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Show I Thh-- 'MJ 15. Fridas, July i.mscript, 8 Lull'd C,ldl Friday ul City, Utah. Publication No. 6I79f), ( Taw Itrst .tyf paid ul TimkIc i t a h . Published In tin Transcript llullrtin Publishing Com-pun- . Inc., 5S .North Main Sired. 1 ihh-Ii- - City, I lull. Add itsv jd I eorresjxmdeiict to Box 390, TimkIc, 1 all 1 In delivered 5 tales tumor rents r in TH-l- e $11 50 cops; City; $12.50 jut sear r sear 1.DS ll m.rdt-- d Slinun S l Churih, and CI.ADDLN, Business Manager , Jr. And Spur Slate Itodeo e - SS2-45S- Family Kcunion Held July 2nd July 2, f - a J-- t I 5 ' Mr. und Mrs. Mlrert Tooele Yutex Yates c lei ir.it ed their Alliert Mr. hi id Mt Colilen AA'eddmg Anniversary June 24. They were honuied at a garden party that evening at the home Donna and Earrelt of their daughter and ton law, Harwood, eo hosted In their vm and tlaoghter-ireNolan and Jana Lynn Yates of Logan. Thirty-sevelatives and i lose Iriends attended. Mis. Yates was horn in Tooele to John LeHoy and . She has held many ehurtli positions through I'jnnia the years. Mr. Yales was horn in Point, Utah to William C. and Fannie Yatev He served as Ward C.lerk of the Tooele Fifth W aril for 20 years. He is an electrician In trade and a retired employee of Tooele rmy Depot. Thcv were married June 20, 1020 in the Salt Lake 1.1 )S Temple. They have nine grandchildren. AA'. 1 1th ard H The Tiaa-l- 11th Ward will hold its annual "Polish Dog Iartv" on the llth-lltWard grounds Tuesh day, July 14 at 6 p.m. "Polish dogs, hotdogs. salads and homemade rot it beer will be served at the traditional party marking the end of summer Primary classes. Caines and a dunking m.uhinc" will lie on hand for both adults and clnl-die- AA. 1 Plans Annual Fete Mr. and Mrs. David (Ann I.yn) Webster from Crantsville brought their Bussell and David Bav Webster from Granger, David and Matthew lain-ill- s and Michael from Crantsville. Mr. and Mrs. Michael (Vorene) Welister of Granger anti their children Carols mi, Jennifer and Johnathoii, completed the family group. TTie occasion, which also marked the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr, ami Mrs, Webster was climaxed bv a family dinner Saturday evening. I Couple Honored On Golden Anniversary 501 first Like City. j J. Blonde and vivacious Cindy lamgy chosen as "Miss Cougcuialitv" during recent Tiaa-lCounty Beauty Contest, displays trophy she was awarded. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I lap Lings, was an active member of the Tooele High School drill team, and graduated from Tooele last spring. Saturday, time in sears that the fauiilv of Mr. and Mrs. William T. (Dahlia) Webster were all uhle lolic home at the same tune. Coming from Concord. California were Mr. and Mrs. Bola-r- t M. (Linda) Ambrose and children Paul. Mary Beth ami Julie. Captain K. J. and Wendy Ballard and young sou dain were here from YaiidciiL-rir Force Base, California. Dale Webster and his three hoys Hill v'. Howard and Cary were out from Salt XhV J marked the children. Bishop David Sihmid said residents of the 11th Ward area are encouraged to attend, and guests from throughout the community come to join the fun". are wel- i, Eagles Slate Camporee Lamazc Classes To Refill The Limuzt- method of childbirth preparation classes are continually being taught through the Community Sept ei ill Tlie film interested or Mission Farewell Class Of 47 Reunion Sunday For Jerry K. Hunt The TixK-lHigh School Class of '47 reunion will he held August 5 at the City Park hv the swimming pool at 3 j.m. Bring your own lunch and Jerry K. Hunt will speak in the Tooele Fourteenth AA'ard sacrament service Sunday, July 17, at 2:30 p.m., prior to leaving for the Belgium Brussels Mission. lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hunt. your children. , A dinner will he held at the Glowing Fmlx-r- s at 8:30 p.m. The price will lx-- $12 per couple. Mr. Thomas will take a group picture after dinner. Reservations should he made by calling Rhea Castagno at I August for the talent JO. search according to Mrs, tog, III For further information Susan Jorene Donna 882 0503. SS2-322- please call or 882-287- 1 Art Guild Plans For 2 Guests Two noted guests will participate speiiul demoiisl ration sponsopr-cx- l bv the (kuirrh Slausbury Art in a Guild Tuesday. Ken Baxter, an accomplished Utah artist, and Gravdou Foulger of the Tivoli Art Gallery will appear at the Seminars Bark on Second AAest Ik-- ween Vine Street und First South. Tlie program will last from 7 to 10 p in. "AAe invited Mr. originally Foulger," said Art Guild spokesman but when he said Lynn Drouhav, he was bringing Ken Baxter ulong it was u pleasant surprise." Memlx-rarc , asked to bring their own lawn chairs, or to sit on the grass if they prefer. Ill case of Lid weather, according to Mrs. Drou-Lithe meeting will Ik in the Counts Courthouse auditorium. s y, SWIM FREE at the Stansbury Park Country Club TUESDAY, JULY 19th, 1:00-9:0- 0 p.m. Coupon good for entire family (this coupon required for free swim) Pool open July 14th to ONLY Tooele Residents who are not Club members In curious is welcome. Tlie next class will begin the first week in August for those delivering in Schixil. High AA.room. Anyone Applications an due TOOELE RESIDENTS womens Arizona, groups are determined to let well enough alone and not cry out aliont discrimination. The reason is that in Arizona no woman has ever been found guilty of sluxiting her husband. Isn't It the Truth! bv Carl Rihlet, Jr. lilx-ratio- - Becoming" showing a delivery will be shown AA'ednes-daJuly 2(Kh at 7: 15 p.m. in the Jr. An adult must accompany eac h family tuAiijBoutoglt Am I'.