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Show EMERY COUNTY Page Four Income Tax Fax Must you file a federal income-ta- return for 1959? If you are under 65 and had gross income of $600 or more, or over 65 and had gross income of $1,200 or more, you must file a federal income tax return re- gardless of whether you owe tax or not, and it does not matter whether you are a man, woman or child; you are required to file a return by April 15, 1960. It may be that you had income of less than $600 or $1200) and income tar was withheld from your paychecks. In this case, you should file a tax return. It will show that you owe no tax and Uncle Sam will refund the withheld tax. Also, if your income was from and was more than $400 you are required to file an income tax return and report and pay your tax even though you do not owe income tax. These columns are intended to help you in a general way to know the questions about your income and deductions and to give information cf a general nature so you will be aware of the savings that may be open to you. Each taxpayer has individual circumstances and individual problems. If you have a specific problem you should consult the public accountant of ycur choice as early as possible so that he will have plenty of time to prepare your tax return properly'. Forest Service To Improve Gorge Camp Sites More than half a million dollars will be spent within the next three years to develop Forest Service recreational facilities around the Flaming Gorge Dam cn the Ashley National Forest in Utah, Regional Forestannounced er Floyd Iverson Thursday. In 1962 the finished dam wil be surrounded by 13 campgrounds geared to accomodate 1,200 people at a time, 3 scenic overlooks, and 3 boat ramps. U1 timate plans call for 66 campmore grounds to accomodate than 9,000 people simultaneously. Included in this scenic recreation mecea will be the dam, backing a reservoir from northeastern Utah into Wyoming, colorful Flaming Gorge, and such exotic areas as Red Canyon and Sheep Creek Canyon with formations said to represent a billion years of geologic All tion Outdoors, a Forest Service pregram designed to help meet the exploding demand for out-- 1 door recreation. Recreation vis- itors to national forests have, more than doubled in the past decade. America's billowing population, the shortening workweek, great-- , cr longevity, improved travel, better camping equipment all are adding to the outdoor recreation boom. The Forest Ser-- , vice and other government agencies are working full-s- i am to meet the challenge. 20-un- Emery County Fro Districts Planned For 1960 Census Taking Establishment of a district office for the 1960 Census of Bop-- ; illation and Housing at Ogden was announced today by Director Francis H. Wilmer of the; Census Bureau's regional office at Denver, Colo. Ralph Robson will be super-- ; visor of the district office. He will direct a force of 20 crew leaders and 285 census takers in (he following counties: Beaver,; Box Elder, Cache, Carbon, Daggett, Duchesne, Emery, Garfield, Grand, Iron, Juab, Kane, Millard, Morgan, Piute, Rich, San Juan, Sanpete, Sevier, Summit, Washington, Uintah, Wasatch, Wayne and Weber Taking the 1960 Census nationally will require the services f 160,000 enumerators, 10,000 crew leaders, and 400 district supervisors, all temporary workers. The district supervisors, working under the general direction of the permanent regional field directors, are responsible for all phases of the census in their districts. Duties of the district supervisor include the reel uiling cf the crew leaders, obtaining space for crew leader training, recruiting and training1 a small office staff, reviewing the completed questionnaires, and direct supervision of the field canvass which begins cn April What Are Your Needs . . . I 1 i cmtn&fecEE ftrnmrc otices oig&oairoi rR5S I 1 Prior to the start of the een- receive will all households jus, in the mail an Advance Census! Report Form, a new censustaking device which is designed to speed up the field canvass and provide mere accurate statistics. Distribution of this form, which contains the basic population and housing questions, gives the family a chance to assemble information about each member in advance of the census taker's visit. CASTLE VAI.LEV Grace Cox Sti l.i . C'astle Valley, the land of history. these features lie within ural enchantment. the Ashley National Forest. They will be administered under the Forest Service multiple use program which makes natural resources available to the public-wa- ter, timber, forage, wildlife, and minerals, along with recreation, a part of the composite picture. Winter has recently halted work on five different areas near the dam outside Dutch John. During the past season, eleven camping units were installed at Little Hole Campground two miles below town on the Green River. A historic hideaway for western badmen like the Butch Cassidy gang, Little Hole will also be the first point below the for boat launching dam and will afford excellent fishing. Additional work was done on Canyon Glen campground west it of Dutch John, a campground at Dripping Springs near Little Hole, and a campground with units suitable for trailers across the river from Dutch John at Cedar Springs. Chain link fences are being constructed at four overlooks above Green River along Red Canyon rim to prevent people from falling. It's a 1,500 foot plunge from rim tc river, and the canyon walls gape a mile apart. More than 300,000 tourists will eventually tour the area for boating, water skiing, skin diving, fishing, hunting, packing, and hiking. The undertaking on the Ashley National Forest represents one of the first steps in Opera- - February 18, I960 (UTAH) PROGRESS' nat- The land where its people find health and contentment. The burial ground of the huge dinosaurs. Where r.e heavens are dotted uilh milions of stars. And the moon when it rises, wi'h a silvery sheen, S nds a marvelous beauty ovr meadows so green. The land where snow capped mi untains so near, Furnish the valleys with water dear. Indian paintings on high cliff and wall. And Indian relics both large and small. Coal ; nd uranium from under the ground. And herds of fine cattle are, found all around. Petrified wood in a color so rare. Used to make adermm ats for the ladies so fair. New where else in this wonderful land. Can .miu find a small kingdom' with wonders so ciand. Orangeville News 1 i mmffiiBTOga I I IfflTEffitP I Sf Imrnm Your phone number in a Progress Classified can sell those unwanted items laying around the house. Turn them into cash. Just $1.00 will give you three weeks of advertising (if paid in Wilford J. Humphrey left Sat-- , urdav for California where he will visit with a son Howard and family and other relatives around the Los Angeles area. Most men and women talk1 will, and some practice what Mary Baker Eddy they say. ss They think too little who talk too much. - John Dryden BUY OF THE 1 50c week YEAR IN FRERERS Reg. 2 weeks $1.00 $329.00 $279.00 With Trade Weeks Supreme Holds 430 pounds yet its only 32 o o o n wBtfi! vlore food space in less floor space! All food easy to Door, can dispensers, slide-u- t each, with e surfaces capture peak of trivet. Four flavor. Super-colsystem and magnetic door ga.sk. i: hold cold exactly righL. New bi styling, free food protection policy. 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