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Show Stake Officials Map Closer Latter-da- y Saints, pointed out that this new program requires a complete understand- than 60 LDS stake presidents and their counsellors met m the Boy Scout More ing of the United Fund by ward and stake leaders Foothill Blvd , August 24 to introduce a plan whereby a special cooperative scheme between the Boy Scouts of America and the Salt Lake Area United Service Center, Frank L. Swayer, past president of the boy scouts, presented a three step program to be submitted to all LDS Fund might be worked out Under the new proposal, ths United Fund would assume the responsibility for raising the complete boy scout budget, as well as budgets of all other 38 United Fund member agencies In his presentation, Bishop Robert L Simpson, of the presiding bishopric's office. Church of Jesus Christ of ward bishops: (1 ) Call together a group of community -- orinated members during the first week of September (2 ) Review with the committee the advantages of United Fund and scout cooperation and (3 ) Have the job accomplished as outlined by the stake coordinator It was suggested that a list of business executives living in wards employing five or more people be compiled This should be followed up by launching a people to talk to people campaign, the council noted Final endorsement of the above described program was given by Carl W Buehner, president of the Great Salt Lake Council, Boy Scouts of America, and Dennis V Peterson, campaign general chairman for the Salt Lake area United Fund's appeal . date The oficial kick-o- ff for the paign chairman for the Salt paign is scheduled for Tuesday, September with a luncheon The goal has been set Fund for their announced plan to launch a total campaign for 1966 providing for the realistic needs of all member agencies, including the boy scouts It is our hope that all church members, of the Great Salt Lake area, will cooperate generously through this worthy Till August 26, 1965 DEVIEW HEEDS J1RE& SUPERVISORS community endeavor " direct and train a group of young newspaper carriers. MUST nil VE PATIENCE County May Scrape Barrel Next Year (Continued from Page I) the county is committed to its present expense level plus the following items: 1. An additional minimum of $270,000 per year for the 30 new deputies requested by the sheriffs department 2 Anywhere from $500,000 to $800,000 for construction of the new addition to the Metropolitan Hall at Justice. 3. An undetermined amount for utilities, SYatc for one and a half million dollars, including the boy scout budget Mr b lehner announced that a program will be developed utilizing Protestant and Catholic institutions of scouting The first presidency of the LDS church issued the followWe commend ing statement: the Salt Lake Area United REVIEW. A16 To Hob Off to fiuluow com Fund United Ties UF-Sco- ut services and furnishing of the Metropolitan Hall of Justice pressu res Normal 4 of a growing com -- munity for services. The collection rate is difficult to determine in advance, because factors like production at Kennecott Copper can make a drastic difference in the assesed valuation. Since each additional mill brings in about $700,000 It is easy to see that the II ND STRENGTH WORKING HOURS: Thursdays from above four factors might well require the general expense mill levy to jump to its legal limit of 16 - wittout even covering the needed expenses. In addition another ope mill will be required to begin to pay off the principal on the civic auditorium bond Perish the thought, next year's mill levy might well reach 21 mills. 12 noon till 4 p.m. (approximately) CALL 27 OR INTERVIEW 8-20- 60 r $ It's that time of year again! When It isnt raining, you can feel that cool air moving in . . soon the trees will don their Well still have nice warm days tho. The glorious colors kind when there is t me to think and plan more energetically. ol If youve been shopping lately, you'll have noticed the still going up! My, swing is in the middle what a lot of youngsters needing so many things. Remenber when a plaid shirtwaist, jumper and blouse, a couple of skirts and sweaters and a pair of loafers were eflougto to get you off to a good start? No so nowdays. All Moms know the frustration of trying to limit a wardrobe I've listened to conversations about how short the skirt should be . how tight the dress should fit and all sorts of arguments on the property of 'go-g- o" clothes, there Is styles. For those against these far-o- ut a note of encouragement. The latest fashion flashed say the o girl" look is soon to "went-went- ". For the rest who rather liked the wild designs, well, you may or may not be happy to know that the newest in'' gals are heading to the more formal lady-listyles These are well cut and sleek with a carefully achieved casual look The older school girls have taken to "the total look" with all their hearts. Campuses all over the country will be bright with argyles, bold plaids, checks and abstract designs colors a la . .... back-to-scho- ... TCG GCCXGSZ CCCCKIEr1 Here's an AG service to you r OATH 1 APPlw from the stores where Service kitchen proved recipes and paste them on a 3 x 5 card. "r go-g- 1 1 ke .... Mondrian! A tiny touch of Paris If you can't afford an orignal from the House of Dior, dont pout! One of the big hits during the fall and winter showings was Chanels safety-pi- n jewelty. For a small amount, you can have one in a dassling nlllgreed design a floral with or gold and silver plain models if you prefer-- F pearls asten pleats on the side of a plaid skirt with one and see how many compliments you'll get. The U S way be fashion recognisable ' After much work at their drawing boards, American designers are taking the lead, creatively speaking. Accessories especially are favorites of artisans and their newest fairly sparkle with flair. Handbags were what I noticed most! Big, wild and wonderful. Crushed leathers cut by deft hands to fold and look elegant . . jungle prints, florals, paisleys, Spanish velvets, abstract patterned vinyl. Even the mos sedate were sdft heather-tone- d in fabrics of all sorts . . . looking lush and lovely on display. Jewelry Is big and bright too. Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy liked the large colorful clower pins and her followers will love the elegant copies available. This season's bold color and patterns-gone-m- ad are not for I mi k 1 Lfinr a .... Hi 10 t .... STANDING RID the faint hearted. Youll be easily recognisable. Be an early bird Spetkinr of the more formal lady -- like look earlier reminded me of the first hints on what youll be wearing for the holidays. They seem far away, but as soon as school begins, they are almost here! Might as well plan now especially you seamstresses. Your fabric and trims will be more Important than the pattern almost! Is the refrain. Popular fabrics being moire, faille, velvets, chiffons and a revival of satin back crepe. Of course, the lady look flourishes in vintage colors of dusty rose, ecrus and trims of heirloom lace and ribbon It sounds wonderful! Youll be wise to look for these fashions now and avoid the mistake-lade- n last minute rush. .... .... iIce Capades MENU FOR DINNER Opens Sept. 10 The Exciting World of Ice Capades, which opens at the State Fair Coliseum Friday, September 10, features new stars, staging, costumes and music. Some seven production numbers will feature romanticism Pans in 1890 When Paris Was Young, Japan, the tale of a Japanese princess and her prince in the night of the 13th Moon,-Spaipictured in the music of Ravel's Bolero, and New York, with n, visits to the World Fair and Broadway in "New York's Got It The show's opener, All of Is," will feature original music and score by composer. 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