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Show Injured In Tooele Transcript, Thurs., Sept. 23, 1982 9 Competition Flu Shots To Be Given Wins Ribbons Mrs. Larry (Mary Lee) Naylor, of West Jordan, Flu shots will be given at the Crantsville Senior Citizens building Wed., Sept. 29 from 1:30-3:0- 0 p.m. No appointment formerly of Grantsville, is ne- cessary. fee of $3 will be charged. A Community Council Meets Crantsville Birthday Greetings Middle , council. b. Adoption of by-la- for the council. c. Discussion of establishment of a helping hands safety program. d. Fund raising - need and method. e. PTA - for or against. All interested persons are invited to attend. ' Ruth Hawkins and Emily Madsen, returned Monday evening after spending eight delightful days vacationing in beautiful Oahu, Hawaii. On the go every minute, with time out only to send postcards to children and grandchildren, they visited the Honolulu area and Diamond Head, the famous Waikiki Beach and the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. They enjoyed sun bathing at Honorima Bay at Koko Head, saw the Blowhole in the same area and the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial, the National Cemetery, the Kodak Show and took atrip boat. on the They visited the L.D.S. glass-botto- m EXECUTIVES IN GOOD HEALTH Most chief executives of corporations are in good health although concerned about heart attacks and cancer, according to a study by Gallagher Presidents Report. Only one in four was on a prescribed medication, with only 29 percent indicating they regularly take nonprescription medicines such as aspirin. TRACTION TIRE SALE! Happy Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Don Wayne Nelson, Sept. 25; Haight, Margaret Mair, Mr. and Mrs. George May Elkington, and Kathy Wootten and Mr. and Mrs. Rowberry, Sept. 25; Britt- Roger Peterson, Sept. 26; ney Thompson, Dorine Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Tate Bell, Chug Rydalch, Gary and Mr. and Mrs. Bert V. J. Burr and Dr. Wallace Barrus, Sept. 27. Johnson, Sept. 26; Leigh-an- n Bell, Faye DeLaney, Jason Camp, Janet Sandoval and Stan Hollingshead, Sept. 27; Bob Sutton and This handsome little boy is Brett Roger Lemmon. Brett turned two years old on Sept. 15. lie is the son of Roger and Susan Lemmon, Crantsville. lie has an 11 month old sister, Brittany. Bretts grandparents are Neldo and Lavem Lemmon, Crantsville, and Ferrus and Beth Larsen of Maplcton. His great grandparents are Mrs. Bernice Beardall, Springville, and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Larsen of Maplcton. Temple at Laie where they attended a session and toured the Polynesian Cultural Center. The Lindholins saw many of the island people they had labored among while Sherman was president of the Fijian L.D.S. mission ten years ago. They visited at the home of David and Pasepa Breikterfield. David served as one of their missionaries in Fiji. They drove through the interior of the island, passing many large sugarcane fields, pineapple fields, and banana plantations, as well as seeing the many varieties of flowers. They toured the Dole Pineapple Cannery. At the new State Season Tires For Your Car! RADIAL TRAC Bill Bluck, Sept. 28; Chris- Raised White Letters topher Johnson, James D. Stice, Arnold D. Bolinder, Camille Miller, James Bell and Janice Marriott, Sept. 29. Hawaiian Vacation Enjoyed Sherman and Arline Lindholm, together with SECOND SECTION Kami Jo Allred, William School Community Council will hold its September meeting on Tues., Sept. 28 at 7 p.m. in the schools faculty lounge. The agenda will include: a. Review guidelines from school district regarding community school re- ceived a blue ribbon for her peacan brittle candy, and her french bread; and a fourth place for her mustard pickles, in the judging at the State Fair last week. Mark Carlisle, of Crantsville, was injured while riding in the bareback competition at the Bingham High School rodeo in Riverton. Mark suffered a break in his upper leg. He was taken to Alta View Hospital in Sandy where he developed other complications. He is awaiting surgery as soon as his condition permits. Mark is the son of Blaine and the late Irene Carlisle of Crantsville. Capitol building and the Iolani Palace, they met the Dean Browns (Mary Rae Eastman), former residents of Tooele and neighbors of the four vacationers. They shopped at the Polynesian Cultural Center, the International Market Place, the Ala Moana Mall, reported to be the largest in the world, the many sidewalk shops and the A.B.C. Discount stores. They were welcomed home at the Salt Lake Airport by family members, waving large welcome home placards. The vacationers were tired but happy, wearing some Hawaiian sunshine and the traditional flower leis. Alohal ru Bend Complete Ford Alignment Complete 4x4 Alignment - Hospital "Get your truck Amy Jeanette Yadon was bom Aug. 26 in Tooele Val- ley Hospital to Paul and Patricia Yadon, Crantsville. Weight: eight pounds 15 ounces; height: 21 inches. Brothers and sisters: Carrie, 18; Kristine, 16; Kent, 15; David, 13; Jennifer, 11; Gerald, 10; Heidi, 8; Timothy four and one half. David Grandparents: Shurts, Medford, Oregon; Aliee Minch, Lebanon, Oregon; Charles and Pauline Bedal, San Jose, Calif. Creat grandparents: Earl and Rozella Fisher, Lebanon, Oregon. Photo by Colbath -- Tire and Alignment Wendy Walk, a senior at Grantsville High School, was voted as Homecoming Queen Thursday by the student body. Miss Walk will preside over all homecoming activities which wind up Friday with a parade, football game and dance. 