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Show Elder Tonioli Tells Of Missionary Service Heres Your Answer Chattanooga was the scene of Civil many War significant battles that became the turning point in that great conflict. People here still resent the North somewhat and are very very touchy about the war." he said. They did, however, accept the missionaries freely. WHILE I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and would like to go bat-'k,Elder Robert Tonioli told the Tooele Third Ward Sunday. ELDER TONIOLI recently returned from the Kentucky-Tennesse- e Mission of the Church of. Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. He plans now to enter y the Brigham Young University in. the fall where he will study law enforcement and sociology. He had completed one year at the Y prior to his appointment as a missionary. Incidently the young minister will return to the mission field in August to participate in baptismal services for a young family who plans to join the LDS Church. a missionary. Elder Tonioli was first assigned to LouisAs ville, Ky., where he' underwent two months training. He was then assigned to Oakridge, Tenn. where he had the opportunity of working with many scientists and their families. often SCIENTISTS accept the concept of a higher power in the universe hut do not often believe in a personal God a taught by the Mormons, he reports. They are however friendly to the church and accept the missionaries readily. At Oakridge there are people from many areas of the nation and the large LDS Branch is expected to become a ward soon. Elder Tonioli was appoint- ed district leader here with the to help direct responsibility the activities of six other missionaries in the mountain area near Oakridge. He held impor-tant leadership positions lor the remainder of his two years of .service. He was next transferred to Chattanooga, Tenn., an area of approximately 300,000 people with two fully organized LDS branches. An industrial area. u THERE Q. Will VA pay educational allowance for veterans to attend eduany school or pursue any cational program? A. THE COURSE or program must not le barred by law and it must lead to a recognized educational, vocational or professional objectives. Also, schools must be approved by their respective state- - approving agencies. . Klks Sponsor Flag Day Seniors Seventeen Girl Scouts from Tooele Neiglilmrhood, participated in the recent Flag Day Services, telling the History of our Countrys Flags to the Present Flags of Today. Kneeling: Heidi Olson and Patti Trvine (L to R) Terrell Olson, Ingrid Jockish, Ralene Barton, Frances Parks, Mary Ann lossless, Romona Phillips, Rhonda Standsfield, Glenda White-housVirginia Deflargas, Lisa Medina, Karen Walker, Beverly Polaco, Ruby Krogman, and Anna Marie Hager. Center was the Flag Bearer, Rose Ann Lombardi. Also shown are the Lodge Officers (L to R) Exalted Ruler Jack Hatch, Leading Knight Bill Buckingham, Esquire Wilford Gores, Secretary and PER John Paulos, Lecturing Knight Bill Smith, Trustee and PER Stan Shea, Loyal Knight L. A. Nelson, Organist Rex Cushing, Chaplain Sam Leonelli, Inner Cuard Alsin Wood and Special Vocalist, Vickie Davis. e, , Homes, Land, Business and Income Property For Sale acres laid out for Mobile Home City, located within City Limits. City water, sewer run to property line. a good purchase at $2,000 per acres. Purchase as you develop with a real estate contract. 130 Purchase five acres of land in Tooele City for a new home or mobile home. Have the space and freedom we left London-Tow- n for. Beautiful view property selling for $2,000 acre. per IB One and one half acres of land with older homes seven B and one half rooms, listed at $15,000. Fire place, carpeting. Two homes in Lake Point, Tooele County, for sale. One home is rented, the other is rented. Purchase this first one B and one half acres of land with 8" well and'best of sep- farm a little and have tank. Have a home, Itic coming in each month. All this for $20,000. IB I live-stoc- k, A small business for sale in Tooele City. Too good to talk 0 about in the paper or over the phone. Call and $ee us. I inNew two bedroom home having full basement, carpeting range, living room, hall and two bedrooms. Drop-i- n beautiful kitchen cabinets, bath with shower, about one year old. $2,000 is their equity, $132.00 is the payment on FHA, the total price is $17,500. Large all electric heated home for sale. Living room, en-dining arrangement, beautiful bath room, three bedrooms, many closets, full basement with family room finished in basement, extra bedroom Large lot k and also irrigation 82, feet by 194 feet, zoned for water from .Settlement Canyon goes. $30,000. The business location of all times. We'll construct to your H order, cafe, office building, reception center, doctor's office, store, you name it, parking and the whole thing. Only $15,000 for the property. Ten unit mobile court for sale. This is really making money for its owner. Purchase and have a large double wide for your own home and rent for nine spaces coming in each month. Call for information. Service station, large business lot for two trailer homes in Stockton.