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Show I 4 - Par 10 by hat ANITA GRANES first w ' Chuck Cllngman ba proud ns last on of. still wook wore Or and Mrs MasThoy took tholr sons bask tht trip with bar as far as a vaoatlon goes, it Dr IWguo and son Robby really wasn't much of one Bonita's paronts also llvo in Mason works very long hours at the hospital Did everyone road Springfield the art ids a out hin in tho Making Salt Lake Tribune 14 Scout September the 18th? It paid Qranss sanpod over tribute to a busy nan BObby and Audrey Blaek had a on tho Boars Ears Soouts byAllan Muter tho Hons Magatint week-e- nd and tholr . a bit ohilly as it birthday party this week and invited all tholr small friends ms sold onough to frosts ioo Weekend guests at tho Bob Iho boys got Ks-Elw- lbek and Louisa' lyman and son ttrott wars guosts at tho hosM of ain hono wore Mr fron MoElw&in E and Mrs Ed Boulder, Colorado MoElwaln fron Charter tho Jin Hunts and Hr and Mrs Ron Boris Took was hors on Oakes, Iowa Howard MoGoo resolved word buslnoss and his. wife accompanied hin for the purposo of that his wife's grandfather pas-s- od visiting tholr frionds oonbinlng Ho away earlier Tuesday morning1 will go as far as Montiesllo buslnoss with ploasuro Guests at tho Tod Pitt's hono by ear and take the bus into rooontly wars Tho lea's brother Springfield for tho f antral Thsrt is a box in tho Mexican and family, Mr and Mrs A L Pits They enjoyed a plenlo on Hat Market and anyone having RemeBoars Ears Also horo ims nows nay drop it there tho mber to put all dates and names, Tho Isa's mother, Vivian Haloonb sts I will pi ok the news up froa Sprlngrillo Thank you your Visiting at tho hono of Mr. every Monday Hews Mrs and Bill Bolts rooontly Reporter, Anita Grants wore Kathl son's Mother, Kathleen Elouise and Myron Ferros art Ross and sister, fron taking oars of tho olothlig Piggy Tools Thoy rosily onjsy our store while Everett Hoff and his wife are on vaoatlon part of tho country Qal and Carols Webb wont to Montloollo Sunday to have tholr Bernle's baby girl ohrlstoaod ohrist-onln- g wont to tho also faaily and Mr . :oj tho Honolulu Airport Tho department of fish from Australia said today all tho permits whore she has Just completed an game for only eight herd areas had LBS Mission From assignnant these being tho twor been Austrailia, Miss Adams want deer sold, permits for tho San Juan-E- lk first to Now Zealand to visit Mt, Ridge, San Juan-Bl- ue the LBS Temple before on hor ys. ms Bonita at parents MoGoo BOT SCCUT CAMPOUT Available and Mrs, Melvin Adane took a plane from Salt Lake City MoSpecial deer permits are whore thoy will nday for Hawaii available for most deer herd Join tholr daughter Miss Doris units where they were set this Adams for lOdays of sightseethe Utah Board of Big Adams will most hor year by Miss ing. feme Control I This Is an hon- Still Deer Permits Mr and children art to California where thoy are in Springfield, Colorado visiti- going to school Thsy. also atng hor paronts tho Ralph Ktl-so- tended quits a fsw nestings so Bitty October 7, 1960 NEWS NOTES Place in the Heat the sesnio goosonobke at Montioello Returning hono fron vaoatlon Raoo Sunday or to ..1 BLINDING OUTLOOK tmw Tkklng t way home continuing Henry Mts, the single either sex permits for tho Daggett -- Clay She was San Juan County Home Basin, and the anterless perDemonstration Agent prior to her mits Dixie for tho Dixie-Pint- o, missionary trip erry-Ox Valley, Parowan- - Main Mrs Leonard Hoagland is in Ganyon-Sun- it, and the San Juan Hospital going on her sooond week offices Reports fron Sales Mrs Leonard Hurst is in tho over the state list special perSt. Mary's Hospital in Grand remaining for all other Junotlon for Modleal attention mits herd units, with the demand for Mr and Mrs Nathan Hurst of those permits