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Show II E h P E The R JOURNAL (Utah) OPTIONAL (DITORIAI ASSOCIATION u. Wf VttfZ vVashington ON STOCKPILING PublUhwl KvBiy ThuriiliiT COMPAJTT THK JOURNAL FUni.IHHINO HKI.f'I'R. UTAH Bntorod A Snnd TWO PAGE Tlx Toil Al Muttc- At Halpw. Ulkk OMo UlUUSlDiAY, DEC. By ROBERT ASSOCIATION 1962 27, MORALE News-Lett- er N. IS BUDGET BALANCE? "H.V,JJJJ1A'I'.-W.- J medical as (the K:rr- -' Mills bill) has undergone a serks of changes and adjustments ai the plan has been fitted to Utah's budget and needs. Many more people over 65 are expected to benefit from the program in 19t3 than in 19ift2 when the program was being fitted on for sis?, according to Harold Bowman, exUtah S tate ecutive secretary, 'Utah's program of sistance tfor the aged TAYLOR be discarded on expiration dae. O.iinase and other drugs that can SuJferors at chronic diseases Di taken by mouth, are much of many kinds diabetes for ons.' p.rishalle than insulin, but take heed of the latest nwy erallVi can onl ' warnuw of the Amerjcon ,by diabetics who have boUc Association and keep oniMiliet cases. hand a supply cf any The ADA directive notes that fpocial mediolni'.a they require to wMtj the average diaibetic keeps maintain their health. a threejweeks supply on hand, This latest policy statement by drug manufacturers currently the ADA Committee on Emer have adequate reserves of ingency Medical Care updates ths sulin and there Is an estimated original recommendations of 1951 60 to 90 days supply In the hands to meet nuclear warfare condi af wholesalers and retailers. tions as they may now be anticl- The statement also suggests at pated and to outline measures that( slnce ciiabetics must should be integrated Into the hew to a diet, they also lay in v.-c- two-mont- hs THIS mow ISP Utah Medical Plan For Aging Changed Medical Association. j New agreements between thei Utah Public Welfare Commission and the Utah State Medical Assn and Utah Dental Assn. have .been playready to be shingled with and from an t old deck ing cards Dlntf HIT ra,.B taped to tne pacnasei i. v.ni.i. ... oltVipr end for Win. Clliua dow shutters can be taped on lor the finishing toucn. Two decks of finocnie ctu- -i - thMaVitriii oift for Qrandfather. They'll delight him even ... before he opens mem iur cronies. He'll laugh like Santa Claus, loud and long, and the at the package with the Jolly, Joker face. Just cover the decks neighbor teeds Hvho with gold foil and tie them with the cat when a Christmas green ribbon. Then take a crayon and draw a happy you're away face on a white poker chip. Glue will like cf cards it to the package and with the gifts . V n II same crayon draw a joker s hat above it. (The Joker can't miss giving Christmas cheer r and ruff because card playing is the nurn-h- from an Old playing cara one participant recreation in is your guide. . r an " America today. Anyone wnc piays nf dec cards i,,uin ,wic You can win praise for being im.. fan. Devotees a with your if orated wrap paper you imaginative ...nlrtntufl of each of other games wm' gift: with the occupation as a uppy if you dewrapped cards Or mind. in playing recipient his little cart wun say sign gift wrapping around hearts that favorite card game or even the wheels and spiraling to guess wilt try float themselves. Everyone cards Santa's sleigh. It inside what's teacher nio Johnnv's . tui the table from now will appreciate three .doublea decorates the holidays wnen as through f HitpnUed ..vHa j i.. v ... actus to be double decks of little red schoolhouse. wrap the revealed . ' cards. cards In brignt rea gmzea Get out your gift list and put and tie the package with green out cards on it. Then get a ribbon bows at both ends and on playing and have square of your gift wrappings top. Bend a six-inChristmas! a roof. It's Merry cardboard in half for CHRISTMAS GIFTS ARE IN THE CARDS! Christmas gifts can be in the cards playing cards, that is. A double deck ot cards is the perfect way to remember the postman, the school bus driver, the apartment house superintendent. Your cnua s -I i. card-playi- fill worked out and changes In the program have been made which should make it function more smoothly and more efficiently over-a- ll civil defense plans. a trwojroonths supply of special for more of the needy aged in Those taking insulin or oral specified by their physician, Utah. antidiabetic drugs are advised to M and the chips are lay in a twojmonths supply of Aawn, and the test for survival This MAA program is paid material for testing blood sugar, oom?3i there death and for by funds from 'both the fed syringes and needles and sterl- - SUf:ring enough that will be eral and state governments and lizing equipment, a9 weU as the unavoidable. Morale and victory is administered by the State Dedrug. Those who may be caught be serwd by aU the slck partment of Public Welfare thru! in a disaster away from home and tbe weJ1 who prepare county departments of the public should maintain a similar sup- - against needless casualties, welfare. People over 65 who need help should apply for bene