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Show 'TT'TTf n Tooele 7rar.ror!pt TrAnv. Orirb.-- r 5v u i Former mq azw .a a D C...t S;jk.- - 1! a'.:.I,!IU- III ..1,)1V M If for Ssiju! r 1 ..c StL,1 "t- ida Ujrd Willard Pjll'MIll KltHMil 1 First: Grant'-Vill- e r' So Johnson Lake Ruon ran is an.t 1; i. t 1 un.l.ty in re'sirt o . id I d, f.j i ni (oj ih.- - roup do Hill'd j yny I H.I! h I. S.i m-- r I .1' Uh (, i I "rlis! . I ut t 0 and and I i,L'in h ' V 1 I To Allracl Now Jnduslry 11 ibse.i I he Park, Mass, i.mvuu i : a lai ie Mjsvj. h't s Its Haims Bank luid iu- - y,n eitlav that !i v in iv d.i- n ts an a .Hum - hut 5 'J tW t'jv ask it! h.tn bo v he tnvi ihat - Id, 1 mm h a i .11 to M . h. , Sm.-at- 1 s t Hi t io iiihi Wtntvn non f: Mi) Iim S jil i (iuii n'li, ' vi iil tt'x in ih u 1jiu1 .; u' t ' i rnJ r SV S v !,... . i d.ui'!'i-- Ht-v- llum) I'roui J.m-- s pi-.,- h- - i'-- Mon ne ie ' l i s for a s i.f Broad) Mr Carnard Castagno will btnt and John C. Crown. had the group who will do the St John Ward: J, R. Droubay actual setting up and revising of and Aaron Bryan. this survey Mr. Crnest Ciggs WardsCar! was in Wendmer lhapah charge of the meeting Vance nnd Lowell Griffith Committee members attending were Jatk Smith, Fern Wilson, Donna Williamson, Joyce Strom-herg- , Barnard Castagno. George - Proto the Twelfth-Thirteent- Chnp-- , LDS th of v mean-.m- 1, 1 i fer b!u K New situation h I'm t IX , , i I I IV Inin - I i'fi OMII' untrai (h ' lb, t JM- o I - nuf . !, n j'eiljtun - I V ji ngland - 1 , t-si v explains unemployment . RTI IFF SOCir'n' FIRST WARD ' 1 eoiuhtions in other cities of the North. SIX FASTFST growing state . . In a previous column this summer I mentioned six Southern States which have special laws encourage industry. I briefly explamixl that these laws City Inimls to be issued to build states factories, just as most float bonds to build highways So many inquiries have come to me asking details of these revenue bond laws, that I am devoting this week's column to (he suhjict. I take as an illustration the City Of Tupe'o. Mississippi. This ritv is getting not only its will be in the Provo City vi- . i.'h to build ai 'one-- v 'mod i I'' ' 1 of !!' toll 'v Hell v 111 b.iild roads and f red on ns a .1 pi bn 'at when 3 mu'hern tuv th i f Tone tn iv'.itu! III! ,i th pro'.j has ! fur si :i .11 at Till it! I1 r 'x n' the Imnd d at hv e kill no h 's ih . : t o' m d tin- p o;x,d p"i, ndrietit - if I bv I Mv ,, . I h V w 11 bu bv the have been mire . to h v bold as i d Ivin.l m it oil i" mm "vi io (, ..(o (, I I I r o' dip n o (heir t ocimunitv These ;'ni n the bond ho'Jers thought only of themselves and bom! have disrejai tied the welfare ofj HOW TO secure details . . . Readers of this column m ty their community HOW THE PLAN work , , , write to Mayor James O B tl! ud Let us assume that an estahtish-'o- f Tupelo, M.ssisvpoi for a rnny I avv S' des ed company with pood credit Is of the "Bum" willing to build a factory in your amending their consti'etums cost-n$"00,000. pro-- j rordmglv should hnd thcr so'v-tlareelv industrial wdl ptovment problems vided the city issue s will revenue Ntnds in this amount to ed. smre tbt who mbs new lor peon!. Tin for the provide pay company for which (he factory is being are willing to do ood wmk at thus lease a fair ware The pro-rabuilt takes a twenty-yeaasrores rvm emolosment and a for StA.0(0. which mrludes mod-r-- 1 mation and interest al vvrv low, fix'd rate of m'erest on a Filer-annunon taxable bond, and the rails This is possible cause the interest is federal tax mumcipah'v receives a D r and because of other ad- - al from the nronertv The Nmds vantages. The cost of $300 0o0 are amortized and merest naid includes land, cone tele floor nnd during the term of the Iflvcir walls, and all normal electrical lease So far, I have not k mwn condition- - of a default wiring, plumbing, air an- - staivmg fur , aj'.i- -l th wh h o t'ait new f i. toiie-- . ind five empluvi-e- nt to 'heir own peojde