The Transcript-Bulletin from Tooele, Utah • 7

The tooele.Transcript Friday, April 20, 1962 shower. Mis. Worthington said Miss Richie was surprised and delighted with the lovely gifts she received and was very appreciative o' the kindness and consideration shown to her. PHONE CALL ON BIRTHDAY Th children stung their father, Mr John C. Brown Happy Birthday" on the phone were Dr.

J. Chari Brown and wife, Kay, their children. Tommy, Karen and Glen; VeOla and Earl Dud-d eg children Mane, David Dorothy Rae. all of Wash. D.C.: Neva aid Eugene Martin and ch ldren Bill, Jerri Lynn, Randy 12 iv or Cali'ornia TTAniTR rVTTRTATNTD A surprise party was held on Monday evening at F.Ina Worthingtons home for Miss Dianne Richie a second grade teacher in the Grantsville Elementary school Miss Richie was one of the tenants in the Stromberg apartments when fire destroyed most of the building She escaped injury but lost all of her clothes, except what she was wearing at the time of the fire.

Her luggage, electric typewriter and other personal property were destroyed. Her little S's ond grade students were quite concerned for her so their mothers and a few close friends met together and surprised Miss Rirhie writh a personal' r.Mi anti Camo To Bp Aired Over KCFX-TV Regitlarry scheduled programming or of and game activities is set to begin this 7ek through the facilities of KCPX-TV, Channel 4. The TV program will take its place as a regular information tool beside the Fish and Game Magazine and the more than 50 regularly scheduled radio programs heard over 23 Utah radio stations. Purpose of the show, titled Utah Fish and Game Reports, is to provide more information on department activities so that sportsmen throughout the State may enjoy more fully the fish and game recreational resources available to them. The program will be aired regularly from 11 to 11:15 pm.

each Thursday. State. Names of the more than 3,500 qualified instructors may be obtained from local fish and game offices or from any license agent. NEWS -a 4-IIers Inn ted To Join Chorus All Grantsville 4H Riris are asked to participate in a chorus will be part of a special Arbor Day program. The girls are aked to be at the Second Ward Church Friday at 4 pm The chorus will be under the direction of Mrs.

Helen Lawrence. HOME FROM LAS VEGAS Carol and Hugh Allan are home after spending a week in Las Vegas, Nevada. Juveniles Musi Qualify For 1 1 unliii" License R'siIm" juveniles of ages 15 hriuigh 20 years who hunted game a Ui lest yar should present their 11 license when applying or a 1)02 huniing or combination hunting and bshing license. THIS REMINDER was issued 'oday by the department of fish nd game ns spokesmen listed the answers to many recent questions onrerning the law affecting li-easing of juvenile hunters. Under the law all 15.

16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 year old persons must ither show their 1901 license in evidence that they hunted last vear, evidence that they have passed the regular course in hunter safety and survival training, or evidence or comparable training in the safe handling of firearms. All juveniles between the ages of 14 and 20 years applying for first hunting or combination license must show a certificate in evidence they have successfully passed the required gun safety training course. LICENSE AGENTS may not issue any type hunting license to any juvenile aged 14 through 20 without the required credentials at the time of purchase. The gun safety program is available to residents throughout the i Midtown Cafe i In (rantsill Introducing Sonirtliins NEW In Tooele County Delicious Flavor Crisp Chicken With Jo Jo Potatoes EASTER SPECIAL DINNER Haked Itain or Flavor Crisp Chicken Favors for small children accompanied hy adults in the dining room I I Other entrees all at reasonable prices i Take out orders of buckets of chicken to serve 5 Reg. $.3.50, Sunday Only $2.50 Mary and Jack Hailey, Managers a VIEWS BIRTHDAY DINNER Mrs.

John C. Brown gave a dinner in honor of her husband Mr. John C. Brown on his birthday. April 7.

Those present were: RaeNee and Sterling Russell and ch'ldren. Laurie and Evan, Logan. Utah; Una Jean and Clyde Perkins and children Larry Lee and Bonnie Jean, Tooele; Miss Marlene Brown. Salt Lake City. Mr.

Brown received many lovely gifts and cards. An enjoyable time CONGRATULATIONS on your anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, April 21. 35 For Bent WEEDS? WEEDS? People in Tooele County area can now control weed growth by using the Manchester SUPER HANDYMAN L.

P. Dispensor (burner type) marvelous for irrigation ditch cleaning with minimum amount of erosion. Reasonable rates for lease. Your representative in this area is DILL'S 66 IN GRANTSVILLE Business Phone 884-9913 Home 884-3460 Alen, wife of Mr. Philo Allen received her Golden G.eancr award Sunday evening.

The award was presented by Mrs. Donetta Sagers. Congratulations Dixie! Class Parly I The fifth and sixth grades in the Grantsville elementary school (held their annual class party on i Thursday, April 12. The party and dance was under the direction of the sixth grade and their teachers, Mrs. Charles, Mr.