ply at their places of work and all should take these ma. SOMETHING TO FIGHT FOR fits at the welfare office in their terials with them if directed to, Paro2l a vital force in county. post a community shelter. toe live3 and uxvss of small The medical services to 'be AWhough Pood and Drug Ad- e and for for by the welfare departpaid ministration regnilations require ipagt half centur to faci ex. ment in this (program include the 15 days. that insulin ghould be kept un- timction ' cost of physician's services, hos. Dr. John F. Waldo, president Wl r i der raf rigeratiion, the ADA points r te dift rt lg pitalization, drugs up to $15 per of the Utah State Medical Assn. out that it will krep for a long vallon it 5y Raiiway month, cost of nursing home pUrmed out, however, that "doctime under ordinary conditions in in care, and some dental care. Phy points cong tors have always made it a prac and in an emergency should not for thAt fimda im sician's services include care in tice to see that anyone in need unrtAmcrican bit of the office, hospital, or home, but mentally medical help is given that that are limited to essential medical of idiocy known as PjL. 109 assistance, regardless of ability the for first time in our history care. Hosppitalization includes to pay, and Utah physicians will fxutUtu "Middle-ag- e is when you made discrimination mandatory both and continue this help whenever and can do everything yon used between large and small coma limited maximum to of service, wherever it is needed.' .FINANCIAL to, but not until tomorrow." munities. Until then, for the preceding 20 years, packages of ,up to 70 dent of BBIDO told the NAM'S PROTECTION! pounds in weight and 1O0 inches 67th Annual Congress of AmerL. in oo'm'bined length and girth can Industry, "We wander ashamPolicyholder Questions Answered by the Institute of Lie Insurance might be mailed be Ween, any ed through the wildisrness of our offices anywhere. Since P.L. success.'1 To find a scapegoat, we post I Q. hear that wealthy people 199, parcel post between first have asked: "Who invented the sometimes use life insurance to class post offices which had cars, and built the roads, and contribute to a charitable organbeen handling over 90 pervent developed mass production, and ization. How does this work? 1 am not wealthy, but now that my of the traffic has been sharply brought the bathroom indoors, limited. Between such post of and packaged the food, and defamily is all grown up I might like to contribute some of my life fices not more than 150 miles veloped the distribution, and insurance to my church. apart, sizis and weight were lim- raised the pay, and shortened A. There are a number of ways ited to 40 pounds and 72 inches. the hours, and lighted our homes, in which people of even moderate Over 150 miles, package could and sat us before the TV set? means can make a contribution not weigh aver 20 pounds. To, Who stole thi2 scrubbing brush in the form of life insurance. The or offices .between from and tie wasfhlboard from our post simplest way is merely to name other than flirst class the original wives? Who is guilty t Business your church as beneficiary of a 70 pounds and 100 inches reis guilty." mained in force. To "sell America back to the Let us help you through the Holidays with a prompt cash As Congress should have fore, Brower would Mr. Americans," loan. Need it now? Call us first; then pick it up. seen, this sly legislation forced first "lift the hood on our eoon. many business mailers to use omy . . . point out that th? moCITY FINANCE CORPORATION oilher transport which is read-il- ry tor is called business', and that Loans below $600 made by City Finance Co. available between larger cities policy when you die. Tou might econothe most upper-lev- el also wish to assign the policy to 637-202drove parcel post volume stead- only 71 E. Main St. Price mists, would ever claim that the your church right now. That would ily down, the cost of handling car would run better if we mean the church would immeparcel post steadily up. abandoned bb(? motor and "tried to diately become the owner of the The inevitable result, since oo it on the air in its tires." run policy, even if you continued to parcel post is required by law The Brower slogan: "Business pay the premiums. One advantage to pay its way, has been a series in doing so is that you could probAmerica Means Means America' rate hikes. And now, mailers ably claim future premium pay- I of Business." rate a that face increase further ments as deductions on your inPostmaster General Day, himself, come tax. For specific advice on tax matters, of course, you should has said will be prohibitive. consult a competent attorney or I The only thing that can save tax expert. 'parcel post is repeal by the new . Congres. of Pi,. 