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Show I ho Tooolo Transcript Friday, November also has a slake al the base. SAC, last year, ordered 18 mobile simulators and to be constructed by the training devices section at till!. OTHER ACTIVITIES include the 2705th Air Munitions Wing. The wing has world wide responsibility for Air Force and air munitions 2, 1962 W Soillll of ()rltl ... U tails Hill Air F orce Base Big Industry, Attraction VIui IMS r.HKl MU-Of I., nil. l.U Imililiiifs. ur roads, tiS mill's of i.ui,,ud ;o w.iri'hoiisi's, .,,,.1 ,n ,mum,io'v which includes UH.O'JO coins ,u $63S million. Some of ho answers inijaht be Rhode Island. United States Steel Corporation. Salt Lake City or the Wasatch National come "The Hub of the Missile West." Hill Air Force Base has nearly 14,000 military and civilian of personnel engaged in some the most important missions in the U. S. national defense pic- I ture. AND UTAHNS in organized groups are welcome and invited to visit and tour this facility to get a glimpse at part of the nation's defense setup. Lt. Col. Frederick J. Betz, Information Officer for Hill AFB, said that organized groups can take from one to three-hou- r tours of the base. "We would like about 10 days notice," Col. Betz said, "but all Forest. IF YOU SAID NONE of the then above, youre The right. answer is Hill Air Force Base, just south of Ogdon, Utah. Here the Ogden Air Material Area, whose head is Hill Air Force B.ts jva.icrs in a short span of several venrs has be ool hicmlivc l:i IVin KC-13- Is Announced of r S"rn ! ,ni,n,'l n,'M -I tn. ent.ve p.'i pnuiul h.is '- "' mod A'!r'h Allen ' pr.a-nut- hi'i-- iH.g,. W.nr, the 'nn,n. s.abil,- propellants. "111 .uni ( onserv.itiun Many other military groups Cnuntv on CmrnitUo, s.nd iikI.iv and organizations function Mohmr the base. And the sum total of support I'tui' will be dedicated Z nls 'H'r lJwnd I ho ina-n-these pr,a hir shorn wool is the you have to do is write to Mrs. personnel and their vital misas fr Ih(, Wanda Milme, care Office of sions provide Hill Air Force ,M l.,hI u,ars ,hp Pr,,ur.im. while formation. Hill Air Force Base. Base with a key stone in the dethe moy Information, Hill Air Force fense of the United States. iPr";VS llp hu, ri.nls from th for the Base, Utah, to complete your 2 marketing year tour arrangements." he Visitors are given a also EXPLAINED that, St Marguerites beginning nest April. ,hl. mar briefing and then taken on a tour of the area escorted by Air Kfbng viat under the Wool Program is bung changed from Force officers, Col. Betz exGames Party an Apri' I March 31 period to plained. calendar AND WHILE touring, a visitear basis in line St. Marguerites games party or can see Utah's largest emrecommendations from pro- night, Nov. 3, 8 p m., lueers n in action. Hill AFB Saturday ployer making tins transi-inSocial Hall. Public invited. Rethe 463 boasts the state's largest pay- freshments served. marketing All be a nine month oneyear roll of more than $110 million. Tooele Second Ward Rose Tie was held The Base has several misrecently with the following Mia Maid sions. One of the important ones Karla Gowans, Gay Gillette, Marilyn is its support for the Minu.eman Susan Williams, girls participating: ICBM. It has the only Air Karla Gowans, Gay Gillette, Marilyn Area Minuteman assent-fl- y Perkes, Leader, June B. Gillette, Judy and maintenance facilities. Located on the base is the $11 from April million Air Force Boeing Plant 31, through Dei 1963. After 1963. t h marketing which assembles the missile. OTHER SUPPORT and test year will be on j 12 month calendar year basis facilities are on the base for the which Payments to producers for the important Minuteman 1963 marketing comes from Thiokol Chemical yen'- mil follow the same methods employed for n Corporation's complex near the current 1962 and from Hercules Powyear Shorn wool payments will be equal to der Company, at Bacchus. a percentage of each The base also has a support producer's first-han- A.n.-unur,- well-traine- . d n, Ma-eri- Choice Subdivision Homes! - America' Most JUST TACK Popular ON Insid or Outsid 36" Platlic with molding and nails 72" STORM KIT WINDOW at Your Local Dealer Insist $ht Mad by Warp Bros., Chicago SI 0 C' Mfrt of GAuit f On Easy-O- n mission for the the Air newest jet fighter. In about two years, the supersonic will share the aircraft maintenance and repair lines with the 1,200 Voodoo which now comprises a major Ogden AMA mission. The Strategic Air Command F-4- Forces AA miles-per-hou- r F-1- ?l4f0UU Up Little Mountain Subdivision - See Keith Pedersen 18 Worth Alain Tooele FIVE GENERATIONS Mrs. Laura Worthen, 22S East Vine Street, is pictured with her dau- ghter, Eva England, her Wilcox, her Opal daughter son, James L. great grand (Casey) Wilcox, her great great grand daughter, Kimberly Carol Wilcox. Mrs. Worthen is 84 years old. She is the mother of nine children, eight of whom are still living, 52 grand children, 143 great grand children, and five great great grand HS Drop-Out- s To Be Studied OFFICIAL NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION UTAH CODE. AS 20-1-1- 4, AMENDED 1961. