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Show yauuTaiKuxKi' Issued each Friday at Tooele City. Utah. Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Tooele City, Utah, August 14. ISM, undr Act of March 8, 1879. Published by t'ie Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. Address all to Box 390, Tooele, Utah. Subscription rates: 55 per year RFD, P.O. Boxes, and foreign mail. 56 per year Carrier or City Delivery. Inc., corres-pondei.- ALLX F. DUNN, Publisher An Editorial Friday, September 28, 1962 The Tooele Transcript LOREN C. DUNN, Editor Tackle Another Problem? A remarkable change has taken Street and adjoining areas. It is no street it was several weeks ago. Citizens of Tooele are certain to students, business and home owners place along West Vine longer the dirty, littered appreciate the efforts of and city employees who have made the change possible. THIS PARTICULAR PROBLEM area has now been cleaned up. How long will it remain that way? Community pride will determine that. WHAT ABOUT OTHER DIRTY AREAS in Tooele? Will it be necessary to these in the newspaper to get them cleaned up? Th's too remains to be seen. A problem soon to be tackled will be the mess along the road going from Tooele to the C.ty Dump. Boxes, papers and refuse of many kinds are scattered along the shoulders of the road and anaht the bordering fenres. ALL CITIZENS TAKING REFUSE to the dump should place the refuse in covered containers or place a tight fitting cover over trailers and truck beds. People who observe littering by others should report license numbers to either of the three law enforcement agencies or to Jhe Tooele County Health Department. The cooperation of all is needed to clean up another dirty mess in and near Tooele. FRANK ARNOLD, County Sanitarian pin-poi- you ever see a email town with The tulins, so many trees? daffodils, forsythia and fruit trees were in bloom. There has been a riot of flowers ever since. The town was and is to me; which only beautiful proves that one see what one looks for. Yes, downtown Tooele needs a face lifting and moderation. But a few of the stores have nice new fronts. I think what they need is a Merchants Association to work together toward that goal. The business district as it stands todav belies the beauty of our residential areas. But our visitors and new comers usually see down town first and first impress:ons have a way of staying with us. I too pick un little from the new home construction but I dont think the workers just threw it to the wind so someone else would have to nick it up. With the strong winds it is very difficult to hod everything down. If Mr. Transfer faswas living in a make-shT- t hion waiting for a home to be built he might welcome a litM? construction. I alco have nicked up mountains of tumble weeds - whom do I b'ame for them? If we look at them closely they even have a kind of brauv. If Mr. and Mrs. Old Timer and Mr. and Mrs Tranferee will work together, instead of trying to shift blame, we can make Tooele the Show Place of Utah. Lets try. A New Tooelean LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Tooeleans Should Hang Their Heads Congratulatidhs Lets Work Together BEST WISHES I hope the dirty so and so that let the air out of both the tires on the right side of my car when it was parked east of the Kirk Hotel while I was working and left me stranded after the service stations were all closed, had a good time. There just isnt any words in the English language to describe a person this low. The only harm I wish them is that God grant them their every wish, as any one this sick really needs Gods help, Clara Marett Dear Editor: It sounds to me like Mr. or Mrs. Clean Minded Transfer isnt very Fair Mrnded. I dont know why he felt his toes had been stepped on. I too was transferred h"r; and no one has blamed me for any of Tooeles growing pains. Everyone has been very nice, friendly and helpful to me since I arrived. We arrived with soring and the dirt and litter and old buildings were all hre but so were all the trees leafing out (Did Clean Minded Transfer. Shouldnt we Tooeleans be our heads? What a hanging shame when it takes a newcomer to make us conscious of our Citys unclean, run down condition. would be Perhaps the answer to the stables bordering Main Street. IN REGARD to painting the IDS farm building, do you th'nk we should ask our new residents to sling paint? Drag racing on Main Street could probably be minimized by providing MORE supervised recreation for our teenagers. The local merchants could stop to think for a moment ibout the increase in business, ar.Q put forth an effort to keep the biggest share of the 520,000 WP.77,24 Sick American Tells Why ' Press-Telegra- law-abidi- pink-llver- in BIRTHDAY PARTY Roy Kessel was honored at his home on Wednesday evening on occasion of his birthday anniversary. A group of friends enjoyed slides of his flower garden and pictures of their baby daughter Lorraine. A delicious lunch was served. Miss Linda Medford sang a solo. Raft DSpey JANE W CAUAII mwiWAIIEV 1? TECHNICOLOR Wed. - Thu. "Hey Lets Twist" as low as