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Show Tlie list or entertainers who to appear on this weekend's Jerry Lewis Telethon reads like a Wiu's Who" of show busines) personalities. The telethon originating in feeds from Hollywood, Las V'wa? and Nashville is for the benefit of the M.iscular Dystrophy' Association 5 of Ar.wlca. The shr will be see.i in its entirety in this area on New York, with important ' 18-ho- ur -- . Chanel 5, beginiing Sniiay night at 10:30, continuing uninterrupted until 4:30 p.m. on Monday, Labor Day. will be who .Entertainers on ths telethon include: Mt.-tA'len, Steve Mien, Pail Anka, Brook Benton, Julie Budd, Carol Burnett, Art Carney, Car- ilitation process. The permit entitles each person to two cords of wood per years. A cord of wood measures 4x4x8 feet. Permits are available at all Wildlife Resources regional offices and the main office in Salt Lake City. The Forest Serice and Bureau of Land Management also offer permits for wood on their lands. KSL-TV, y ter Fanily, Juie Cater, Johnny Cash, Tommy Cash, The Checkmates, Dorothy Collins, Sammy Davis, Jr., Dai iy' Da is and the Nashville Brass, Joan Darling, The DeVonnes, Jim.-nDurante, D PIGEON OPENERS SEPTEMBER 1 DOVE & y Mana Elliot, Joe Frazier, Ca. BAND-TAILE- Hunters are getting ready for Friday's opener of the Utah Ro!)9rta Flack, Bobby Goldsboro, Rocky Grazia.io, David Hartman, Hillside Singers, Tina Kaplan, Lainie Kazan, You if Harsh, B.B. King, Patsy K!ly, Julius LaRosa, Jack Lord, Jerry Lucas, Carmen McRao, MomsMabley, EdMcMa- MUSCULAR mourning dove and band-tailpigeon seasons. Mourning dove season is September 1 through 30, while the band-tailpigeon season is September 1 through 23. Mourning doves will be hunted on a state- -, wide basis with a daily bag limit of 10 and 20Inpossession. Band-tailpigeons are open to hunting in Grand, San Juan, Iran, Kane and Washington counties with limits of five daily and ten In possession. Shooting hours are ed ed DYSTROPHY Presents the sunset. Hunters must carry a 1972 small game or combination license; and pigeon hunters, In addition, must have aband-talle- d The permits, pigeon permit. which are free, are available at all Wildlife Resources offices and from conservation officers in Maab, Monticello and Bland-in- g. Applications for permits, which may be made by mail or in person, must contain full name, mailing address and 1972 small game or combination license number. LABOR DAY WEEKEND Arthur Murray Dance hon, Champs, Jan Murray, JoeNam-at- h, Wayne Newton, The Oak Ridge Boys, Minnie Pearl, Porky k, Pig and Bugs Bunny, Arthur Lucky Peterson, Carroll O'Connor, Connie Smith, Samml Smith, Sonny & Cher, Kaye Stevens, Don Stewart, Tennessee 3, Mel Tillls, The Treniers, Ike and Tina Turner, Jerry Vale, Sarah Vaughn, Stevie Wonder andFaron Starts Sun. Night, Sept. 3 Continuing through Labor pay. WITH SPECTACULAR STARS OF STAGE. Pry-soc- SCREEN AND TELEVISION live from New York, Hollywood, Las Vegas and Nashville. KSL-T- V Channel 5 To County Businesses. usual. Exceptions to the generally favorable diagnosis were reported in southern Alberta and west Saskatchewan central important breeding areas which became dry from lack of rain. Wet conditions suitable for nesting and rearing prevailed in western Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana. A summer survey revealed water conditions and probable size of the 1972 hatch. This, with the nesting area survey, provided basic data upon which the nation's fall waterfowl hunting regulations were based. Utah's fall duck season runs from October 7 through Jaunary 7, 1973. Goose hunters will begin a week later for an October 14 through December 17 season, except In Daggett and Uintah counties where the season begins November 25. Carbon County and part of Emery County are closed to goose hunting in 1972. Young. LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION ceed." business produces ment in small business accounts for 44 percent of the nation's workforce. The growing small business community is constantly engaged in a search for capital. Obtaining financing at the opportune time can mean the difference between success and failure. The principal mandate of SBA is to help provide that financing, Lloyd said. In addition to the SBA loan program, a growing program of management assistance is being undertaken by the agency. Recent studies have indicated that for each dollar