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Show Scout District Sets Annual t I.. Award Banquet Mt. Olympus District of Boy Scouts of America will hold its annual award and election dinner at South Cottonwood Recreation Ilall. 1100 Ea3t 5300 South on Nov. 25 at 7 p.m. The anticipated attendance at 22, the dinner is over 500 explorer, scout and cub leaders. Mt. Olympus Scout District 1961 was formed n spring, 19G0 by order of the Salt Lake Council. It is composed of 53 units of f T ; " ' ! sf t y. ; ww. m Classified Advertising ATTENTION SCHOOLS, chic WANTED -- Mai lire woman for cliihs. church primps. Available silling one day per week, in advance). Same ad 4 weeks fur lnnih-i- l mi in her n-2enpapenienls - ji ism:!.- ;; ; Hurst Euiel's 5 pe. dunce ennilio. for price of 3. ED Hi'.U Loving baby Ill'll 8T)Hi. if siller needed. 4 3 eve. weekly ALTERATIONS AND DRESS till Chri-inij- s. 2 yr old. mv Fur Phone ladies' cloihin:: Guild lamie. I 117 51i:n. MKl.i;, work rimi:ly done, Cu!ii:n-Yul'NG MW needed in circu-l.ilin- n wood area. CR7-1I! aerV,C depl. No experience necBETSY ROSS KINPI'RGAK- -:?: TEN essary. Average earnings $20 a South 7 iwo MARKET Open early Eal. a.m.. Open late 11 p.m. Open A'frman. music, numbers, lrt day. Mum lie sharp. Apply at 1rs- llu 8:30 a.m. 131 Small (ilh East. Sundays 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. for . convenience. Fall classes starting in . .hailei. your c 4738 IIighand Dr. tap aerobatic, tumbling, jazz! ! hSu-PAINTING Interior and cxteT-- I or fornKV M? tot. Quality murk. Licensed & j of' lunc-cleaned by experts. Uni 'U insured. Call Mikcsell Painting. Cleaners, fte riU yr7 5 or'cio"1:" 4 lines for $2 if paid ($1-5- : 1 278-262- 6 11-2- 1 - 12-1- 3 CR7-7370- . ll-29- The ONLY 10 CENTS d PER CHECK ! Neighbor WITH Ckedtiarffo No penalty for use of counter checks Free imprinted checks name, address and numbered Eagle awards were presented recently to Kerry Briggs, left, his brother, Graydon, 2276 Hale Ave., and to Edward Smedley, (seated) of 2265 East 6450 South. The scouts are members of No monthly service charge 513, Cottonwood more than 3,000 cubs, explorers and boy scouts in the East Holladay.and Cottonwood areas. Ray Sealey, profcssonal scout er, is serving as full time Mill-cree- k, : ECIALS scout executive in this district. The committee members for the dinno are: Edmund P. Hyatt, Paul Kowallis, Elwood Neff and J. Rchard Ross. Any of these men may be contacted for reservations. New district offeers will be elected, outstanding achievement will be recognized and there will be a general dscus-- ! sion for the advancement of boy scout programs in Mt. Olympic District. Ballet Arts School Schedules Lecture William F. Christensen, director of ballot at the University of Utah will he guest lecturer at the School of Ballet Arts Monday, Nov. 20 and Wednesday Nov. 22 at 7 p.m. The lectures are designed for students and their parents only, according to Fred Schwab Ballet Arts school director, Along with the lecture Mr. Christensen will bring some 18 performers from his advanced class at the University to dem-- ' onstrate technique. Let us layaway now gifts of Western Wear and Saddlery for the entire family Western Wear BLUE & WHITE JEANS OPEN TILL 9 FRIDAY EVENING The Coffee Pot Is Always On V 'rf1 ", Application Date Set For Peace Corps U Peace examinations Corps will be held for those in this tk area who wish to apply Nov. 28 and 29 at 8:30 a.m., Room 407, Federal Building, Postmaster D. R. Trevithick, was informed today. Those desiring further information should see the Executive Secretary, U. S. Civil Serof vice , Board Examiners Room 407, Federal Building, or write PEACE CORPS, Washing- v.,' HilcHING I ton 25, D. C.. Western Wear and Saddlery Highland Drive CR Applications may be obtained at information window No. 7 of the Salt Lake City Post Office. 31 Meiers Meats, Sunday 10 -- a.m.