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Show in rrrs ?e2s v H::d Fcr Dj cf 0;h:r$ Seen t b " iz'zZzi lack by increasing their violent escapades while blaming society for their faults. It appears that the public is beginning to gag on the steady sodologleal diet to excusing the conduct of teenage hoodlums because "society has failed them." Resort communities racked by senseless riots and citizens who cannot venture from their homes without being assaulted and beaten are getting fed up with pampered and insolent youth gangs. Some courts in the troubled areas are taking a more realistic approach in handling those involved In these outbreaks. New laws providing stifler penalties are being enacted in a few places. We can only hope that authorities everywhere will follow this trend. Certainly, the mere desire of young miscreants to have a "blast" or to 'let off steam is no excuse to ravage a community and to malm and terrorize Its residents. That holiday riots and similar antics by carousing youths have evoked widespread concern is not surprising. It is surprising, however, that strong public reaction did not come sooner. For several years, the Increasing volume of criminal acts by young people spurred on by the lenient treatment receivedhas presented a clear barometric reading of what we are now witnessing. For instance, from 1960 through 1964, the percentage of young arrests for homicide, forcible rape, aggravated assault, robbery, burglary, larceny, and auto theft more than doubled the population increase percentage of the same group. Arrests of persons under 18 for simple as-age-gro- up Hill Air Force HID AFB Is recruiting workers for. Jobs in the aircraft and mis- sile repair and maintenance fields, it was announced today by If aj. Gen. T. Alan Bennett, Og-dAir Material Area commanen der. Vacancies at Hill AFB, which is headquarters for Ogden AM A, are In such positions as radar installer, aircraft Installer and control systems mechanic, computer photo and equipment repairer, computer repairer, aircraft mechanic, aircraft electrician, photo equipment repairer, aircraft Jet engine mechanic, aircraft sheet metal repairer, missile systems mechanic and mis- sile systems electrician. The Jobs pay from $2.65 to $2.94 per hour to start, General Bennett said. to four From one and one-ha- lf years experience are required to qualify. Completion of a course of one and one half years or 1.500 hours at a qualified trade school can be substituted for one and one half years of experience. Those qualifying for the positions should make application by filling out a Standard Form 57, available at any post office, and submitting it to the Employment and Placement Branch, Hill AFB, Utah, or visiting the office in Building 500 at the Utah air base. file at Hill AFB to fill immediate needs for aircraft mechanics. Applications, however, are 'being accepted for future re; Women Con Learn to Moke Hots at Home In line with the ' Vbsf It's l!cl (fcoJo Vci3 Postponed Vht Driver Test trate accident situations. These are shown both in slow motion and ai normal speed to allow encouraged Shell to viewers to share the experience of a collision or nrodoee and distribute the mm The National Drivers Test" as a teaching aid designed to was nanus produced by CBS News in womote better driving with the NattoaalSa-fet- y The film oses the entire test cooperation and with the advice Council on television. as it aoDeared of an independent board of conin use for forms test Sample sultants drawn from industry, scoring results will be enclosed Fib Avcihbb to Public Thrill is - wheat program reverts to the type The National Drivers Test,-th- e Uua-win. authorized in connection with special program that appearmarketing quotas. Foresters of the Pleaaat ed on the CBS television network Wheat quota legislation direct j Grove District of the Uinta Na- Just before the Labor Day and to the Secretary of Agriculture tional Forest art greatly con- Memorial Day week ends, has unit rose 79 percent, drakes-ses- s marketing quotas not cerned over the fire proclaim violations 52 and related hazard on been made available on film for per wheat later than August 1 when the foothill areas of the the Wasatch distribution to the general public. cent, disorderly conduct IS per level is determined to supply Shell Oil Company, sponsor of Front 17 Utah here is cent, and concealed weapons County. government and education. be excessive without the quotas. The National Drivers Test,-h- as with each film. condiweather spring percent- daring the same five Early Information on borrowing the followed by is This proclamation The film tests drivers' judg edited the program into a tions and summer rains have fayears. In the light of this shamecan be obtained from: Shell film vote of wheat growers; a favora two-c- ar situa collision