- Easy to buy, worth considering at only $5,000 total price. Only $50.00 per month payment. Two bedrooms home near schools for $14,500. FHA or VA. Carpeting, range, lovely fenced lot and double carport, clean and neat, Let's start your loan. Another fine two bedrooms home near East Grade School. Kitchen and bath room have been newly worked over. Lovely carpeting, garage, five rooms, fenced. FHA or VA, B selling for $13,500. Neat and clean inside and out, this three bedroom home with carpeting and drapes in living room, kitchen, hall, bedrooms and family room, fireplace, bath main floor, shower in basement, gas furnace, air conditioner, range, refrigerator, garage, patio, sprinkling system, fenced and B beautifully landscaped. Selling VA, FHA, Conventional loan for $22,500. Live in Beautiful Tooele Valley. We closed a Smelter Hsot we could have the cleanest and healthiest City IB kitch- Fireworks Prohibited on Natl Forests I During Flag Day services. Exalted Ruler Jack Hatch of Tooele Elks, presented an American Flag to Mrs. Marion Olsen, Tooele Neighborhood Chairman of Tooele Girl Scouts for their assistance in the Flag Day Services which was held June 14. At right, Wilford Gores, Lodge Esquire. poured over you. Over the past two years the results of missionary work have improved in this area 2(X) per- cent, he reports. Convert bap- Realty & Construction 882-097- 6, 882-016- 5, 882-48- ' f 11 i . associat-profession- go is impossible to the social security office. Can someone from the social security office come to my home to help me fill out a claim for payment on some doctor bills? A. Yes, if necessary, a social security representative can come to your home to help you file your claim. However, in many cases you can get the help you need over the telephone. Call any social security office and ask them for assistance. They will complete your claim form and mail it to you for your signature. You can then mail the claim form and your medical bills to the Medicare office. Q. I am 68 and collect monthly social security retirement benefits. But I also work part time during the year. How often should I ask the social security office to refigure my benefits based quest the social security office to refigure your social security benefits. This is done automatically each year. . Q. I am not eligible for a monthly social security check, but I did sign up for Medicare. I am being billed every 3 months for my medical insurance premiums. Since I receive a Veterans Administration pension, can I arrange to have my Medicare premium deducted from it? A. No. The premium may be deducted only from so- cial security, railroad retirement, and civil service annuity checks. Have a question about social security and its retirement, survivors, disability or Medicare benefits? See your telephone directory for the phone number and address of the nearest social security office. al eliminate the natural attributes of the stream and meadow which constitute a key attraction to fishermen. The stream in the affected areas is in its natural state and flows a meandering course down a relatively gentle gradient, containing favorable pool and riffle fish habitat. Moose will be affected by inflooding of the meadow and creased human activity on the reservoir created by the dam. The degradation of moose habitat will cause an estimated loss of 800 moose days use per year along the East Fork of the Smith Fork. China Meadows is to be inundated in 1972 by construction of the dam to irrigate marginal quality lands serving high mountain irrigation interests as part of the Bureau of Reclamations Construction Lyman Project. bids will be let in July. Veterans! Heres Your Answer Q. Are GI Bill educational assistance allowance benefits vet Gordons Mens Shop , erans receive from VA taxable? A. NO. The Internal Revenue Service does not consider these benefits income for tax purposes. . Q. Im a 74 year old veteran on VA pension rolls. Is it true, as I have heard, that I will not receive an income questionnaire this November? A. Its true. You will receive information with your November pension check explaining that pensioners 72 years old and older who have been on the rolls during two consecutive years are exempt from filing the questionnaires. Q. HOW MUCH truth is there to criticism that VA hospitals are so crowded with dying old men and old alcoholics that bed space is not available for Vietnam veterans? A. None. Veterans with service connected disabilities have first call on VA medical care, and plenty of hospital beds are available. A recent check revealed about 84,000 veterans were occupying hospital beds, about 10 percent of them Vietnam Era veterans. 