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Show 4. W Tuesday. September TE3 DRAGE&TON THUJUNE Pace Six opinIn Russia a shift in public Study is the effort to deal Intelby meeting the modem demand for outdoor recreation and to dis- ligently .with the situation at ion Is largely a matter of decree charge another responsibility of hand. Changing Times. state government. Utah should consider a complete system of parks; not just a hit or miss proposition to sateisfy specific pressure groups, nor just a local populace alone. 'A and administered system of state parks could be a big boost to the drive to direct tourist attention and visitations of longer duration. It is not entirely out of the realm of economic possibility that the EXPERIENCED could be parks Complete provisions for adequate QUALIFIED administration shuld be part of half-wa- y the planning. Abortive, measures should be avoided. CAPABLE , Over 50 Hopefuls Sign a t Dinosaur Grid Camp r Fifty prospective Carbon high . gridders were outfitted Saturday morning and three or four others are expected by the beginning of school,- - according to Coach Jack-so-n Jewkes, who was particularly impressed by the size of .many of the boys turning out this year. Eighteen of the men are from last years squad and have had at least five games experience. Others are from the junior high Brent Marehetti is the athletic manager. The first' session was held Monafday morning with morning and ternoon session following each day thereafter. These practice sessions will continue through September 3. The first game on the Dinosaur roster is September 7 here against Grand Junction and this will be followed by a trip to Montrose, Colorado, September 14. Wffltei Urn well-plann- ed self-sustaini- ng. schools of the county who are deIts awful how much of our lives veloping football material for high we school and college play better than spend just waiting. ever before. This is a process of teaching basic fundamentals so There have been sveral recent that when the boys reach the high items urging that Utah consider school level they have a good the development of a state park background of the game. system. People are becoming Seniors reporting for football of an acute shortage of reare Gary Bliss, Richard Fausett, creation areas and finally realizing Carl Morley and Paul Andrews, that we cannot be fully depenTown Tread ends; Earl Marra, George Kalat-si- s dent upon the Federal Govern and Gary Fowler, guards; Ralph ment for supplying our local need. Keele and Sonny Sneddon, tackUtah has long been vehement ABRASIVE OR and about states rights, but little has les; Phillip Fausett, left half; Pat Bendall,. REGULAR RUBBER come to the fore concerning state and right half; Gary Wilson, Fred responsibility. It is not a function Have your tire carcasses Regis, Chuck Christensen and Pete and responsibility of state governMele, halfbalks. Manual Gonzales? ment to fumish' those services for recapped now and pick was also present which the citizens have them up later. Phil Gorishek, fullback; Benny a need and demand. Is it not a Jewkes, center, are expected to service or facility that is available PRICE report before the start of school. to all citizens a justifiable state Others turning out for uniforms responsibility. TIRE & RUBBER CO. were Elmer Richards. Terry AlexThe governor has recently ger, Stan Crocco, Joe Jewkes, Bill 17 N. 1st West Price some interest in considerpressed Higby, Kent Frandsen, Leon M ing development pf a state park Kendrick, Wayne Reid, Jerry system, Utah repre- State Parks Wee!; ENERGETIC wumTrmm a-w- are He Knovs TTMIEAWS Southeastern Utah or Suburbanite co-capta- Its People and Its Problems! in co-capta- in Democratic Candidate for co-capta- in, tax-payi- ng ; Jewkes, Walter Wright, Richard Fail, Jerry Stultz, Kent Lindsey, Gerald Marchello, Jim Rizzuto, Larry Brundage, Robert Golding, Henry Brown, Nathan Wall, Ronald Reid, Gary Booth, Craig Jean-selm- e, Bob Hackney, Reid Oliver, Roger Bean, Byron Stoddard, ly Wareham, Merrill Hamilton, Joe Ruden, Forest Stewart, Paul nell, Victor Davale, Anton Mech-aJack Heath and Bob m. District Attorney SEPTEMBER PRIMARY ELECTION 11, 1956 by approving sentation at the National Confer epee on State Parks In Grand Te- V.OTt ton National Park early in September. Various citizen groups have been making it known that they believe it is time Utah entered into the state park businessThere is a long history of planning for a Great Salt Lake State Park. Now is the time for all these interests to band together in a concerted effort to bring Utah I0R STEVE J. up-to-da- te L--J ; v . . c .4 at the V iReesiSTiBtg LJ , f IPFnmmsjFy K0DS4 Mitiinini September 11 tb, 1956 Your Most Qualified Candidate for Commissioner Four-Ye- ar ft m m mat ycuK cM.tts htfp of a cost is is NEW SAFETY DEPOSIT B03E3 FOZt RENT For Your Convenience Drivo-I- n Teller Window Price Utah Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Resenro System t- A HELPER CITY COUNCIL NOW SERVING AS MAYOR OF fa The man who worked against the Gooseberry Project and went to Washington, D.C., in the fight to save our water. First Mayor in Utah to Sponsor City Water Fluoridation. fa fa CARBON HAIRY BANK ON ft ft ft fa fa really economical --r the borrowing low . Let us give you actual figure-fads- ,. Our plan SERVED FOUR YEARS HELPER CITY, HAS OPERATED HIS OWN BUSINESS IN HELPER FOR 28 YEARS, BORN, RAISED AND EDUCATED IN CARBON COUNTY KNOWS THE PROBLEMS OF THE AREA. : , Worked hard for and in cooperation with Utah and Colorado for approval of Highway Nc 6. . Endorsed by United MincrWoikers of America. Graduate of LD.S. Business College. The man who worked Hard to Save Carbon College. Voto for Diamanti . ... Is A Vote for Good Government! PRIMARY ELECnon - SEPTEMBER 1 - i 1th V |