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Show By HEED MADSEN Durt Nwt Staff WrHtf Isolated banks in the highest week the showers may turn to snow at higher elevations. - The forecast calls for cooler weather with partly cloudy and possibly a few show- ers in the .mountains. By next The deer hunt will mean more than just getting I buck-skie- s skin, finding a little recreation or getting a taste of venison - mountains. RICHFIELD A highly con- tagious fever had spread throughout the length and breadth of Utah Friday. More than a hundred thousand have Utahns and felt the rapidly climbing temperature of buck fever coming on .all week. The bock fever will be relieved somewhat Saturday as Utah Mountains abound with deer red and orange-shlrte- d - hunters. For most it will be the hap- piest time of the entire year. For those who are unsuccessful the day will bring disap- pointment. For some it will bring tragedy. - . for many Utahns It will mean prosperity to a large number of business people. Sporting goods 'stores have' been doing a land slide business. Cafe owners have put on extra help to feed the hungry hunters before the opening.' Garages and 'service stationSi are keeping busy and the motels are filling as if it were the, tourist season. mid-summ- - REAL INVASION The highways of Southern Utah have been hot with roll- ing wheels of pipkup trucks, mountain goats allweeklong.-Hu-n ters have been stringing m .from ether states, mostly four-whe- and---cam- el Weath-e- r If the Indian-summfind will most their prevails big bucks in the high country. All mountainous roads have been open. The seasons first snows of. a few weeks ago have gone, except for small, er -- Male' s S'A LT" rxPeopI B L AK E C l T Y, U T FRIDAY. SECTION State Bit Cooler Names Chief " PROVO Well, thejioneymoon is over. and Ive been thinking about it. Fall is about to stop being the Wouldnt that be a good pIaceto puTup a monu- - dream season and become its ment to the pony express riders ?! usual grouchy selfc "I thought they were gonna do, that some K will start years back, and the idea" got pigeonholed. with partly cloudy skies and a (Salt Lake sculptor Avard Fairbanks fashfew showers in ioned a large model for such a "monument. Horace, the mountains Sorensen secured it for display at Pioneer Memorial Friday night and -Saturday. The Village. The model shows a keeper of a pony exsame, pattern wilL continue into Godand horse a tired waving press post holding next week, with the showers speed as a rider hops astride jl horse that is strainpossibly turning into snow at higher elevations. ing on the. first leap of its dash to the next post) --Yeah, butl think they dropped it because thev Temperatures will be cooler, near normal for the front-oaveraging f didnt have enough room for a monument in next five days, Highs will range the Post Office. Its built too close to the Yeah, "Your brainstorm sounds good, but statues cost plenty ?i "Sure, but Ive got a plan. They could turn off all those lights in the Federal Building at night and use what they save to pay for the monument. It might take a few decades of darkness to pay for such a monument, though. Dr. Fairbanks said the monument would cost - about $150,000. Anj other ideas? Appointment ef Dr. Gordon S. Johnson, member of the psychiatric staff at, the Utah State Hospital, to superintendent was announced at a meeting of the "hospital staff Friday. OCTOBER! 6rT96 ganized Members of the Joint Legislative a unique type of mens in a private hospital as well as directing the state mental health -- clinic in that city. He returned to Utah as psy-- . chiatrist at the State Hospital jn August, 1963. heart-to-hea- rt asked for and received the . . T theres the artists explanation ? whatthe colorful expressionistic mural on the wall of the new Salt Lake Library is all about: "It gives the idea of aspiration. Painter V. Douglas Snow hinted that those are root forms at the bottom of the vertical painting. A little higher that may be a tree, and over that is an explosion of knowledge. Thats a bird at thetoprshowingthe-freedothatknowledge m n brings. Mr. Snow doesnt means. . try to tell people what it If I could explain in a verbal wav what Im trying to say with this painting, I would have been a writer, said he. Chances are,-t-he youll like it. "The workmen said Mr. Snow. ' 1 more you see itrthe more At the library building did." Dead To Rights a in developing LA TE . LOCALS ... s - -- Candidate Hits Flower Secrecy Win Savings Bonds In News Contest . . of State Board of Education had a talk about money with Gov. George D. Clyde Thursday. The committee, headed by Wallace F. Toronto, tal health program e es Speaking Of Art Committee (TStaTe School Boards Association .and workable school finance legislative, program. Lamont B.