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Show 106 DESERET NEWS, Annual Sessions K AAixed iSessiing? Utahs new system of an legislative sessions, with a budget session every other year, may prove a mixed die Utah blessing, Foundation reported today. y corThe nonprofit poration noted that 31 states now meet on an annual session basis. But only five have alternate sessions restricted to; budgets, as was approved by Utah voters last November. Pf these five states, Colorado and Wat Virginia reported definite improvements inf governmental operations, the foundation report shows. ?he other 4hrte, New Mex-kLouisiana and Hawaii, noted varying degrees of In fact, the report shows, Hawaii voters in November approved a change which returns Dual JO-d- tax-stud- p, oonsti-tigion- al Unionization T ry Thwarted" Car Foils Off Jock, Boy Dies Wednesday, January 1, 1949 dent, in the garage of his home, Continued from Page B--l occurred when the boy was and support thereto, including alone and apparently broke his prom Isa of benefit and implied neck. forests of loss of employment, Mr. Piper wrote. and Mr. He was the son of Pocatelof Mrs. Robert Boodry He added that the companys contract with the Woodworkers Pocatello police said foe acci lo. POCATELLO, IDAHO (AP) Terry Lavelle Boodry, 17, of Pocatello, was killed Tuesday afternoon when a car on which he was working slipped tom a jack and fell on him. the state to biennial budgetapproved before the statutory ing, while retaining annual deadline for submission of foe sessions. budget on foe lOfo day." Utah's first According to the Foundabudget session will not convene until tion study, Utah budget offiJanuary, 1970. However, the cials see both problems and 1989 legislature will be the disadvantages in the new sysfirst to officially budget on an tem. Some budget officers reportannual, rattier than biennial, basis. edly art concerned that foe The Foundation report noted shift to annual sessions may that, while the 1968 constitu- keep the budget officer and tional change approved by the his staff so busy with budget voters authorize annual sespreparation that they will not sions, no change was made in have time for such matters as the statute which requires the budget administration and governor to submit a budget analysis of management probr lems. based on a period. These tame officials noted, Observers see no real problem with this situation," Founhowever, that "We will have dation analyst! said, "since it foe asms Legislature for two successive budgets, so we may should be possible to introduce be able to get things done on and pass corrective legislation expeearly in the station. If neces- foe basis of first-yesary, this legislation could be rience. its other benefits received under the contract be safeguarded. from "was invalid union inception. I Mr. Piper recommended that the company withdraw recognition from the union, repay union dues withheld from wages, and that employes wage increase or Fairs i.i are expected to vote in 60 days on whether they wnat to be union-ize- d and if so, which of the, two unions should be their bargaining agent, Mr. Harries said. Lady 40 employes DOOR CRASHERS Sony,teo phono or mail orders on Dust items. 20-da-y reg. 3.98 to 8.98 srostsr sets Selection of owooter wts end saques for boys end girls, infant six. White end pe. tela, tome with attached hood. rtg. 3. ft to 7.98 infers mzr two-yea- ar Group ef 'HINT ON SUPPORT Importuned for, several days by reporters, County Commisskxwralect Royal X. Hart today shed some rath- er dim light on foe question of whom he will support for, County Commission chairman. His answer hat been, "When I decide, Ill write it oa back his sleeve and dla-ifoy wrist; today be pulled f played the word "Help. ; Reporters noted that foe "H could stand either for or Hanson (current commission chairman is Oscar