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Show THAI) Mixed 0 Lucky 13 I'm Splitters IUII Rabies TAD Polos S 0 6 6 6 0 lm (i lp Aliev Oi Aliev Cats 5 5 4' lin Die Haul I'l Scatter Im Igniter 4't I1! All Star Sun (taller Our Can) Piii Poopers 4 4 4 2 2 2 3 3 3'i 3' 3' 3' i 4 4 4 .1 5 Traiiiaiit 2 6 imN'r I m I m I A M Ill k 1 Jollv Joker I hull leant 0 l'i 1 4 m i 8 erie: The Tootle Transcript, Fri., January 21, 1972 Publishes Magazine Kovnltv0 Tranui Kill): CHS Class IT A Chooses Hmrvb soil of Mr. ami C, Bohnder and Mi Slier I Bohnder. daughter of Mr. and Mr, (den I.. Bohnder were ihoseu King ami (,hieeil of the (Irani die ff' Harvest Ball. Marv I a Senior in the (Irani- the tile High School, and i treasurer of the FFA. Sheryl i also a senior, is president of the I'll A. on the student count il, and who a iiietulier of the entertain during halftime at the haskclhall game. Man1 Bohnder. Mr, (den The literary magazine daw of Grants die High, rested last week after a long, arduous pull to get their first magazine organized, typed and published. The first time venture was lieset with delay and detour all along the way. Since till wa the first lime suth a magazine had lieen attempted at the sdinol, student had to learn a great deal By Inal and error. It took quite some tune to get student to eontriBute enough article to afMRS. ROBINSON ford a good choice ami variety of reading material. Then the layout crew decides! on the size of the magazine and the type only to find that there wa only mie ill the kdmol which had what they they wanted. Neser-thele- s Mrs. Catherine Grace Bills stmk to their Idea which necessitated an extra long period of liohuison, S, died Wednesday. J.iniur 10 at 1.13 a hi. in a Mur-l- a t pmg ami ret ping copy. Then there was the problem hospital of natural tauscs. Miv Itohiusou was a long of (housing aper for printing. tune resident of Tooele Count. The stalf wanted Miiiietlnng difShe was Imtu Noc-iulc27, 1 SSI ferent. Graphic arts students I rum at M.masvi. Colorado, a daughter Tooele High came to the rescue of le and Rathael C. Neal with sample and suggestions. s Bills and was married to The students found just what RoIiiiiwmi Ot loiter PI, 1810 in they wanted - a flashy purple the S dt I ake Temple. cover with pink inner pages. MRS. ROBINSON lias always Finally after many weeks of an utlise iiiemlHT of the doing undoing - and redoing, I.Ds ( lorn h and has as a the final copy was ready for Temple w inker; site was in the printing. Here aguin all was Pimi.ii for 15 years and served frustration as trouble with the the Ensign Stake Ml A Board. presses caused a months delay. on . . Ql'KKN. At the time of her death she When this problem was solved, SIlFim. BOI.INDKH was a meinlter of the Holiday there followed a hectic three Twenty First Ward. days of sorting and stapling of liooklct. (This was Sul King are her Imsltaiid, of the Salt lake City; sons. G. Wayne followed By another day of and restapling of lambs Rohmson. Magna: M. Dean. DenC. Grant and put together By some too enser. Colorado; lair K., IhiIIi of Salt lake City thusiastic staff uiemliers). and Rrce It., of Bountilul: daughThe staff learned much from ters: Mrs. Glen ,Beerly) Fark-rell- . their first endeavor and are eager ' Eugene. Oiegon; Mis. J. J. and enthusiastic alamt the next Jimei Wagner and Mrs. Karl A. edition. However, there are a DeoiK llulliert, Imth Suit lake; few minor problems. 30 gi.iuih hihlien and 20 great They will have to wait for some contributors to come up gr.mdi hihlien. Also sursising are a Brother w ith some good stories and poems, ami two sisters. Crus M. Bills and decide on methods of financand Mrs. Rlamhc B. Densley IhiIIi ing. Last, there will !e another of Biseiton, and Mrs. BonaUI E. wait for a decision as to the i Leone) Pass. Salt lake Git. type of press and where the next FI NER M. SERA ICES will edition will lie runoff. In- held Tired and weary. But enSaturday. January 22 at 21st Ward ni Hin in the llolida thusiastic and ready for more Chnjicl. 