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Show 4p 'w- -e 0m ww-- -v--w w w w w ' l' W' y yry . '" w , e e e1 w 'emya 1 ww 1 - arm ' w - w ww ww e'"ww-"- e -- r w " r 'e"u y e w w y r'ry --vw - -- " 'k " - ' " - ' ' ww w yvy 'ir w w - ' ' f w '"y" w y . " - T lw w "W" we ' " w ' . j. , ' . REACHES 67 PCT. ,m w - - Kesler Explains Law On Retired Workers A V HJIjnitcd.Fimd Goal ts A needy retired i educational stiE remains eEgible for the who. once the from state for employe qualifies assistance under a state law af- regardless of whether he still fecting this group may continue lives within this state, Mr. Kes Teceive such assistance even Ier held. if he moves froiti the state. Atty. Gen. A. Pratt Kesler gave this opinion to Leonard W. pay-men- $676J33 collected -- or pledged. Salt Lake Area United Fund so far has reached 67 per cent of its $1,126,829 goaL With CoEections were reported special songs by the Ambassador Quartet at'" the funds report meeting at noon at --- Hotel Utah. through John L. Strike, general campaign chairman, reported the foEowing division breakdown: construction, $14,370 of J24.4U goal, special gifts, $22,062 of professional' $8,769 of $33,- -. $33,-75- 000; of $15,000; business-residentia- aness, $11,894 1 Mr. Strike asked division chairmen to give special time and effort to complete the campaign by. late November. PRIMARY CHILDRENS HOSPITAL 3Lf2JIZZZZ T f , PREMIER GROCERY 5180 SO. U.F. President B. 2. Kastler Jr. said he was delighted with" progress. The United Fund stilL stands as the best vehicleryet mi Sherrie Hilton, Laurie Mitchell, Aulta Support hospital benefit movie,-orge Bergman, front; Kathy Thomas Steven Babcock, Jan Broadbent, and Pamela Mafic, "back." -- -- economical financing of aH ' yoluntary health, . family and MlssJayler IN HELPING HOSPITAL-- Dies In S.L. From Illness LB. CHILI LAST MINUTE CHECK LIST FOR - 30-3- 0 WINCHESTER .270 CaL Floating-Barr- el- Reg. 139.50 NOW of University of Utah. -- in Born OcL 00, Sajt Lake City, she Was a daughters Continued from Page B- -l brake," and in addition, were of Henry George and Jotfanna-Mar- ie Hansen Tayler. paying for our errors through lation. Yet It will be working to welfare that require are two sisters and programs Surviving support this much larger popu- miflions of tax doEars. a Miss Loma Tayler, brother, lation. In order to do so, it will Mrs. Howard J. Silva) of need . the full advantages and Clarence H. Tayler, jnechanization, automation and aE Salt Lake City, and nine electrification." nephews. FEW LEFT Funeral services wiE be held The unfortunate fact Is that, Saturday at 2 p.m.- - at 260 E. South-Tem- ple, -f- oiMhe most part they do-n- ot where friends he those have skills, . matching may caE Friday, 6 to 8 71.111:7 and Saturday before services. " said. The majority of our jobless belong to a vanishing breed Dr. Nicholas P. DalEs, creator jpf jobjiunter the unskilled blue of the Rex Morgan eartoon se collar worker. They are banish- ries appearing in the Deseret ing because the need foirblue News, wiE keynote a National coEars - is vanishing, because Week Luncheon Continued From Page Bwere moving toward white col- Newspaper in Salt Lake City. short supply, and is competing Thursday lars for aH. f Life Among the Comic Strip with apples. Mr. Carey said three great Heroes wiE Mrr Gillman added that he e of subject historical forces were responsi- his address before Salt Lake K1 had heard apple contracts were ble for a present crisis in edit wanlans, local newspaper offi- made out of the state because cation." cials,, and others Thursday noon the Idaho crop was poor. BETTER SHARE But, these buyers jusT never at Hotel Utah. "These are"the technological The luncheon is the 25th anni- took into consideration that Utah had an exceEent crop of revolution, the population up- versary of d apples, with the exception of the surge, and the civil rights move--the- newspaper weekl T Jonathan. that has set 20 mElion of Special guests wiE include