ment in 16 mm vored the rank growth of grass ful picture, we cannot say that Public Relations vote by at least Oil able road of Company, and d. This growth has given film. The film is being made tions, their knowledge we were not 1008 West Sixth of the voters is necessary to put the foliage. to Department, pertheir and ability on available to a free loan basis rules, hillside a superficial green The immediate objective, of the quotas into effect. Quotas ceive driving hazards. Specially Street, Los Angeles, California, course. Is to put a stop to these appearance which along with the high school driving classes, traf90054. through marketings restrict infic and other prepared film sequences illus safety groups rambles and mass vandalism. to any part late rains, might have led many applicable penalties to believe the fire season has terested organizations. Meanwhile, the Question puzzling of the crop determined to be ex- drawn to a close. Public response to the telemost people is what caused the This, however, cess. Wheat quotas have been is untrue. It takes traffic safety program vised few but and some a morals of principles ENTER TOOAY! voted on thirteen times; they have of sunshine to restore the enthusiastically favorable, na- hours of our youth to degenerate to once. been disapproved to its original near animal level Recognizing' ELDER RALPH L. Provisions extending the vol- undergrowth condition. At present the problem comes much easier GLATHAR SUCCESSFUL parched CARD OF THANKS untary wheat program with some the fire than its solution. However, of all IN MISSION FIELD danger ratings, which are included in the are modifications on the dryness of fine the factors Involved, I am conWe take this means of exfarm bill currently being con- dependent vinced one of the most damaging Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Glath-- ar wind, and pressing our heartfelt appreciatemperature, fuel, sidered by Congress. are higher than they tion for the many kind expresIs the false teaching which tends reported that they have reWIN! NEW FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE Efforts over the past four years humidity, to blame society for all the frus- ceived word that their son, El- to have been all summer. and the acts of friends and sions national wheat the nrl rminH.trin fnr 7 ma TWA to the U. S. A. COllefiC Of DTO- - ."'"W progear A spark of carelessness could der Ralph L. Glathar, is trations, woes, and inconvenienneighbors at the time of the illfootball bowl game of your choice! circumto present-da- y (TKW) gram gratifying success with stances have ces, real or imaginary, visited ness and passing of our beloved wheat cause a forest fire. brought of the Lamanlte (Indian) People upon our young people. Teen wife mother and daughter, Mrs. stocks down to about 819 milNed (Vernita) Oldham. For the agers, and their parents, have the Queen Charlotte Islands, lion bushels, according to U. S. 4--H Cloverertes been subjected to a foolhardy British Columbia, Canada. He is lovely flowers, to those who Department of Agriculture re Alaska-Canadi- an theory which condones rebellious serving in the called, took part on the program the lowest This is yearClub Tours Museum ports. conduct against authority, law and Mission. and to the many who assisted we end level in the 12 crop years He has been in the Masset 2214 FABULOUS PRIZES OFFERED! order, or any regulatory meas are deeply grateful. the de reflects since it 1953; John Hutchings, Lehl naturalFree Entry Blank and complete details at ures which restrict their whims, J area of the islands for a little Oldham The family. "HaTT i cisive steps taken to. keep year ist and collector, conducted an our Rexall Drug Store no purchase neceswishes, desires, and activities. over two months, working mostly to 30. win. to ends demand closer Sept. sary Sweepstakes production MFII interesting tour of the museum VISIT FROM LAS VEGAS This astonishing belief has with the Halda Indian people, ly 1965. and to encourage maximum ex for the Cloverettes H whom were 15 Club. of bapinto the the recently schoolroom, spread of U. S. wheat. ports produced The group presented a contribu Guests at the home of Mrs. living room, the courtroom, and tized. His present companion is SUPER PLENAMINS During the marketing years tion to the museum fund. With now into the streets of our Na- Elder Gerald Neal Ball of Santa Aiwiu's LarfM StUmf VrtVTMn Mtntral Product were her Mary Shelley daughter, wheat total Mrs. Ferrln (Florence) Olson as Mrs. Pat Walts' and son Lane, Selectee1 tor n tion in the form of wild, drunken Maria, California. Together, they 1961 through 1964 t MM 1.1 OLYMPIC TUM have 15 students who have ap- production has been nearly 600 the leader, the club members in of Las Vegas, Nevada. Also here NOW brawls. the training table vitamin