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Show Volume Scum tv Nine Credit Union Open House 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Sat Tooele Regional Conference Scheduled For February 23 Confront Mayor Sagers CDS Church loader train the The mooting will last until Tooele Region (Tooele and 12 noon, ilumlioldt Stale from chance to win valuable prizes. The new building will le Crantsville) will meet Saturday, Nevada will not lie present at schedthese session. evorvIxHlv is invited! officially opened at 9 00 a in. February 21 in a regularly the at uled TooF.vpected to lie in attendance regional meeting The party is the Grand Ojioii-in- when Colonel Emil Kluever, are stale presidencies, high of the Credit Cnion s $250.-(KM- ) ele Army Depot Commander Tooele North Stale Center. A new time, 8 a m. has lieen councitmen, executive secretaries Imildmg The tune is Satur- assisted bv George Diehl, anuotinced as the starting time, and stale cleric. Elders quorum on lage Four) day. February 21 from 9 00 a.m. until 2.00 p.m. The general pubpresidencies and assistants to lic is cordially invited to lie presidents should also attend Bishoprics, ward clerl, and exeguests of the memlters, officials cutive secretary from each ward and staff of the Tooele Federal within the three stales are urgCredit Cnion. ed to join in the four hour sesTIIERK WILL lie orchids sions. to the first 500 lathes, and refreshments for everyone. Each Special invitation is extend-operatguest will receive free souvethe service station, also fd to the Stale Aarouic Priest Fire caused evtensive damage nirs, and all visitors will have a to Jacl's TX Service Station just had praise for the Tooele Po- - h10,,d SJ,A duIt leadership and sac Sunday School Board north of Tooele early Wednes- lice Department. when a customer which Estimates of day evening damage Attention e lrs general session will drove away from a will apparently run to several ,he "v"e with atapel at 533 X. still the nozzle thousand dollars are Organization (sending pump e'asl. Tooele. his car. in- tached to the of insurance completion Publicity Chairmen Rose Marie Braden who was sectiou rejsorts. Due to shortage of paper operating the station said the and as a means of conserving customer paid his bill at alxiut space, beginning with the March 6:30 p.m. but drove away with-- i i issue of the Tooele Transcript out replacing the hose. The car the Transcript and Bulletin will pulled the pump over and sparls no longer print notices of meet- - caused the explosion and fire, La Iglesia de Jesucristo de Units of the Tooele VoJun- - los Santos de los I'ltiinos Dias ings as narrative news items. In place of news items, no-- teer Fire Department were on invita a todos que assistan Con- Where do we come from? tices of meetings of various or- the scene within five minutes, oca a Los Mormones. Habra Why are we here? Where are ganizations will le carried as Mrs. Bracken said. There were una pelicula acerca las creen- - we going? Where does the name a one line entry in a special also many other people who cias, de la Iglesia. Si no esta Mormon originate? What is the section of each newspaper. No- came right down to help in contento con su religion delie Joseph Smith story? How can tices will lie carried a maximum anyway they could. She said buscar la verdad que Jesus y we know the tmth alniut reli of two times, at no charge. the outstanding way in which La Biblia nos ensena. Esta noche sera el sahado the volunteer firemen handled more Organizations desiring the emergency probably prevent- - a las siete en la noche en Too- - Saturday, February 23rd at 7:00 publicity concerning their meetings may purchase space at the ed much more serious damage, ele Stale Center en la esquina Mr. and Mrs. Bracken, who de 2nd este y 2nd sur. rate of $1.25 per column inch. City Employees Demand The Tooele Federal Credit Cnion is having a party, and Hearing For Grievances g Explosion And Fire Damages TX Service e -- e Public Invited To "Meet The Mormons Ojo! differences as well as ethnic. The Church of Jesus Saints feels Christ of Latter-da- y it is important to share its mes- sage of truth with all people so that we might understand one another and our relationship with Cod. A special invitation is extendof the ed to all church. religious Plain Short Of Energy Sandra Outzen (left) manager of the Vine Street Cottage, makes one of the first contributions to the Dolores McKay Surgery Fund. Shari Mikesell accepts the