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Show BUSINESS r ll . s in Imsim-- down in (tie U s to prub- - .Mail Kinharo President I'rfies Public Servants: Neer Announced t of llie lli.il you Iom sight of tin fuiiite nthcr it Offii-Tin Tom-1,- iiiiit iniitu-- or it pitfall, of the Hawinmd Brads, Editor United State ot Otlice was r Don' limit: lo Come" 21. Tuesday, In wile from Salt Like City lot (Mine of an immediate embargo on all mii face mail addiessed to tlie Middle East, Europe, Africa and llie Carriheau area. Best Wishes loea-tioNo surface mail for tlu-will Ik accepted at the Tinale I' tali Iost (Mine until further notice. Happy Airmail will continue to iIih- - not Thi New Year apply to military mail. leiie pii-scn- i..i'il State Representative John E. Smith QOG&a I30UO3GS "Tlie quality of Covernineut completelv dependent upon and remive-n- e . . . the efficiency of pul die iiivtitiitiou. and the character and intellect of public vervant. Ireident Johnvon recently told postmavter attending the National Aswiation of lotmater convention in Wah-ingto- n Ix-r- e more Reminiscing over hi than 33 year of Federal vervice, the Iresident aid: "I IlkYE een thi Govern-meii- t in M.I1AM. 3910(1 (13 2213) Jean Baker. I. O. Ho lt2, Tocx-le- . I'tah. 0.013 sec. ft. of water from a h ill, welt ft. deep at a niiiit S. 00 ft. E. 200 ft. from NW Cor, of the SW'c, Sec. I, KiS, ROW, and jisecl for domestic purpose of 5 person in NW'-W'. Sec. 1. T0S. ROW. 39111 (13 2211) Ceorge Howard We land, RED Box 233, Tcxx-le- , Itah. 0.015 sec. ft. of water from a well ft. deep at a nflnl N. 297 ft. W. 2 IT ft. from SE Cor., Sec. 32, T2S, RlW, and used for domestic purMies of 1 family, stiK kwalering of 8 hogs, 2 cattle, 1 horse, 100 thicken. All use in SK'iSEL. See. 32, T2S, RlW. 39119 (13 2316) Wilson L. liegin to increasingly efficient, i have seen it e Ik-gi- n to mmlernie, mechanize, Dough Bryan Ketker i earn- and computerize, i have seen it i am in hi to alo ing lot of family, lie arrived at the Tooele proud to ay, color blind. i have wen it come to reValley llupital on Deceniln--r 13. lie weighed two ounce lev ward men and women on the than even pound and i the bai of their skills and not their firt child of hi parent Fred nlitic-s- , their color, their national and Mary Ann Ketker. He i background, or their religion. also the first grandchild for lie said that if he had one e and Fdwin last instruction to send down the ketker, Timk-Ic- , W. Ketker, California. Mr. and line as president, it might Mr. John A. Cillepie claim him for their great grandchild never grow Never mtig. and Mr. and Mr. Morri T. close your eye and ears to the r are the maternal grand- need of our people. Never efthat you have parent. ficient enough. Try to grow out Maternity ward: Wail to-- ail of every job you have. Try to tmhies. Shclbv Friedman Ik-- too big for every assignment throughout the Valley , ice icish you Merry Christmas! I.u-cil- . Ik-thi- Whul little girl wouldn't he delighted to Hod a doll under the Christmas tree on Christmas morning? little 1 Smooth add Wendv Dawn Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Ron Peterson, Crantsville, is no exception. Santa brought her a doll nearly as large as she is, and one that laughs fries and sleep. , Will Close BANK STATE BEEHIVE it cirr grantsviuc sct lake root at 5 p.m. Fri. and Sat. I'tah. Rid will lie received on or liefore 7:30 p.m., Tuesday. January 11, 1909, at the Tooele County School District Office, hh West Vine Street, Tooele, I'tah. Ritls will lie publicly read CHILDREN A adults, we equip our Never believe that the perchildren with the weapon they quisites of offiee entitle you to will use- - in their struggles with run roughsluxl over the life. If, in the matter of death, you serve. If you have to ok-i- i a window, or milmk a door, or we equip them with untruths, baseless guilts, and go and deliver a message of an bitter their weaemergency nature to some neighbor, try to find ways to do it pons can backfire ami our children can lose lmth the struggle and do it pleasantly. . and themselves. Dr. William P. and Nonna J. Canard, Dug-way- , of waI'tah. 0.015 from a well ft. S. 9.30 at ft. W. a deep point 2100 ft. from V Cor. Sec. 32. T2S, RlW, ami used for domestic purjMises of I family, stockwatering of 2 cattle and 1 horse. All uses in NE'iNE'i, Sec. 32, T2S. RlW. ' ter fiV, 3-i- .300-80- Irotests resisting the granting of these applications with reasons therefor must lie filed ill duplicate with the State Engineer, 112 State Capitol, Salt laike Citv, I'tah 81111, on or 41 Anger, at that time. llie undersigned reserve the right to reject any or all bid or anv informality in bidding. BOARD OF EDUCATION Tooele Caiuntv School District ROLAND L BI TS, Clerk (Date of first publ. Dec. 19, 1908; Date of final publ. Jan. 100-30- ec.-ft- . given you. Bevan Drug three-liedroor- S Man-chete- A Very e 00-12- lu-gi- To Neighbors NOTICE OF SALE Rids will I received by the TotK-lCtKintv School District for the sale of a frame house haated on D Street in Wcntlovcr, I'tah. The property may lie inspected by contacting Mr. Marie Johnston at laiuis 135 Conley Street, Wendover, NOTICE TO WATER L'SERS llie following application filed with the Stale luxe Engineer to apjiropriate water 111 TotK-l(anility, Mate of I'tah, tlirimglinnt the entire year unless otherwise designated. taxations e Earthworm: One that liclit-vthere' no place like loam. - Tooele Transcript, Fri., Dec. 27, 1 90S I Seasons Greetings e llie a Crow Sinujj Dm-iulH-- and for a Joyous and H ir 9. 