This lai explains the trouble of New ngland cities toI ui thermore, thi same day Burial a1- - - evenu- market 1 I. F;ig-'jii.I- tl!V Iitdand Viuth to ? City ,il i i In. n; then eiv , , n vtii" a id largely from New but simi vuiiic of our bri mi (oa u.i.td o' . m !,i rv n ()n uf th-- - ablest natety $35 Cix) s )t are b i Id.ng i u n in I'up ' i I rank DoJ..e ned in r a n i and 'etx ,v.i came Bum th- - little town of.ciiv S' H v v It exrinpi n i from 'i I ' In- - to I . Hr d s', j' vvb.,!i a niui'iemj ml siai v must take. In this Iiinmil nil j ' M ji n ' th ' fi ' t ,1U v'.re pa" a ki i uliliet ed ,ii 1 .V s at re ut it 1 ''lies jD-'nn- (ootiu.i Inm i d thnn iimi inete, Intvidii.iK In S'ew ' mi', n. endie the.r sav -'- mM t IVt.-tvc- , Ih to New A n m-nt ,n ill- ITieieforo, pm J n ail a ' , Hivisted -S mes Mut i', ml '1 Mrs ,tv 1 flis s he 4hI c.'v. im'eul 1 vn i (i It 1;.A(1 n! of ft ul i o tS. t't.ih S'jir Ri- - .i'l Groins Wn tml Vim.;-c.to f a.t'. I Si it C lub Iiiic- ji.ni I D j t is mk i - 'hi i.i $,,u ah Imvo, a 1ro'O fvmh, yyiyyf"yT 'jyrUjp' Bal)son D iscusscs llio Wav rev-so- rrcnnJ' Krivu-tand John I.. Smth I !' ,, I'ryyii iiyy low a tv. In 3' eien ty s.iru'v (grand clildte !ru'h r. Wai i vscie fun, ,A , of Gran'sulle 3 mined and io more slosriv suit cond. lions in Tinera! will he held Pnd.iv at .Hi) Ponr s s I and John W. CLuk Grant ' d" f a i , S', i U 1 tin j., ots Roy "i a o H MuiL.) ,1 fua.iisvijv m Nt An'i'MHi lo,i '.! ni 'lil IEi 11 Development ('nmniitlec Plans Survey Math f ff lu-idr- Irmo I)Y a Mi AfoiimaiN r 13. 1001 &- Gruii'wIN Make IlmiH MUioiiury ?! um-m- Are any of you parents interest what at TOD expansion Th Grantsvdle Tint Ward Re- ed m the Tooo'e Ordnance Depot .means to TOD anJ surroondm or the Grantsvdle; areas lief Society will hold a work and expansion Dr Stephan Biower, from the If so, business meeting on Tuesday, 'Community Development'. the Grantsville FLA has an Stale University Fvtensmn 10 00 a m Utah There Hth October at Lee Millward, Tannic Anderson. be a habv tender. Luncheon standing program planned for Division will exolain the Rural Gayle Wa'ton, A. L. Bowers and will he served All ladies in thr, October I A. at 7 M pm. in the Development Program expansion Max flleaatd. High School budding. Mr. George, Dr. Biower his woiked wuh the ward are invited iDiehl, Fxecutive Officer at the GrantHV.lle Comrmimtv Develop HAPPY BIRTHDAY and 800 (Tooele Ordnance Depot is ment Program for two tears going Hall PER MONTH ONLY luck to Clara Suttnn. Kenneth (0 All par.-titPn t)ie TOD expansion are urged to be in jp,. Warren Peterson and David Gary jje wan;s tBu to ex- - j attendance. oiiportumty Mallet, on Friday, October 13th. plain to the people of Granfstillei HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Jimmie Young, Dennis Pam'er. Maureen I ItS J't. LANTA'AGE RETURN HOME on WeVt G. Palmer and Max Hunt, that It's for time the again, big Saturday, October H; to Harold ' -i ' a-The Cowlmvs have started onaMr. and Mrs. Wesley Nance, ofj In the last days of his life, when annual Deer Hunters Ball, Green on Sunday, the Pith. fflo(hal w0 wi(h andjothfr s,.Json iChicaro, Biino.s, and Mr. and; be was ill and weak. Disraeli Oct. 1 1 tli This dance tsa wayscneofthe.,0 James Medrano Carey 1 I firit wa, vic,0rirt IMrs. Doyle Maxwell and family insisted on lhf ' Av . . biggest of the year Dale! in Tooele leen Lindhart and Sawn.1 correcting the proofs u,.,k who were here of Sjcramen'o. Annual St. John W'ard Relief his speeches, because, he said, County. The committee hones that Limlhardt on Monday. Oct 18th of The three it convenstate eurruit the cclebra W3S close goine for the Golden Wedding - !asauhthis year wdl see one of the best HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to Society Bazaar will be held Satur-jday- , tion of Jehovah's "I will not go down to posterity in fion of their Witnesses first half but our bovs came parents. Mr. and balls ever. The big event is Satur- - and Mrs Norman October