on most areas inReno, Nevada and Mr and fra creasing as the hunting seasons John Rogers of Mantl arrived near for their father j funeral on er Some permits art' Wednesday still available for only onejf' Word was reoeivod horo this rea, tho LaSal, with wook of' tho marriage of Theda anterless tags still- in- good Lawa, daughter of Mr and Mrs supply for this unit and tha Presley DuVall of Salt Lake City two San Juan hunting units where to Williasi H Tianins also of tho permits were on to Hawaii : -T- Parowan-Haragonah-Cottonw- ood two-de- - TWo-de- er Salt Lake A City, couple Twenty-fir- st tonight at tho a month ago Lake hy of tho Methodist Several Mrs - Gqy. of tho Civil members Defense Corp mot at tho Palmer Wednesday lew this year provided eaoh big gems lloenso hold- that er may purohase of hosm first-serv- ed Hunting Proclamation a business Tho mooting on Deer Permit Sales Qfflos listed for each hunt in the 1960 Deer Co- mot supper and pot-lu- ok available now me at tho Halen Building hissctoy evening for Chur oh mmunity a . all a first-cobasis, from or the in person, by mail units are City 'Members for permits Remaining North In Salt Hard over-subserl- bod re- wedding is scheduled for tho ception " - evenband- ing to praotivo First Aid aging Those attending inoludod Virginia VaaArsdale bad a Mr Mrs and Gerald Blaek are President of the organisation, Aippor Hvo Party at hor hono now a of was Tho parents dononstratlon girl born Fri- Dora'Shummay, Guon Smith, DorThursday 30 at tho San Juan othy Harvey, Ruth Palmer and glvon by Ilaias Parkor fron Bol- day, Sapt Montloollo in Tho eros guest. Sue Graves. party was onjoyod by Hospital The Edwin Haskins havo a now all in attondanoo The REPORT. Guosts at tho Jaok Stools hono baby boy in their family Gtnoral Fluid at rooontly. wars Jack's father Bob little follow arrived Sunday balanoe in the 1959-62nd October 1 and weighed tho end of tho biennium and his wife fron Chula Vista, nomlng, 6 os lbs 13 than Greater wars Calif Thoy antlolpated revenue . impressed with collootlono during the past one two speeial doer permits, one of whloh must be a multiple unit speolal anterless permit 1 . is illegal in Utah for any person at any time to hunt, It pur-(TU- TO PAGE 11, COL RN 4) . , nothing is and one-ha- lf years, havo brlitened the too a result, a that picture As million ending fund balance general The $4 is now report also points - compared , however to most ex-poo- tod ou t states in financial the nation,' Utah's condition is sxosllent. With no general bonded debt, tho State oloeod tho 1960 flsoal year with In substantial fund balanots contrast, the study notes that 41 of tho other 49 states owed a total of $82 billion on general bonded indebtedness at the oloss of tin last flsoal year o ooo State revenue receipts totaled $166 million while state expenditures in Utah amounted to 6173 million during the fiscal year ended June 30,1960, the report Although total revenue exceeded spending by $1 3 million shows last year, Fomdatlon analysts do not oxpoet or too soma to be sold in a 111 can? iM that this will Phaff Saving Machine Agency lto6 OPEN DAILY R Q A- -l DniLuno-coizPAn- v WATER WELLS ShOT HOLES CORE HOLES SHALLOW PRODUCTION DULOtS-tt- H or writs BOX 504 BLANOKfi, OTU wssrp ruff bo repeated during tho sooond year of the 1959-6- 1 biennium Thoy point out that most of the favorable balanoe in state flnanoes last year may bo accounted for by $106 million increase in highway fund balances resulting from Federal reimbursement for highway projects started i n They also note prior periods that because of time lags and accounting differences, spending during the, sooond year usually is substantially higher than it is during the first years of a biennium SUPPLY Fcrltafel ... 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