Stmt ; Styles SAM-JC- rtg. 3.00 9 TCKtTS '!HELP' SPELLS ONLY sets, rompers, ol creeper, topper teti In lizet for both boy and girls. teny tevcrclb S.L. Man 1.50 Wins On stretch terry coverall for sleep end ptoy. Snap front, to wMto, baby bios er azure. Size em, 2 Ibt.) end mod. (12 20 lb.) (0-1- 1 Jr.). I in ' However, there are four letters in help, foe same Hunt a ; "Does this mean yoa win vote for yourself if Com-- . foisstoners Hsnso cand Philip It Hemquist disagree?" be .was asked. ; The decision will be made Monday after traditional n ceremonies. jrwearing-l- . A Salt Lake man, acting as his own lawytr, got nine periling tickets thrown nsi of this week and riwwed that its nearly impossible to get convicted if a person docent want to Py- John Ehrood Dennett, IMS E. 31st South, received foe tickets the past several manths. Instead of paying the fines he waited until he was nmmoned to City Court ANTAIA YESDiCr He entered pleas of innocent but was found guilty and given appropriate fines and sentences. However, be didnt pay foe fines H3 er serve foe sentences became he filed notice of appeal in Third District Court . Btan Judge Leonard this year and "force some drasfroaTaoB-- l looked forttgh the file tic roductfeaa ktor in the and toM foe city 8148,000 in year, ha said. non taxes and 8&0JSCQ interest Finance Department affidak tor he dSdiT aee a formal comIncome from cotmty plaint The prosecutor admitted said the comity hasnt there wasnt sue, and the judge of idle funds. all for It k grants applying folly dismissed the caw. Commissioner This Philip Finance eligible to receive. years FORMAL COMPLAINT R. piomquist wid the county budget reflects federal match win '"recover this year at least lag foods and other grants in According to kw, foe city 530)DOO from federal and state foe rawness. Tht county must must file a formal complaint welfare erroneous in ot a fractal preprint agencies oomahwete along the hne hi ik the budgets to quafy for the hospitalization expenses. legal proceedings if a parking "lire paid well over $1 mfillca federal funds, they explained. violation caw to be conoid Fire Chief Frank P. Jones trod in district kcourt on the put two and ft half years to appeal. tht t University' Hospital for id he couldnt possibly add In actual fact viok-tioparking 25 10 of the am ha foes welfare patients care, but more than thrown cases are routinely hadqt verified them. Since, we requested this month, oven out of District Court became have learned most of this after the increase raising his the city most prove foot the ear amount paid from county funds budget to 8944,214, up from last owner was. the one who 8908,900. foe to should have been billed years the auto-- near Corunhsioners granted I state welfare agencies for payif the owner roimpossibility Del Sheriff to increase federal 8307,000 and state ment with to tated against himself testify 90 nee mar L. Larson. But funds," he explained, wifi to add ha planned "This Is one of the factors we deputies YandeMxs conddered in adopting our 19 have to be reduced to 25 or lees after his budget was cut $350,000 budget and which will help million he request- - Police today ware Investigathold the mill levy down to 18.9 from the $1? Last ed. budget totaledHng a vandalism repot at Ray years more mill. We might recover and Son Grocery Store, 801 E. he $11 million. thaw the half million, 21st South, where someone foot increasct Other budget large added. occurred la foe capital funds for a holt thimgh a puts glam the cut have Commissioners recreation and public facility window and damaged an adverhootftaUzation budget by more flood control tising sign. Damage was estiIn foe last two improvements, than one-hal- f and foe Salt Pakce. mated at $40l programs vhqs by carefully screening the hospital cases, he said. On the other hand, the mental health budget has