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Video Disc Zenith best concerts in town The are playing on Video Disc Come ask for 7 ony a demonstration such as cattle in the area, Nishiguchi said, and the best way to prevent more land from being put under the No signs is for hunters to exercise courtesy Trespassing to the property owners whose livelihood depends on their crops and livestock. Even on posted land some farmers will still allow hunting if the hunter will obtain permission first, Nishiguchi said. Some farmers just want to know whos on their land, and some of them use the Division of Wildlife Resources hunting permission slips and need to have hunters fill them out. HMBRV IN ?? A portable large capacity P L U S (Radio hack T co south r.iAiri, toozle 1 -- J fully 14cu. ft. capacity Farmers, Ranchers Ask Hunter Cooperation With the dove hunting season already open and other game and bird hunts scheduled this fall, Utahs farmers and ranchers are asking for hunters cooperation to prevent damage to livestock, crops and property, Utah Farm Bureau President Frank O. Nishiguchi, Garland, said some crops are still in the field awaiting harvest, and other fields are being planted in spring wheat. Both can le easily damaged by hunters who do not obtain permission before entering private land, he $(5)g) Textured steel door Reversible doors Dual Cold Control Visitor-Attractio- brochure has come through the participation of the parties involved and the Dumke Foundation. Future plans for the district include a marketing campaign, positioning signs to identify the attractions and providing easier access and parking for visitors. The State Arboretum, once located on lower campus, has moved to the Red Butte Canyon area. Part of a study on how to best design the new arboretum also examined ways to connect the six visitor sites. Its almost two miles to get around the area and we need a way to connect the sites for easy access, says Mtfn. QrwtfsttH r r Emigration District Offers n Package Douglas, which houses a than have each site conmuseum chronicling Utah duct its own tourism eftion Canyon have been demilitary activities since forts, we felt a joint effort 1776; the Utah Museum of would be more beneficial. as a tourist special signated n Fine Arts, the states pri- A district through a cooperapeople visit tive effort of site directors mary resource for the vi- Hogle Zoo each year and with the support of the Salt sual arts; and the Utah Mu- we decided that if we seum of Natural History, could get information Lake Chamber of Comwhere more than 150 exhi- about other attractions in merce. Formation of the Emi- bits portray ancient Indian the area to those visitors, gration Visitors District life, Utah wildlife and geo- we could increase visitation to all sites." was announced recently by logical forces. Dumke first contacted U the Emigration Visitors According to the Comof U President David P. District Committee which mittee, the scenic, mile cluster of en- Gardner with his plan beincludes representatives from the six sites, the tertaining, historic, educa- cause three of the sites (arChamber of Commerce, tional and cultural attrac- boretum and museums of the University of Utah and tions makes an ideal day fine arts and natural hisexcursion for visitors, tour- tory) are located on the the Salt Lake Valley Conists and residents. vention and Visitors BurUniversity campus. GardnThe original idea of link- er was supportive, so eau. Included in the picturesing the sixsites came from Dumke began enlisting the support of the other partique district overlooking the Salt Lake City businessman Salt Lake Valley are: Ilogle Zeke Dumke during his cipants. After the Emigration ViZoo, with more than 1,600 term as head of the tourism animals representing 300 committee of the Chamlrer sitors District Committee was formed late last fall, its species; Pioneer Trail State of Commerce. Recognizing that tourism first step was the producPark, site of "This Is The Place Momument, Brig- is vital to Salt Lake Citys tion of a brochure describham Youngs Forest Farm economy, Dumke was in- ing the districts features Home and other early terested in exploring ways and including a map of the dwellings; the State Ar- to encourage visitors to ex- locations. The brochure boretum of Utah, which tend their stays in the city. was produced by the UniWe saw that many of versity Publications office. houses over 7,000 trees blended with the buildings, the places they could visit They will be available walkways and malls of the were in the Emigration through hotels, airlines and University of Utah; Fort area, he says. Rather the convention and visitors Beams aligned right! Homecoming Queen is Six popular visitor sites near the mouth of Emigra- I ... YEAV! our "Good News sale ends Tuesday, September 28th. . Look for our ad in this newspaper for MORE great sale-price- d Itemsl 11 11 mm 11 002-227- 0 innnni Al and LID Furniture-Applianc- e Fine 882-096- 4 UJ t Quality-Fas-- Smicc-Tcrm- s 54 So. Main 11 i Q j |