Dr. Peaches, too, presented a our countrymen on the march Milton HoEstein, dean of the de- marketing for a better share In our nationproblem for the partment of journalism, Univer- Gillmans this year, but not beal abundance. of Utah, and local newspa- cause outside .competition- -. All these people require train-.In-g, sity per editors arid publishers." Utah County growers, where he said, and It becomes Dr. Daflis, a resident of the obvious that we are faEing down crop was exceptionatiy Scottsdale, Ariz., is the creator heavy, just didnt - get enough on the badly job of modernizing of two other nationaEy syndicatsold by contract before' peaches ,ur labor force. ed cartoon series: - the heavy "run began, John Our economy just isnt mov-- ; JudgeJParkerjtnd Apartment Gillman said forward should." as Were 'ng , it H e noted that growers iriving with one foot pressed ... He was. a practicing-psychi-at- rist " the,"" peaches couldnt give town "hard on the accelerator in Toledo, Ohio, from 1945 away toward the heavy end of md the other jammed on the to 1949. the picking season.1 HUNTING RELOADS 30-0- 6 2.98 box of 7.62 R.slof 3.49 m SWEDISH 6 d Box of 20 . .. 3.49 8MM AUSS, 2.98 6.5 : 3.49 7.35 loxt.: 2.98 28,-19- Cartoonist MODEL 70 Magnum 24" Barrel . "Stand. Weight Pleating Barrel .264 Reg. 1S4.50, 30 06 -- .300 Savage .303 British -- 30.40 Kreg 08 IMPORTS 30-3- 0 .230 Remington .270 Win. -l rY J64" Meg. -- .243 now VIENNA SAUSAGE DUBUQUE 7I '471 HI CANS 12950 11450 I 395 i - MAUSER 93 ACTION YOUR CHOICE OR II iL n Reg. i Reg. Reg. 4.75 Reg. 4.75 Reg. 4.75 Reg. 3.75 Reg. 4.75- Reg. 4.75 Reg. 5.55 Reg. 4.30 DEER BAGS r i oo SHIRT SWEAT RED i SLICED BACON .n. OR be-th- HOPPES OR OUTERS -- NS$1 PRICI 8 M.M MAUSER 30.06 7 SJ' jpy 264 MAG. A 338 MAO. CAL . Reg. 154.50 CLOSI OUT 2 CANS CANS " 2,QNLY1J96 Mod. 70 WINCHESTERS WINCHESTER AND REMINGTON AMMO.- - To Speak 7 WINCHESTER .. WE-liam- st m 70 MODEL -- 1 1 PINEAPPLE 7250 or .32 Special Reg. 83.95 NOW 4 LIBBY 94 WINCHESTER MODEL 59 Pork & Beans IFLES- -R- where she had been on the faculty for 12 years, member, of the View Fourth Ward, Jesus Christ of ll Pack HUBTERS DEER r- entary-School -- STAR KIST TUNA CHUNK 320-12t- It s Education CANS NALLEYS TOILET TISSUE 10-Ro- ' Mountain Church of lwt 79!: ar first-nlgh- Jobless-Ke- y: EDDIE'S LARGE LOAF M.J.B. or F0LGER open-doo- In two weeks the benefit premiere of Mary Popplns' will be held t the Centre Theater. Do you have YOUR tickets? Contributions to the Primary Childrens Hospital for an Miss Ireta Doris Tayler, 63, expansion program will entitle you to free tickets. One 1939 Imperial St., teacher in the ticket for each $25 contribution will be presented. Salt Lake City schools for 45 All the glifter and excitement of a Hollywood premiere - years,-'die- d of r will go Into the showing of this Walt" Disney" natural causes and Dicker Andrews spectacular. Octi.29.The show stars Julie Tuesday"at 9:50 Van Dyke. p.nrrin a local -the with In Primary cooperation Sponsoring the benefit hospital. Childrens Hospital are the Deseret News, KSL Radio and Until a few KSL-Tweeks "ago, MM" Contributions may be sent to the Primary Childrens. Tayler taught af h Ave., attention John R. Jefferies, Hospital, Rose Park Elem' BREADS COFFEF service programs and - This-yea- rs figure -- represents ing 38 agencies under one, 38 character building and commu--nit- y a minimum need by the 38 par- individual campaigns"are elimrecreationaLactivities. inated, he addd. ; The U.F. Has 38 member ticipating agencies."Therefore, r an which-receFund has United agencies operat- its imperative that the goalHae ive jpolicy fpr aE health, welfare and ing monies from the combined appeal. recreational "agencies which Last year, U.F. workers The advantage of a combined meet. membership requirements raised $1,053,732, the first time appeal is In eEminating many established by the Funds admis$1 million was earned. individual campaigns. By hav sions committee."5 once-a-ye- STATE Mrs, Maxine Thomas, John