more than doubled to $605,655, County Auditor Glen F. Palmer reportMID-SEAS- ON ed. The county plans on federal-stat-e moneys totaling 8425,000 of this, he said. The auditor criticised reliance by the Finance Department upo federal grants which the county is not now certain it will recalve. However, the contracts officials report that the funds hsvO been applied for and some are; awaiting final approval while others already are assured. "They plan on grants of 8$ million or more annually but In 1968 we received only a little under 1 million from the federal agenda," Mr. Palmer disclosed. Failure to gain approval on hny of these grants could Sovt on happy young snow suits place the budget in jeopardy 0 SAIY SALE OF SNOW SUITS AND JACKETS FOR CHILDREN Vs Off Gifts Galore for saving more! $eo page C6 and facksts for fht small fry. Wt haw a trtmandous selection In many fobrics and colors, sixes MXL for infants, 2 to 4 for toddlers, 3 to 7 for children. FIFTH FLOOR CHILDREN'S SHOP Mailmsdphoterdenfil!dlodi54cpkigt(lU. SAIT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN W5W CITY AND OGDEN 39.09 - With adjustable double drop sides, plastic teething rails, 4- - ' ? ball trim, footboard, metal stabilizing bars, plus springs. With little lamb decal on footboard, snow white or autumn maple grain finish. Also a similar style in waL' ' full-leng- th nut grain. COSCO BABY TOILETTE reg.7.005.88 took like the real thing. Seat lifts off from bow for mo on stondard toilet. Smooth polyethylene base m inowFVfniiVi vMiiuuna itcn ono back. . only, reg. 82.00 MIOOIOI ... n.-r- . 70-co- il, laminated quilted pearlized vinyl cover In nursery print, reg. 22.98 1 4.99' OKianmf Rutwtt mattress, double l, lift with zipper closure, clear plastic cover, firmo-fle- x imtenpring construction, wrapped in rubberized sisal cotton felt, heavy duty Duxkin laminated cover In juvenile print, 18.99 reg. 24.98 B rtg. 29.95 2S.W All hardwood wax finish, white plastic teething rails. Converts to crib or play pen floor ef crib raises easily to dressing table height. Drop sides, sets up in auto. Includes foam filled wet-promattress in nurwry print 49.99 Crib mattress, by the makers of Kantwet, insulated; sisol end foam padded, topped by fluffy cotton felt. Heavy duty Duxkin' 102-coi- COKSO-CRI- ' MetcMag chests, Andora walnut end 4 sides of crib or playpen. Extra thick, foam Crib bumper, for filled. Solid colors of white, pink, blue or yellow, reg. 4.50 0 oil-rou- . u BABY IIECESSITIES t, of 100 Acrilan acrylic, 36x50" with nylon binding. Pink, maize, blue, seomist white, reg. 4.98 ............ ..................2.79 Therm-blanke- chrome plated steel with bell bearing swivel back, vinyl seat, back and awning. Blue dots on (trailer by Stralee, wheels, white, rag. 20.95 eteeeeseeeeeeseMtMOstMeei 13.9 (trailer with more deluxe features, gold meridian print on white, reg. . I MO 23.95 S trailer pad, heavy duty vinyl, heavily padded, white, reg 3J50 2.19 Solid pink, maize, or nursery print crip bheets, reg. BABY ATKIIIS LAYETTE -crib sheets, print, reg. 1.39 Infant gewus, with snap peck, mitten cuffs, drawstring bottoms. White, aqua blue er maize, reg. 2 for 2.69 eoeeeeeeeeeeaeee far 2.29 Bmenoo, with snap front. Pink, Moiibiu, maize or while, reg. 2 for 2.39 2 tor 2.1 9 for 4 mo., sizes with double white, breasted tabs, skirt diaper Snap .......... X for 1.S9 1 or lib yra reg. 3 for 2.10 Jifton eblrts, with diaper tabs. White, sizes 6 ma 1, 112, 2 and 3 yrs., 3 tor 1.49 reg. 3 for 1.69 . . rf Dinpnr poll, 40-q- t. of Lomax polyethylena with deodorizer in lid. Whito. BABY ITEMS Matching wnohcleth, 10x11", reg. 59c ..........49c Waterproof chanting, highly absorbent textured flannel on both sides, interlayed with sanitized rubksr. Machine washable and boiloble. .....SSc 18x18", reg. 69c 1.29 27x36", reg. 1.59 .....2.49 36x54", reg. 2.98 Quilted crib pods, highly obsorbent white cotton. 