spent by the SBA on management assistance profits Increased by $9, jobs rose 9 percent, reinvestment in facilities rose by $25, and $1.60 more was paid in taxes. The Agency helped more disaster victims in 1971 alone than in the first 16 years of the Agency's history, combined. During the year, there were 96,072 disaster loans totaling $385 million, triple the number of the previous year and requiring 75 percent more funds. Sixty-eig- ht disaster declarations were made in 32 states, according to Lloyd. Small business is a quiet kind of success. But it is vital to a healthy economy and the preser- - Rprsntfltiv 2 Vol or On Stt Trsurr '. i Secretary of SHERMAN P. Srt Vot BECKER, A. F. (Fred) DUNN, WILLIAM E. State Auditor for On LAM80URNE, SID ANDERSON, MARK E. LLOYD, Vof Vot HANSEN. GERALD R. PREECE, Q Q Q Q The Intermountain Farmers Association will hold its annual membership meeting on Friday, Sept. 8, at Ramada Inn in Salt Lake City, Utah. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. The business meeting will commence at 10:00 a.m. with the President's report. Members and interested persons are Invited to attend. Booth Wallentlne, Director of Environmental Resources for the Iowa Farm Bureau, will be the luncheon speaker. Mr. Wallentlne was named to this position on Oct. 1, 1971. He directs the organization's activities on environmental resources. Booth is the author of "Accent," a personal commentary on current Issues, which is broadcast statewide, printed as a newspaper column and distributed on sup scrip tlon to Iowa business leaders. He has served as director of radio-T- V services and as director of information services since joining the low a Farm Bureau staff in June 1965. Raised on a cattle ranch In Southern Idaho, Booth Wallentlne holds a degree in agricultural economics from Utah State University. Followinggraduation he was a research assistant at the Utah State Agricultural Experiment Station. He is also a bishop in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, has been selected for listing in "Who's Who in the Midwest," and is president of the nationwide Mormon Pioneer Trail Foundation. He is active in his political party and is a member of several professional associations. Mr. Wallentlne and his wife have two sons and a daughter. They live in West Des Moines. ' A flatterer tells one-thi- what you really think. sys- Stat Auditor Vot for On LINN J. Week-en- d Utah's biggest Labor Day weekend celebration Payson's 44th annual Golden Onion Days moved into and Homecoming high gear today with the tempo increasing through Monday's climax. The traditional feature, the Labor Day race meet, again this Treasury's highest award for employee participation in the pi an was "Mrs. U.S. Savings Bonds" Mrs, Jacqueline "Jackie" Gore-ha- m of Denver, Colorado. The following companies were recognized - The Anaconda Company, the Boeing Co. (AF Plant 77), Del Monte Corp., The Copper Corp. (Metal Mining, Engineering, Research, Scientific and Engineering Computer Center Divisions); Tintic Div., and Utah Copper Division, Equipment Co., ' Mountain Bell, Pacific Fruit Express, J.C. Penney Co. (Logan, Ogden, Sugar House Stores), Safeway Stores Inc., Sears RoeThiokol buck (Logan, Price), Chemical Corp. (Logan and Wasatch Divisions), Union Pacific RR Co., United States Steel (Geneva and Western District Coal), pro-ducti- Ken-nec- ott Lang-Way- ne Shows Sunday and Monday. Youngsters of all ages will be entertained and thrilled throughout the celebration by the City of , Fun carnival adjacent to Payson's famed Memorial Park. UNWAC State of Utah and Western Electric Company. All had 50 percent or moreparticipation. J If Punctuality gains little if no is there to appreciate it. one nJMfMliS July Savings Bonds sales for Beaver County totaled $11,715 bringing the total sales to date to $38,649, it was reported todayby East Beaver volunteer Bonds Chairman S.G. Hickman, ManaBeaver Branch, Mllford ger, State Bank. with Arthur Wayne County Brian as chairman continued to lead the state as he reported a sales total of $12,056 or 301.4 percent of quota. Nationally Series E and H Bond sales continuedto soar with a July sales figure of $493 million which reflected a 15 percent Increase over the same period last year. Holdings of Series E and H Bonds topped $56 billion for the first time. In conjunction with the Payroll Savings Plan campaign, David L. Bigler, Utah's 