-i ;v ! 882-160- Meet Danielle Marie newest addition to Lynn and Mary Young family. She arrived July 2 at Holy Cross Hospital weighing 8 pounds and measuring 20 inches long. She was welcomed home by two sisters Yicki and Bobbi Jo. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Young of Crantsville, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Riddle of Mt. Carmel, Utah. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dan Alexander of Grants-ville- , Mrs. Mary Iziy of California, Mrs. Zona Riddle of Nevada and Mr. V. E. Carter of Texas. . Come In and Check The Specials Throughout The Store. . . We IVlust Make Room For The New Merchandise Coming Major Brand Cosmetics 20 LDS Books - 20 ,40 Wedding Books ng ,ransWon 0- a' 'h XJL. ect'on The BabY - white (our V,oe sesection BoU,''TchS"0 AhoP7 o Ott No, vain Kristine Anne Did was bom June 28 at the Tooele Aallex Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds and was 19 and a half indies long. Parents are Charleen and William Did. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Did and Mr. and Mrs. Chiton George, all of Great grandparents are Kathrvn Geoand Rosella rge of Tixk-IBarton of Granger. Kristine has one sister Michelle S. and one brother. TiMK-le- . Bills, 3 sears old. Photo by A. I). Thomas Accessories & Pyrex Ware - 20 warn (M$ dll . J o on - 30 Off Hallmark Puzzles - 50 lUNl on on Hallmark Party Supplies - 50 V at NS2 116S. price will Ik $10 jx-- family ami S5 single adult Salurdav there will Ik sloppy jo's, potato salad, Ihmiis, chips, and olives. Dinner will Ik? served from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Everyone must bring their own meals for the rest of the weekend. There will be free pop and marshmallows for the children. There will also be dancing to live music Saturday. Music will Ik by the Stewart Oak Band. No cycles will be n lz-c- tall the Hogans information more s Christiansen, lav C There will lie a parksought to tom--t- e Applicants are Tixx-ling lot dance at the Tiai-el- e Farm BuCountsthe in Moose laxlge No reau Young Farmers and Bant hers' 21)11. Sat , July 6, starttalent find to Ik held August 11. ing at 4 p in. with the Applications will Ik-- due August 10 Band playing Singers, darners, novelty aits uml All Moose memla-rand instrumental from though guests are invited to atmit the county are invited to part tend and have a nice eveaccording to Joyce Hogan, who ning serves as co president of the organization along with her husband, Hit Hogan. She said acts may tm hide from (K to four participants. The purpose of the talent search, she said, is to find performers to represent the countv at the lYali Slate Fair The Tooele Jr. Bit and in the Fall. She said the youths will in three categories: Senior, Spur will hold its annual cxMiljK-tnxleo Jnlv 21. ages 17 through .'10. Intermediate. II Sign up will lie July IS to 16, and Junior, age 10 and younger. at the Bit and Spur ClubCash prizes will Ik-- awarded by the house, You must Ik? a bureau to the first, second ami third llieiul place winners in each of the- three cateCall landa or Liriaun gories. Tin winner in the Senior cateat for more infor- gory, she said, will have a chant e to mation. win an all expense paid trip to llnnx-hxTexas to perform at the National Farm Bureau ( amxcnt ion. Mrs. Hogan said the contestants will Ik- - judged on the basis of audiem e reaction (10 presentation. apKarance ami (Xiise (.10 percent ). quality of numlH-- r and artistic development and entertainment (.'50 percent); The Fagles Camporct 1. She stressed that (10 apK-.percent will Ik held July 16 . and 17 at the girl scout the judges have the right to ask anv performer to present a second, differcamp, left hand fork. MciiiIhts und guests ent selection, so each entrant should Ik prepared with two uiiiiiIhts. For are welcome. The e organist for St. Maik's F.plscnpul Church in Salt lake City will participate. "The purpise of the seminar is to sharjien the organ skills of those in attendance. and to prepare them to t hurt It organists," Hill said. Organizers slriss the dime is non denominational. After the seminar, Mrs. Hill and fier Brother, Joseph Liddell will present a ennihined organ and piano leiital. Liddell is a sduail teat her in Boosevelt. lie recently returned from a teaching assignment at the Churdi College in New calami. Bulletin Publishing Co. lire. PUBLIMIUDbx JOEL DUNN. Publisher CHIUS JONI.S, Editor Tiaii-arip- t sM-rlu- Farm Officials Seeking Local Talenl For Fair Slated organ seminar will he held Saliirdav inorning at the Tooele 5th W an! r )iumT at 0 .50 a in. Hohyn Ihll, a Tooele native who now resides in Cedar Cltv, will (ouduct the seminar. She studied organ under Dan Wlntehouse, a haul organist, Bov Dailev. thief taliernaile organist for the A TlMN-t- i MO" I. 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