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Show g y rm pwi qg - - $Ute The addition of more records was made possible by moving the archives from the State Historical Society building, 603 E. South Temple, to Jacobsen reported to Finance Director Herbert T. Smart Tuesday. H Much of the saving has suited from the archives microfilm which operations hold down the amount of space devoted tcTrecords stor- the Capitol basement. There were 3,359 cubic feet of useless records destroyed. This represents a saving to the state of J50.385. This volume of records would fill age. 'There are 336 filing cabinets," according to the report. Mr. Jacobsen said 85 cubic feet of records were preserved on microfilm before being destroyed. .One roll of microfilm is equal to one now approxi-jaatel- y 3,150 cubic feet of rec- ords in the archives. During the past year, 1,360 cubic feet of records were added, Mr. Jacobsen reported. 1 five-draw- Year foot of records on paper, he said. The archives recently acquired two new microfilm cameras to speed up its microfilming program. One of the cameras will be used to photograph all maps used by state agencies. Federal funds have been committed to making a catalog of these maps. Already, there are approximately 900 maps mounted into microfilm aperture cards and filed in the archives. These used Letter Gets , cubic will be CzCERZTNCWS, Tuesday, State v Duriimg Thg State Archives have saved the state 100,785 dur- ing the past year, archivist T. Harold caves in connection federal planning project, Mr. Jacobsen said. with, erg 5, 1967 September Qj 67 State Fair Hosted Nearly 300,000 Visitors To LB J ' An agreement with- the Genealogical Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of HEBER CITY (UPl- T- A Utahs State Fair closed its m Latter-daMonday. Winners J,m, Ouimv. Saints has resulted to were: end one Utah night Bountiful; walking horse championship Monday the serviceman gate wrote in the microfilming by the so- girl Mr. stake. Terrific, J. R. Stmpiot, champion por- successful seasons JmlivMml Boise; champion and rasarve, Danny's v r the most chased dv Bear River Farm jupoTy. cietof birth and death rec-- back home and the letter wound of Gold Boy. James Larsh, Aurora, Cole.; in its long history Garland; champion pen of three our- nearly oras, marriage recoras, pro- up jn the office of the President, hacknev tingle pony championship chased bv swin.. oaden; reserve. Ben stake. Jake Smith, Bountiful; reserve; visitors. Trenton ton; Tanaka, reserve pen- bate records and inheritance 01 ted saddle horse championship the United States. three, hoot Oaden; sold Swim, This iS about 10,000 more CUS- - bringing total of St.310.f0; others tteke. The Hustler, Donne Ingram, tax records in all except two Coio.; champion and reserve Spec. 4 Guy Scribner wrote tomers than turned out to break SainSf b' Cocoa Capers, Enoch Smith, Sell Lake. counties Utah and Weber. Yorkshire chanv Taytortvtlle; Junior Results pion boat and tow, Myron Giles, T reThe archives received copies monton. reserve boar. Ray Knodton, mer Herse Shew Jumpers. Garland; reserve sow, Myron Giles; without charge of all the Faeenper. Kathy and Cindy Collins, Champion barrow, and reserve, Myron Sad Lake; leadline, King's Confident, microfilms made by the societofficials Enoch Smith, Salt Lake, equitation said, espeHampshire champion boar and war zone. In the letter Guy this, fair Hog Farm. reserve saddle seat, Tammy Smith. Salt stippil.. y- . view of the factthat ft iwr, J0Devon KnuHo. Manti; re- hunt seat equitation. Cherokee, L;e; Garland; asked Lucv tb live for free- Anne Sfcvllne Hampshire Farm, Ashton, Salt Lake; pony western plea Mr. Jacobsen noted that the lenethv copper Strike has af- - Tooe.; champion barrow. sure, Kelly Bean, Ron Price, Riverton; Raymond dvine for archives are being used by doms salt reserve. W. A. Junior Enlih Measure mount (under Spencer, Lake; fected the economy. cidredee and J. J. Russell. Keerew 'll). Genifer, Susan McKay, Galt lakai state agencies more frequent- - 'them every day. waster Appaioosa pleasure. were Gross Holly, gate receipts Jamar,- Frank Davis, Sandv; ly since the move to the Capi- - was prepared to pay the most w h b n fhjs saddle horses, - Staling of(idal