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Show t Tlie Tooele Transcript, Friday, June 13, 1975 Scientists at Penn Stale have finally proven sc hat a ha of people thought all along the litter that defaces our countryside, unless it's cleaned up. will last a long, long tune. According to the decomposition rates sc oiled out by these scientists, an ordinary alu minuin pop can dmped in the woods today won't completely decompose irntil the year 2474 499 years. An oidmary plastic wiapjier will last 223 yeans But the king of them all is the common glass fxittle. One of these dropped in the woods todav might lie gone by the year 1,001,973. give or take a few eentuiies. Everyone wants to lease a legacy for future generations, but there must lie something lietter than a countryside filled with old I xit ties and pop cans. Clark, Dailey Circus Sets Grantsville Performance Uni-veisi- Three Grantsville Boys Attend Utah Boys State Thiee fine young citizens of Giantsville High School were chosen to go to Bovs State at laigan Sponsoring the Imivs is the Crantscille Volunteer Fire Department through the cooperation of the Tooele American Legion THESE BOVS were chosen for their leadership ability and willingness to take part m community activities. Sponsors note they are Don (Duke) North, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don North, Ken Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roliert Nattress, and Duane Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wright. Push for a week, THE BOVS left Sunday morning, June 7, for a full week on the campus of Utah State University. During their stay they will leam how to get involved in American government and its operation. They will gain practical knowledge hy miming for city, comity and state offices duirng the week long program Some of the lx-counselors of Americanism will lie there to guide and assist them thiough the week. Boys State will end on Saturday with graduation and a memorial service which will lie attended Hie Bios, ville! Welcomes The finest power tiller in the world! young lady is the of daughter William and Donna Cook of Tooele. She was born June 2 at the Tooele Valley This tight-rop- e walkers, panzees, jugglers along with trained dogs, horses and ponies. The circus menagerie boasts a collection of rare and exotic beasts, including savage jungle cats, apes, camels and llamas. This will be the last chance area residents will have to see an old fashioned tent circus at an old fashioned price. Circus owner, Al C. Clark, has already announed that next year he will be forced to double or triple the current advance ticket price of $1.50 to meet rising costs. Tickets at the special $1.50 advance price are available at or THE SHOWS colorful caravan will arrive in town at dawn on circus day. Show personnel will then begin the formidable task of erecting the giant canvas city housing the circus. by the Ixiys and their parents. 884-662- 3 884-606- Hospital. Photo by A. D. Thomas c lla i i urn i ga It takes a long time for Susy the elephant to get a drink out of that little bucket. Susy is appearing with the Al G. Clark and Dailey Bros. Circus Friday, June 13, in Crantsville. le Nancy specializes in blow cuts and perms. Call Nancy today 8822273 for a carefree summer hair style DUANE WRIGHT Funeral services were held in the Tooele Stake Center June 7, 1975 for Lillian Ruth Smith Jef- Naeomi Clara Conzales, daughter of Clarence and Diana Conzales, Tooele, was bom May 25 at Tooele Valley Hospital. She weighed 7 and a fourth pound and was 21 inches tall. She has one sister Daphne and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gen. CEO S. BROWN, chairman of U S joint chiefs of staff, on the consequences of not giving ammunition to Southeast Asia "Then we shall face the consequences of the click heard 'round the world,. . .the day the last round of ammunition has been sjient by those fighting for their freedom in Southeast Asia. FULL BEEF feries. THE FAMILY prayer was offered by her nephew Darrell Smith. Prelude and postlude music was played by Ruby Smith, sister-in-laand the opening prayer was given by Brent Hale, a grandson-in-laThe 1st Ward primary choir sang "I Am a Child of Cod. Bishop Charles Lawrence, Jr. conducted the services and read a biographical sketch of Aunt Ruths life including an original poem written by her niece Diane Gamer My Aunt Next Door. Remarks were made by Donald Smith, her nephew. A duet In the Carden was sang by Vella r. Moser and Louise Smith, Carver Bryan was the sister-Tn-law- DON DUKE NORTH SANDWICHES AND ALL THE TRIMMINGS 11:30 till 8:00 13th At Downtown Vine St. Pork . . Pure Beef HAMBURGERS And Choice Cuts Out for an important tennis lesson are, from the left: Nancy Marshall, Dorothy North, Pat Hunter, Irene Seaquist, Gay Peterson. Back row, Nancy Dillard, Ann Geldmacher, Karen Tanner, and Joan Johnson, Come Watch It Cook Friday Sign-U- p Presenting ANOTHER BONNEVILLE MOTOR if For Summer Tennis The summer sports program Grantsville is in full swing. There are baseball games for most of the boys, softball games for the Bobby Sox League and tennis lessons for anyone who is interestin ed John Nelson would like to alert all women tennis palyers who are not taking lessons to be sure to sign up by Tuesday, June 17, if you want to play in the summer program. He hopes this year to be as successful as last year. There are also a few young boys who have been taking lessons this past week. Mr Nelson states that there are 73 boys and girls enrolled in the lessons. The team play will start next week Men 26 years old or older who would like to pay in a doubles THIS WEEK ONLY 1972 CUSTOM 500 Four Door, V-automatic NADA Book Price 2175.00 tournament are invited to sign up with Mr. Nelson at 3 or with Larry Johnson by the end of next week. 884-556- 8, BONNEVILLE GIVEAWAY PRICE 1 59500 Bonneville Motor Co. t 278 N.Mtyn- - 882-057- 2 p TILL Hughs Cycle Shop I used to Mess Benjamin Franklin for discovering electnii- - 4!b SEPTEMBER mttr 0 ESPECIALLY FOR DAD GIFTS HE WILL LOVE Large Selection. Tex Tan and Beau Brummell Quality Leather Wallets in 1975. Saturday Services Eulogize "Lillian Jefferies Joe F. Conzales, Tooele, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lucero, El Tons, N. Mexico. Photo by A. D. Thomas TREAT THE FAMILY. Hie circus plays in 7 different towns each week, and the shows appearance here will te one of over 300 to be made by the circus IAST CHANCE Family Birthstone Tie Bars FOR DOWNTOWN DEDICATION FRI., JUNE Im swearing Al G. Clark & Dailey is coming to Crarits- - g KEN TAVLOR hill, Circus The three-rin- g show, comwild aniwith and a big top plete mal menagerie will be in town on June 13, 1975 under the auspices of the Crantsville F F.A. Shows are scheduled for 6 00 p m. and 8 00 pm at the Tooele County Livestock show grounds. THIS YEAR'S show offers a full 90 minues of continuous, entertainment in all three rings. Featured are trapeze start, acrobats, performing elephants, clowns, educated chim- st Kathleens Beauty Bar tv. After today at him. tAW We need to bring our practices into a somewhat closer fit with our professed ideals on which j moral renaissance could rest. What is uncertain is whether there IS enough faith in the rule of law fri this country, where almost everyone cheats all the time. MARGARET MEAD, Redbook concluding speaker. Carleen and Marleen Smith, nieces, sang At the End of a Perfect Day. The closing prayer was offered by Janies R. Williams, a brother-in-law- . PALL BEARERS were her nephews Leon Gamer, Kay Smith, Kenneth Smith, Gene Smith, Robert Lawrence and Lee Williams. Charles Lawrence Sr , another brother-in-ladedicated the grave. She was buned in the Tooele City Cemetery. Turquoise Rings and Watch Bands Margetts Jewelry" 7 South Main |