Stromberg and Mr. Snow. The fifth grades were invited and served light refreshments after the dance. Fifth grade teachers are Miss Millward and Mr. Orr.

Parents of the students were in-' vited and those who were there reported having had a delightful time. The boys danced with their mothers and the girls with their 'fathers during the evening. The High School Prom decorations were the background for the party and these youag people really took advantage of the beau-1 tiful setting. The girls looked so pretty in their party dresses and I 'he boys so handsome and quite grown up in their best clothes. After the dance was over, one young man remarked, I have four blisters on my heels from my new shoes, but I danced 18 dances so it's worth it! This was a very successful party and a good time was had by all.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: Belinda Worthington, and Nettie Brown on April 20; Richard Barrus, Beverly Wright, Deahn Johanson, Kevin Johnson, Laurie Johnson, Wayne Boyer on April 21; Mrs. Nell Smith, Gertrude Hansen, Norma Adams, Jack Murray and David Geldmacher on April 22; Dorothy Bolinder and Jere Walker, April 23. NATIONS WEALTH The wealth of a nation cannot be stored in gold bars. It must remain in the spirit and attitude of the people; wholesome, hopeful and reverent. Douglas Meador.

Matador (Tex) Tribune. MISTAKES History teaches us the mistakes we are going to make. Times-Republican, Marshalltown, Iowa SECURITY No man can build his security upon the nobleness of someone else. Meggido Message. liii Miss Linda Reed, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Grant Reed, celebrated her fifth birthday with family and friends. Her party guests were Travis Campbell, Robbie Brown, Carol and Janet Drake, Laurie Hansen and Kay, Jim, and Scott Stice. They played games and had refreshments. Linda was excited over her gifts and was glad to have had friends to help her celebrate her birthday.

Carolee Cast a goo celebrated her 11th birthday on April 7. Twenty two guests played games and enjoyed refreshments with her. She received many lovely gifts and had a wonderful birthday. 1 Special Notice Miss Carlene Kiskila I Mission Frieml 1 Visits Here i Miss Carlene Kiskila has been a Grantsville visitor this past week. She has been the guest of, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, and family. Carlene was a mis-i sionary companion with the John- son's daughter Karen for over year. She is now released from! her mission and is enroute to her I home in Santa Monica, Calif. Maurice and Kenneth were pleased to receive first hand information about Karens progress.

Karen expects to be home from her mission on July 12. Carlene reports that Karen is well and happy and an enthusiastic missionary. 40 Homes For Sale FOR SALE three bedroom home. Carpeted and draped living room. Fireplace, finished basement and covered patio.

474 Brook. Phone 882-1846. P-19-24 FOR SALE five room completely modem, older home, on large lot. Landscaped. 81 West Main, Grantsville.

Ph. 884-3338. C-17-27 FOR SALE 1958 Sleet wides Great Lake trailor home. See Bill Scott at 421 North 2nd W. Tooele Trailor Court Lot No.

24. P-17-20 57 Livestock STANDING REGISTERED Quarter Horse, $25. Must see to appreciate. One Guernsey milk cow. five years old.

For sale. Freshens this month. Good family cow. Call after 5 p.m. week days 884-3803 or see Pat Cook.

P-17-20 59 Pets EASTER BUNNIES Phone 882-, 2508. P-20. EASTER BUNNIES for sale. All! sizes. Phone 882-0840.

P-20 60 Miscellaneous For Sale FOF SALE Small meat case, meat sheer and practically new i scales. Best offer accepted. Call, after 5 p.m. on Saturdays. 490 N.

Main or 882-2667. P-20 TWO BEDROOM HOME for sale. Contact Stan Stevens in Lincoln. P-20 FOR SALE piano, Wurlitzer. Blonde oak spinet.

Call 884-2342 after 5 p.m. C-02-224-7 USED, uncleaned bricks, 1 y2 to 2 cents each. Will also sell 28 ft. by 30 or 40 ft. lumber buildings.

Can be furnished into nice home. Call at 396 W. 5th So. or phone 882-1287. P-20 LOTS FOR SALE CMal 882-2405? P-20-24 CLEAN CARPETS last longer.

SdoI clean with Blue Lustre. Keeps them looking new. Gordons Furniture Co. 60 Main. C-20 SAND GRAVEL DELIVERED Order seperated or mixed for cement work.

Plaster or mor-tor sand. Sized driveway gravel spread with dump truck. Fill gravel or building base. Traxci-vator and dump truck work. Contact Morley Atkin, Phone 882-1087 Sun.

or Evenings, or 882-3572 days. F- THE NEW Basic-H Cleaner, Housecleaning magic, Mrs. Grant Steck, 60 East 3rd North. Phone 882-2583. P-Apr.