Mth at St. John Salt Lake on Adams John talking bad grammar. came a to successwith to ended and returned City the r!! Maxwell, through game j!ruce house day, October Uth, in the Grants- - Monday, October 16th. 0"London's, England. sfart,n8 ful 936 conclusion as attentive their homes on Monday, victory. Next was North jSchonl vdle High School at 9 p.m. The ministers listened to the climax' Summit. mighty Cowboys Rm affair will be a benefit for the raced to a 40 0 victory even There will be a dance, to which Bible discourse "Uniting Men In 'ROUND OF AISLTORS This . Western Baseball for Boys and A Split-uWorld." a few of our main string tickets will be 50 cents though Mrs. Elizabeth Ajax enjoyed per perthe Pony League. wirfi out out were taken and guvs injured pack son, from age 14 up. RefreshThe prizes, as usual, are treP. Sutherland, prinicipal!0 round of visitors at her home John of the game. We are exceptional- ments will he sold, in addition to mendous: a 30A rifle - Model 70; speaker for this Bible education- - jla,I week. Early in the yeyk her ly proud of our great team and a large array of gifts. Dr. Ernest T, Ajax, his al program and district a three burner Coleman stove, a are behind them all the way. Our and children. Kathy and two mantle Coleman lantern, a for the group, sa.d. "The unit-W'sor and Jeanie J Ranch Circle next game is Friday, October 13, boys of all men. regardless of racei7'eddY JoHn, of Salt Lake, called sleeping bag and four hunting when we play Park City. This is will furnish the dance music. Pro- Ing knives. Price is one dollar per or political affiliations ig!on l)er nd later, her son. Ted. creed going to be a tough game so we ceeds will go to the building fund bound Ogden, visited wilh her. On up in the organization that AMERICA'S NO. 1 TRAIL CYCLE person, by donation. You do not would like to invite everyone to a grandson, Joe need to be present to win. but abounds with the fruitage of Gods i,h.e weekend, come and support our team. Kid into "big buck" country and bring Ask Your Repairman school at is who lAi attending who would want to miss the gala Kingdom for pood government bock your door with oat. Deiigned for The football o is one Sun club on BYUand ues her to Use Genuine Ford - ws just and rieht laws and principles! event and fun? Come early . . . off highway travel, the lightweight the clubs that has started the rSi Udith Larson 8 's,crand.daY' late rather a . . . than have human Parts or See Your Ford stay grand youll systems "GOIE" k the firit machine of ill kind. year off with a bang. We would time. the many divisions they promote)0 B,,rlly- - Idaho, spent the day Dealer Geored low, H wilt carry a hunter and his like to also compliment the Never leave children at home racially, politically and economi- with her. deer up 45 grades with the "Climb-awaSIX YEARS OLD Club, under the direction alone, the National Board of Fire cally Such faith and trust will VISIT IN NEVADA transmission shifting automaticalof Kathy Stewart, on their ac- Underwriters said today in a Fire leap these barriers and unite men LaVere and Douglas Castagno Kent Fidler, son of Mr. Master A frame need. of test steel so Week two as far: Prevention ly upon high complishments message. in a split-u- p world. celebratMrs. Wilton and .and daughter, Ireta Castagno, and Fidler, w.U tale the knocks and bumps without semblies, their fine marching is of his with a no If ed sixth adult member Mr. Suther-- I Granddaughter Shonna Castagno. there afternoon birthday Saturday party. and Tote will Io' Gate initiation. The fit a was Initiation damage. compact Helping to cat the birthday cake of fun Into a car trunk far travel to and from and the initiates were the family or neighbor available land gave the talk on "Ded'ca-- j returned from a weekend trip to to stay with the children, a baby tion and Bantism. and stressed. iBunkerville. Nevada, where they were classmates Larrv Lawrence. the hunting areas. great sports. The Candle Lighting 278 North