Show j J. J T n JUlin 0 z p ra night ht c 7 i t l it J 1 f t I RICHARD l H D AVA DEBORAH SUE BURTON GARDNER KERR LYON I l l i. i wt S m I III I J nl I Ih j h u t f rf m I E H i 7 16 Hir f ej N r I Io o f s 11 fI i r r I i w I f I An U I I g li N a J r t 0 t f j l f f c Ii 11 l rr t. t j. j a IP 1 f 0 o r 11 1 i vJ JAm Wll mit lm OI flU O fi H RR J 1111 II tetra 1011 fi J t lf i h i lIi I f r yr t S PLUS THIS M li r j 2nd 2nd r J BIG HIT Sun Mon Tues October 27 26 GRAND VU DRIVE DRIVE IN I i LA SAL LODGE NO 30 F. F A. A M. M East So at Sundial Dr Thursday October 22 Dark r rl c I l j CHECK THESE FACTS FISCAL POLICY In 1956 Utah enjoyed a 33 million data Today Governor Clyde will wilt conclude his eight years in office ce wit wits wit a 6 million doUard dollar doUar d deficit ft rou ra-JUC ra j STATE GOn In 1963 Governor Clyde vetoed the bill b form a little Commission to examine and nd improve the executive branch ef eI EFFICIENCY state slate government II EDUCATION Governor Clyde vetoed the partisan bipartisan BUild ni 1 bill ol of 1963 Senate Bill Governor Clyde appointed a School Study Committee Committee and and them then refused to follow their recommendations AND the the annual school crisis is still ill with us us UTAH'S ECONOMY uru UNEMPLOYMENT T H HIGHER THAN NATIONAL OTAR GE DARE KT- KT I UN MENTS TOTALED l. l MOW tt LABOR TO MORE PROGRESSIVE STATES YOUTHS YOUTH NOW THREE TIMES THE OVERALL RATE INDUSTRIAL In 1964 1963 the State of 01 Utah is not spending ONE CENT tENt to ta pea pray PROMOTION mote Industrial growth more growth more job jobs TAXES UTAH TAXES UP 49 49 SINCE 1958 I TOURIST INDUSTRY Utah has more national parks monuments forests forests' any oh er Intermountain state YET UTAH SPENDS LESS TO PROMOTE TOURIST BUSINESS THI t OF THE THE ll 11 WESTERN WESTERN STATES If FROM SCOW S y A C RAMPTON O GOVERNOR OF UTAH Paid Political Advertisement by Norman n Boyd Moab Utah AMERICAS AMERICA'S AI ERICA S PI SELLING SCOTCH WHISKY s sr r I II I e t. t s S FOR RENT Clean New Modern p- p One Two Bedroom APARTMENTS Furnished Heat Paid See East North Phone 3 1 FOR SALE 1956 DODGE ton half 1951 INTERNATIONAL ton 1956 PLYMOUTH Sta Wagon 1953 STUDEBAKER Champ 1953 DODGE Door 2 MAKE A REASONABLE OFFER MIDLAND TELEPHONE CO Can be seen at our Truck Trude Garage Next to Trail-O-Tel Trail Trailer Court from front 8 to 5 Each Day I. I WHY NOT THE FACTS Ernest Wilkinson cut down Sherm Lloyd by distortions and half truths He lie is at it again running huge ads about a n Moss backed reapportionment reapportionment reapportion- reapportion ment plan and predicting loss of representation for Grand County r rJ J ERNEST There is no such Plan and you know it L VJ I SENATOR MOSS 1 has stated clearly that he supports representation in in the State Legislature from all nil areas and would support a constitutional amendment for this purpose i vl t w f iI N 0 W tl I r ri 7 0 I. I I fl i f What has Senator Moss done for Grand County 11 t SENATOR MOSS SUCCEEDED in obtaining the ruling by Attorney General Kenn Kennedy y overturning an opinion of the Department of the Interior Interior In In- tenor and giving the Cane Creek lands to the State of Utah The mili millions mil mil- i lions in royalties from the potash will now go to Utah schools not the ti fl Federal Government NATIONAL PARK was created by the Moss MOBS bill S. S 27 which was passed by Congress and signed by President Johnson MOSS HAS liAS WORKED with the National Park Service and his colleagues in Congress to gain the Visitors Center campground development and road improvements for Arches National Monument SENATOR MOSS has visited Grand County each year and several times 1 to consider the needs and the feeling of the people The Citizens of Grand County never had a better friend in public pub pub- tic lie office that Senator Frank E. E Moss l ft Re elect SENATOR MOSS NOV 3rd Paid Political Advertisement by VOLUNTEERS FOR MOSS Norman G. G Boyd Chairman t j r r r- MEET THE BEETLES IN THEIR NEW SMASH HIT HITA HIT I A e A HARD DAYS DAY'S NIGHT featured at the GRAND VU IN DRIVE-IN I 1 t I WEDNESDAY SATURDAY OCTOBER 22 21 t I THURSDAY FRIDAY 2nd JilT HIT c II ii t. t t World Famous J. J HEAR MOAB'S BLAZERS IN YO YOUR R NEIGHBOR NEIGHBORHOOD Rock Singer Jerry Lewis Lewia in Paw Paul Pa John Harrison George lUngo Ringo Starr W WED ED THURS AFTERNOON PLAYING BEETLE BEETLE HITS See You at t the h e GRA GRAND N D VU 1 McCartney tr ROCK ROCK BYE A BYE BABY |