1650 Nauiol.i Drise (2870 are the following student staff East i. members: Friends Short story; Debbie Smith, inav call at the e Deseret Mortii.nx, 36 East Seventh Irene Garcia, Bill Magee, Salt lake Leah South, Friday City, Rydalch, . . Kirkpatrick, . KING 6 to S p.m. and at the ward chaNoleen Miner, Connie Williams, MARV BOUNDER Leonard Hirsch. pel one hour prior to services. .... Burial will Be in the Wavitch IN HOSPITAL Poetry: Mari Mdlward, Garth a lawn Memorial Park. Neta Cassitv, who has Brinkcrhoff, Tini Allen. Music: Roxanne Nickerson, patient at the LDS Hospital, Salt luike City is now at home and is HOME FROM HOSPITAL Kathy Snedegar, Freddi Arroyo. Amelia Palmer has lieen reArt; Robert Herron, Brent feeling Better each day. leased to her home from the Marshall, Kevin Walk, Gordon Tooele Aalley Hospital, followIlcnwood, Cheri Mdlward, Billie ing the Breaking of two Bones GiLstin, Tery Bussard, Becky Orr. in her ankle. She is getting along Movie Review: Jill Mdlward, as well as can Be expected. David Worthington, Sally Johnson, Jackie Kearns, Eda Black, Melinda Lowder, Gordon Dcalli Claims Former Itoidait Tony Hiisico Wes rr . I hull team game: Team No. 3 land-Car- J s fit . . . C Past-- r Muuimm hull individual game: George liiirketl . . . . Karl McArthur Timiv Rusicn .617 .605 .601 .761 .778 I ...... Jiiolle Ivory Carol llani)l(Mi Betty Hampton High individual game: Belly I laniloii Klaine Hamson Kathy .256 .210 JU7 .558 .555 Whitt-hous- Elder Paul II. Dunn, a iiicin-le- r of the Firxt Gounril of Seventy of The Church of Jeu Chrixt of latter-daSaint, will speak at the Grant die Stake Conference Saturday and Sunday, February 5 and 6, In Grant die. Flder Dunn, funner president of the New Fnglaud Mission, wa a teacher and coordinator in the Church Seminary and Institute program. He also I the author of I took on teaching technique. I He was a professional docto a receiving player prior torate in rdiicatiouul administration from the I'niversity of Southern California. The Conference session will lie held Sunday at 10 a.m. in the Stake Outer, 287 West Clark Street. A'isitnr are welcome. y Imsc-IuiI- 212 Plans for the 72ud annual 3.30 p.m. w ith dinner and dancing Sociable is in full swing at Crjntv at 6 p m. Committee chairmen and their die. Donna Watson assignments for this sears party and Rob Durfce are promising consists of Jean Cray, food, Farrell Anderson, finances; Marilyn the affair to lie the liest ever. The Sociable will lie held Wllcock, decorations; Peggv SutSaturday, February 18 at the ton. program chairman; Beniadine ' high school. All residents and Nelson, gifts. of are Crantssille residents Irene Seaquist is in charge past extended un invitation to attend. of publicity; Ilex Sutton, equipat ment, and orchestra, Gayle WatThe program will son. la-wi- .211 make girl wearing excellent one. Dl'NN Plans In Full Swing For Grantsville Sociable v-- The KI J) EH r .224 e Elder Paul Dunn To Speak at (Iranlsville Slake Conference contact U-e- u i 1) i - -- Rav-len- High individual series: Itetly Slingcrl.uul Inez. Browning Until Cordon High individual game: Inez Browning Helen Winchester Neva Bake 593 65 558 , Ix-c- 220 216 212 la-gi- n Dog License Due at Grantsville FAILl'RE Failure slimild lie our teacher, not our undertaker. It should challenge us to new heights of not pull us to accomplishment, new depths of despair. Arthur AVard AA'il-lia- m Dog taxes in Grantsville are now due and payable. Deadline is March I. License for male dogs is $3 and $5 for female. After March 1 the cost will go to $6 and S10. respectively, according to a spokesman from the City Council. Failure to comply will result in arrest and fine of the owner. FEAR The root of all disease is fear. Fear of what? Fear of yourself. If you can liecome unafraid of yourself, then it Is axiomatic that you lose your fear of other Roliert Young, "Grandthings. father Knows Best, TV Guide BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO: Linda Stapleton, G. Marvin Johnson, and Airl VanNoy, Sat., Jan. 22; Lois Wilder and Clyde Thompson, Sun., Jan. 23. llene Mdlward, Thelma Anderson and Brent Sullivan, Mon., Jan. 24; Roliert Kent Orr and Wayne AA'clls, Tues., Jan. 25; Pat Cook, David Lawrence Jr., and Wallace Bover,' AAed., Jan. 26. t Hen-woo- Book' Review: Ann Imlay and Debra Smith. Layout: Debbie Butler, Noleen Miller, Maureen Snively, Robert Brown, Ann Imlay, Mildred Cole, David Worthington, Sherie Bolinder, Sheri Schofield. Typists: Noleen Miller and Debbie Butler. Mrs. Margaret is Advisor VanNoy. Some Golden Eagles require as much as 2(X) square miles for a nesting territory. f. ft ITS A GIRL! The liaby boy ordered by the Dave Celdmachers turned out to lie another pretty baby girl. She was bom Monday, January 17 at the Cottonwood Hospital. She put in her appearance at 3 p.m. and weighed seven pounds eight ounces. Sisters are LeAnn and Laurie. Satisfied grandparents are Mrs. Florence Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Rav Celdinacher. (, tm? 1 Part of the Literary Magazine class of the Grantsville High School is pictured above. And now a word about H&R Handsome little Jeffrey Vaughn son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hammond celebrated his first birthday on January 13. 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