Main the! visited with their son and the "Jehovahs Witnesses coov Dennis Lemmon. Johnny Fidler. sitter should b e employed, 28 was held ceremony Thursday, FREE Demonstration Rides of water bantism Beineler, Richard Castagno and fnrnilv Craig Anderson. Jerry Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Egbert are the Sept. This was the official en- Board said. diDoed comoletelv under the wa Scott Jefferies. Johnny Fawson, proud parents of a new son, born trance of the new girls in'o the THE NATIONAL Board listed ter symbol i7cs their burial to Gary Christk-y- . Nanette Minchey, Sept. 29th in Salt Lake City. Helpclub. Their marching is the following rules which should their oast course of life and K. I ynn Lawrence. Darlene ing to take care of the new Anna baby an added attraction to the foot- be followed when you have a ing raised un from the water Julie Matheson, Rupp. Emery are brother Blake and Kayleen ball games that we are sure 373 Highland Drive you baby sitter: Patrice Anderson, Jill and Wendy, sisters. Riddle, symbolizes their romin birth to will enjoy. Millward and Saundra Sfromberg I. The parents and the sitter a new course of life to do the We would like to wplcome the will of God henceforth For should know each other well. new teachers to Grantsville Hieh Witnesses the of wa2. sense a a who has Only sitter We would like to express our ter bantism ennstitu' thir cere, thanks to those who have co- of responsibility and who likes monv of ordination as min;ster children .should be employed. operated with our Local ministers received m"eh activities. We really aopreciate it. 3. Use the same sitter regularly ;f possible. Bible instructions that practical The sfudentbodv officers should Shop from a large selection 4. ACQUAINT THE sitter with will help each one in his personal be commended for the fne ioK jjuuH aw'iwuipam of long or car coat length ministerial ac'ivitv as well as they aro doin. They have keif ch 5.Idren and pets and new The latest styling for Bible instructions Give coats. oublications that orally many the school soirit up and have also leave them in writing. they will be able to offer loal added much to our school. and comfort. warmth 6 Be sure the sitter under-s'and- s residents as an aid to preater Louise Bell that in case of fire, she understanding of Bible prophecies Dianng Parkinson, Reporting should, first, pet the children out in our modern days. Girls sizes 1 to 14 of the house.' then call the fire ENTERTAINS CLUB' denartment. After that, the sitter Prices start at 795 Chloe Callister entertained her should notify the parents. sewing club on Monday. The partv was in honor of member, Amelia Also see the new gloves and At an organizational meeting Palmer's birthday. She received and warm headwear. mittens held at the University of Utah at lovely gift. The group met at the of this a month, beginning the Midtown Cafe for a meal and new society was formed to prothen met at the home of Lovina SKINTIGHTS - All colors vide a common meeting ground Lawrence for an evening of sewfor persons interested in services 1 11 ' ' 1 ' ing and visiting. Members attend-nrecent state-wi-de Utahs period to the aging, an organization to were Chloe Callister, Amelia of 'W ..,y storms has brightened be known as the Rocky Mountain Palmer, Lovina Lawrence, Alire the heavy outlook for fall hunting sea- Gerontological Association. PerSample. Eva Brown, Gladys Ratsons, according to the depart sons present included those from cliff. Shirley Lilienquist, Mabel ment of fish and game. Utah, Idaho, Arizona, Colorado, Wootton, and Daphne Orr. Wyoming and Montana. Officers SPOKESMEN said this was elected were Dr. Charles Taylor esneciallv true for the waterfow' Professor of VISIT AT LOGAN Psychology and DiMrs. Grant Christley and chil hunt which is set to open at noon rector of the Utah Council on Agdren Carol, Garv and Gail, ac- Or'ober 14 this year. ing, who was named President, A terrific selection of boys and on State Water conditions