3-24 EASTER BASKETS filled or unfilled with a wide selection of filler merchandise at Hood Walgreen Drug. C-17-20 The Senior Aaronic Priesthood Chorus furnished the music for Grantsville Stake Conference held April 15. Mr. Max L. Shirts was chorister and Ivan Worthington was organist.

65 Furniture Appliances SUNBEAM FRY PAN complete with cover and control unit Radio and Electric Hardware. P-20 70 Child Care WILL TEND CHILDREN. Any size in my home. Ph. 882-3019.

P- 6-27 75 Foods TOMATOES Vine ripe, 20 cents per pound. 392 West Vine, p-20 CHUHK Wagon lb 59c AMPLE SUPPLY THIS WEEK GROUND BEEF 3 LBS $1.00 Anderson Market Basket 90 Miscellaneous Services ELECTRIC IRON REPAIRING-ALL MAKES. STEAM IRONS CLEANED AND REPAIRED. ELMERS. 38 WEST VINE.

SAWS, all kinds, lawn mowers machine sharpened. Free pickup and delivery. Prompt service. Ken Sly, 262 No. 6th St.

P-F-28 TREE TRIMMING and removal Phone 882-0527 or 882-1972. P-17-2C RUGS, upholstry and furniture cleaning. Tooele Laundry and Dry Cleaners, 87 East Vine. To April 27 GARDENS PLOWED by Roter-tiller. Best in town.

Work guaranteed. Phone 882-1276. C-10-17 LAWN MOWERS precision sharped. All makes power or hand Guar. Tune up Repairing Free pick up De.ivery -Call Cal Farrington, 787 Mar-Vista Lane.

CRI FREE ESTIMATES, remodeling, garages, carports. 100 financing with aoproved credit. Phone 882-2466 a'ter 2 p.m. CRI RUGS, CARPETS. FURNITURE We clean, tint, dve, bind, moth proof.

Call 882-3100 or residence 882-0540. CRT GENERATOR REPAIRS, WELDING. WHEEL BALANCING, TUNE-UP BRAKE WORK. LOW RATES. LEWIES SERVICE, NEWTOWN, 882-9929 P-Apr.

17; 24-May 1-8 Alt 70 Bicycies 60 Miscellaneous For Sale HEARING AID BATTERIES and assessories. Caldwell Drugs. C-17- to 4 FOR SALE Two 670x15 tires, mounted on wheels. Good condition. Wilbur Murray, 467 No.

Second West. P-17-20 AWNINGS PHONE 882-4)584 CLARKE JOHNSEN TCR CAMPER JACKS $62.50 CAMPER INTERCOM $22.95 ONLY TWO SETS LEFT. DEMONSTRATED. LEWIES SERVICE NEWTOWN 882-9929 SALE ON Beauty Counselor Cosmetics. Ada Gordon.

882-3696. 1 P-17-20 FOR SALE two storm doors with glass and screen. Phone 882-0781. P-17-20 FOR SALE dining room table, chairs. Good condition.

Phone 882-1856. C-17-20 RIB STK. po 69c Franks 2lbs 79c SPUDS 20 pounds 49c ANAHEIM ib 40c MINCE HAM 2 LBS. Slxed 79c Anderson Market Basket 62 Miscellaneous Wanted WANTED one or two acres. Ph.

882-1902. C-10-20 WANT TO RENT two-bedroom unfurnished house by May 15 Phone 882-1961, P- to May 1 TOP SOIL 1.50 per yard. Weekend deliveries. Tooele Excavating Co. 882-1048.

CRI WANTED TO RENT option to buy or lease. Three-four bedroom home. CY8-5274. 63 Let's Swap WOULD LIKE trade property near Tacoma, Wash, for similar property vicinity of Tooele and or Salt Lake City. David Reichlein, Roy, Washington.

P-May 3 67 Radio TV USED TV, $50 and up. A1 and Lid Radio-TV, 47 No. Main. Ph 882-0964. C-20 65 Furniture Appliances FOR SALE set golf clubs with bag and cart.

Never used Double bed with box spring and inner-spring mattress. Washer, and dryer, Kenmore, used. 439 North Main. 882-2531. P-17-20 61 Pontiac Bonn CorX Power S3499 60 Ford 1 $1399 59 Cad.

Sedan Pow" $3399 59 Buick LeSabr6Coupe Shatp $1599 58 Cad. Convert $2399 57 Dodge 4 Dor PS PB $699 57 Imperial $1399 57 Plymouth 2 $699 56 Chev Wagon CIea" $799 55 Cad. $899 55 Buick Spl. Cpe. SHABP S599 All Cars Carry W.

Warranty Appoved by Utah Auto Dealers Association BICYCLE AND Bicycle parts for sale. 145 South 2nd Street after 5 p.m. P-17-20 WANT TO BUY large tricycle. Call 884-6671. P-17-20 44 East First North Tooele Phone 882-106 A.