4 BBBB11JBBBB1BBB1111 fortune. Summer is the time when kids Others in the large cast inand Moms, are clude Jane Richards as the gang- are out of school; Millie minds. of their out sters moll, Joe Graves as a befuddled Wall Street tycoon, Wertheim ilys .:- 8 HBBBBBBB ;i 323 North Main - Auto 882-228- 2 !'l -t C. m Anne Rowe and Stanley Russon star in Cole Porters, madcap musical of the 1930s Anything Goes, presented by the University of Utah Theatre Players at the Lagoon Opera House, June 29 to July 29. Olympic Mfg. Co. home of Vista Liner, Freeway A Mad j n i 4th of July Weekend I SPECIAL! Self-Contain- Deluxe! ed j CAMPERS vyiyivXvv.yViVvSv.Vy'.vvAv.vvv.ViVVAV.y.v.,iVv,v We also Sell Parts and have a custom metal shop for elf I KO ! j t camper-builder- s Special This Week I 1 A'XNXvXvXv!v!vX!A;Ay,V.V.NVAVAVAV.VAV.ff. . 882-142- 1B ART If art is to be of use to humanity it must embody the human ingredient. A teacher of mine, a psyhologist and almost an artist, used to say that the shapes of the branches of a tree were more intelligent than the minds of most people he knew. In a similar way, a successful work of art is more intelligent, more truthful, more subtle than most people we know. If this excellence is the preserved, makers of users of art inevitable will be human. Rudolf Amheim Art and Humanism, Art Edu' cation. , m. p.h 89 Moonlite Sale! West Vine e, 364-771- Repairs of All Types up! itch for Our played by Pat OConis about to marry Bruce Robinson, a stuffy Englishman, in order' to save her famtrue-lov- nell, who do-it-yours- $3 Sizes 27 to 33 ar has-bee- 11 Ft. Original Artists Reg. 6.95 Tapes PAKIYS 00 and Stanley Russon, last summers J. B. Biggley in "How to Sucas Moonface ceed, will co-stn Martin, a gangster who is now Public Enemy Number 13. Adding to the confusion at sea are Michael Stark as an American playboy chasing his Julie Russell as an mother and Reed Parr as the ships Captain. Also to be seen Brent are Helen Baldassare, Knudson, Christensen, Mary Cathryn Marsh and Kim Steadman. ROBERT HYDE Wilson, impresario of the Opera House and senior director at the Pioneer Memorial Theatre, directs the University of Utah Theatre Players with the assistance of Jeff Wallis, muchoreographer sical director Barbara Danielson and assistant director Helen Baldassare. Jeff Modereger is designing the 1930s shipboard settings and Keith Cibbons is creating the period costumes. Lighting assistants are Mary Koenig and Carol Stokes. Performances of "Anything Goes are scheduled Tuesdays through Fridays at 8:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 7 and 9 p.m. through July 29. Tickets and information are available at the Lagoon Opera House Box Office, 464 South Main, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101. The new box office telephone number is such as loss of eyes or limbs. Fire control personnel point out that although fireworks are easily obtained in some States, they are still prohibited from all National Forest lands.' Since many States forbid the use of fireworks, everyone should be sure of laws before purchasing fireworks and transporting them across State boundaries. Forest Service officials stated that fire danger is high in southern Utah and Nevada National Forests and moderate in Utah, Idaho and Wyoming. Recreationists are urged to use extreme caution with fire at all times. Carelessness could result in destroying much of the outdoor environment we enjoy. July 4th Special Men and Boys Casual I South Main - V .1 . iHll', Opposition to the China jsheries and wildlife biologists. Meadows Dam construction on 'They claim other dam sites are The easiest way to save the north slope of the Uinta feasible and much less damaging money these days is by starting Mountains has been voiced by to environmental values Franklin Jones fi- - ed with wildlife with a lot. resources. and scientists A resolution by the Bonneville Chapter of the American Fisheries Society and the Utah Society Chapter of Wildlife states the flooding of China Meadows will result in loss of two miles of the East Fork of the Smith Fork. This stream is four mile segment of on additional earnings to aprt of a for a native habitat excellent Q. I am 80 years old and see if I am due an increase trout. of cutthroat enrolled in Medicare. Bepopulation in my checks? The two professional