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Show The Stars Our Flag: 21 in 3, 1818 ILLINOIS-DECEMB- ER The Prairie State EDUCATION IS AN ESSENTIAL NEED TO DIRECT UTAH EDUCATION AIJJIN C. REYNOLDS L IS A CERTIFIED EDUCATOR AND HOLDS DEGREES FROM BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVER- SITY AND SPECIAL CERTIFICATES REYNOLDS WELL INFORMED ON SCHOOL PROBLEMS SOUTHERN UTAH DISTRICTS REYNOLDS IS A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN ALLEN C. REYNOLDS HAS TAUGHT SEMINARY AS WELL AS HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS ALLEN C. REYNOLDS IS A CHURCH WORKER AND CIVIC WORKER ALLEN C. REYNOLDS WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT Paid Political Advertisement by Candidate (Elect Capital: Springfield Ste-he- FILLERS Some Difference A principal in an English high school says the longhair cult is so bad at hii school that he recently scolded a girl for entering the boys rest room until he discovered that she was a he with a shoulder-lengthaircut. Furniture. These Men to Keep h Ne-Wh- Malaysias parliament was stunned recently when the prime minister likened his bitter enemy, Sukarno of modern Indonesia, to a Nehru. When he realized he had used the name of Indias late leader, he hastily added, I mean Nero, that Roman scoundrel. Real Evolution A high school girl in Flapuzi, Wis., became so involved with Darwins theory of evolution that time stood still for her. Rut not for the library staff. She was locked in for three hours before getting the attention of a policeman by switching the outside light on and off. So W hat Else? A police bomb disposal squad rushed to a London post office recently, port office workers were ordered away and a ticking parcel was gingerly unwrapped. It contained a clock. ff Your Board of Examiners Secretary of State Erie Canal, Mohawk pass and the Great Lakes. Chicago grew into a busy city in a few years time. About this time Abraham Lincoln was making himself heard and known in political circles. His opinions in slavery were n aired in debates with made which Douglas ' im nationally prominent. He was nominated for president in Chicago in 1860. Illinois sent more than ' a million men to Starter of a Armies in the Civil War, including the commander of all the Northern Armies, U. S. Grant. Illinois was the first state to ratify the 13th Amendment freeing slaves. 623-132- 7. could be cut-oYour birthright your voice in government freedom-lovinmen who g or greatly reduced without this team of continue to fight for representative government The opponents of 64 seek to limit your freedom and expand their own power. Mitchell Melich A. Pratt Kesler Governor Attorney General . Robt. J. Edwards NOTICE TO WATER USERS The following applications have been filed with the State Slot Auditor Engineer to appropriate water In Juab County, State of Utah, throughout the entire year unless otherwise designated. All locations are in SLB&M. Left: DALE WM. JAMES Republian Candidate for STATE SENATOR 13th Senatorial District 36299 Floyd Nash, Eureka, .015 sec. -- ft. from a 12-iwell, bet. 50 and 75 ft. deep at a point N. 245 ft .and E. 492 from W!4 Cor. Sec. 18, Ut. n. ft T10S, R2W. The water is to be used from Apr. 1 to Oct 31 for the irrigation of 18 acre in SW&SW&NWi said Sec. 18. Right: CLAUDE R. LOMAX, Republican Candadiate for Juab County Representative to the Legislature 86329 United States of America, Bureau of Land Management, P. O. Box 778, Fillmore, Ut. .06684 sec.-- ft from a well, 734 ft deep at a point N. 2556E. 1829 ft from n. SW. Cor. Sec. 19, T11S, R5W. 1. 2. 3. Contrary to the known wishes of our people, Utah Democrats in their platform pledged to repeal Utahs hard won Right to Work Law, that would impose compulsory unionism. Contrary to the known wishes of our people, the 1964 Utah Democrats platform pledges to surrender to the federal government the financial responsibility for maintenance and operation of Utahs public schools. Contrary to the known wishes of our people, the Utah Democrats debt you and your children will be obliplatform pledges long-tergated to pay. Unlike their opponents, your Republican team is committed to vote with the people, not against them. As your board of examiners, Melich, Kesler and Taylor will give Utah Progress with Economy. Your state tax money is spent by the men you send to the legislature. To a man, your Republican candidates are committed to Progress with Economy. m 4. 