-- p.m. 6 JERRY'S SPECIAL SKI OUTFIT French Double Boots 25 Piece Laminated Skis Safety Bindings Steel Poles Ski Rentals 'l' - "Try Before You Buy Complete Outfit ii Boots Skis - Bindings from Shoes and Poles - 'LAY-A-WA- 95 Y NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Stereo Sets Transistor Radios Brunswick Bowling Balls Fishing Equipment Guns Schwin Bicycles Bags and Shoes Complete Line of SKIING EQUIPMENT and CLOTHING Bill IVeller, Den Chief of Den No. 7 Pack 495 with cub scouts left, Randy Warded, left, and Scott Brown; Randy Nielson, seat- ed. Explorer Scout Weller is drilling the rub scoots in preparation for the Flag Ceremony at the monthly pack meetings. At the meeting Nov. 30, the cub scouts will each receive Wolf awards. Bill is a carrier for the NEIGHBOR. r'li lin.-i-ne- ed ami deeoral- Reason aide ; Utah Faces Serious Fund Problem Unless For Sale Cosmetics' wide HU5-373- 12-1- Utah will be facing serious financial problems by 19G3, unless future expenditures are carefully controlled. This warning was sounded by Utah Foundation, the private governmental research organization in a detailed analysis of Utah state finances. The foundation study shows that mainly because of expanded school operation and state building outlays, a major fund balances and surpluses in Utah were reduced by $17.8 million during the past two bienniums. A further reduction of $2.8 million is expected in the 1961-6biennium. In addition to reducing its fund balances and surpluses, Utah has borrowed or authorized loans totaling $13.5 million from the state treasurers bank balances. These fund balances, surpluses and loans have cushioned tax increases needed to finance the state's expanded capital outlay program and to meet rising school expenditures. According to the report, state and school building authorizations during the past two bienniums plus the r current period total 457.7 million, while the current expenditures from the uniform school fund have risen from $44 million in the 1955-5biennium to an estimated $100 million in 3 7 19G1-6- ed June 30, 961. For the entire biennium (two-yea- r period), expenditures exceeded cureent revenues in Utah by $10.9 million, the difference befond ing met from carry-ove- r balances. The report indicates that an increasing proportion of state expenditures is going for capital outlay items. At present nearly 29 per cent of all state spending in Utah is for capital outlay This compares with capital pending of 20 per cent in 1955 and 15 per cent in 1950. During the past twelve years, Utah State Government has spent nearly $320 million for capital outlay purposes. Foundation analysts point out that Federal aid is the number one state revenue source in Utah; accounting for approximately 29 per cent of all state on the revenue. Education; other hand, is the largest expenditure item in Utah. Nearly 44 per cent of all state spending in Utah during fiscal 1961 went for education. If local funds were included, the total amount spent for ed' ucation in Utah would approach $150 million per year, of was for capiwhich tal outlay to house expanding 1959-6- 1 one-four- enrollments- - Church Schedules Rev. Reinhardt Although Utah has been able to finance an increased spendRev. Jake Reinhardt of Minning program in part by using eapolis, Minn, will speak at the surpluses and borrowing from Evangelical Free Church, 1910 other funds, the foundation East 3900 South Nov. 22 at 7:45 points out that this practice The His topic will be cannot be continued beyond the jp.m. of Missions. Challenge present biennium. The report Within the next few months observes further that the growth the Reverend will be leaving for in the states economy will do well to keep pace with the au- Germany with his wife and tomatic increases in spending three children to serve on a from mission there. requirements resulting The Free Church population growth and rising under Evangelical the guidance of Arthur new As levels. a result, price Anderson, pastor, has been in activities or expansions in exist- its present location two years. h ing programs will require Foundation notes that the Roberts Dairy Co. or Nebrasstate's financial condition is rel- ka has started building a $33.