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO QUALIFIED REGISTERED ELECTORS, THAT GEN-ERA- L ELECTION WILL BE CONDUCTED IN TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1962 FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING TO PUBLIC OFFICE: UNITED STATES SENATOR, UNITED STATES CONGRESSMAN, STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL, STATE REPRESENTATIVES COUNTY OFFICIALS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR THE RESPECTIVE AREAS FOR WHICH OFFICIAL NOMINATION WAS DESIGNATED POLLS OPEN FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. J. REX KIRK SR. COUNTY CLERK TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH J Fairlane Drive - 280 W. 3rd So., Tooele Your choice ol lour lovely Ramblers and Three Split-Leve- ls READY TO MOVE INTO All Brick - 3 Bedrooms Large Living Rooms - IVz and 1 3-- 4 Baths Flagstone Fireplace a Large Kitchens with Birch Cabinets, Built-in- s Disposals - Full Basements with Walkouts Excellent Location - 1 V2 Blocks to All Schools Take A Look At These . . . We Think They Are The Finest! Contact Ted Elders at Site, or Phone Salt Lake EM 91 Tooele 882-202- 2 marketing year. "The School Drop-Ou- t Social Dynamite, will be the title Of the keynote address and theme of the 37th annual Utah conference on Social Welfare, Nov. at the Hotel Captain Phillip Brinker-hoff- , Commander, Youth Bureau, Salt Lake City Police Department and Conference President announced today. School High drop-out- s in Utah average one out of every five students was revealed by the 1962 report to the Education and Welfare Committee of the Utah Legislative Council in a survey of Utah high schools conducted by Senator Klcon Kerr ( ). Considering the impact of technological developments on the industry of the state and the tremendous waste in human resources this Brinker-ho- ff represents, Captain stated, the aim of the conference will be to develop a new approach to the school drop-ou- t and to see problem what can be done about it and who should do it. Special invitations are being directed to school officials, P.T.-A- . officers, law enforcement personnel, and social workers to attend. The conference is open to anyone who is interested. Attendance is expected to exceed 300. Judge Mary Conway Kohler. Chairman of President Ken'5 nedys executive committee on of Youth will be Employment ttle Keynote speaker and special guest at the conference. Judge Kohler is chairman of the committee on Juvenile Justice and Procedures, and author ot the Saturday Post Evening series of articles. 'We Waste a Million Kids a Year", published in March 1962, She was a consultant of the Ford Foundation in making a survey of juvenile delinquency in Austria. West Germany. France, and and England, for 15 years as referee of the Superior Court of San Francisco. With Judge Kohler establishing a view of the conference theme from the national and international aspect, the conference will symprovide posiums and group discussions which will consider the school drop-ou- t problem from every vantage point. Utah leaders in the field of education and social welfare will conduct the meetings. The Utah Conference on Social Welfare opens on Thursday, November 1, with registration from 8 to 9 a.m. New-hous- OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 17450 to 17950 l j choice locations available Rambler, Split Levels, Early American cash returns from wool sales The percen'agi- will be that rethe national quired to rais average price received by all producers for shorn wool up to the incentive price of 62 cents a pound SUPPORT FOR pulled wool is provided bv means of pavments to producers who lambs that have never been slio.n The pavments will be at a rate per hundredweight of list animals marketed to compensate for the wool on them on a basis comparable to the national average incentive payment per pound of shorn wool. With the marketing vear ending Dec. 31, payments for the 1963 and later marketing years will be made beginning in April following the close of the year rather than beginning in July, as in the past. PAYMENTS NOW being made under the national Wool Program are for the 1961 marketing year. Current marketings of wool and lamb (from April 1, 1962 through March 31, 1963) may qualify for payments under the Wool Program for the 1962 - C NEW HOUSES FOR SALE! (fdA Linda Jeanne Johnson, Buckingham, Perkes, Leader, June B. Gileltte, Judy Wison, Diane Weight, Sandra Peterson, Kathleen George, Virginia Brown, KathVickie Conder, Jackie leen Williams, Cullcy and Michelle Johnson. WORK There are many ways of doing work, as everyone supposes; some folks turn up their sleeves and work, and some turn up their noses. Akron Baptist Journal. WHY DID YOU FAIL to join with Senator Bennett in his campaign begun in 1960 to bring new missions and new jobs to Tooele a campaign which Senator Bennett completed Army Depot successlully to bring 1500 new jobs to Tooele Army Depot. WHY DID YOU FAIL to get Congressional approval this year lor the vital Settlement Canyon reclamation project? WHY DID YOU FAIL to get the Kennedy Administration to approve the full $189,000 iish and wildlife grant as expressly provided under the Small Reclamation Act? WHY DID YOU FAIL to get the Kennedy Administration to aplead-zin- c tariff bill to prove the critically needed emergency lead-zin- c work? at miners and smelter workers Utah's keep with Senator Bennett when he successAdministration proposal which threatthe Kennedy fought fully ened to close the National Guard Armory at Tooele? WHY HAVE YOU NEVER IN YOUR FOUR YEARS appeared before the Appropriations Committee in support ol appropriations lor the Tooele Army Depot. Wendover Air Force Base or the Dugway Proving Grounds? WHY DIDN'T YOU JOIN WHY HAVE YOU VOTED AGAINST UTAH FARMERS, and livestockmen 93 dairymen ol the time, as reported by the Utah Farm Bureau. Senator Bennett in efforts to relieve at Tooele Army Depot? hours rush tralfic jams during WHY DID YOU FAIL to join VOTE FOR THE MAN YOU CAN DEPEND ON TO WORK FOR TOOELE COUNTY AND UTAH. KEEP BENNETT & SENATE Paid political ad by Volunteers for Bennett Jack Tranter, Tooele, Utah |