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Show THE LEHI FREE PRESS THURSDAY, JTLY 86, IMS fV?x 45v J t mm vm. J L . xm 1 X " The old Jack Robinson cabin in Linwood, Utah is believed to be the oldest building in Utah, dating back to the early xcrev a. iimuw win uc tiuwcu uy r laiiuiig oorge jjam water, dui pians are Deing iormuiatea to save tne caoin. Sen. Bennett Hails Defeat of Tax Withholding Plan Monsters. Mountains and Indians Lure Visitor to Northeastern Utah Indians, prehistoric monsters, Sen. Wallace F. mountain scenerry and men at this week said wo It on a gigantic concrete dam Bennett the defeat of the administration's are just' a few attractions Northeastern Utah has to offer the proposal to begin withholding a summer visitor. portion of all interest payments You can find Indians by the on savings accounts and dividends is "a major victory for the aver- hundreds on the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation at Fort Duage American." Sen. Bennett, a member of the chesne. America's most importSenate Finance Committee, help- ant display of fossilized dinosaur ed defeat the proposal, which bones is located at Dinosaur Nawould have involved automatic tional Monument near Jensen. deduction of 20 per cent of all The lofty Uintas are the 'only interest paid by savings banks, large chain of mountains in Amcredit unions, and savings and erica that run east and west. And loan associations; ard 20 per cent workmen are feverishly pouring of all dividends paid by corpora- concrete on Flaming Gorge Dam tions. If the taxpayer did not owe vhich is rising 50 stories into the this much tax. he would have hd sky on the Green River in Dagto file a special return in order gett County. Visits to these scenic attracto claim the refund. "This proposal would have been tions and others in the northeastan incredible administrative bur- ern sector of the state are sug- den, and the cost of the institutions and to the taxpayers would increase in revenue,'' Sen. Benhave been far greater than esti- nett said. He pointed out that even tax mated by the treasury department, offsetting the anticipated exempt organizations, such as universities, school organizations, reMMMMHHHMtMMHHVMM ligious groups and other organizations which are not taxed, would 4MP0RTANT NEWS have. JhacL a ..portion of their interest on savings accounts deducted, and would have had to file in order to get back their money. Washington (R-Uta- gested by D. James Cannon, di7 rector of the Utah Tourist and Publicity Council in this week's "See Utah" Tour. The tour begins at Duchesne on Ua S. Highway 40. o" at soe other convenient starting point, depending on where yoj live it continues through Roosevelt. Vernal and on to Dinosaur National Monument Then it briefly retraces back to Vernal and uo the slope of the Uintas to Flaming Gorge Dam, Dutch John, Ashley National Forest, Manila and Linwood. If you happen to plan your trip in early August, you can see the Indians in full tribal dress at the annual Sun Dance at Whiterocks, near Roosevelt. Hundreds of Indians bring their families to this traditional religious ceremony and camn at the dance site. No picture-takin- g is allowed because of the sacred nature of the dances. Indian dancers will also perform at the annual Uinah Basin Industrial Convention in Roosevelt, August 9 to 11. On the night Paof August 11 an geant'' will be held. Other events of the convention include fashion shows parades;- - athletic contests and educational classes. Vernal is in a broad, green val- "All-Indi- ley at the base ofthe Uintah Mountains. One pf the most interesting features of this picturesque town is Vernal State Park This is the latest construction photo of Flaming Gorge Dam in northeastern Utah. The with its Utah Field House of Na- block of concrete on extreme right is 357 feet above lowest point in dam foundation. tural History. The U. S. Bureau of Reclamation is building the dam. Here are displayed many fosRobert Strong, Springville, speed- ing, $20; C N. Whitney, Tooele, sils, bones, stuffed animals, and ing, $10; Gerald Bean, Salt Lake parking in zone, $2; which have artifacts archaelogical City, speeding, $10; been gathered in the Vernal area. Dorothy Marie Preece, Holladay, h, Leigh Smith, Salt Lake City, speeding, $10; Harry Veater, The Fieldhouse is easily located Ed $10; speeding, Medina, ClemLeon Ogden, speeding, $10; by "Dippy" the diplodocus, a gie failure to heed red light, $15; ents, American Fork, speeding, replica of a gantic Taylor, Ogden, speeding, $10; $10; Dennis Bryson, Salt Lake dinosaur skeleton which stands in Jose Taloys, West Jordan, speed City, speeding, $15. front Pan-guitc- Du-an- cast-ceme- nt i M orn Judge Zufelt Auto Repair Service Motor tune-u- p and complete Automotive repair Front end alignment and wheel balandng Tractor Service GOOD YEAR Orel and batteries Power and hand lawn mower Budget Payments If desired Free Pickup and Delivery SAVE for z' fun-fille- d VACATION OWNERS A I oh li ales and services Dial American Fork. SK We Print .1 cverytii ung But Money . FOR FORD OWNERS PLYMOUTH ' The Dinosaur Monument is only a short drive from Vernal. Monument Headquarters ahd the visitor center can be reached by paved road, six miles north of Jen- iMWVHMUtMHMHMWHmV sen. Cases brought before the docket The center encloses part of a of Judge Leland Powell and completed during the past week infamed dinosaur quary. cluded the following Melvin Hockhalter, Salt Lake VISIT FROM CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Morris1 Schow and City, failure to heed red light, children, Stephen, Sharon and Su- $15; Robert Dodge, Ogden, speedsan, are here from Downey, Calif. ing, $25; Johanne Hille, Salt Lake They are visiting with his parents, City, speeding, $10; Ernest H. Mr. and Mrs. Randal Schow, and Larsen, Lehi, parking in red zone, in Burley, Idaho, with her aunt $2; Michael Smith, Lehi, speedand other family members. On va- ing, $10; Karl Smith, Tooele, cation from his position with the parking in lane of traffic, $2; Richard Welch, Salt Lake City, Firestone Co., Mr. Schow and his muffler, $5; William inadequate had visit to included the family a Hunsaker, American Fork, speedWorld's Fair in Seattle, Wash., ing, $10; Marvin Wallace, Murand a tour of Yellowstone Park. ray, failure to heed red light, $15; Quality Job Printing When You Need It IV i CHEVROLET OWNERS NEW KELLY NYLON See Us For SAFE TRACS . . . O Envelopes - She didn't say yes until he mentioned one of those Timpanogoo Motor cars O . Letterheads O TIMPMOGOS MOTOR Statements O Business Forms "Home for your Chevrolet" I Phone SK American Fork 47 O Personal Cards Window Cards O O Tickets - mm my rthat's V your dream vacation? Yvhether it's i two weeks in the country or an extended world tour ... the very best way to make it II . Hara't nytonl Hart's Kelt? craftf manthlpl loth In nw tlr Hiot'i )ricd iurpriilngly low. 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