Fri. - Sat. - Sun. tommy SANDS FABIAN All Mr. Rock iLi And Roll TECHNICOLOR VERGREEN To be Planted Now! Come and Get 'Em Lets Deputize Band Members CASH & CARRY Farm & Home Builder's Supply 272 North town but the outskirts show carelessness as far as littering Broadway 882-333- 8 ter. MORE FOOD for thought the hundreds ol who have been trans-- Remember, families ton and California, are people like the people with whom they IS?, cir-have been, through cumstances, forced to live be- side as neighbors. These families have left behind homes, friends, family, so- - Valiant Plymouth $ cial and recreational activities, to be transplanted into an entirely different surrounding. MANY HAVE found it difficult to accept and adjust. In due time they will find in your fair city of "Tooele other Somewhere friends and activities to replace along the those left behind. thinking has gone amiss. Whos mad at who Lets face it, we are all why? striving for the same goal, to As the saying goes (quote) live, to love, to give of our If you are looking for someleadership, talents and goodfel-lowshi- p one to criticize, dont turn your as we march onward head when you pass a mirror. down the bumpy road of life. IN UNITY there is strength. (unquote). AFTER READING Letters As Tooele grows let us all to the Editor, trouble seems to grow with it. stem from a remark interpret"Bring Bury the hatchet ed as snide but intended as out the letter barrels Ask food for thought. Some have in- for help and you shall receive it. dulged to the point of nausea. If efforts aimed toward bick- Mrs. R. M. Kellogg ering were directed toward a could be accomplished, much constructive purpose, could be accomplished. People are people throughout the world, the majority being good citizens, good homemakDear Editor: ers, straight thinking and coThis is an idea where two operative. LITTER HAS been a problem things can be accomplished at ore time. in every community, city and Let the City deputize all band public area in the world. As members so they can fine anytime passes people are becomone who drops litter on the ing more aware of litter. Little streets. by little the many organizations This will give the band a fund n and sports clubs working for travel or uniform expenses the litter problem and general and also keep our city cleaner. public clean up, are gaining Anyone agree? ground. Tooele is a beautiful little Phyllis Dunn Has p is concerned. This, I believe could be corrected through an All Out campaign against lit--: Gates Commando Tubeless Nylon Winter Tire the Thinking other areas are attracbve to grocery purchasers as well as one Amiss? the purchases. This includes grocery purchases as well as Dear Neighbors and needed merchandise. Fellow Citizens: A Tooele Resident i &f E52r j' s, yearly payroll in Tooele area ,,7:4 fI twice the hours. FOR INSTANCE, the night shift consists of one man, a radio operator and sometimes a man from the preceeding shift. This man has to patrol our business district for break-instop family fights, check all prowler calls, patrol all our back roads getting our teenage girls out of parked cars, plus try to catch these boys dragging our streets. Parents today present their boys with cars before they ever have a chance to take rare of a good bicycle not caring where they get the gas they use, the big flashy hubcaps they have or what they are doing with it. Th"n it" thB policemen who get bawled out for the drag Great-grandm- gbvRireC' 6J salary. Mature, family men will not even apply for the job because of the long hours and low salary. These men make less than the average clerk typist out on the base at TAD, and they put in great-grando- SAT. MATINEE I P. M. for more grip... more miles per $ I have lived in this city most of my life and loved it. Until now, I have just sit back and never voiced my opinion; but since reading the letters these past weeks in your paper, I'd like to get up on my soap box and say my piece. Yes, our city has become old and dirty. Old because these new people are used to big ' lovely modern shopping centers our town has not needed until now, dirty because of the inconsiderate people who think because it is old it wont hurt to throw trash around. THIS CAN BE remedied and if I know Tooeleans it will be soon, but, when they start knockis ing our police force, then when I reach my boiling point. They can not know these men and still be so sarcastic. These men work long hard hours because they are two men short of their regular force and this is not counting the extra added work brought on by our population explosion. And for a miserable pitance some call a column LAC Says by Lawrence A. Collins my today. who writes for the Independent The ink was badly faded, but the mesLong Beach, Calif. It is reprinted In sage was clear. the Transcript because it expresses the feeling As I read, I began to think about America of a man who Is discovering the meaning of and being an American and what it all stands Americanism. for, and I thought about our enemies and what I am one of the Americans who heard they intend to do to America, to those rich