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Show m Millard County Chronlcla laU Delta, Ut., Thurs., Nov. 10,1943 I Versatile Plan Popular 1 wiiiik Bed Room v7El I Ref DininqArea OR PT I OEDHOOM g Dining RmP I 0 XI0-1- 0 Kitchen 3 n rj ci.y I i1 Y Hall ci.cijalu 1 Dining Area '"' ' r- -fe I Bed Room I Living Room J - r laVy. ; ci. fij?i , fW? 77 H R noR Plan A versatile floor plan which has gained exceptionally wide approval during the last few years adds appeal to this house designed by Matern and York, architects. The dwelling is Plan No. 34, selected by American Builder, 30 Church St., New York 7, N. Y., for its distinctive ' planning. Although all rooms are on one floor, the house is compact and the rooms are arranged conveni-ently. Depending upon the needs :of the family, there could be either two or three bedrooms, the authoritative building magazine says. ' The bedroom adjoining the kitchen could be adapted as a separate dining room. In that case, the wall between the living room and the kitchen could be extended to close off the doorway between the kitchen and the din-ing alcove. For exterior sidewalls, the architects specify a combination of three materials stone, shin- - gj ?s, and grooved boards applied ly on the gable ends. The roo.', pitched at a greater angle tha i is usual with modern homes, is . hvered with as-- pl hinw"gles. A softly blended aslt shingjifre color is suggested fompleting a.wS harmonious ex-t- e: appearance:"ercv. . front door ' TVtuated in a car of the house, '.optLi.i lnto a sn vestibule which clifor outdoor garments. The Tf" 1h room, with a fireplace at ' 0 orad, is proportioned for easy I P fuire arrangement. :e are nine closets, giving ar. storage space. A full base! ms provided. J. ?fie house is aPProxi-m.l.lO- u square feet, a figure usin estimating construction co "led estimating plans and a Jete home planning r-f- " A-- " of'uirr are avail-able from American Builder, 30 Church St., New York 7, N. Y. Refer to Plan No. 34.) Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Schlappi were visited over the weeeknd by her mother, Mrs. Elfreda Remund, and her brother, Grant Remund and wife and children. Selected lreaiu Girl At U. S. A. c. Miss Beverly Morrill of T was elected dream girl at ti, le nual Delta Phi formal Fririnv an" at USAC. night Theme for the dance wa, an old Fashioned Garden" tI" new dream girl was present " ter a moment of 1f" ness seated in a garde? st while an array of collored '"8 shone upon her. Miss Morri the daughter of Mr. and M V gene L. Morrill of Tooele. u" Mr. and Mrs. Max Miner from Salt Lake City spent the pheasant season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson in Sutherland. In Fillmore Miss Geraldine Silvers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Silvers of Los Angeles, and Larry Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Keller of Hinckley were married in Fillmore on Oct. 29. They will make their home in Lynndyl where Mr. Keller is employed on the railroad. A reception in their honor was held Saturday at the Keller home with many friends calling with wishes for their continued happin-ess. Pictures were taken of the bridal couple and others. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Simiskey of Kan-sas, Mr. and Mrs. Rusby of Mam-moth, and Miss Audrey Keller, of Salt Lake City. Dewey Sanford and Dudley D. Crafts went to Salt Lake City, on Tuesday attending to some busin-ess matters. They returned the same day. Hunter Drowns; ( Continued from page 1) had lived in Tooeje the past four years, where he was a car repair man employed on the Tooele Val-ley railroad. He is survived by his wife,, Betty L. Taylor, and a old daughter, DeAnne, and his par ents and a brother and sister in Salt Lake City. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-ra- y Saints. Funeral services will be held in Salt Lake City Thursday at 1 p.m. at 36 E. 7th South. Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Appreciates Help Mr. Taylor's hunting companions particularly wished to express their deep appreciation of the help given them in the accident. They felt that every effort was put forth to help them for which they were grateful. It was their second hunting trip to Delta. The same party hunted here togther a year ago. That time a pheasant fell into the reservoir and Mr. Taylor and Mr. England flipped a coin to see which had the cold job of retrieving the bird, and the lot fell to Mr. England. He emerged safely, which may have tempted Mr. Taylor to at -- tmpe the feat this year. Unfamil-iar with the waters, which were frigid following a week of mini-mum temperatures ranging from 18 to 22 degress, he did not realize the danger. Achieve Honors In Talent 3Ieet Five contestants and a vocal quartet from TOD Park and three contestants from Tooele walked off with honors at the talent show held recently in TO DPark. Winners from TOD Park were Marjorie Yeaman, soprano soloist, first; Claude Scott, soloist, second; Shirley Bullock, soloist, third; TOD girls' quartet, fourth; Joe Scott, tap dancer, fifth; Bessie Bes senger reading, sixth. The three contest ants from Too ele were Penny McQueen, musical reading, second, and Merlin Spend love, and his electric guitar, third. ' Contestants ranged in ago from four years to adults. Alvin Jorgen-se- n was master of ceremonies. Howard Day, after tour weeks at the Veterans' hopsital, is reported much improved. No operation has been done yet. 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Volcanic Popcorn Used in Building Perlite, a volcanic ore which explodes like popcorn when it is properly heated, is coming into use in the building industry as a plastering material and concrete aggregate, says American Builder, authoritative building magazine. Perlite is prepared by heating it in special furnaces. It explodes into a mass of tiny bubbles. Each bubble consists of an air cell sur-rounded by a tough, glassy shell. The lightweight material has in-sulating properties, high compres-sive strength and is moisture-proo- f. Perlite-gypsu- m mixes for plas-tering are already on the market. The material is highly resistant to cracking. Call ITA Meet In Hinckley The Hinckley Parents- - Teachers association will hold the first meet ing of this season on Nov. 16 at 7:30 p.m. A special program will be given. Former Tooele Miss To Wed Wedding bells will ring 'Dec. 17 for Miss Hazel Lee Craig when she recites nuptial promises with Rob-ert S. Felt. The lovely bride-to-b- e is the daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Samuel Craig, 1270 Laird Ave., for-mer residents of Tooele. Miss Craig will be wed at the Alpha Chi house where a reception hon oring the couple will follow. A graduate of the U. of U., Miss Craig is now doing te work there. In addition to her af-filiations with Alpha Chi Omega, she is also a member of Alpha Epsilon Rho ( honorary radio frat-ternit-and has served on Pan -- Hellenic council. Mr. Felt a son of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Felt is a senior at the University's medical school where he is affiliated with Phi Beta Pi, medical fraternity. Dekker A. Dekker wrote from Holland to his daughter, Mrs. Mary Stoneking in Delta, that he was travelling and visiting relatives and friends. He arrived there Oct. 24, after a voyage of 11 days from New York. Lucian Black was released from the Salt Lake hospital last week after several days, but is-- to re-main in the city all winter for medical care and check ifps. He is staying with his sister, Mrs. Lillis Larson. Mr. Noel Anderson of Grantsville who submitted to a goiter operat-ion recently at the LDS hospital is reported to be improving in health. |