societies' cause of my poor health, it A. You do not have to restress dam construction will for me to ' 193 Resolution Opposes China Meadows Reservoir t tisms .have" jumped from1 30 to1 100 each month.' - IHin;Utah. With the Fourth of July weekend approaching. Forest Service officials are reminding the public of a proclamation that prohibits the discharge of fireworks on National Forests. The proclamation, signed by Regional Forester Vem Hamre. is under the authority of the Secretary of Agricultures Regulation. Regional Forester Hamre stated that the proclamation will be enforced throughout the Intermountain Region. Violators will be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to prosecution. For public safety it is important for people to remember the hazards involved with fireworks. Not only can they cause damage to property but they can cause death or tragic personal injuries Girl Scouts Receive Flag semi-finishe- live-stoc- The second production of the University of Utah Theatre Players summer season, Cole Porters madcap musical of the 1930s, Anything Goes, opens Thursday, June 29, at the La- De-love- ly lf g Anything Goes Ready At Lagoon Opera House goon Opera House. Originally produced in 1934, made into two different motion pictures in 1936 and 1956, i). Am I still eligible for a presented as a television specGI home loan based on the death tacular in 1954 and successfully of my husband in service in revived in 1962 and 1946? in London in 1969, "Anything HousA. Yes. The Veteran Goes will feature over a dozen ing Act of 1970 restored unused, of Porters biggest hit songs. In expired loan benefits to World addition to Youre the Top, War II and Korean Conflict I Cet a Kick Out of You, veterans and their qnreinarried All Blow, Gabriel, Blow, widows. and the Through the Night Q. MY FATHER, a World title song Anything Goes, War II veteran, draws a VA which Porter wrote for the oriis he unable pension because ginal production, the revival to work. Can he be treated in a interpolates even more top PorVA hospital if his condition is ter tunes, including Its not related to his military serfrom Red, Hot and vice? Blue and from Friendship A. Yes, if a VA examination Dubarry Was a Lady. confirms he needs hospitalizaTHE PLOT that surrounds tion and a bed is available. Since the memorable Porter melodies he is on pension, it is not neces- deals with some of the most sary for him to sign a statement improbable passengers ever asof inability to pay. sembled for an Atlantic steamship crossing. Anne Rowe, star of last season's I Do! I Do! and "Stop the World, will play Reno Sweeney, turned to more profitable employment as a nightclub singer. a minor civil disorder in 1971 forced the missionaries to stop work each evening at 7:00, he recalls. There was even a sniping incident right in front of his apartment. The trouble which was racial in character began with a fight at ' a local high school and continued for about five days. From Chattanooga he moved on to Richmond, Ky., where he worked mostly on the campus of East Kentucky University. The studeut reaction to the church is really open minded, he reoften ports. The missionaries conducted group meetings with as many as 40 or 50 students at a time. During most of his service as a missionary Elder Tonioli worked almost exclusively with students and other young people. His next assignment took him to Tompkinsville, Ky., a hill town of 3000 people just east of Bolling Creen on the KenTennessee border. Here tuckyhe found many clothing factories and small tobacco farms. Closely regulated by the government, one-haan acre of tobacco brings as much as $2000 to the farmer, he said. MOST OF the people grow tobacco or work in the factories and some live in homes which even today are without indoor plumbing. As part of their Word of Wisdom Mormons teach that tobacco is not good for man, and because of the traditions of these people the Word of Wisdom became the greatest obstacle faced by the missionaries. Often children begin smoking when they are only ten years old, he said. There is also the problem of boot-leliquor but in spite of this the people invite you to eat with them even if they dont want to hear your message. Elder Tonioli was a zone leader with the responsibility to supervise the entire Tennessee-Sout- h Zone and 22 missionaries at'i the time1 of 'his irelease.,'For eighteen months amt, of this two, years he was assigned as a district or zone leader. THROUGHOUT the mission the climate was very humid and hot, he said. "The temperatures were no higher than here in Utah but because of the humidity you felt like syrup had been The Tooele Transcript, Friday, June 30, 1972 Veterans! 25 East Flinders Tooele, Utah |