17x18", package of 2, reg. 1.09 89c 18x34", package of 1, reg. 89c ........69c 1.19 27x34", package of 1, reg. 1.49 Contour fits standard crib mattress, reg. 2.89 eeeaeeeeoeeeeeeeeee3e 49 Aerllen crib blankets, thermal knit of pure acrylic fiber with nylon binding. White, pink, maliblu or maize. 36x50". reg. 3.99 3.49 4.49 40x60", reg. 4.99 k , i me .It v s ft tvVI f CONSOLE CAR SEAT reg. 13.00 9.99 New base support fits all eprs, ; over console or front or back seat; : With head rest. Automotive blue; black or white. s , t I .4. PLAYPEN reg. 27.00 20.99 i Nylon net, has center support leg, n soft absorbent terry. Pink, yellow, 1.39 trim, reg. 1.69 I ", utl . diaper severs, reg. 2 for 1.00 Kelt fitted crib (beets, tailored with fitted corners, stretch for easy slip-eand snug fit. Pink, matiblu or maize, reg. 1.89 ea. ... 1.59 Pitted rlb sheets, 160 threads per tq. inch with full hooded turnback n each side to keep sheet firmly in place. Elastic ends. White, reg. 2 for 2 tor 1.79 2.00 aqua or white with pastel ; u BABY ROYAL inap-old- a 8 nth towel, 36x36" of pure cotton, V or yellow, reg. 3.98 3 tor 89c knit with center panel Double stretch, soft lining next to baby's skin. White, 2 tor 1.39 t p rv, MX V , Eloper flavors, vinyl waterproof, stays soft, never pills, cracks or stiffens. N)4or covered eiostic leg and waist White pulton, reg. 3 for IDO Training panto, foam lined thermal U 496 reg. 65c aluminum for standard or terminal sterilization, reg. Sterilizer, flannel with Receiving blnnkets, 30x40" softest cotton brushed 1.69 2 tor 1.49 for In 2 finish pink or blue, reg. Rrafeld diapers, contour shaped with central panel of 8 layers in thick IMS Reinforced edges. Mokes diapers wear longer. Reg. 3.49 dor. 2.98 to-- . mafibfu, t . pink, y , Pillow ensos, white, pastel, or print to match sheets, Our own brand of finest quality, velvet soft cotton knits, quality you can believe to, tested ond proven, made to demanding specificetione. knit side panels for two-wasizes 1, 2, 3, reg. 2 for 1.59 ........91c 1.29 shoots, white, reg. 1.29 .... Pert-n-cr- lb Port Start mssES LAKE ml ever-parke- d GRIBS HARDWOOD folds compactly. . HI CHAIR reg. 17.95 13.99 Folding chair, with heavily podded seat ond back, chrome tray ond foot rest. Converts to youth chair. Royal Daisy, Fiesta or Astro blue prints. BABY BATHINITTK reg. 27.00 20.99 Aluminum frame holds durable hard molded plastic tub with hammock, large utility troy, front ond back pockets, foot pedal, towel rod. Pearlized white. SWINO-O-MAT- WALKER JUMPER reg. 10.00 7.99 New design with springs in 18.99 swing with stand. Swings boh r.:cmatically. Tubular frame, padded seat and canopy in Royal Daisy print. p f op, posed action for extra bounce;! Spring mechanism is completely' enclosed for baby's safety. 3" swivel wheels, molded wrap- around bumper. Reinforced seat, in Royal Daisy print, deep'iirtt; -. molded troy. T reg.22.00 17.99 folding dress-r-chest- ' m. DRESSING TABLE ,,vi .! Molded of unbreakable linen finish Puralite, with foam filled pod ttl! white or Royal Daisy. . 'n IC reg. 16.95 Automatic wind-u- ! ' l BASSINETTE CRADLE L?.Creg. 17.00 13.99 From car bed to bassinette with adjustable leg height. Add rocker ' to convert to cradle. ' i inmamsui ssmsm 9Ksmmm in Ogden area, Moil end shorn onion fitUd, indicai 2nd color ckoko tekom poooMn. For dolitmry by A utrboch truck, dud 326-- 188 in Salt Lake City area, in Provo area. Zenith 737 in outlying areas. Delivery north to Tremonlon and Richmond, oouth ts Peyeew ond Frovo, nut to Htbtr ond Midway, umt to Damveyand GmntsvilU. Moil orders to Bon 1465, a M 34e postage for email items, furniture sent freight collect, add 3Vi sales tax in Utah. Allow 4 days for delivery, 50c charge tti It bi made for C.OJ). delivery. SHOP MONDAY AND FRIDAY 10 AM. TO $ PM. 1 858-18- 0 274-278- |