1972 Payroll Savings Campaign Chairman hosted winners of the Minute Man Award at a luncheon held recently in Salt Lake City. . Making the presentation of the you exactly vation of the free enterprise tem, Lloyd said. Labor Day July Bond Sales INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for a candidate place a cross X in the square at the right of the name of the person for whom you desire to vote and in no other place. Do not vote for any candidate listed under more than one party or group designation. BAKER, J. SHERMAN Inrermountain Former Ass'n Meets Sept. 8th DEMOCRATIC BEAVER COUNTY September 12, 1972 September 12, 1972 Diitrict No. ed OFFICIAL PRIMARY BALLOT BEAVER COUNTY U. S. "Ride on," say Bicycling? more and more Utahns who have switched to the for cheap, clean and vehicle healthful transportation. Although bicycling is a now solution to some of the state's social problems, it is not without its own problems. The tremendous growth in the use of the bicycle has been accompanied by a similar increase inblking accidents, says the Insurance Information Institute. The Injury and death toll from cycling accidents is high. Two persons lost their lives and 331 were injured as a restul of 308 bicycle accidents in 1971. Five persons already have died in Utah bike accidents this year. Statistics show that in most bicycle accidents the cyclist violates a traffic law. This inattention or failure to yield the right of way accounts for the largest number of mishaps, according to rd the Institute. In less than of bike accidents, the motor vehicle driver violates a traffic rule or regulation. Rural bicycling accidents generally are more severe. Though most accidents occur on city streets, more than 50 per cent of the fatalities and a large percentage of the serious injuries occur in rural areas. Bike riders should obey all the traffic laws and familiarize themselves with safety precautions of bicycling, the Institute suggests. At the same time, the Institute encourages motorists to watch out for the bike rider. HOMECOMING ffiSKA 4 ZfflBF" M I- ROCK fmBSbLl. fca I i " fit. ' L5 HeUO DOULf A06 mum mosuoaal H0B6H SHOW HoRsesHoe s.ni i - frrM, XieeT FRITPM. THU- CARNIVAL i FRI.qpfX. q-- 1-- - S0M.7PM- SQUARE Meet FIREWORKS SEPT- ?2 ART FLOWeRSHOUU ROCK 30-3- 6I& DAMS 730 AM- - ,. SAT. 6- - rOAAV School Days Msanjjl, : SSAfE j DRWIIIG DAYS US. Savings Bonds help keep todayfc plans from becoming tuiuuiiuvvo broken dream Da ELDER, JOSEPH F. for On for On We all have plans. We plan for a vacation, MONSON, DAVID SMITH Bvr County School District Reprsntati Precinct 60HN, Btavr No. 2 Board Mtmbcr Vot FIRMAGE, WILLIAM Pracinct Vot for On Savings Bonds. It's an easy way to save money and collect some interest at the same time. Keep today's plansalive. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan. You won't end up with a bunch of broken dreams tomorrow. BOHN. GARTH JAMES W. FIRMAGE, YARDLEY, No. 2 Board M.mber GARTH JAMES plan to buy a boat, or a house; or send our chilrlrcn through college. And, in order to keep those plans from becoming broken dreams, we need money. That's whore the Payroll Savings Plan comes in handy. When you join where you work, an amount you specify is set aside from your paycheck and used to buy U.S. County School District Keprintativ for On WILLIAM W. ROY YARDLEY, ROY mm State of Utah, County of Beaver, ss. I, Nicholas J. Dotson, Clerk of Beaver County, Utah, hereby certify that the above is a true and correct list of candidates for nomination to be voted on at the Primary Election to be held in the various election districts of Beaver County, Utah, on Tuesday, September 12, 1972. NICHOLAS J.' DOTSON, County Clerk of Beaver County, Utah - .run t V i POLING PLACES BEAVER No. 1 - New Federal Office Bldg., 100 E 2nd No. BEAVER No. 2 - Community Center GREENVILLE - LDS Church MINERSVILLE - Town Hall MILFORD No. 1 - Library MILFORD No. 2 - High School Gym. POLLS WILL BE OPEN 7 A.M. TO 8 P.M. - 0W CeLgRATIOKli ELECTION ON TUESDAY, SEPT 12 1972 REPUBLICAN INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for a candidate place a crots X in the square at the right of the name of the person for whom you desire to vote and in no other place. Do not vote for any candidate listed under more than one party or group designation. 