companied by Miss Susan Fisher and Mrs. Ellen Robins, of the At March of Dimes Birth Defects Study Center, Johnny X shown against background of have bettered other marshlands mens coats with or and the school spent holidays visiting Colorado State University Rehis chances of survival. electronic computer card which records his life so far-a- nd with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- considerably during the recent search hoods. Quilted or a without Foundation, port Collins, vin Barms and family and Mr storm period, with the effect nf represented the assist the physician in predictas Secretary. Colorado, Johnny X from Tennessee perforation at least deep pile linnings, sweater and Mrs. Bill ChrisIey, of Logan the changed conditions answer to one of a ing the future course of the The organization will undertake is nine months old. His head mothers anof disease. list Her to fair hunting oopor to questions. knit op the new doelon pointing long provide, throughout the interis extremely large for the swers FIREMENS AUXILIARY covered such data as This is done by a study of (unity whpn this season gets un mountain a to mechanism water area, He has and plastic finishes. small body. Firemens Auxiliary held them derway. birthdate, past performances of other hyJohnnys age mothers age at delivery, ill- drocephalic infants whose medorganize and facilitate the study on the brain. regular monthly meeting on MonBoys sizes 2 to 20 Elk hunters found the eoinp of the processes of aging, and to When his mother recently nesses of mother during preg- ical circumstances closely reday. Plans for a big Hallow non any semble those of this baby. That took Johnny to the Birth De nancy, any stillbirths, Prices start at 693 party are in the making This tough over the oast weekend 0" serve as a means of communica' fects Study Center at Vander- physical defects in husband or data is available almost insnow- tions among institutions, organizawhen units LVf several hunting i bv makinn keeps grouo busy weight, his age stantly in a minute fraction You won't want to miss the bilt University School of Medi- wife, Johnnys and individuals fall confined most vehicle trave1 tions, agencies various things and quilting. his head started to en- of the time, as Dr. Merrill ' m cine, Nashville, Tenn., for when and in interested serwith or to With goo new ski parkas Plain or working head circumference. says, required to go through improved roads specialized treatment of this large LEAVE WITH GUARD to the aging. vices hand. records facts the nrevailine of vital weather Scores other as hunting by known medically reversable .... 1495 - 1095 disease, The organization followed a This comparative diagnosis rest of these seasons the kill hydrocephalus, their first ap- are fed into the machine that Grantsville men memwho are never forgets. can save a childs life, he meeting called early in April in pointment was with a doctor bers of the National Guard unit is exnected to nick un rao'dlv When the sorter finishes in- adds. At least one thing we who had a most unusual assistDeoartnent condition'-len- Denver bv the o' trackin'1 weather and which left for Fort Lewis. Wash , to ant an inanimate electronic terviewing Johnny, the green now can have to a better hunfpr success Health, Education and Welfare to time for all !! on instanus card recorded has and are Alvin Sample, sorter. guide Wednesday, guide us, survey the needs for such an orDr. Robert E. Merrill, assist- and in capsule form the in- taneously, is our experience. Peter Caldwell Wayne Holden. CONTINUING THE oar chukar ganization in the intermountain ant director of the Birth De- fants past and present life, and. In five minutes, usually, the Gerold Yates and Jed Bennett tr'die season has nrnven suc-s- s C sorter can give us information area. The groun received clos fects Study Center, a research his family background. If we have missed anyone olease ful for many hunters accordin'1 cooperation from Dr. William T More