1901) AMERICA I have heard businessmen claim that America' prosperity is the result of mas production. Rut this is putting the cart before the horse. Mass production is not an end in itself. To have mas production you must have mass consumption. And to have mass priKluction, you must have well-paia prosM-rous- , work force. Roy Seieiniller, IAM Pres., The Machinist d Catch Feb. 2. KX9. ESora mt tite M Hubert C. Launhert State Engineer (1ublished in Timm-K- - Saa al Mm octioa m CIS-TSunday! Saa ma far a haltar dad an year cor, homo or fifo inturaiKO any doyt Transcript, V on Dec. 20, 2T, 1908, and Jan. 3. 1969) ODD j Football I'tah, Tihk-Ic- , NFL Linking for a quick, easy. vet interesting vegetable lo please Tins is Michael Shane, son ol baked onions in Mesen and Christine (airlisle. everyone? Try mushroom sauce, says Ellen He arrived at the Tocx-lValley home service counselor 20 weigh- Bridges, Hospital on for the American Cas Association. ing in at five pounds nine ounces. f Pur one and jxmnils He has a two and a half year onions 11) small (aluiut old sister Brook and grandinto a one and a half quart cas- Mrs. and Mr. Blame parents are add one can (KM ounces J. Carlisle and Mrs. Vera Karahatsos serole; condensed cream of mushroom . TiKK-leall of undiluted. Rake, covered, Photo hy A. D. Thomas soup, in preheated 3.30 degree oven . . Eiom e oue-hal- Bc-ts- - . ELECTIONS , An Presidential American ejection summons iq) the ghosts of the jiast, the demons of the present, and the integrated heavenly hosts of the future. It is a time of circuses, of celebrating famous men and idiots, a time of e and of hand wringing. Eugene Davidson, "The Mmlcrn American Condition, , LEONARD HANSEN 49 S. about one and a quarter hours. Yields six servings, comChristmas slmjqx-r'plaint is one of long standing. A liana lit Edit 882-300- 5 s ' ... FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Horn Office: Bloomington, lllmotr STATE Robbins self-jirais- Mountain Americas Happiest Age Utah Copper Division employees will enter the new year mining five times more material to obtain one ton of copper than they did 40 years ago. that time, it was necessary to mine 120 tons of rock to get one ton of copper. In 1969, the ratio will be nearly 600 tons to one. At Forty years ago, that 600 to one ratio would have shut down the property despite the fact there was nearly 20 pounds of copper Today, there is only 14 pounds per ton. in every ton of ore. and the copper content Twenty years ago, when the ratio was 260 to one was steadily dropping management knew that vast changes had to be made if operations were to continue. The problem of handling more material, more efficiently and at less cost has been solved for the time being, but the challenge for doing so in the future always will exist. Times have changed, but Kennecott employees have more than kept pace. as they have in the past to have They and the Division will continue a profound effect on the economy of Utah. Kennecott Copper Corporation An equal opportunity employer Utah Copper Division Holiday Entertainment Tradition Willows Willi Featuring Mighty Miles UTAH CIVIC BALLET When a girl marries, it's an but when a occasion for joy widow receiving Federal Government benefit payments remarries, its a headache for the taxpayer, according to Washington Reporter," official publication of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. WHATS BEEN happening is that many (nobody knows how many) widows receiving benefits have been failing to notify the authorities when they make the trip to the altar again. The law says that when these widows remarry, they are no longer eligible for benefits, Congresss bloodhound agency, the General Accounting Office (GAO), recently looked into the matter and found some widowhoodwinking of five federal agencies which make substantial widow payments. They are the Social Security Administration, Veterans Administration, U. S. Civil Service Commission, Railroad Retirement Hoard and the Bureau of Employees Compensation. GAO was able to conduct only a limited study, but what it found is very revealing. It identified J 47 widow beneficiaries who had received payments but who had become ineligible because of another I do. They had been overpaid $82, 000, and future payments of about $1.2 million might have been made if their new marital status had not been dis covered. WHEN YOU consider that in 1967 the above-name- d agencies made payments of about $1.6 billion to 1.8 million widows, the significance of GAO's spotcheck results becomes apparent. "Washington Report" comments: Policies of the five agencies obviously leave much to be Wiliam Christensen, Artistic Director and K ' UTAH SYMPHONY Maurice Abravanel, Conductor with Carp de Ballet From The University of Utah Ballet Dept. Nutcracker Tickets Make Wonderful Christmas Gifts! Last season EVER Y performance of this delightful Holiday Treat was SOLD OUT, and thousands were turned away! Dont be disappointed this season. Z y s y DI0W IN PROVO 5 JANUARY 4, 1969 yyy FINE ARTS CENTER CONCERT HALL y YOUR TICKETS FROM BYU FINE ARTS BOX OFFICE ORDER Name I? Address City - State Phone tickets for the Please send me The Nutcracker at $ CHECK TIME each. AND performance Total enclosed $ LOCATION aldesired. They have dejx-ndemost entirely on the integrity of the widows to keep their records straight. What the agencies should be doing, says GAO, is making use of marriage records of the states to double-chec- k their own records. One can wonder why they haven't been doing this all along. Please send check and envelope to Harrit Fine Arts Box Office, BYU, Provo, Ext. 3001. or Phone 374-121- 1, of |