199. With res. Q. 1 am leaving all dividends to ration of the old size and weight on my life insurance policy with regulations, and making them the the company to draw interest. Do for everyone, volume may same I have to report these dividends be recovered and costs brought as income for tax purposes? Some men of Concord in old Massaback into line. But this cant A. In most cases, a dividend chusetts once got themselves called and wont unless on a life Insurance policy is conhappen, happen Minute Men because it took them the ordinary voters put even sidered merely a partial return of the premium you pay, and you more pressure on their Congress, 60 seconds to come to the dejust do not report it as income. This men than the enemies of parcel fense of freedom, day or night. is normally true of the dividend post can exert. In the years since, the Minute itself, regardless of how you use We all know that only the Man has become a symbol of our it. For example, if you leave the or cares postman knows dividends with the company to determination to stay strong and to that and where everybody lives, buy additional amounts of paid-ufree. Other symbols of that thi3 stay deliver will postman only life insurance, you do not have determination are Savings Bonds. everybody's packages. But, until to report this on your tax return. When you buy a Bond today you we impress these facts on our But any Interest earned on dividends left with the life insurance do more than invest money for your Congressman, his mere Inaction may hand over to the Inept, the company is usually considered own future. You also show your own taxable income and must be reunequipped and the irresponsible determination to keep personal a job of vital national importported. If your tax problems ol America and free right now strong life insurance arrangements are ance that they cannot begin to because the same dollars you save unusually complicated, you should do. for tomorrow help the government consult a competent attorney or tax expert for specific advice. BECAUSE OF OUR AFFLUdefend freedom today. ENCE, Charles H. Brower, presl- That's why buying U.S. Savings Bonds is a way to be a "Minute Man" in 1962. And Bonds work for you ad-th- f"" fr vv. - ch JfieOldlfrrm - mm Each boy is building a "different type vessel. Sleek caoin cruisers, jaunty sail boats, colorful speed boats they're all represented. They hope to be in the first fleet launched on the neighborhood by LEE MIL LAN Howfo Inn 1 '& pond. HaveaMod.1 Wlnt.r I've . . 4. been busy adding models to my airplane collection. Pride and joy of the hanger is a new racer that will at s Deeds un to RK mnk Tt'a flya of the mighty midget .replica viuunrni racing in ine ior- ties. Like my son, I'm anxiously awaiting the warm weather.- Model cars aren't taking a back seat to other high-speed hobbies. Come spring, they'll be taking their own racetrack turns at scale speeds over 150 mph. Fasten your ssatbelts we're Underway! All signs point to a model winter, to be followed by a fun-fille- d spring! high-power- i"v Mm uuhuoor are aimed t I spring This winter, son niy and his " models. All eye friends organ- Kwea their own club. ' m . out-patie- nt mm mm? 0, I1 BREWED WITH PURE ROCKY MOUNTAIN ifS 2522 TO . How to stand guar for freedom in 1962 DUir:id bw HELPER - MERCANTILE. CO., Helper, Utah " Help your teen-ager- s do better homework! uA He ' 1 Look for tha 'word Mr-rUff-l. Thlt U the dictionary FmffB TSumb- - ma rquird or recommended by almost every school and col loe. Inilrt oa a geauiae Vtemaro-WetwU- THE HELPER JOURNAL Farmer's Share Shrinks; Baker Profits Decline conBaker profits have shrunk and the farmer's share12of the acyears, sumer's bread dollar has also declined in the past Research Service of the cording to a report from the Economic 01 ABricmmic iwumj United States Department Out of the average price of rose and retailer margins have 20.9c paid by consumers for a increased. The publication "Marketing pound of white bread 2.9c is returned to farmers for the In- Margins for White Bread" gredients in the loaf, the report showed that hourly earnings of said. This compares with 3c workers employed in bakeries received by the farmer for in- increased from $1.28 in 1950 to gredients in 1950. $2.18 in 1961, a gain of 70. In At the same time the report the same period the price renoted that bakers showed net ceived by bakers for a pound in 1950 of white bread increased 47. profits after taxes of 4 "The baking industry has but in 1961 net profits after taxes of major baking compa- been meeting the challenge of a rising wage rates by increased nies was slightly over production labor output through drop of 50. the report statWidening of the price spread mechanization," of handling methods "Bulk ed. between farm prices and prices flour are replacing bag handling paid by consumers was due methods and are cutting costs. primarily to higher costs for "Offsetting these efforts Is the bread, baking and distributing week and delivery-sellin- g according to the report, which COlti provision for many of the nntoH that fringe beaeU." mob as wrapping paper also 2, 0 ' and your country around the clock. Why not join the ranks of America's modern Minute Men? All it takes is $18.75 and a visit to the Bond window at the bank. 4 Kp fratdem i In your futur with U.S. SAVINGS BONDS 141 so-call- )fZ n era. inim tmn i m r |