de- - in?ormatinnis in to1- there is Stout. Salt Lake; Junior exhibiexpensive price on t tor availablp western Farafa, pleasure, fense of the South Vietnamese Arabian Stud, Sandv; equitation ..nd, Norn, k h thp fai' madp a prom. ArftoW, i, saddle teat 0417). Paula Gturdevant, champion $it Lke; DeoDle to insure those freedoms. Salt Lake; rmerve boar and sow. horse. Formal show business person- Affair, Gordon Wilson, Sett Lake; equiMiss Moulton was so im- tation stock seat (under Ul, Linda alitjps ikp Hopp WPr, big McArthur. Sandv; equitation stock seat pressed with Guy s etter she a, tractions, but they also cost a Linde Bryant, Salt Lake; westr ern pleasure mount stake. Skipper's gave it to the soldier s parents lot Chicaro. Pat Spear. Salt Lake; Amerito read. Mr. and Mrs. William T Miodi. un. s,s.iw Colo. lumor can Engilsn champion bun. c. j smout. opotm l day of the fair also grand pleasure. Big Town Gel. Enoch Smith, fame' Scribner, Hebor City, sent the and Bait Lake; Appaioosa. NezPerce, Reb some of ,hp ?meiwchampion was and a c -'" hollday Fk,v!1. H,r,mn Pingree. Ogden, junior Engrsh letter to President Johnson, who events biggest crowds fU!, answered : Lako. Smith, salt Mr 'ode Lane wpnt throu?h ,he turns,i,es Walsh Panitt grand champion The convictions Grand champiJersey Dairy Cattle Guy holds Texes M, Snowcroo. Robert on bull, senior rhampton and tumor which are the deepest reasons why we Hmcfclev, Eden; resarve. Edon's Thischampion, Smoot Jersey Farms. Cerv tle. Mr Hmcklev; to relu tftampmn were grand the fair will succeed in resisting ageres - thronged mart, Talybonf Pixie. Barbara Tramonton; reserva, Farnley on. iumor champion. - ,ant ,0 ,ravp and i( was af,pr Smoot Jersey BEAR LAKE Mr. Hinckley. Boating ac- - sion an1! restoring peace in Viet- rsm before resarve Verl female. J. Poll;, cleanup crews could Farms; He is more than a brave nam. breeder and exhibitor, Smoot Saddlers grand champion Amorlcap premier tivity reached its climax here! Isnirtw stomon, Gold Standard, Empires ts matchpd start to dismantle the complex J,V.F,r,1 his courage Enoch Smith Jr., Salt Lake; reserve, m. o.irv cm. h.i.i.'b cr.n, non bun n, during the Labor Day Weekend Sirmtngos High tone, Huffman Stabtos, wisdom and compassion, exhibits and facilities. thn,io, lwomd Salt by Laka; grand champion mare. Visitors went out with fond H.rdv. Brh,m citv.j iun. efunwen with over 3,000 persons using ijij men can find hope and inspi-Tima Gal, Enoch resarva, Smith; American Rocket, Huffman Stables. . wellof and a bright the facilities at the state boat ration in these virtues. jmemories Arabians prand champion. Miss Kitty Lu, Carrot Ann Wiikts, Salt Junior for tnP StftfPB Brigham Young University; UUV arrivnH bnmA lakt WPpk njn Showpiece 'A dock. champion female, Charles W. Warnlck LPkp; rtxerve, Npftlkhg'i Antfy, Hejen an And Skit Lk. wea,th Ormbv. vanctythey sw. in Grov,.8n, Vietnam X He spent year Bear Lake State Park ArpbiM-grne schpmpip tUlltoft, of wit imp-elot fun a Assaulted N. DPvto, Bantfy; ftMrve. 229th Oie Ritpr. Ffpnk Armys er Bru sav Ator, Kv Reynold, fait Shpneyn F Ink; grpni Champion gelding, Santo. Hdlmpr Company, M Fir - featured y . - five-p- i - three-ota- d He,-Susa- s -- , T.nTr 3,000 Use & ; Dock At Bear Lake (is-17- saddle-bre- The-fins- T- e", 10-d- Record crowds, Pout-so- , 1 llkf. Gov. Calvin L. 'hL -- e formers. iwi.h puSt wm - - ;n -- . iSSWT5SSb lumper stake. Flamingo Dora. Open Robert W Wood. Sett Laka; raierva. Mi ter Knight, Mary H. Sever. Sait nD.H,rMTu Closing out the fair was ihe Like; greed champion mere, MeHse Jee, GernCk'i Arebien. MWveto; re Pat Boone Show, the last of a ervp, Tel, Chritoftorton Arebien, series of big name Hollywood, wood, coio.; champion, waatch aco. Lahi, Aergep Hereet grend champion CrHIend Bold movie and television personal!ateilten, Knight, Spit Trou Lake; retrve, Feirtoe ties who helped attract record ' it Leka; Bedpr, gryd K eh Kit, Bud Lorwin mere, champion . crowds to the event. rt'.mpto.i. Tmip.ti T.vir. g. end Loreine Hlooine, Ftoepnt Grova; W. Duftlld. Salt Lakt; mint: pur Crtotldnd AlSO helping to brignten tne brad Arabian park horse champion reterve, Ordend Wendy SteMe, Self Lake. h2J-The next annual competition; last day was the U.S. Coast Hereee Tennettee