37 percent of the gross national product, $385 billion worth of goods and services and employ- AT PRIMARY OFFICIAL PRIMARY BALLOT . The Samll Business Administration approved $285,000 in small business loans in Beaver during the past year County according to Rep. Sherman P. Lloyd, Businesses in Beaver redeved $140,000 of that toal with $145,000 being approved for businesses in Minersville according to the annual report of the SBA. The Utah Congressman reported that a total of $16,752,000 in loans to 235 businesses were approved by the SBA In Utah in the last year. Nationwide SBA made a record 24,286 business loans for $1.3 billion continuing the rapid climb over the last two years. More than 7,000 of the year's loans were for new business starts. In comparison, in 1968 only 13,600 business loans were made totaling $649 million, according to Lloyd. "Small business Is a very large part of America, it numbers 95 percent of all businesses and provides jobs for 35 million Americans," Lloyd said. "Its existence helps encourage hundreds of thousands of Americans to start their own businesses each year, and holds the promise of reward to those who will suc- year is expected to pack the grandstand to overflowing. Wendell (Dutch) Draper, horse race committee chairman, said eight or nine races would be scheduled Saturday and again Labor Day. "Paysori's Labor Day races traditionally attract the largest crowd of any race meet anywhere In Utah," Draper said, "and I don't think this year will be any exception." Two big parades will move through the center of Payson's "return to the business district at noon Saturday and 10 a.m. Labor Day. The first of fourperformances of the Community Theatre's of the Broadwaymusical "Hello Dolly" opened the festivities Wednesday night in the Payson High School auditorium. It will be repeated Thursday, Saturday and Monday at8:15p.m. A street "square dance is on the program for Thursday night, a water show, horse shoe pitching tournament and free fireworks display Friday outdoor breakfast and Payson Invitational Swimming Meet Saturday andRockand Hobby Show and Art and Flower Pay son Plans Special Bicycling Injuries, Deaths bring Concern Celebration for SBA Loans $285,000 Small FAVORABLE YEAR FOR WATERFOWL Air and ground surveys indicate most duck populations In Utah and other waterfowl areas in the United States and Canada appear about the sameaslnl971, which was considered a relatively good production year. Temperatures were moderate and the nesting season was earlier than hour before sunrise to one-ha- lf BIGGEST a proclamation regulating guides and guides' agents to become effective September 1, 1972. Under provision of the new regulations, a guide is defined as any person who assists any other person to take protected wildlife and accepts compensation or advertises his services to assist other persons to take Both resiprotected wildlife. dents and nonresidents fall under the new proclamation. Guide's ajent refers to any person, either resident or nonresident, employed by a licensed nonresident guide to assist any other person to take protected wildlife. All Individuals In the employ of resident guides to assist any person to take protected wildlife are considered guides. The leasing or hiring of pack or saddle animals andor dogs and providing transportation when the handler or operator accompanies the hunter are considered guiding activities. Persons who engage in guiding activities must purchase an appropriate license. Available only from Division offices, the license and their costs are as follows;, resident guide $20; nonresident guide $150; and nonresident guide's agent $40. ed ASSOCIATIONS OF AMERICA AMERICA'S GUIDE RULES SET The Wildlife Board has adopted Fish and Game News FIREWOOD PERMITS POPULAR Persons preparing for cold are already winter evenings free permits from obtaining Wildlife Resources offices to gather firewood. Wood may be gathered by permittees on Division lands rehabilitated by chaining of juniper and pinyon trees. Of the many areas of the state where wood is available, Duchesne County sees the greatest number of people collecting the wood which has been knocked down in the rehab- hre ajreed ' Thursday, August 31, 1972 (Utah) PRESS THE WiAYPR Muscular Dystrophy Telerfion to Fecture Top Name Stars V; HhikIh i;iy inti ri"l. whin ln lJ u, S'fo tin dril y nni, 10 munllist ti ivhimh ,r mm iimi, r'iliiri''l ir HhiH'n, yi'iiry, V . I .. .1 .. ... ., il,. ..J ..... . . It., I... 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