N. Krier, Mrs. B. and "a"carecrowboasl"about'U.Nr child JOIN MARY POPPINS' c-- and chapter division, of $349,415. $610,246 $269,995 , . of $55,000; chapter Group A, $354,463 of division. P t fM I r c metropolitan-busi- - Patricia Witherspoon, nation- jEyMcnowuwEdllfeBhotagraipher, wiE open the 19th seasoi WEdlife Films of Audubon Wednesday, 8:15 p.m.,.at Kings- ury HaE.'University of UtahrHer film wEl feature three island paradises, Hawaiis Oahu, IsFijis Viti Levu and Canton land. at the equator. wed nws 3rd 9 shot than $100a month is entitled to assistance from the - state- - to bring his income" up to $100 a month; To be eligible for this assistance, a former employe must be a legal resident of Utah. Provided his income does not increase to the $100 point, he 7; $1,060 l, Wildlife Film At U. Tonight McDonald,' executive "director, State Retirement Board. Under the Needy RetiredEdu-cationa- l Employes Act, a retired T . CLEANING KITS 49 53 RIB STEAKS VEST FLOURESCENT 3, $1 SIRLOIN STEAKS , lb. iii lb. Kiwanis-sponsore- nt RIFLE SCABBARD Leather CAMP COTS 3.98 CAMP STOOL Wc BOOT SOX -RUBBER INSULATED BOOT - ' - TOi Kenneth Anderjen, son of Mr. end Mrs. Robert Ander- 4168 W. 4990 South, keerrat Gordon Van Leeuwen, ,nd Wrv Thomes Vsn Leeuwen, 1574 Gunv hAictte4 son of Mr. and Mri Karl '7ood Avt.L Jansen, Th Easti Suianna Grlsmor dauohtar of Mr. and Mrs John Grtsmora, S91 W. J10 South. Bouiv ,ark' Sauohtar of AAr. and Mrs. Russell Clark, 524 S 2nd East, Bountiful, and all othar bablas rone year old Wednesday (Pictures of babies of Deseret taken fraeof charso at the .IVtwerlbrt wiH Desaraf News baby photo studio, 33 Richards St, Monday through Friday from 11 am. until 3 p.m, af least three days prior to baby's birthday.) AS RiPORTID BIRTH! ROM SALT AREA HOSPITAU WEDNESDAY) .TWIN BOYSt AM. and ASrv Dean G. Anderson, 142! Goodwin Ave BOYSt ' AM. and Mrs. Dean A. Bamea, 857 E 350 North, Bountiful. -- AM. end AMs. Wyatts C. Conley,-- 410 N Liberty St. Ogden. AM. end Mrs. Stephan A. Sheffield, 1578 Sigma. AM. and Mrs. Prank Santiago, 1831 W. Chateau Ava v AM. and AMs. Howard R. Morgan, is North wood Ave. AM. end AMs. David E. Warren, 1825 McClelland St Mr. and AMs. Donald Hauler, 4S72 Bmelder, Murray.- Mr. and AMs. Daniel B. Laufer, 4258 W. 5740 South, Kaama. 5319 W. 3508 South, Hunter. AM. and Mrs. Alvin Barkei, sen, f ' '' and and end and and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. end Mrs. end Mrs. AM. and Mrs. AAr. and AMs. AM and Mrv GIRLSt -AM. and Mrs. Mr. end AML " AM, AM. AM. AM. and AArs. and Mrs. end Mrs. and AMs AM. AM. and and Mr. and AM. AM. -- AM, --AAr. AM. AM. end AMs. AMs. AArs. AArs, and Mrs. and AArs. and AArs: and AArs. and AArs. WAGON HUNTING Reid, 3121 S 4355 West, Granger. A. Luckart, 417 S. 4080 West, Granger" Ronald Elliott, 513 W 5360 South, Kearns. Clifford Johnson, 4860 W 5100 South, Kearns. Alvin J Densie, 1140 Serpinllne Wsy, Sandy. DeRay Eyra, Prove Robert Rise 715 S 1300 West, West Jordan. . John R. Turner, 13930 S. 1700 West, Riverton. Thomas Wilson, list E 7000 South David S. Robertson 5775 - Redwood Rd. Jamas R Trsoo, 1085 E 3740 South. AAarvin Harmer, 1983 Redondo Ave. - 4-I- b. HAMS 19 box. pick-u- p blf lixKK1 bay bat da 33 faaHira full xipyarr lull mattrau cumpurtmunt. zip foguthur, H fwx aavfiutirwataraiiflinf covr, 30 CAL CLEANING 2 PKGS. Hpvvdutv euttr PATCHES 5e AND RED FIRST "AID PACKETS 24c TOILET TISSUE Bhtfl la waHr ra p a t lantr wrlnkla NYLON CORD 18-FHANK and afaln raslatant. ""Putt'iutltad" lining haad haavy-dutzipaar. In ail alias; CANVAS RIFLE SLINGS HUNTING KNIVES DEER 39c 77c HOIST .2c 6ar Pkgs. .39e $1.77 WATERPROOF MATCH BOX 69c All METAL CANTEEN 77 FIRST AID KITS 9c FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES 2 FOR y19e CANNED HEAT 3c SHOE SALT & PEPPER SHAKER WATERPROOF 24 G.L MESS KITS 98 G.L TRENCH SHOVELS ...98 O HUNTING FRYERS 27'b rWHOLE USDA INSPECTED BEEF from Cudahy . FINANCING ARRANGED - Nothing SK7 MOW! 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