- atively good when compared to 000 concrete fallout shelter to most of the other states in the protect 250 Guernsey cows. nation. Utah does not have any long-tergeneral bonded debt. By contrast, 41 of the other 49 SHELTERS FOR COWS states had long-tergeneral indebtedness totaling $8.9 billion at the close of the 1960 fiscal RUSSIA JAMS 'VOICE' year, and the federal debt was Russia uses over 2,000 jam$289 billion on June 30, 1961. According to the foundation ming transmitters, spents six report, state expenditures to- ' times as much to jam U. S. taled $210 million and state rev- broadcasts as the Voice of enues were $186.5 million in America spends on its entire Utah during the fiscal year end' effort. FREE TURKEY HU4-586- 9 11-2- '"je 8 ; - 3 CR7-354- sell used cars or onr car on consign- & sell Feed & Sports, 4644 Holladay j selection Christmas gifts. Save Blvd. tfc the fuss. Shop in your own EXPERT Kenmore & WhMpool Jhnne GIi,,l's washer and dryer repair. Re- pair all refrigerators & freez- BEAUTY CAllE-Rohe- rta's ers. Call Boyd 1. Niel- House of Beauty is offering ev- son. tfc ery 20lh perm, given in her REMODELING Carpenter shop free, it may lie yours. 4263 work, basement rooms: stone & South 14th East. C It brick work, fences built. Free estimates. Job or hourly basis. 8 eves. DUE TO extended teaching Reese Anderson, CUFF HOPKINS. tfc schedule well known Salt Lake pianist, students Salur- Pr,!ian1 waves, can take five ai'hia $5.50 including haircut and styl Ttolfoday afternoons ing. Call Maxine at new loca- - gtlKio Call tion. 402 E. 4500 S. Evenings, 2 15rr discount, or win j TOYS days. AM6-295or AM5-ma- s frec- YOUR NAME printed on Christ- cards, wallPts. books, wed- ding napkins, stationery. Kitchen chairs after 6:00. Mrs Foster, covered in Naugahyde, $5 & up, free pickup & delivery. Call Fred tf 'Beesley, HU5 1833. HURRY, HURRY, HURRY Only 3 weeks left. Get your GROUND BEEP fofyourTfwz-Christma- s toys free. Invite your w, in 25 lb. lots, 39c lb. Meiers friends to a toy party. Call CR8- - Meats, CR8-0064730 Holladay 72-8028. tfc B)vd. FREE SKI instruction with guar- - REMODELING Finishing safety by foreign-horments, new room additions, Specialist with children; chons and bathrooms. No down well known in Holladay area, payment, first payment in 5 Auslri months. AM5-553Also, have tfc an skis $10 to $20 less than othExamined 12-NOW 6 er dealers. Eyes 'y 12-- Bl'Y - you- -n CR7-716- CR8-945- 5 Ii-1- 3 L 9 12-2- 7 FOR SALE World Book Ency- clopedia, Americas first choice 20 vol. set, bound in white nau-gahyd- e. mo. per only SI 79, $10 down, $6 Mrs Kurtz.CR8-8982- . tfc Rag dolls, Oriental, mnmmys. Sunlxmnet Sue and Doll clothes Sam. made to order baby dolls Bar2 bie. & toddlers. FOR SALE Little girls birch or mahng. china cupboards FOR SALE CR7-323- CR7-52G- 11-2- S10.50. CR 12-- 6 FOR doll SALE Picturesque wardrobes, any size. Materials furnished. All kindB of dressmaking. Work guar. IIU 11-2- 9 SALE Street length formal from Alakofi s. Nnver worn While satin, red bodice, strapless. Size .10, $33. CR FOR . - 6 base-antee- d n CR8-166- In ftjWftfER NEWS AND VIEWS One of the neighbor Holladay Evenings By Appointment Call Dr. Gerald IL Bagley EL5-626- 11-2- 2 FOR SALE Remington Rand noiseless typewriter, exc. cond. 495. 11-2- CR7-004- 11-2- tfc 9 4657 South 23rd East CR 51 2 I have one sewing ORGAN and piano lessons. Cer- machine, just won anothc in tified teacher. My home or contest. Will take $75 for new CR7- tfc $189 portable yours. All ages. IM STUCK Nu-slitc- CR7-633- car- - 3635. Miscellaneous 11-2- 2 FOR SALE AKC reg. German riers reports he as been having SEWINGWilj d(J altreationa Shepard puppies. Terms. trouble with boys collecting onion womens clothes. Also dress-hi- s or CR7-08111-2- DA2-583- gencra scwnS- - HU5- route. The boys do not work , for the newspaper and they give WXNTETTuTbuy or trade-A- nyno receipts. The carrier wishes thing of value in appliances, NEIGHBOR readers would de- television, or furniture. or step in at Copper State mand receipts. Appliance Inc., 79 N. Main tfc Some carrers report they ex- St., Midvale. perience difficulty in giving ARE YOU a hard worker? The receipts to customers but have neighbor needs boys and girls solved the problem by leaving who are capable of selling subscriptions as well as delivering them in the subscribers mail the paper every Wednesday. We boxes! pay Vfsc per paper for delivery, Four NEIGHBOR carriers 50 per cent commission up to M TOUte 5? 