURGER- YMillard Muir, Tooele Emery Riddle, Crantsville George Phillips, Tooele Troy Lawson, Tooele Richard Sorensen, Tooele Mary Bullock, Tooele U.T. College lwrtie4- William H. Randall Jr., grad- This promises to lie a real ualej froin tah Technical fun trip so lie prompt and don't College in Salt Lake City June miss the Ixiat. For more iufor 5. 1970. inatiou call Helen Howard at received an associate He in applied science in degree architectural drafting. LAW - JUSTICE He has accepted a position that with Jackson, Many people Sharp and Pine- law and justice are the same Firm in Salt Architectural Rar to make his thing; that law is the equivalent allj hopes City of justice and a sulistitute for ,fe carecr. morals. He graduated from Tooele Not at all. Law and justice High with the Class of '68. are two entirely different things, His parents are Mr. and stemming from different ancestors Mrs. William H. Randall Sr., and related only through 286 West First North, Tooele. Bill as his friends know him of Law is a fixed code of con- ieen a ,fe time resident duct, while justice is an intangible Tooele, thing which each person inter-- , The a prets in his own way. ' , Eye Opener LOVE Love is not only something you feel. It is something you do. David Wilkerson Piz-zell- o, JUN. 1. A car driven by Linda Ronaldi, 1729 East 4425 South, Salt Lake City, struck and damaged a car driven by a 17 year old Tooele youth as it hacked from a parking place at a Tooele restaurant. June. 1: Two tires and rims were reported stolen from Stoker Motor Co., 44 East First North. Jun. 1: A windshield on a car belonging to Roliert 10111 DO YOU SNOW IN YO SLEEP? In Georgia talk, Snow, is what you do when youre Pfc Jack Friedman of Atlanta, asleep, as in, Ah caint stand that mans snowin. Ca takes a snowin break from the rigors of training. Pfc Friedman, a certified public accountant in civilian life is a member of the 449 Field Depot, HIIC from Atlanta, Ceorgia, on two-wee- k e. iiioranon nnnmcTc Letters, documents, autographs, old newspaper, personal possessions, etc, of church leaders. active duty training at Tooele Army Depot. Georgia Troops Train At Tooele Army Depot Send full description and price, please Chevron EP Hydraulic Oils protect yoar hydraulic system against wear. Increases pump life. and is taking training at Tooele Eastern Underwriters Associa-Arm- y tion. He has served as City Depot. Commissioner in Decatur, Ga., THE GEORGIA unit, has the since 1962. For the first time in 20 years, distinction of travelling the far-- a five-da- y week, they the Fighting 449th, Field De- - therest distance of any of the would still be cutting down pot, HHC, outfit from Atlanta, 11 reserve and national guard trees to get across the Alleg- - Georgia is taking its annual two- - units taking their training at henies. Tulsa Engineer Bulle- - week training period outside TAD. tin the deep south area. This year Between now and the end of n the organization, com- August nearly 1500 troops will A poor memory is one remanded by Colonel William C. receive on- - the- - job training at quirement for a clear conscience. Painter, Jr., has left the. south Tooele Army Depot, and the Mrs. S. Flaxman 449th is also one of the largest units. The' unit that became the 449th Field Depot had its beginning over a quarter- - century ago during the violent fury of World War II. GUI TOW STAN0UD MAN BUSES' mum 04 1640 North 11th Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85007 6 Phone (602) MT00BI DON SMIIH - Ml-14- 1 253-537- Standard Oil Company of California C 30-ho- slim line look in pant dressing for half sizes ... 11.99 Everything about this 100 jumbo wale cotton pant set is specially styled for the mature figure. Witness the tunic top with its diagonal dosing... the neatly tailored straight leg pants with elastic waistband. For added zip a flash of polka dot scarf tucks into the slender Washable, you bet! Sizes: 244-ma- A Look At The Cars On The Sidewalk A Drive The Cars On The Sidewalk 14U-24V- Buy The Cars On The Sidewalk ?' r t (In Front of Store) ff f THIS UNIT was originally designated HQ Company, 64th QM Base Depot. It was activated in England, June 18, 1944, and transferred immediately to France. The Unit remained in France for two years, until June 1946, serving in the Normandy, Northern France, and Rhineland Campaigns. Effective June 25, 1946, the 64th was inactivated, redesignated HQ and HQ Company, 449th QM, Base Depot, and alloted to the organized Reserve Corps. On March 28, 1947, the 449th was activated in Atlanta, Ceorgia by General Order. The 44th has been an active U.S. Army Reserve Unit since Mantes Chevrolet MODE O DAY OF TOOELE 33 NORTH MAIN Co Phone 882-314- 8 Home of OK Used Cars Ban 1947. COMMANDING the unit is William C. Painter, Jr., who assum'id command on July 1, 1965, He is a graduate of Georgia Tech and received his commission in 1939. He served 6 in on active duty WW II. He joined the 449 in 1947 and fulfilled various assignments prior to his promotion to commanding officer. In civilian life. Col. 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