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Show THE LEADER. Tremonton. Utah Thursday. April 17. 1958 of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Mer-vi- n Holt and family of Penrose. FIELDING Mrs. Elma Petersen has re- turned home after spending the By Florence 'Munson past ten days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Pack at Twin Falls. She also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Pack at Idaho Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pack at Blackfoot, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lucille Potter and Mrs. Merrill Marks at Mountain Effie Potter spent Saturday at Home and with Mr. and Mrs. Ogden visiting with Glenn and Fred Pack Jr. at Paul, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Farnsworth Helen Severson who are receiving medical care at the Dee Hos- were dinner guests at the home pital after being involved in a of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Whittle car accident last week. Helen at Preston, Ida., last week. received a broken wrist, cuts Other guests were Dr. and Mrs. and bruises. Glenn has a broken Reed Merrill and Mrs. Bertha rib and bruises. They are re- Whittle of Victorville, Calif., ported to be getting along satis- and Dr. and Mrs. Merrill of n Preston. factorily. Friends of Joyce Visiting at the Elmo Munson Walker will be interested to know she has been taken to home Sunday were Mrs. .Mildred her home at San Diego now after Petersen and Larry Wheeler of being in the hospital since Jan- Ogden. Assigned To School uary. Joyce who has a partial Clair from Upton. 2M1 Coastguard waist down her paralysis is reported to be gradually im- Cutter U, S. Sloris, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holt and for proving. Sunday dinner guests at the mer resident of Fielding who home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard has been stationed at Alaska has Standing were Mr. and Mrs. been transfcred to Base Troton, France Standing and family of Connecticut where he will attend Electronic Technical School Ogden. Mrs. Ruby Farnsworth, Mrs. for the coming six months. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coombs Cleo Wood, Mrs. Irene Peck, Mrs. DeeAnn Rudd accompanied and Mrs. Connie Coombs and by Mrs. Doris Christensen, Mrs. children drove to Salt Lake City Faye McMurdie and Mrs. Sandra Monday evening to meet ConBywater of Tremonton and Mrs. nie's husband, Richard Coombs Angie Farnsworth of Brigham who was just returning from a attended a family party at the special two week assignment to home of Mrs. Carmen Whittle Washington State. Richard is at Preston Wednesday. The par- employed at Hill Field A.F.B. ty was in compliment to Mrs. Visiting with Mrs. Eliza God McMurdie who was celebrating frey Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Will Atkinson of Clarl:ston. her birthday anniversary. John Coombs spent several Visiting with Mrs. Eliza God- of last week visiting with ana were days iamuy Sunday irey Mr. and Mrs. Bill Godfrey of his daughters, Mrs. Delia HarPreston, Mr. and Mrs. Sam ris and family and Miss Fviye Thompson. Mrs. Cora Godfrey Coombs at Ogden. Faye accomand Mrs. Sadie Lott of Clark-ston- . panied him home Friday evening and spent the weekend here. Mrs. Faye Fryer spent SunVisiting with. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holt Sunday were Mr. and day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Whitney and family Mrs. Art Saunders at Logan. Treated for Injuries Sev-erso- The 'Building Ba "Re-roo- - &r Mr. and Mrs. Don Potter and baby spent Sunday with relatives at Ogden. Mrs. Barbara Udy and daughter Merlynn spent Wednesday at Clarkston with Mrs. Udy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Godfrey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Munson spent Saturday evening visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hastings and family at Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Welling and family spent Sunday at Salt Lake City visiting with Gale's parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Welling. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grill and daughter Sheri Lynn moved to Ogden last week where they will make their home for the present. Entertaining at a dinner party at their home Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Hansen. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Clay. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Wansguard of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weiler and Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Nelson of Tremonton. Attending an Annual Business Meeting and Banquet for all Mink Growers held at the Hotel Utah at Salt Lake City Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Farnsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hodges, Mrs. Edith Welling and Mrs. Opal Groth. Mrs. Rhoda Welling and daughter Tamra, accompanied by Miss DeAnna Garfield of Tremonton spent Saturday at Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Munson spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson at Malad. Visiting with Mrs. Effie Johnson for several days are Mr. and Mrs. Fern Deakin of Torrey. Mrs. Edith Udy, Mrs. LaPriel Secrist and Mrs. Nina Cwen spent Saturday at Ogden, Mrs. J. D. Munson accompanied by Mrs. Grace Hales