donation. campaign to provide funds for a for medical assistance Tooele woman got underway here Monday with contributions already over the $150 mark. FRIENDS say 35 year old Dolores McKay must have extensive surgery in preparation for a kidney transplant operation in order to preserve her life. For this reason they have organized the Dolores McKay Surgery Fund, placing collection canisters in downtown places of business, and arranging for Wayne Olsen of First Security Bank to act as Trustee for the Fund. According to Shari Mikesell (a very dear friend) Mrs. McKays physician, Salt Lake City Urologist Dr. Anthony Middleton, is very confident the operation will be successful but it should be done as soon as possible. The kidney transplant will follow the initial surgery. Middletons estimate of hospital cost for the first operation is from $2500 to Mrs. Mikesell added. "If we can help to get this done for her the doctor says it could add 30 to 40 years to her life. But without it there is very little hope. Dr. $3,-00- 0, friends MC KAYS are urging support for the campaign from the entire community. Checks should be made out to the Dolores McKay Surgery Fund and sent to Wayne Olsen in care of First Security Bank, Tooele. Contributions of coin or currency can be made directly to the bank or through one of the collection canisters. Anyone with questions is invited to call Mrs. Mikesell. MRS. As an added effort of the campaign Mrs. McKays friends will conduct a take sale at Hamiltons Drug Center Sat- - MOOSE LODGE - SAT., FEB. active in the Tooele Bit and Spur Club and in other in the community her friends report that she has been more concerned about other people than for Long 23 It is estimated that 650 million tons of bituminous coal will be mined in the United States this year. Demand is expected to be up 5.6 per cent above 1973 and production 9 million tons less than needed. Utahs crude oil production came mainly from the Altamont Basin field which produced 069,000 barrels in 1973; the Aneth Basin which produced 814,000 barrels and the Red Wash field which produced 924,000 barrels. Dancing 9 p.m. All u ru BASKETBALL - Final Home (3YIPIMS3 IPARW E) vs TT!! I . four-whe- gaso-wer- 1 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 23, 1974 Dinner 7 to 9 p.m. Dancing $8 per couple Game OI Year Friday, Feb. 22 s) Members and Guests Welcome Proceeds go to Moosehart $3.00 per person ELKS LODGE AKlKliym day morning demanding a hearing for their grievances. THE CONFLICT apparently centered around a breakdown in the city's chain of command. Both supervisors and men agreed that definite lines of authority need to lie established and maintained in every department. At alnnit 10:30 Wednesday morning stqiervisors called a halt to the work of several departments to permit the men to personally present their grievances to the Mayor. It was agreed that the supervisors would meet later in the day to establish lines of adminwhich istrative responsibility would then be reported back to the men. It was also agreed that a committee would lie formed, representing the men. to formally present their concerns to the Mayor and the City CounTooele City employees and officials exchange heated words as Mayor Douglas Sagers cil. hears a demand for a hearing on grievances. Howard Fait expresses his opinion to THE MAYOR was asked to Citv Councilman William Gochis. demonstrate to the employees that he has confidence in the lines of authority. One man who has worked for the city for more than 15 years said he had never seen employees so confused and angry. "Weve got to know who our bosses are and what our responsibilities are, he said. foreman Jack Davis Shop said that for the last 30 days the city has lieen going downhill destroying all that has been built up over the last two years, Tooele has some real problems and the administration needs to hear what we have to say,f he continued. "This can be a really great city but weve got to get it rolling again. Acting as a spokesman for the group, Mr. Davis outlined the following eight areas of concern. One: Supervisors have no clear supervisory responsibility. Two: Hospital and other insurance benefits are inadequate. Three: The policy of al- - a level comparable to that of lowing comp time (time off dur- - other cities in Tooeles class, ALSO ATTENDING the ing regularly scheduled work in lieu of added pay ing were City Council Chairman for overtime hours should be Franklin Whitehouse, Council- changed. Four: The city should