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Show ? the CALVES ' - CALUES - Top quality Holsteon, Guernsey and Anzus Holstein' cross c&ives from three to fiw weeks old. These calves are nipple pail ibroke and get along on powdered milk of any kind. We also sell Eight to Ten week old calves off milk. You must talc? 25 or more and they must meet your approval upon delivery or you need not accept them. We can give you references if you want them. We deliver them about 10 days after you order them in Vans equipped for cold weather. Our delivered prices on the three to five week calves Holstein Heifer Calves Holstein Bull Calves Guernsey Heifer Calves $45.00 $40.00 $40.00 $47.50 Angus Holstein Cross On the Eight to Ten Week old calves off milk Holstein Heifer Calves Holstein Bull Calves Guernsey Heifer Calves $58.50 $55.00 $52.50 $62.50 Angus Holstein Cross Call or - write: COMPANY NOLAN LIVESTOCK Bonduel, Wisconsin Phone PL THURSDAY,' NOV. NATIONAL NOTICE CALVES The Board of Education of tbt Carbon County School District will accept proposals at its meeting to be held at 7:30 pjn. oa Thursday, November 15th, 1962, to dispose of the Castle Gate School Hous? at Castle Gate, ' 'Utah. j The building must be removed from the premises along with any resulting debris and all excavations must be filled and the surface , finished to the satisfaction of the Board of Education and the town of Castle Gate. The proposal does not include the bus garage or the fence surrounding the school house. Time limit for removing the buildings will be set toy the Board of Education and the Board must be absolved from all liability in case of accident or negligence on th part of the successful bidder. The Board of Education res. erves the right to reject any or all proposals. MOVELL JEWKES, by Ralph Jto6v MORE POLITICS N to "Rich relatives seem iTinally the Congress has ad journed. It has ibeen a long ses sion, one iaf the longest in peace. time history. And it: has been one in which, on 'both sides, politics has been played to the hilt. With the election only days away, it has became increasingly difficult to get a quorum in either house, and seme 'bills have been passed without a kuorum present. The Administration has had some notable victories. Probably moat important was the Trade Expansion act, which conferred upon the Resident the greatest tariff powers any chief executive has ever had. We have a new tax bill, Ibut it is a far cry from what the Administration wanted. It contains an unwise invest er ment tax credit, 'but does little Date of First Publication, Oct. or nothing to close 18, 1962. Date of Last Publication "loopholes." The net result will November 8, 1962. toe a loss of revenue to the gov have one big advantagt. They always lire long." STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKY 66 MOOf PMCIKT fl OlSTILLIMd CO.. FMNffOIT. KY. TH1 .ut MB t rewill hold tbla . year, sponsible political : expertot&aulB tfce Republicans caa wth coatrol of the (House, - and tor (Senate is certa'n to remain Democratic. of All Typea OTIC (EEGJQGCEG Equitable Insarance Agency George Pstteticfc Con-mo- Phone ME dent Kennedy of the Eisenhower 'gress in an off.year election, and VOT . FOR E W J. H. ernment. Postal rates have ibeen raised, but along with this have gone wage increases, which will more than offset the higher rates, This means that the Post Office De parfenent wiSl continue to op. ente at a deficit. A new drug control bill has been enacted which (gives the government in creased powers in this field. The foreign aid bill provides a billion dollars less than the Administra tion requested, which reflects the Crowing feeting within the Con gress that this program needs FOH SCHOOL BOARD CARBON COUNTY DIST. NO. IH On the other aide, the Admini strauon has been defeated on several of Its recommendations Perhaps most notable among these baa been the attempt to create an urban affairs deDart- ment, medical care for the elderly under Sociafl Security, federal aid to education, another exten &ioa,of unemployment benefits, stand-b- y authority for the Pread dent to reduce taxes, and a new over-a- ll farm bill giving the Secretary, of .Agriculture greatly YEARS 4 I . I 1 HAVE ATTENDED; NATIONAL SCHOOL BOARDS COMVEHTIOII 3 STATE SCHOOL BOARD ASSN. CONVENTION 3 CA.P.S, MEETINGS 4 STATE DEPT. OF EDUCATION, U. OF II. INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS 5 SESSIONS ri increased powers. These, of course, . are merely some of the highlights of this sasstoa of the Congress. Scores of other bills have been considered, OF THE 1960-6- 1 LEGISLATURE 12 MEETINGS ON PROBLEMS OF TEACHERS FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN. and many of them have been passed, and many others will b reintroduced in the next Con- - President Kennedy is well aware of this and is taking on one of the most ardent campaigns ever seen for a chief executive in an election. He not only wants more Democrats, but more . Democrats who wiU vote He for what he recommends. prosays that this has been ductive Congress, but that much remains to be done and he must have more persons who agree with his solutions. The Repub licans, according to Mr. Kennedy, hurt automatically say "no", to what must be dos. The record does not bear out such a charge, and it cannot be true because in both houses the (Democrats have an almost oveirwhelming majority. But the accusation may be PAOJB off-ye- overhauling. if JOO UNA D 1062 licans. Former president Eisenhower In spite of the nearness of the also in on the campaign trail In election, there are few who are a more active manner than he willing to si)ake firm forecasts on how the two 'parties will make ever has before in an ar U l yit.t Yt Ii. election: He gives the impression, vui. it ia v'utuiiMit iui 'iiit; pui I.. st too, of' being deeply irritated by in power to lose seats in same of the criticism by Presipersons believe that record Clerk-Treasur- Phone News Itema to Journal (Utah) oratory. good campaign ed -- 1, ' In his public administration. statements Eisenhower has limited his blasts to domestic affairs and to the manner in which th pr-e- nt administration Is attempting to run the country. He obviously has no confidence in many of the persons around President Kennedy, or in the advice they give, and believes that the only solution is the election of Repub- OUTLOOK POLITICS, HELPER ' 80..L0GAL SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGS 1 REGION 5 ATHLETIC ASS'N, MEETING 3 REGIONAL SCHOOL BOARD WORKSHOPS 1 SALT LAKE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEET off-ye- ar , Jt'tl J fc' I ft"0 ii Sail IHSTlllfeQ ttnr tiqsTt r 1I ii ttii ii a JACK'S mm ooo VISITED VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS IN UTAH AND OREGON - SERVED ON ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON UTAH VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. Vour Support Will Be Appreciated GENERAL ELECTION! KOVEtlDEn 6, RADIO-T- V - SALES ON PROBLEMS OF EDUCATION 1952 , SERVICE , Expert service by a Technician trained by DeVry Technical and eiiiig Ito imy si Wot Oaiir? DCA jbistltates. IVESERVjOEAU (HRIIIBBSg tODELS Oar lUdlca MAKES, ir Home Cadlo Set Television repair sets W when possible em sot at th la the tn oar -- Kentucky distillery. 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