dothan million bushels less used by all 14 National Football cluded Nancy Bushman, Sandra were Mrs. Shellev'seranddaueh- No doubt, society has failed plied for the IndianStudent Placeuse and exports. As a League Teams! our youth, but not in the way ment program of the IDS mestic Kelly, Joyce Mitchell, Sherry ter, Mrs. Randy Jamison and sons wheat stocks have result, surplus on and Louise Chidester. also the Church. Olson think. the to They carry Rather, Chris and Marty. many seem declined dereliction has been In the fail Indian Seminary program and billion-bush- el sharply from the 1.4 at peak the close of ure to teach them the meaning the Boy Scout program. Elder Glathar reports that he Is realty the 1960 crop season. This peak of discipline, restraint, self-r- e 1)0 ccocxc was reached after a buildup of Colors orwhich law his and and mission is for enjoying respect spect, ::5f'3i lata EVEIIICG CLASSES der and the rights of others. Con- fast drawing to a close. nearly 600 million bushels, besequently, the lesson now is both 6 moisturizing shades: ginning with the 1957 crop. UTAH TRADE TECHIIICAL INSTITUTE painful and costly. CLOVER CHILDREN 1961-6- 4 Pastel Pink. Orchid the During period J. Edgar Hoover VISIT FROM WYOMING Pink, Tangerello, which included the top three ex Director of the FBI True Red, Vibrant 3 billion At Provo port years nearly Red, Chestnut Red. Thomas, Galloway and Clara bushels of wheat moved Into exVISIT FROM OREGON Elese Clover, children of Mr. 59.... D port channels. Exports during the REGISTER HOW REX and Mrs. George N. Clover of stamps ma Mr. and Mrs. Dell Smith of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, spent a early part of the 1964 crop season (ended June 30) were dis Each Canny, Oregon, visited here with vacation visit here with their Mrs. Minnie Krenka and Mr. and uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs; appointing, but aggressive action Mrs. Howard (Virginia) Yerke. Julian Clover, Julie and Jay. to keep U. S. Wheat competitive with other exporting countries They were accompanied by their A trip to the Great Salt Lake turned exports upward. Totals for Austin Mrs. daughter-in-lawhere they floated in the briny the mttttt- nExtra sharp for effortless year are indicated at 730 two and children. OFFERED III THESE FIELDS Connelly waters, and other excursions million bushels, second only to shaving. Made from Swedish PROMPT were enjoyed. They spent some stainless steel to give you exports for the previous year, PRESCRIPTION time with their grandmother, when far more shaves per blade LESTER JACKSON shipments to the Soviet razor Clover than blades. Clara and other Mrs. re SERVICE Auto ordinary HOME FROM HOSPITAL Gunsmithing Repair Union boosted wheat exports to latives. Mr. and Mrs. Clover re- a record level. Rely on our Rexall PharmaCabinet Refrigeration Making Dispenser of 5 Lester Jackson has returned turned the children to their home, cist to fill your next prescripFarm income from wheat has Commercial Art Welding tion promptly, exactly as home after four days medical traveling by car and returning been maintained through the four -ordered by your doctor. treatment in the American Fork horses used by George Clover in year period of wheat surplus Business Courses Diesel Mechanics Hospital. He is considerably im his "Wilderness Trails," fishing liquidation. During the season Your (fkmlf) ; English & U. S. and hunting guide business. The Photography dispenser 1.45 proved, was reported. past, wheat Income reached just Pharmacy pack trips, which are taken into $2T.2 billion as a result of the Electronics History . the mountain fastnesses where $400 million income VISIT FROM CALIFORNIA For supplement high school credit Electricity primeval scenery remains un by marketing certiprovided are in much demand for ficates issued to farmers under Mr. and Mrs. Milton Green spoiled, eastern vacationers and cithers, the national wheat stabilization enjoyed a visit from their son was reported. Big game hunting program. Mr. and and daughter-in-laand bear Allan B. Gomez Mrs. Kenneth Green, who came of elk, moose, deer Phone 373-78VZK2 PQ ft from Inglewood, California. Ken- continues through October. The 1395 N. 150 E., Provo, Utah to home the Clover i is 'f'z-Qsadjacent SSSS (1 at the neth is teaching music 3548 I national game preserve, where Morningside High School in Inglemany types of rare birds as wood. well as animals may be viewed. Seven dogs and a car belonging to Princess Ashraf, sister of VISITS IN GRANGER the Shah of Iran, recently ocseats on cupied two first-clas- s Mrs. Alice Hutchings Skinlier a Paris to Teheran airliner at accompanied Mrs. Josephine Coa cost of $800. oper and Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Pick up ypur phone Symes to Granger where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Reed