- - Gundersen, chairman of the State Welfare Gov. Clyde suggested: the" announced Commission, of Obtain from the state fiBe, Johnson is a native appointment which becomes nance director the estimate of 1. his Dec. won Salt Lakt City. He effective revenue for schools available B.S. the at University degree Dr. Johnson - will succeed-D- r. iflider existing taxes. ChedTthis iiiniiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii of Utah and took his doctor of Owen P, Heninger, who is Dr. Gordon S. Johnson w i t h minimum needs for at the Unimedicine deg'-eretiring mental health specialist schools. MONTICELLO, Saa Juan , versity of LouisvillerFor two First shooting of County The new superintendent first HOW TO DO IT years he served as district 1961 deer season ocUtahs officer State at for the health started as a psychiatrist he now is a clinical Instructor If the committee decides to curred Friday morning when Health Department. Jluring the Utah Hospital in Decemin psychiatry.' ask for more money, discuss a Murray man was shot in the 1963 1962 to he time this From 1957, helped organize, he, .. ber Dr. Johnson married Grace with the incoming governor abdomen. The victim, identithe joint ProVo and Utah served as mental health direcKendall formerl- y- of - Nephi. some means of raising this, un- fied by hospital attendants as tor for the State of Nevada County Health Department. less increasing the property tax Don Leverson, was underfrom the 60s in the extreme with He next tookjraining in psyheadquarters in Las VeThey reside now in Orem and is proposed. The anticipated in- going surgery in the San Joan northwest to the upper 70s gas. the University of have three daughters and two crease in revenue for schools at County Hospital. .at chiatry will Lows southeast Saturday. In the Nevada city he or- - Utah Medical College where sons. First reports indicate Mr. present tax levels is about 4 per be between 30 and 45 Friday cent. Leverson was target practicnight. at Soldiers Spring, one Support a merit system to ing southwest of here. Ho mile Salt Lake Citys high and low inof earmark part-sadary 3 PICK FAVORITE FEATURES was putting a single shot tarFri45. 78 to used and creases be were for teachers Thursday in the holster when as special rewards for the best get pistol days reading was in the lower it discharged, teachers. This will be popular 70s and Saturday it will be in with legislators. the mid 60s. .Low will be in the NATIVE UTAHN upper 30s. CUT EXPENSES St George was warmest spot Cut administrative expenses in the state Thursday with a of schools. New buildings should be functional and easy tp , main-highof 92, only. jLiew-degrecooler than the nations high of A Republican candidate for tain. They must not be monu95 at Needles, Calif. Low for the the Salt Lake County CommisThree readers of the Deseret News two in Salt Lake City ments to architects. state was 27 at Bryce Canyon, sion Friday called on adminisand one in Brigham City were selected as winners Friday in Institute centralized pur- compared with the nations low trators ofcountyflower funds!! the National Newspaper Week Contest. to make a public accounting of chasing, regional warehouses Esther Peterson, an assistant of 26 at Burns, Ore. Sponsored in connection with the 25th anniversary of for school supplies and better secretary of labor and .he the contributions and expendithe Deseret News asked its readers to tell utilization of available woman in the Johnson week, newspaper tures. space. about their favorite features. Hundreds of entries listed everyACCIDENT CAUSE administration, came back to Edwin Q. Cannon Jr. said that Gov. Clyde agreed with the her native-Ut- ah thing from the sports section and specific comic strips to Friday for a if he is elected, he will press for committee that a longtime pro- three-da- y Dear and the advertisements. Abby stay. legislation to require that the for coping with school Mrs. Peterson, who is an asn Selected as winners for their entries were gram books on such funds be public is needed, but he sistant to the President on Conproblems 560 DeSoto 564 Columbus Cannon, .Jean St.; Kathy Ashton, St., pointed out that records. just as with the sumer Affairs, plans to do some The Deseret News Thursday and Abigail Rees Madsen, 136 N. 1st East, Brigham City. state building program, results campaigning lor Democratic a1 325 U.S. will Each receive Bond. Savings disclosed that county employes cannot be accomplished sudden-- candidates while in thetate; Miss Cannonbr heientiyrtold' of how sheen joy he pay hundreds or dollars a tneftith She slated a press conference iy. of Deseret section the Womens on the that articles News, and into a flower fund, reading then went to Logan for Friday, food NEW STEPS grooming and recipes. Let me tell you I have tried contributions are used for politig Five of 189 Utah drivers Jn- a speech at a T he cal and social purposes and for them and they were most delicious, she explained in her letgovernor suggested in honor of William G. ter. changes in textbooks and adop- Bruhn, Democratic -- candidate year were operating on suspend Miss "Cannon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. tion of new methods and ubCalling the ed or revoked licenses. for Congress. Cannon, new equipment be done This-wdisclosed by the SaidjtdminisSaturday, Mrs. Peterson will Ashton, a student in the 9th grade at Horace Kathy careful after only study. Even bejn Provo inihe .rooming, Og- State Dflver License Division Junior High School, listed the popular Tell My no reservations with developments in den jij the afternoon and will ad- Thursday! areporto Gov. about making an accounting as her favorite feature. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. science,rapid textbooks need not be dress a dinner for all George D. Clyde. The governor SpanishReed D. Ashton. thrown away after use for only had expressed concern that per-so- public. speaking persons in Salt Lake The Brigham City reader hsted her favorite- - feature as Cannon conceded that not Mr. three he said. years, barred from driving had event -City in the .evening-T- his Dear Abby- ,- the informative- - and entertaining-colum- n but Republi-can- s by been - responsibleJor- - many of He - toldadminiStratorsand is slated from 5:30 trTp.mrat involved In Buren Tan whichfls published regular iy injhe womalso have been Abigail the fatalities. board members the state is in 279 S. 2nd West. ens section of the Deseret News. She has wit and wisdom, flower fund' activity in the The report shows a high incifinancial trouble now because Monday Mrs. Petersonjvill be I she how wonder explained. many hearts she has healed of dence of traffic .violations and past. in central Utah for several ap--- Im no- t- against employes paths she has straightened, she added. i I See FUND on Page 4 othpr accidents in the earlier repearances! he to these funds, contributing cords of drivers involved in the I am but said, against 1964 fatalities. of using pressure to get Mrs.Georgia C. Rytting, as- practice contributions." sistant division director, comThe verymanner in which piled the report. these funds are collected indi189 of the drivers had Onlyd2 he added. had neither a prio traffic viola- cates pressure, tion nor a vehicle accident on President Lyndon B. Johnson will bring Present, plans call for arrival shortly President McKay was recuperating his record, she said. his campaign for into Utah before noon, a cavalcade through the from illness at the time of the visit from She cited the record of one B e . . SECTION Tuesday for a speech and politi- streets oFthe cityvand then the Tabema- - -- Mr. Johnson- .driver whodiad been licensed in cal visit. cle will The Tabernacle mark 1942 at the age of 18 and since appearance; appearance 1,2,12, the third time since 1948 that a President has accumulated 17 traffic law City, Regional Wilkins Mr. indicated President-planthe Democratic state s chairman D. Frank 14, 24 of the United States has used that podi-uconvictions and been involved in to leave shortly after the campaign Wilkins said Friday that exact, arrival 8 President Harry S Truman in 1948, five accidents. His license was Sports j Radio-T9 and departure times lor the presidents" I and the late President John F. Kennedy, Highlights suspended iji'1943 and again in 10,11 also spoke there during their terms in of, 1948, but was returned in 196L Comics visit have not yet been firmed up. This will be President Johnsons first ! r 12, 13 fice. Five of the drivers Involved Financial e visit to Utah since he took of However, President Johnson will defin15 . in fata! accidents were Utahns Obituaries fice. Last month he made a brief stop in President Dwight D, Eisenhower ap who bad never obtained licenses Action Ads itely make .a major campaign speech the state to pay a visit to President Da- - peared in the Tabernacle in 1952 as a 24 Lets Play Chess liand three held vid O, McKay of the Church of Jesus candidate but did not speak there as shortly after noon in the historic Taber- r censes. - . nacle on Temple Square. . Saints. Christ of Latter-dapresident, Pot ; - tv Fall Skies The two professional men stood talking in front of a downtown building. Onehad an idea.""' Yknow all that open space they have in, : front of the jiew .Federal Building?- 'Yep: Pretty, huh?" ds A H niiiiimiiuiiuiiiiuiifuiiimiiuuiitiiiiimiiiiiiwwiMuwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH A Pony Expression Kimberley Mine 30 miles from Richfield. Thou-sanrnore hunters swarmed .mountains Friday.- DESERET NEWS MiiitiiiuituKimuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuimiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiimiiiifiiimittiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitiiimiutmt yStove Typical of deer Tutnting camps in Utah Is this one set Dp as early os Wednesday near the old -- NasfTaruJ Mayer Gordon buy deer Hunting permits from businessman Dick Robison-befo- re taking to hills to try their skill and luck. Free! Out-of-state- rs -- . top-rank- well-writte- Suspended Operators: fund-raisin- dirt.--tn- er - funds-quasi-p- f as Why-colu- mn- B-1- Police had The Perfect Case against the young womanrShed been identified as the forger by two people. A man confessed that he was implicated in the forgeries, and said she helped himTShe couldnt account for her whereabouts at the time of the ' crimes. Her handwriting matched. Salt Lake Police Lt. Bob McManama gave her a lie detector test. "I dont think she did it, said he. v "She must have, said fellow investigators. Just then, a merchant called to say hed apprehended a woman forger. She looked just like the woman prisoner, and so did her handwriting. ' The investigators. freed the innocent woman and Lt. Bob McManama, yawning, snapped, the lid on the bofc he calls his truth detector. i -- L UlJ:P)lans wlaiorS.L. alk full-scal- -- 3-- address.. V fuD-scal- , 15-2- 3 -- y !r ' j- - tAASAMXAAtouMF A,u AA .VS i I VI KXJJL A 3J.J JLZJ XI 2 . hi jffi A |