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Show ' truck CiJ rTw ' tr , Utahn Pleads Guilty to Tax Charge Tooele Transcript, Fri., October 23, 1970 7 ie ' - 4 t.U This pick-- u truck loaded with $100 worth of groceries in a recent promotion held was won by Melba Robinson at Albertsons Food Center. VIETNAM At one of the villages in Viet V Nam, a young captain told me a story about the power of television. After the battle during the 1968 Common- ist Tet offensive, when finally the Viet Cong abandoned the captured South Vietnamese City Hue, the captain had orders a house- - to- - house search, derate A Neither he nor his company had ever been trained in this type of warfare, lie had no manuel, no superior officer to instruct him. He asked his men if any of them had ever seen the television program Combat. N ell Let s do then he said, this the way they did on Com-o- f and it work-fo- r bat. They did ed. Irene M. iley, "Only Fireplace from Otto Buehner Co. Adds value to your home . . . Adds joy to your life , Whether your preference is a custom design in natural, gleaming marble ... or a pre cast or a prefireplace of lustrous Iridestone model that can be fabricated, installed in a house with no existing chimneys Buehner Company can have a ....Otto e in your home in days. ... built-in-loo- k fire-plac- Buehner's big display room for free estimates, free ideas. Visit Beard contest winners and judges congratulate each other following the recent competition at Albertsons Food Center. From the left: Herman Herrera, Nancy Stringham, Bob Kolowski, Jan Wanless, Charles Warr, Bonnie McCowan and Milo McCowan. Albertsons Names was our first annual in Crowing Contest with the deer hunt- ing season and it proved to be Milo a tremendous succevs, .McCowan stated as he announced the winning beards in the recent competition held at Albertsons Foixl Center. Mr. McCowan, store manager said, We had our most successful deer hunting promotion ever last week. And we want to invite our winners to return next year as defending champions. In the opinion of the judges Herman Herrera had the best trimmed growth. Charles Warr captured the award for the bushiest beard while Bob Kozlow-sk- i got the Ixxibv prize. Mr. Herrera and Mr.' Warr both received $25 gift certificates A $5 for use at Albertsons. certificate was presented to Mr. Kolowski. Judging was done Thursday evening at the store by Miss Tooele County, Nancy String-haan attendant to the Tooele Jan County Dairy Princess, Wanless and Bonnie McCowan. Twenty bearded hunters appearfor the contest and each received a bottle of after shave ed lotion. In addition to the Beard there was Contest Growing also a drawing to determine truck the winner orr a pick-u- p loaded with approximately $100 worth of groceries. The winning ticket was held bv Mrs. QH1C3C91II mmm QSsm) i!lB3j The count in the indictment to which Mr. Petty plead guilty alleges that he willfully and knowingly attempted to evade and defeat a large part of the income taxes due and owing to United States for the year 1963 by filing a false and fraudulent income tax return on behalf of himself and his wife, Melba Robinson and was drawn by Tooele County Commission-conjunctio- n er George Buianis. Regional Car Thefts Show General Rise NATB's Pacific Coast division, said the theft rate increases for Tucson and Phoenix. Arizona, Las Vegas, Nevada, and a de-lrease ,n Salt Lake City I tah 'ere Bl,reaU .. . The people who usually get the most out of life are those who are prepared to roll with the punches. . . those who the fact that they recognize can t afford to become static and stagnant. The ability to adapt to new conditions is particularly important today. We have never lived in times when chanbe has been more swift in almost every area of our lives. Leon Kulikowski, An Era of Change, Salesmans f re71 Campbell and was 'worn on ti,e 19th day of October 1970. He will leave for t,ie Marjne Recruiting Depot located in San Diego on the of November. Mr. C; " f N,r Mrs. Leon V. Campbell, attend- - lnve',gat,!)n Vn,fonn Crime Reports for the first six School. When someone asks me how T()K.Ie months of 1970. I spent the summer, I answer of of charms the main One ONLY SALT Lake City, Mr. A1 Gottlieb Expensively!" Hahn said, had a decrease in car grandchildren is you can go home, thefts, and the drop amounted to only slightly more than one per cent compared to figures for the same period in 1969. Tucson and Las Vegas both experienced increases of