man William Gochis, City Trea- establish a definite hiring policy surer Glen Martin and Superin- to maintain a high standard of tendent of Public Works Rollo The rescue of two Tooele stranded in the snow of South n from Settlement Canyon Willow Canyon Tuesday while employees. Five: The city should Gibbons, initiate a separate custodial ser- It was suggested that the Tuesday was followed Wednes- - searching for their son Donald vice department to coordinate Mayor sit down with the depart- - day by the rescue of two other Pullman, who with a friend cleaning and maintainance du- - ment supervisors to resolve the people who had become strand- - Raymond Gren was rescued by ties in all city buildings. Six: conflict of responsibility. As a ed in South Willow Canyon. deputies that morning. SHERIFF Carson said the City vehicles should be restrict- - result, at an afternoon meeting AFTER AN all night search ed to official use only. Seven: Wednesday, in the Mayors of- incident points out how importDeTooele County Sheriffs There should be a program to fice it was agreed that all as- - by is for hunters or anyone Neldon Pullman 44, and ant it puties, based provide for advancement signments for supervisors and his wife Verda, 37, were spotted else going into the mountains or desert areas to tell someone on experience and seniority, department heads would remain in the canyon by the crew of where they are going Eight: Salaries of all city em- - as they were (prior to the new a exactly Dugway helicopter which and when ployees should be upgraded to administration) through March they can be expectthem the to Tooele transported 13 during which time the probed to return. Valley Hospital. Because of the lem will be further evaluated. drive units Five terrain the helicopter had dif-of the Tooele County Sheriffs At the morning meeting in reaching them. The United States imported Posse searched until 4:00 a.m. Whitehouse told ficulty Councilman e 114 thousand barrels of ' Doctors at the hospital said Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. the men that the Mayor would jne a jay jn 1973 and exported run the city and pledging the both Mr. and Mrs. Pullman were Pullman. Deputies resumed the onv 2 900 barrels a day. support of the city council in good condition following a search later Wednesday morning asked for the support of the very cold night in the canyon, calling for the assistance of the Utah has produced 462,529,- - supervisors and men. These Tooele County Sheriff Cliff Dugway helicopter. Frederick CW-- 3 piloted the craft, 000 barrels of oil since oil was problems will be resolved, he Carson said the couple kept Meyer . coKeen CW-3- , Howard with said. intertheir on warm then car And to we can go by running discovered in the state. build the morale of all depart- - mittantly during the night. ' pilot, Tom Wainscott, crew- The Tooele couple became chief and Anne Redden, a nurse. ments. There were 18,804 miles of pipelines product petroleum built in 1973. Ranging in size from 2 inches to over 30 inches in diameter, there were 1,059 miles laid to carry crude oil; 1,976 miles to carry refined products and 4,729 miles to carry natural gas, in the United States. . Utah oil wells produced 86,000 of crude oil daily in barrels noon. at urday beginning nations of cookies, breads, pies 1973 compared with an estimat- cakes or other items for the sale will be appreciated. The daughter of Ruby Banner of Tooele, Mrs. McKay is the wife of Alex (Mac) McKay, 233 West First North. They have one daughter, Mrs. Glen drilled in Utah in 1973 (Dolores) Cowdell of Tooele. MRS. MC KAY has lived of which 64 were wildcat exploroil 860 wells. were There in Tooele for the past 24 years atory and during most of that time wells drilled in Wyoming. she has been ill with kidney disease. For this reason she Utah produced and sold an has been ineligible for insur- estimated 115 million cubic feet ance protection. One kidney of natural gas in 1973. was removed 11 and a half years ago. Almut 85 per cent of the citys 76 employees and supervisor angrily confronted Tooele Mayor Doug Sagers Wednes- meet-period- by Hugh J. Barnes Fund Campaign Would Air Seriously 111 Tooele Woman A Nuinler Thirty Eight Tooele, Utah, Friday, February 22, 1974 Adults $1.50 J.Y. 6:00 p.m. Varsity 8:00 p.m. Sheriffs Deputies and their son help Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Pullman from a rescue heliPhoto by Lyle Colbath copter after landing at the Tooele Valley Hospital. |