and call your Basic Jensen (Jeannette Hutchings) and children Long family. A hearty chicken dinner was In Good Distance or your served to a group of 15. Their daughter Terry, 10, who underparents or an old Good home storage doesn't Just went is major reported surgery, friend. Puts you happen. It takes thinking, planimproving. ning, and rearranging. on top of the world. Certain basic principles are found in good storage. And if you VISITS HERE Try it and see. observe and practice these prinMountain Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchings ciples, you can use each storage area more effectively. You also and son Jon, of Holladay, visited States can use them as a guide when here Saturday, at the home of Telephone analyzing your present storage Mrs. Alice Hutchings Skinner. or planning new storage. Her daugher Lucille, Mr. and Among the basic principles Mrs. Ray Fage and son Kevin, are: store things near point of of Roy, also came and remained A first use; store items at con for an overnight stay. store venient heights; together When wrathful words arise a things used together; store ar tides where easy to see; build closed mouth is soothing. to fit storage needs and keep storage flexible and store items where easy to reach. OIL BY THE CASE Each of these basic principles Is described and illustrated in a publication ' of the College of OIL FILTERS PRICE " " J rnrcmrnnTrmmiTVir-Agriculture Extension Service of in iiiiftfffflnifflHiSri1 in in The Pennsylvania State Univer Featuring sity. For a copy send your name and address with 25 cents to Gas Oil TIRES Tubos "My wife really enjoys the time she saves with the little Storage, Box 6000, University - fore-warne- which the Public Law 83-8- 2. President signed Into law on July 24, permitted postponement of the national wheat marketing quota referendum which other wise would have had to be called by August 1. As now authorised, the wheat referendum may be delayed as much as 30 days after the current session of Congress ends. Legislation enacted in 1964 provided a voluntary wheat stabilization program for the 1965 crop and exempted it from the operation of marketing quotas. As this voluntary program expires, however, the national Yea de near-collisio- ute black-and-wh- ite two-thir- ds nEimU SUPER IlIG' 10FF trend, you might try hatmaklng. It can save money or make money for you. Once you develop skill in mak FLEGiOIJS f SUJEEF3T0IES '""IRS 4-- Cardigan LIPSTICK -- C333BEISB - - 1.00 oveb too courses C:s3 Rccruiiicg quirements. IKS Tc:n Crci- -I Prcb!:a$ Tomes Thugs aid Teenage Crtehmls may be pressing their ; 23. 3 w, 79 T . .?. Classes Begin September 27 w, IAS222I 90 NEED A LIFT? Principles Storage ing your own hats, you may wish to use your talents for designing and making hats for other women. A home study course on hatmaklng will be an excel lent guide for your venture. Available from the Pennsyl vania State University, the course Park, Pa., 16802. gives complete directions for fabfashioning bats from straw, ric, flowers, ribbon, and felt U. OF U. RECEIVES Supplies you'll need for your project and where to buy them TITLE TO LAND 'EUSefBie quit homo cleaning chores" r y nil 3IIC V2 J - - I Acccssoriss DEI fi DEED TDE8 For the best tire deal in the county. SEE US FIRST are listed. To expand its married students Illustrations show hat contours for faces of various shapes. It's housing, the University of Utah Important to know the contour that will bring out the best in a woman' s appearance. One section of the course gives directions for renovating hats of all kinds. Directs are included for cutting pheasant skins, preparing feathers, and designing feather hats. To get the complete course, end your name and address with $1.75 to Hatmaklng, Box 5,000 Friday received title from the Bureau of Land Management to 9.43 acres of land on Foothill Drive. The university obtained the tract under provisions of the Rec reatlon and Public Purposes Act, according to R. D. Nlelson, BLM state director for Utah. The newly acquired land is be tween the Veterans Administra tion Hospital property and the University Park, Pa., 16802. university's marrltd stu Make your check or money ordents housing center at Foot der payable to The Pennsylvania hill Drive and Sunnyside Ave State University. There are no nue. The tract formerly was other fees and the material will part of the V. A. Hospital prop be tnaijed promptly. erty f HEBT cleaning and upkeep she has with our new home. It includes electric heating. Its clean, silent operation has amazed us. This is one of "Cost of operation is much less than we had anticipated. "Electric heat really lightens the burden of keeping our home clean and comfortable." homes in the area we serve now enjoying Homeless electric M. L. 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