5. Your choice in 64: Maximum Freedom with Limited Government . For You and Utah BEPOBUCAW VOTE Fold by pvbfIcoN lay lMt Central M. CUU, Medicine and drug expenses for taxpayers 65 years and older will be fully deductible on this years Federal income tax returns. The full deductibility of these expenses under the 1964 Revenue Act was pointed out today by Roland V. Wise, District Director of Internal Revenue. He said this will save elderly taxpayers about $10 million a year in taxes. Under previous law, expenses for medicines and drugs were included in medical expenses to the extent they exceeded one per cent of adjusted gross income. Elimination of the one per cent floor or limitation applies to the medicine and drug expenses of a taxpayer and his spouse if either is age 65 or over. It also applies to such medicine and drug expenses for expenses paid on behalf of dependent parents age 65 or over. There are no other changes the deductibility of medical exin the provisions regarding the of medical exdeductibility Mr. Wise said. These penses expenses are fully deductible, subject to certain maximum limitations, for taxpayers 65 and over, but are subject to a three per cent floor for taxpayers under 65. The one per cent floor taxpayers under 65 continues in effect. Director Wise said. Levan Social Items Mr. and Mrs. Lorln Stephen-se- n of Henderson, Nevada and son Mark of Cedar City and LaRell of Orem, and Mrs. Mary Anderson of Provo, Mra Blaine Taylor and son Lee of Orem visited at the home of O. Son-n- ie Aagard over the week end. The water is to be used for the watering of 1000 cattle In NWSW4 said Sec. 19. Marinus Johnson, East 6th South, Salt Lake City, from Baker Ut 9 sec.-Springs at a point S. 660 ft. from WU Cor. Sec. 11, T14S, R8W. The water is to be used from Apr. 1 to Oct 31 as a supplemental supply, for the Irrigation of 400 acres in SW14 86376 434 ft . NW, Nst4, Sec. 11. SEMNW SSEH Sec. EE, Sec. Sec. 13. 23, Sec. 24, T14S, R8W. NNt. SESEi; SWNEH, 14, SWii, NEUNEi StfNEli 36412 Eugene J. Aagard, from a Levan, Ut .015 sec.-- ft n. well, bet 100 and 400 ft deep at a point E. 1620 ft from Wli Cor. Sec. 29, T15S, R1W. The water is to be used for the watering of 300 sheep and 30 cattle, all in NESW said Sec. 29. SWIFTS SHERBET Several Flavors l2' gallon 57c LANE ICE CREAM--PAR- K Several Flavors l2 gallon 63 DEL MONTE RAISINS SEEDLESS - Pkg 25c LIBBY PINK SALMON TALL CAN 55 LIBBY BEEF STEW 24 oz cans 39c LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE- Crushed - Tidits - Chunk 5 cans 1.00 APPLE CIDER-gallon-46 oz LIBBY PINEAPLE- GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz cans 3 for 87c LIBBY TOMATO JUICE - 46 oz cans 4 for 1.00 69 SHASTA BRINKS Orange, Orange-Pineappl- (46 oz) and Other e SWIFT'S PREMIUM lb Pkg 49c FRANKS MORRELL YORKSHIRE BACON -- SPECIAL 2 POUNDS 93 PORK ROAST -- LOIN 1 END --- per Protests resisting the granting of any of the foregoing applications with reason therefor. must be filed in duplicate with the State Engineer, 442 State Capitol, Salt Lake Ciy, Utah, on or before November 28, 1964. Warns D. CHd die ENGINEER STATE poun- d- 49c SPARE RIBS STYLE lb 49c PORK CHOPS Center, lb 59c PURITAN SAUSAGE 3 for 1.00 ROLLS POT ROAST -- 7 bone b 43 GROUND CHUCK lb 59c HALIBUT - Center Cuts - - Its LB Mighty Good" 59 -l- PINK GRAPEFRUIT A Family Buy! 13 fr 1 .00 BANANAS Ripe. Firm 10c lb - 4 tans 1.00 WHITE POTATOES 10 LB BAG -5- 3c LIBBY PUMPKIN 19c - 3V2C pound SQUASH LIBBY FAMILY RlPE PITTED OLIVES 3cans79c LIBBY VEGETABLES FRANCO - AMERICAN Peas, Corn, Peas and Carrots, Spinach, SPAGHETTI -- 8 cans 1.00 or Chopped Broccoli 6 pkgs 1 .00 CLEAR WATER TUNA II LEMONADE OR FRUIT for 1 .00 Regular size cans - - 11 for 1.00 DRINKS GRAPE JUICE -- 6 for 1.00 CHOCOLATE CHIPS 5 pig 1.00 BREADED SHRIMPS NOW 1 pound package 89c CORNED BEEF--Uoz3Delicious Flavors - 9c OR CHICKEN OF THE SEA CREAM PIES -3- for87c 4 for 1,00 TUNA 3 lb n 69c SPRY KLEENEX TISSUES VIENNA SAUSAGES 4 packages l.QO Regular size cans 6 for 1 .00 CAMPBELL'S MEAT VARIETY SOUPS 6100 FRUIT-PUMPKI- Reg-can- N s 4-i- or Maximum Government with Limited Freedom New Ruling on Drugs Page Four year settlers (30,000 strong) came to the land via the FOR SALE One Shetland Pony. Call or see Clark Austin at 244 East Second North Phone WELL KEPT carpets show the results of regular Blue Lustre spot cleanings. Rent an electric shampooer, $1.00. Chapman Year Voice in Government G. Douglas Taylor Slavery was prohibited In the territory. Illinois was part of the Indiana Territory until 1809, when the Illinois Territory was formed. Settlers poured into the land with farm equipment and domestic animals. Statehood was granted Illinois on December 3, 1818. For a time there was almost no Indian difficulty, but in 1832, the Blackhawk war broke out and was ended only after the Indians were starved out. The peace powwow was held in Chicago, a small settlement of 200 people, in 1833. That same Father Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet with five voyagers navigated the Illinois River in 1673 and were enthusiastic about the resources of the land and the friendliness of the Kaskas-ke- a Indians, near Starved Rock. Marquette returned to the land in 1674 and founded a mission near Utica. In the century following Marquettes death in 1675, French missionaries converted Indians. French traders and trappers monopolized the fur. industry and the British incited the Indians to massacre which finally led to the French and Indian War. The result was Frances loss of the territory. The British flag was raised at Fort Chartres on October 10, 1765. The United States took over the land after George Rogers Clarks victory at Vincennes and the passage of the Ordinance of 1787, which made the Northwest Territory federal property. October 29, 1964 Thursday, 2flC NpM Juab County, Utah 84648 ME ATS GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES.. FIHEZ G23-C4-32 |
