| Show Cafe Sets Time Back ' To Days Of Pig By Jay Davis Student Life Reporter In the 1930s Utah State on the inside are constructed of old boards taken from a barn in South Logan The table tops have a plastic coating over ad vertisment shoppers used many years ago in Salt Lake City They may serve as reading ma terial while you wait a few min Agri-cultur- College students would travel to the "Pig Stand" for a bite to eat now 30 years la ter Utah State University 2C8 North Main Mr Max Johnson lias been own of the land where the "Pig Stand" used to be and where "The Establishment” is now He has rented the area to sev eral poeple over the years but his latest tenant creates interest in as much as it is his son Billie Max Johnson er Billie Max is a student at Utah State University He and two young ladies Carol Bishop and Dorothy Douglas had an idea several monttis ago to open up a restuarant tliat was primarily for college students and also for the general public So the ground work was started in early March with the leasing of the land from utes for your food stu dents can go to the same place for the same purpose but in stead to "The Establishment" The location is Logan Utah In the back portion of "The Establishment’’ their are two pot belly stoves that may be 150 years old The are now symbolic of the old days with flowers instead of smoke coming out of the stacks e The wrought iron chairs seen at the tables throughout are about 30 years old They to come from Salt Lake City’s var lous antique shops As you may have guessed by "The Establishment" is suppose to be reminiscent of the good ole’days The inside atmos phere allows you to have an empirical experience of those days now USU Dad like to continue even deeper into the restaurant business to the extent of a chain business Rec reation facilities such as a ski lodge would be a good area in the right direction But I’ll have tc wait and see how tills turns out first’’ says Billie Max ' Student Help Most of the 14 employees at "The Establishment’’ are stu dents from USU Theyare friends of Billie Max who can always use a few extra dollars "The object of the entire in vestment is sort of a test run for the future I would really Inside "Old Look Stand ' Although the food specialty is Italian the menu has an assort ment of servings for all food turners -T- Student Life Correspondent con SALT LAKE CITY--T- he troversy reached a high and sud it left denly it was over-b- ut no that is hang-ove- r But the Alcoholic Beverages Act of 19C8 became a yawn July 3 when Utah Secretary of State Clyde L Miller certified the petition as "sufficient’’ for the Nov 5 ballot The actual deadline for the pe tition to be placed on the ballot was July 5 but Sec of State Miller felt there were enough signatures and counties to con sider It "Sufficient’’ to certify it two days early 3 At the lnltal certification July there were 47898 signatures lth 20 counties submitting pe cratic party Dr John Neuhold serves as secretary of Cache County Democrats Meet McCarthy By Dr Allen Stokes and staff are getting into the political swim this year mote than ever before Candidates fur political office include Dean J Whitney Floyd running for State Senator and Dean Claude Burtenshaw for State Legislator both on the Democratic ticket This is the first political ioiay for Dean Floyd but Dean Burtenshaw has solved pre viously in Idaho as legislator Others active in the Democratic Dr Milton party include Abrams Secretary of the State Central Committee and Cliair he-Drin! titions At the deadline July the final tally reached 55083 21 counties signatures and 5 The minimum needed for the petition to be placed on the ballot was 39820 signatures or ten per cent of the total gubernatorial vote in 1904 and at least 15 coun ties Yes liquor by thedrlnk was Salt Lake City and county’s big hang up this spring and early summer The pro and anti fac tlons labored furiously to get it on or off the Nov 5 ballot man of the Cache County Demo- Students Staff Active Demos Utah State students The hours have been constant during the summer months Open-intime is usually 10 am un til 11:30 pm during the week And on week ends they stay open until pm "The Establishment’’ will fluctuate its hours to suit its business trends of its cus Vote Set Nov 5 By Karen Bush Pig Sunil” to "The Establishment” in just 30 skirt sears with Flillie Max is the theme Also pictured is n 1) Johnson Logan’s newest restaurant and darning (photo by Larrv Owens) What now for the controversial Alcoholic Beverages Act of 1908 which would basically make 11 drink available in quor-by-th- certain establishments? Some political analysts in par M ticular DeMar Teuscher Deseret News Political Editor feel that this will make the Nov 5 election a very unpredictable one Mr Teuscher feels that people who ususally don’t care about issues enough to exercise their voting rights will go to the polls this fall because Alter the big campaign by sup porters and non supporters the public is wondering what they will do before the Nov 5 pull date of liquorby the drink The facts are though that no one is making any predictions about its success or failure it the polls Nov 5 The entry of Senator McCarthy into the race for the Presidency on a platform of stopping: the war in Vietnam has aroused interest in the political process in Cache County to an unprecedented level There was a heavy turnout of USU stiff and students at the party mass meetings held several weeks ago with a number of them being elected to serve as delegates to the county and then state conventions Last week several carloads drove to Salt Lake City to meet Senator McCarthy By the direc tbm of Dr Bruce Burnham Sec retary for Cache Citizens for McCarthy the group was able to attend the press conference in the Hotel Utah a gathei ing of not more than 40 persons with opportunity for almost an hour for everybody to question the candidate During the Interviews Senator McCarthy emphasized how important he felt it was for everybody to become lnvolv ed in the selection as well as election of candidates He lived up to his philosophy by devoting more time to questions from the audience than to the press Both the press later at the mass rally iri Libeity Park STUDENT LIKE staffers were conspicuous Ex editor Lynn Packer was on during e and Before the petition deadline the public was bombarded with facts supporting both sldes-- a reason why the liquorby thedrlnk issue was and is so controversial Cache Valley was one of the eight counties tliat did not meet the petition requirements Johnson (oglu) lovers 1 The uniqueness of "The Es tablishment’’ must be seen to be really appreciated The walls I rom Paramount in the struggle was the Salt Lake Tribune and the Deseret News each a voice for a side No one can argue that both papers were factual and very concerned with informing the public abuut the issue How ever both sides were very emotional irrational and irrele vant at times forgetting that there were two sides to the question There were constant radio and television programs also discus sing all aspects of the drink issue So now the public wonders the liquor by thedrlnk and enemies will come up to Influence them before they on it Nov 5 what fans with vote (Next week what is the Alco holic Beverages Act of l9C8a look into the proposed law the job for KSL-TMiss Karen Bush incoming editor of Student Life was covering the rally while serving an apprenticeship for the Deseret News Tribune Dr Milton Abrams who got a high level session with Senator McCarthy after the rally had this to say about the weekend ex perlence "That man really turns me on" Dining Folk Cultures CLass Slated womens architecture and folk gravestone arts ine will be among the topic tt sed in a short course anduir cultures folk lean at Utah State Universttj eek k Lloyd associate services announced that two Drury or of extension USU will r hours of credit for the class course iose of the short isitize the students ulk environment Auflh will be Dr Departme the of head fe ‘ nguages and e and Dr folklorist of Pennsylvania' motors Philg Fife first vice preslW SW American Folklore B interim® on lecture arts of stations Dr Classie direct" of u hide Culture Survej Historic 'lvania 1 en- m comf ciaits roots in the America colonial his the stration fee for and fee for audits he dass will niee toad® will be required F° is of the America" Confer Life nd Folk r and 27 The group V f Business Manager Advertising Salesman j Tony j‘‘'Pcn Photusuplicr Circulation Advisor Correspondant Reporters Marl-- Steve Baugh Peggy Patrick is d of the Amer East nanlfestations STUDENT LIFE STALE Eildor-in-Chie- to Tonv An nt Jannette lovvclh R '" 'ImiOO Jay Davus Phone Offices in room 315 L’nion Building Extensions 534 and 535 Published weekly during Quarter Entered as second class matter 3 fr |