Mr. Khrushchev tell our Nation that my great-gran- d lands and farms, to the cities and the people, children will grow up in a Communist to its freedom and its hope. world. AND, SUDDENLY, I REALIZED that I For some tine now this has bothered me. am a sick American. I mean really sick. I am sick of panaceas and of backing up. Im not a brave man not even a big one. I am sick of reactions where there should I SUPPOSE I WOULD have to admit that bo initiative. I am among my own neighbors and in my own 1 am aick of bureaucrats who tell me that my enemy Is not really my .culture, the typical, average, genteel suburbanite to whom family, the mortenemy, and that I should live together with murderers and tyrants. gage, and security have been the items. I am sick of government that hasnt the I am now 50, and soon my wife and I guts to clean traitors out of its own offices. will see the first of our three children marAnd Im sick of being a nice, ried. patient guy about it. I am sick of plaI pa'nt mv own house, renair my own car, cidly accepting excuses Instead of sucgrub my own devil grass, and nurse a modest cesses; of being a silent gentleman for fear of controversy. savings pcount at the Bank of America. I am a I am sick of my country being ridiculed man on the quiet side, and dissension makes me terribly nrvous Frankly, all over the world. I am the kind who simply doesnt have it in I am sick of politihim m fiphr anvone ever. cians who place personal career above MY WIFE HAD ME CLEANING out an the fate of the flag. old trunk in th I am sick of 40 years of relentless, creeptorae room thB othr day, and I ran across the huge old family Bible that ing, cancerous, communistic godlessness that I hadnt thoimkt aNvit for years. Mv greatnever once has wavered from its avowed purgrandmother had keot a loumal of the trip pose of conquering that flag and seeing it aero's the Great P'a'oe wth a wagon and oxen trampled in the mud under Russian boots. a when she and I am sick of my genteel desire to were youngsters comine out to settle in California in the great stand pat and pray while the enemy ada vances. wrote about it as the migration. wild, new land, rich and abundant in mythical I am sick of educators who teach tolerance of subversion and of clergymen who would proportions. On the trail she wrote of sickness and have me quail at the specter of battle and turn hunger, and heat and cold, and dust and thirst, my cheek in fear of what our enemies might and the deaths and births like beads strung to- do. IN ALL HONESTY, the thing of which I gether on a thread of hope of freedom and a land of nlpntv for thir ch'ldren vet unborn. am most sick is the man who let these things AND WHEN SHE VIEWED the new land come to me: myself. she wrote in simnle word pictures of the cities And by the living God who made me, sir, and farms and schools, and happiness that I am a sick American who intends to get well. Y THEN OUR policemen help with traffic during funerals and parades and are expected to sit in court all day if needed Tor this do they get overtime? No. they get their pay on the first and 15th of each month and a lot of sarcasm from townspeople. Men have qu't the force and gone to TAD to fill positions such as forklifter operators. Not a grade 15, but more money than serving as a city officer. Not so dramatic, but just eight straight hours then hoi.ie to the wife and kids. I KNOW SOME of these men have had offers from other cities for better positions, but because of family ties and a dedication to their town and job they have refused. They have tried supplimenting their income with an extra job, but the voices of our city fathers have become more than they can stand. So unless their wife is holding a full time job, they have to live on a low budget. Others yell that they spend too much time drinking coffee at the local cafes, these are usually the men who have to drink coffee to stay awake to fill in another shift or have had to have extra duty and was unable to get his sleep. ANYWAY, HOW MANY desks at TAD have coffee or soft drinks on them all the time or are allowed a good coffee break when they need one? I say if these people would like to pay more taxes to raise the salaries, it would make the job more appealing to more men; or else, the next time the only policeman on duty is out to the airport investigating a break-in- , or out to Lakeview Heights breaking up a family fight, get up off your posterier and get the license number of the cars that are dragging and phone them into the radio-oerator then this dragg'ng cm be stopped UNTIL THEN, stop knocking these patient, thick skinned hard working men of the Tooele police force. Sincerely yours Soap Boxer OFF-DUT- Dear Editor: EDITORS NOTE: The following letter from a would someday bloom in the greatness of the resident of San Francisco was printed in a vast new land. She wrote of her tomorrow and SALES CONDUCTED races. Speaks Up For Police liiei ovoifoblc including compocfs 5 90-16 00-16.40-1- 3, plus tax 6 trode-i- n 6.50-1- 3 Be sure of your go power this winter. 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