25 fOT CVCry f are leading the other members; . collect over their $2.50 carriers by a wide margin in paid USD- - ;qiIota Write The NViphbor of Mich this month. scrpitions fjce ,t 4708 Holladay Blvd. Do ael Bilanzich, a newcomer last not call. tf month, has sold 103 subscrip- CHILDREN TENDED In my tions. Tony Ricggcr and Rich- home hourly or daily with lovard Andcrion are tied with 61 ing care. Southeast area, or each. Tom Wilson onal,le HU4-820is following a close second. Two female kittens. FREE A complete grapho analysis , Panorama way, of the top selling picture .?2 NEIGHBOR carters shows PUPPIES Small breed. them to be conscientious, per- house pets with pcrsonal-sislcn- good conserveacquisitive, we just have too many. Call tive and conventional, proud, over weekend. sensitive to hurt or criticism to help and capable of completing with housework one day per whatever jobs they undertake week, 16 yrs or older. to do. Nov. 23 and 24 sales meetings WAITRESS WANTED Reliawill be held in the NEIGHBOR ble, experienced for day shift office at 5 p.m. All carriers of Applv at 4700 Holladay Blvd. routes B and C should report in. An announcement of FOR RENT Furn. apt., with Christmas competition will be utilities. No smokers, $75 mo. made. J AM5-243- AM5-032- 8 6 2 FOR SALE Full size excelsior accordion Orig. cost $600. Now or $350. Terms. Call IN6-2011-2- 2 1X6-322- 1 L 11-2- 2 1956 Ford Victoria, FOR SAt-radio, heater, exc. running 3375 South 2700 coml., SG50. 2 East. IIU5-387E 11-2- Here, from DuPont research, is a wonderful new way to paint! New DuPont Wall Lucite Paint gives walls and ceilings a rich, fiat finish . . . with none of the nuisance youve known in the past . . . with less time getting ready and cleaning up e Lucite" afterwards! Wall Paint dries in 30 minutes, will give years of service and take repeated washing! Easy-to-us- CR7-993- - t, ! CR7-908- 11-2- 2 4 Girt STeLP-WANTEU- No Stirringl Just the opon and painting. Spreads amazingly easily wilh brush or roller. start can CR7-274- 11-2- 2 CR7-604- 2 CR7-340- 12-1- 3 Doesn't Drip or Spatter like ordinary paint. Creamy-thic- k Lneile" Wall Paint stays on walls and ceilings, off clothes and hands. I ill i. . m WALL PAINT Permanent ...tor beauty without bother Wave $"45 GAL 19 decorator colors SgSO Matching colors for woodwork and trim in Duco Satin Sheen Enamel. Watch amazing demonstration on TV! Induding- - Haircut Creme Shampoo Creme Rinse Your New Styling HAIR FASHIONS 2969 Highland Drive j LUCITE Thanksgiving Special I e Original Neighbor RENTAL STORE With Purchase of HOLLADAY MUSIC 2 FOR SALE Newly redecorated early Amerean Cafe in Iiolla-da- y Shopping Center for sale. Seats 50 on main floor, 75 in ground-leve- l banquet room in basement. Excellent established business. Illness forces sale. Any reasonable terms considered by owner. Call hood Instruments 20 El : For Christmas 6-96- I CR7-262- Band or Orchestra JERRY'S SPORTING CENTER AM 6100 South State for tfo ami (R7!,!HBIKES We sell the best and fix the rest! Holladay STUDIO GIRL Golf Equipment Sleeping Bags IM LNQl Ald,s,Knvd just 4730 , occasional davliine and evening. lici-- i etc SCIIWIJ.'N cor-Uta- Per Day 11-2- Holladay Blvd. two-yea- Closed Thanksgiving OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. CR8-0061- tfc CRH-0912- 1323 S. State IN anmns GOOD BUY on half beef or hind quarter, and anything else you for your home freezer. ,1,as Third Ward of Mt. Olympus District. were the Theirs first Eagle awards given by this troop in the few years. past troop 6 AMS-5757- . 11-2- 9 Polar Locker Storage Page 6089 or i Monthly statements v' - - ANY CHILD who has- been talk-- . v; EXTRA money? Start ing over a tear should Iv learn ing to read! Wwlale llu argu-- ' now for top earnings with inent goes an mud over panics Beauty Counselor Cosmetics, sales and managerial. Farl time or lonk-aa- . why not bring .nriHr rnU tim(V For ,H.1.S(inil, intpr. child to us? Let us teaili him view call CR In read licltcr with our 8 lesson phonic course, or buy our plum ORGAN AND Piano lessons. ic flash cards and teach him Certified teacher, my home or after . 1615 Holla-da- yours. All ages. CR yourself. 2 11 22 6. Blvd. viWANTED Adult siiler. baby DRESSMAKING and sewing. :::th Smith and 27th East, cinity hells Christmas gifts toys, Complete Deer Frocessing Service, Cutting, Wiapping Freezing by . . , Experienced Butchers I - - Only 10c for each check used 5 CR7-343- j,i If CR8-152- IN7-7I9- COTTONWOOD SALON 6215 So. Highland Drive CR7-46- 2 0I Cliff's Hardware 4CC0 Highland Dr. 278-071- 2 |