WeBcing ' champion ataHlon, Night Hawk grand Fat away because we dian t have for apoointment of cadets to the Guard Marching Band, a circus tfrickscn. Bait tako. Salt Lake; Lawrence, reserve, the Hawk, Ivan Matthew, Shelley, Idaho! lu.S. Coast Guard Academy in: and a carnival, a horse show enough room" grand champion mere, Rambling Out , Kn Anderson, Sait Lake i reAmong oiziciai acltivities at, Hew London, Conn., will begin 'and the final performance of the Faradt hors show champion, ship TrrU Bear Lake over the weekend! Dec. 2 with tests in more than famed Ice Capades In the Coll- a'"rcn were speed boat races, water 300 centers. Gov. Calvin L.seum. SbW lion. Joker' Soenih Fork, Lewie HerSalt Lake; reterve. Chug McCye, bert, fair a m p t o n was informed Each day of the skiing competition and a three-Jiff1 jmMbn Veil Leery. Self Lake; grand champion Bon chonC Warded Fascination, 'featured judging and prizes in a Provo; hvm-mmere, Baker' day sailboat regatta featuring Mondav. Lhk, Clearfield! reserve. II. T ctilmciw.'rvi ??. 63 boats. Added to this were lit-- 1 Candidates must be between bew'ldcring varietv of arts, Grew, Ray end Roaemery Orally thousands of Utahns andil7 and 22 years old. Information crafts, cooking skills, technical Hackney Harm ,7jPwr,'cMWi,io Murrey grand champion ttelilon. Attic Firefly, Gordon R. tourists who came to have one may he obtained from the skills and lives'oek. pt?.,'. Ogden; reterve, Gordon ft. t..iu.i Smith, last fling" before fail responsi-- j director of admissions at the! Prize livestock, always a tra- - mtv. Glad Acrf'i Ftnny, Jpkp grand champion mere. Mar den Gordon B. end re eery Starbrighl were state bilities caught up with them. In London. at New jdition Coleman, fair,. any academy Rampton signs USO proclamation as Ray Ball, left, Betty Jo Huston, Eugene Jelesnik and Agnes Ball watch. R READY FOR USO TOUR Show's 'Rehearsal' v Cole-me- Cato-me- or XL Wows Park Crowd Mr. Ball should, made popular by the Pozo Seco By BRYAN GRAY Actually, llav Riven a little explanation' singers). Deseret New Staff Writer or I18 costume. He came out on Piano accompaniment by Sun Eugene Jelesnik would be the western suit sets Lenora Ford was taken for first to explain that his Utah 8taRe Dowers w't" and granted through much of the nR production performed some f ans show. But it nearly highlighted ie ,eenRe Monday night was only a . rehearsal. But if It was, it must wacinff IjJ ac thought he was the acrobatic dancing of Betty Dower child. Jo Huston who performed two have set some rehearsal attend-- ' ance records. The Balls later thrilled the numbers. And Utah Showtime wouldnt The Liberty Park bandstand audience with a rope twirling was spilling over with people. In act which had Mr. Ball trip-fac-t, have been complete had not the only seat that wasnt ping the rope fantastic it producer Jelesnik ended by taken was the blue chair on the was almost as unbelievable as a playng his precious Amati Viol n and that magician pulling a rabbit out of made in Cremona, Italy, In 1634. Parks ferris wheel was 10 yards from the band- - his hat. And certainly as inter- A popular number was "Hot Canary." But for the stand area. esting. in the audience he, gave Park officials estimated a Sandra them an unexpected Nine delight 5,fW0 persons g npxt and with his rendition of I Left My thp gt showed up to spend their Labor fn)m (hp sound of the applause Heart In San Francisco, ChicaDay evening with a group of the couid teu many of the peo- go, New York, Los Angeles . . talent. tates top her rom the remembered The fans could hardly be du.-- ; Concert at Hi hland Before the show Mr. Jelesnik p appointed that the show was Hj h &hool auditorium when' was presented with a proclamafor a fivenly a warm-urformed aiIing singer tion by Gov. Calvin L. Rampton . the tour sponsored by ;mqnth g....". declaring the Utah Showtime IJSO. The Jelesnik troupe will , d . ,, at as 1SS official Utah Talent Emisto1 Lake Salt Monday City leave show such home with To the Armed Forces. Broadway saries in! entertain U.S. servicemen C b a r et and Mr. Jelesnik also was given - t U" e s n s Philthe Korea, Alaska, Japan, crowd- - an award the But Marne. Tai-normally made only ippine Islands, Okinawa, Pe were Maxwell E. Pleasere .u'a11Clarlf; to wan and possibly Vietnam. tunes such as of the executive Rich, secretary not matchtype Showtime may Salt Lake Chamber of Combut from the a"d Downtown. Bob Hope was also repre-th- e merce, presented him with a applause at Mondays rehearsal; Utahs youth sented the a mind plaque making him a member singing Terry servicemen wont by iters, who- - sang about their de- - of the Resplendent Knights of The show started off with the sire to meet the handsome but the Cuff Links. husband and wife musical team! conceited new boy in town The Showtime performance by the Deserof Ray and Agnes Ball strum-- j (How Can I Meet Him?) and was Lake City Salt the News and t et long-losfor of, their search youth ming through selections Parks Believed It All, Department. recently numbers. banjo I glow-Showti- Tteir 31 T bird-hate- rn m d record-breakin- home-grow- n tr i' p ll!r r. rf8, 1 Mallkeir - Sis-bj- t. '(I Decrease At Zion And they all have the same job: helping with an people get the things they want installment loan. Threslhiinig Tourist travel to Zion Nation-s- i Park is decreasing, Supt. I Warren F. Hamiton reported A modem kitchen, an added room, a new refrigerator. Air conditioning, landscaping, a patio. , I 1 Tuesday. August travel was 162,700 per-Spns, whfch is down three per cent. Travel for tfle first eightj :itionths of 1967 is 621,000 visi-- 1 tors, down six per cent from last year. . However, c use of the parks threshing bee Saturday, five miles miles southwest of Logan on U.S. Highway 91. J has three campgrounds In effect, the group will be creased seven per cent for Au- gust and six per cent since Jan- - carrying on a threshing bee tradition started many years and Watchman ago by the late L. K. Wood of rTne Grotto and Zion Lodge Mendon. Mr. Wood died Jan. 3 ujaimpgrounds Ji(ve closed for the season. Zion at 79, just a few months after ;Jfrn, the cafeteria and cabins his last bee. ill be open through September. The new organization will park visitors center, mused an old operate will iqm and south campground machine-whic- his b4 open year round. Accommo-i-Jation- s threshing 100 feet long, uses than more communities in nearby ' 12 horses to drive the crankavailable all yearv shaft and, in the good old SfA. Talking Crane days, required 17 men to operate. 7 Hatfield. England (upd PFesident of ' the , talk organizais .the talking crane tion, Floyd A. Zollinger said a Jif a construction site wheat field will be set discovered have '4hat the cranes hook, if lowered aside for the demonstration? Well get started about 10 i5nto a steelcased well picks up programs from a nearby radio a.m. .and have our machines " relay station loud and clear. , on display all day, he said. in-- ' LOGAN The average age of the eight men forming the Cache Valley Threshing Bee and Antique Organization is 64. Their nonprofit organization will stage an horse-powere- tybe - here.-Workme- Our f Yes-Me- n can help you get carpets and drapes, a new or used car, a color TV. By machines he means the steam-drivethresher, a n reaptractor, an er and assorted farm machinery dating from the early 15-to- n Whatever you want, our Yes-Me- n will try to find a way to help you get it. There are 41 of them in our various offices, and at least one is always there when you need him. 1900s. If anyone has some draft horses they could bring over we surely would appreciate it, said Mr. Zollinger. Wed also like to invite anyone who has old machinery to get in contact with us. Well make arrangements to put it on display. The eight members of the group are quite proud that they are the first organization to sponsor a threshing bee in - the Rocky - Mountain West, There have been other threshMr. including bees, ing Woods but they were all put oh by individuals. Lee Olsen? 74, of Young Ward, explained his participation with the group this way, I got interested in it because I love it. Ive been a threshing man all my life. Ive been threshing Since 1 was 17 years Hes ready kl - 8i -- - A. ' " All you have to WalkerBank v- -r Salt lake City Logan Provo Murray Midvale Sandy i 1859, nmmf Nm -mtv Cm . "t. - I 44 j Riverton - Granger Price A TRADITION QF BANKING EXCELLENCE SINCE old." -- yes. For my money its 4 ir . - to say do is ask. i' .. sum Ik R |