approximately 35 percent, the FBI reported, and Phoenix had an increase of 1 1 percent. Mrs. Cliff Halstead Nationally, the auto theft in- 674 South 400 East crease came to 8 percent Payson, Utah MR. II4L.M reminded car states in in the three that owners most cases it is within their power to prevent the thefts. The locking steering column devices built alul oter into automobiles bv the ntanu- fdcturers are, for the most part, ineffective when people insist on leavin their ra parked with (loors llldot.ked and the keys in' the ignition, he said. Car owners should always lock their autos and take their keys with them when they leave their cars unattended. By reminding themselves always to take a few simple protective measures, Mr. Halm said, citiLast summer I spent a great deal of time coachzens can effectively contribute to ing our church softball team. Because of the speed reducing the rising rate of car of drying my familys clothes in the gas dryer, I had thefts. the extra time to become a coach. "Before we bought our gas dryer was spending all (0 S. MAIN TOOELE day washing and then hanging the clothes out to dry. TIRES AND TIRE REPAIR Ph. 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MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Phone Coins ich e Lori, Kyle and Michael and his great grandmother Mrs. Ruby Bigler, all of Eureka. 7 had time to coach a softball team. ft A QUICK REFERENCE OF LOCAL BUSINESSES AND SERVICES APPLIANCES MOHAWK CARPETS SIMMONS MATTRESS ARMSTRONG UNO AND TILE Kav Ask the woman who owns one: a modern GAS dryer. (SDcassSfliedl BusSraeGS EDncecOopy KELVINATOR Mac stating that their taxable income for that year was and that there was no tax due and owing thereon, whereas h.e then and there well knew their joint taxable income for the year was the sum of $27,312.83 upon which there was oss ing to the United States an income tax of $5,469.83. The United States Code provides that any person who willfully attempts in any manner to evade or defeat any tax imposed by the Internal Revenue Code is guilty of a felony and upon conviction thereof may be fined not more than $10, (XX) or imprisoned not more than five years, or both, together with the costs of the prosecution. I Gordon's Furniture For: Handsome celebrated his fourth birthday on October 7. He was center of attraction at a party held at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Kay T. Colovich, 343 So. Coleman. On hand for the Harrison, Holly party were Mark Meyers, Brenda Staples, Teresa Kelsey, Bruce and Dana Elton, Joey and Kelly Taslor, Dorothv Williams, Shelly Eken-thstain and Greg and Christine Cushing, Belated birthday greetings to Sam Colovich who turned one sear old on October 9. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Kay T. Coins ich, 343 South Coleman and has a four year old brother Mac Kav. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Mac Bigler and Mr. Coins ich of Mrs. Ted and Eureka were on hand to help Other relayoung Sam celebrate. ys es who shared the occasion were Craig and Sherry Colo-- ' sich and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bigler and children Sliaunu. $11,-855.- Car thefts in the first half of 1970 have increased in three of the four cities in Arizona, Nevada and Utah having populations of more than 100,(XX), according to the National Automobile Theft Bureau. ant-the- C1INCE (DUD Nelson Day. Contest Winners This Beard Neuman C. Petty, age 50, a prominent Salt Lake City businessman, Thursday, appeared October 15, 1970, before Chief Federal District Judge Willis V. Ritter and pleaded guilty to one count of willfully attempting to evade his Federal income tax for the year 1963. Judge Ritter then referred the case to the probation officer for a report. Mr. Petty was indicted Mar. 13, 1970 by a Federal Grand Jury charging that he attempted to evade Federal income taxes for 1963 and 1964. Count two of this indictment relating to the 1964 year was dismissed after Mr. Petty pleaded guilty to evading his income taxes for the year 1963. The Government was represented in this action by United States Attorney C. 882-364- 1 SPARKS APPLIANCE AND TV REPAIR TooELE UTAH 20 North Garden The main reason we bought a gas dryer is its more economical in the long run. It cost a little bit more in the beginning, but the maintenance and the cost of operation are less than the other kind. I'm sure weve made up the difference in cost already and we have owned it for less than a year. because |