of Riverside spent Thursday with relatives at Ogden. Dee Tarbet of Hunt, Ida., has been spending a few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Udy and family. PARK VALLEY By Mrs. Kenneth G. Carter How we have Greetings enjoyed our few days of real spring weather! The sun has shown down real warm and it is the first time in weeks that Laddie (our pet dog) has sought a shady place to lie down in. Farmers are working early and late to plow the soil and get the crops planted. Getting a bit of traveling done before the real spring rush of ranch work are Mrs. Beth James and Mrs. Vera James. Beth is spending a week or so in sunny California, and Vera plaps to board a bus this week for Corvallis, Ore., where she will visit with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney James. Grandchildren, Susan and Clair, are happily awaiting her arrival there. Over night guests one day last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carter were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis of Samaria. Ida. Mrs. Davis is the former Emma Louise Carter. Dick Harris of Tremonton has been in the yalley a number of times on soil conservation work. Reservoirs and pipe lines are in the limelight. Friends Bid Farewell A group of friends met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris James Tuesday evening for an evening's entertainment and to say "Goodbye and good luck" to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin James who moved from the valley last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hirschi and Rue Larsen drove to Brig-haCity Monday. They checked with Mrs. Rose Larsen to see how she is convalescing since her recent surgery. She expects to return to her home here during the week. Visitors out of the valley Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Dee Kunzler to Brigham City. Aaron Hansen of Salt Lake m City who has been a wool pur- op and Mrs. Alma Larkin of evening under the direction of chaser in the western area for Snowville. the MIA Gleaner - M Men and Home for the weekend from Special Interest departments. many years was a valley visitor Tuesday calling at the home of work and studies were Joyce Jim Palmer was guest speaker. Hirschi and Rhea Kunzler from Mr. and Mrs. John Carter. Believe It Or Not A government trapper has Speaking of wool, shearers Salt Lake City and Dennis Hirare expected to start shearing schi, Darius Carter and Ken- many and varied experiences in his work. This week while sheep at the Charles Kunzler neth Carter, Jr. from Logan. herds this week and it appears Lynn James of Logan spent trapping in the hills south of the Old Sol will shine brightly Saturday at the home of his valley Vernal Montgomery acdown for the event, breaking parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris companied by Berney Mecham the traditionally expected com- James, bringing some sheep for found a nest of coyotes. Digging bination of shearing and cold, the home ranch. a number of feet underground Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carter through dirt and rocks they stormy weather. Business and a military meet- were in Logan over night Fria room like place ing took Kay Carter to Ogden day. While there they visited several feet in diameter. In this . with Mr. and Mrs. B. Kent Car- room besides a live mother Holmgren ter and family and Mr. and Mrs. coyote and young which they were visitors to Garland and Pete Stukie. killed, were a number of traps A Genealogical meeting was some empty and one holding the Tremonton Thursday. Kenneth Carter was in Gar- held in the chapel Saturday sketeton of a coyote. land and Tremonton for seed grain Friday. Jim, Paul and Junelle Palat BYU came mer, students home Friday accompanied by Jean Hardy of Omaha, Neb., and Shirley Cloward of Roosevelt. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rudger Palmer over the weekend. N Missionary Welcome Held and friends of Many relatives the Rudgar Palmers were here West Of Tremonton Sunday to attend the welcome home testimonial of Paul PalOn U.S. Highway 30S mer who returned from a two year mission to the Northern States March 15th. Among those FRIDAY. SATURDAY, SUNDAY here for the event were Mr. and April 18. 19, 20 Mrs. Wm. 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Some costs can be controlled by a carefully planned like the one now economy program under way at Kennecott. But what about costs that are beyond Kennecott's control taxes for example? Taxes have as much influence on Kennecott's ability to compete as the cost of blasting powder, freight charges or payrolls. In 1957 Kennecott paid nearly in state and local taxes, which included a corporation franchise tax $14,-000,0- 00 (state income tax), property taxes and; sales taxes on purchases. All Utah businesses are subject to these taxes. But in addition, Kennecott pays a mine occupation tax a severance tax which last year cost Kennecott over $2,000,000. A special tax like the severance tax is an unfair burden on all Utah metal mines. It impairs their ability to compete in an always competitive market. A fair tax climate that does not criminate is needed to keep mining dispro- duction costs competitive. It will help Kennecott and other Utah mines meet competition on more equal terms. 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