significantly, the elec- that helps us decide precisely unit financed by The National inform as we like would us, 'o to case do the to field from over in Johnnys Foundation-Marc- h of Dimes, tronic device also faithfully what Van Orman Regional Director o' reports wish them all God speed and a State. The renorts show that reand what not to do. remembers the case histories explained: the office of Health. Education Defects Aside from the Birth safe return home. This apparatus is something of hundreds of other Johnnys and a new and Welfare, in Denver stored water holes at Vanderbilt, unique when applied to birth whose brain fluid is blocked as Study Center growth of the preens on which Any person who would like to The National Foundation-Marc- h defects. It can be a lifesaver. it is with this boy. NOTE OF APPRECIATION thpse birds feed has resided i" affiliate with such an organizaDr. Merrill has only to run of Dimes has financed similar and its IBM an Its machine, ' a movement of manv convevs to tion can receive more information -& memory is many thousand these cards through the high- centers at Childrens Hospital, Mrs. R. Jefferies of new areas Hunters were advise'' Mary times more retentive than the speed sorter to compare these Columbus, Ohio, and at the either from Dr. Taylor or Mrs r undf-who MedGrantsville, recently histories with Johnnys. to check with local conservation Robins. University of Oklahoma proverbial elephants. In effect, lifeMost went surgery at the Tooele Val- officers our mechanical robot here is important of all, for ical Center at Oklahoma City. better reparding Eventually, when the experiley Hospital is reported to be re- chukar areas in going to interview Johnny and, this youngster and his appreOPEN 9 to 6 Friday 9 to 8 given any RELIGION and wishes although Im Johnnys doctor, hensive parents, is that the ment Dr. Merrill is conducting covering satisfactorily Im really acting only as a sort sorter can help the doctor form is completed, the study centers Few sermons or church-schoo- l to express her apnreciation to all of glorified office boy to the a reasonably accurate idea of are expected to pool their recare remembered for long. lessons who were so In to kind her managers during summary, game machine. Johnnys immediate future; ords of hundreds of victims of But the hymns we sing become her illness. She is forecast improved defects for the advisareensecially on birth him decide the somewhat a device significant help Using grateful to the staff at the hos- hunting prospects through the fall an integral part of our lives sembling a typewriter keyboard, bility of surgical insertion of benefit of all. Tragically, there Wishunt or plastic tube to are about 250,000 such infants Dr. Merrill began punching a pital, to those who sent get well seasons as a result of the cooler for better or for worse. wishes and flowers and for those weather and improved water and lliam C. Rice, Gospel Songs ReTooele, Utah rectangular oblong green card, draw off the excess fluid into born yearly in the United feed conditions. who visited her. measuring about 7" x 3". Each the blood stream; and indeed. States. visited, Christian Advocate. ... DOWN NO PAYMENT Iunancing out-wi- ll IWr HunlerV 20 Slated for Sall,n,a' 9 j ,M Off Again f! rent-exem- I ' 13-- 7 The year . . em y Convnilion ; 'A, c! Sliilc Cimiit Danrr Jl' l, JV fold Throe John Il.Taar and mdu-tpe- m-- p ease! YOUR FORD supervi-Krand,io- RUNS BETTER n e With (GQ1kMH2 FORD PARTS! j Siv Rules For IJabv Sillers Bonneville Motors broth-ex'amol- V. wwatn REX SILCOX Turn of Card May Reveal Fate Of Young Birth Defects Victim at 1 Girls - Ladies COATS extra-curicul- Slorms Brighten Outlook for ITuntiii" Season Gerontological Society Organized g - z , Mens-Boy- N J iJi s COATS J fo-t- te ATTENTION HUNTERS Brown's has Red Caps Red Sweat Shrts with or without hoods also pullover or the generally k full zipper! THERMAL SOX and UNDERWEAR GLOVES HUNTING COATS BOOTS For Lasting Comfort. imr N i |