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Show &ESERET 14 A' January 29, 1943 NEWS,- - Monday, oyinrieni elinqiuien'cyl Vt Jobs may be the key to cur- summer activities project of the caDy assess minimum wage Council. . laws as they apply to children, bing juvenile delinquency, Community Services A hundred Jaycee volunteers Monto released data according young people may be robbed of each will make 10 contacts with day by the Utah Juvenile Court. work training that is Irreplaemployers to encourage them to The absence of such ceable. Of all youth referred for de- hire more young people. The linquency during 1967, approxi- contacts will be made in cooper- work experience opportunity mately 78 per cent Indicated no ation with .the Utah State will, in all likelihood, adversely Fifteen .current employment. Employment per cent reported aome part assist in coordinating job list- crlme rates, time work experience and seven ings, and referrals. He noted that, the Juvenile cent jwere employed - In applications per. our change from a rural court often imposes work said Richard P. society where youth worked at algnmenta aa a condition of prov Lindsay, juvenile court adminis- necessary farm tasks to a more bation for delinquent youths, trator. affluent urban and suburban liv- particularly those who are or-- A project to. help correct the ing mode,new methods for dered to pay fines or make resyouth Unemployment situation affording youth work opportuni- titution. However, such youths vis being planned by the Salt ties must be found. Unless we might never have got Intotrou-Late Junior Chamber of Com- carefully - review our- - youth ble if they had had work, he merce In cooperation with the employment practice and criti- - said. . bn, rttt .! full-tim- Our ground beef it freshly mpde with fine quality lean beef. Razor-shar- p blades in our grinders cut the beef into tiny, tender morsels that are juicy ' full of flavor. Safeway ground beef is guar- -- -. anteed to pleased S'VEZJZ .... ".A' Serf oma Club Honors S.L. 4 Junior High Principals tinguished Achievement Certlfi-hospitwere given Monday af-to prin- - ejriinitmHtuttiutiuin' sl cates dpala .of Salt Lake , , 'junior schools . Ty Salt Lake tomaGub. wnmmflnnnmniim E. the dub's freedom Dr.' Levi - Reynolds, program chairman, made the presentation at the school dls-s-, trict offices. Recipients were Vadal W. Peterson, Lincoln Jun-lo- r High; Max G. Holt, Jordan ; ,, . .Junior Par- - High; A. LeGrand Horace Mann Junior High, ,T t sons, and Eddie L Isaacson, Bryant Junior High. Dr. Reynolds told the four. You represent hundreds of teachers and thousands of stu-dents who have gained added . insight into the fundamental - freedom-wltresponsibility that exists in America. The spirit of that la the genius of America." will be a little highs ranging from 35 to 45 and lows mostly In the 20s. - Increasing southerly winds are predicted. Ends Viet Duty snow-packe- too bad. jOnly a little predptttlon a . Valley but we Mr. Hacking never knew The Seabee, who spent the eight months doing construction work at the Marine Base, returned last week to his wife, Fart, who was staying with her mother. Mrs. Eunice Williams, E Doctor Needed , c SAUNA Sevier County North Sevier area residents are In .danger of losing their hospl- unless another doctor. is v tal found to practice at Salina. The announcement was made by Mayor J. B. Crane, who said the community spends about 79 By The Chunk Bologna Piece . oc- - Littv Brfak t " Cra Whiting Short Ribs 49 Swift's Canned 3-l- b. V a 1. K it', 'n 1 AM. AM. and Mrs. Stanky Ray, Ml Cardan Dr. v ' - Mr. ' ' i Hartly Mr. John AAra. Mr. C. Han tan, Grandt. Richard F. MorrU, Rudy W. 1 Goniak. 103 Arh and Mr. Donald W. Gilbort, Murray. ' : , East. 333 . . . 39 z. can Pack Train Economical Dairy Glen In Quarters Quarters Glazed or Sugar E. - 4304 Mr. and Mrt. Jarry K. Jacobian. M00-14East,' Sandy. G. Cravltson, Mr. and Mr. Fra iott E. ' Diamond Way, Sandy. Mr. and Mrv John D. Saltar, 1130 OarlMM Ava. Air. and Mr. Bruc E. Cowdall, 311 S. arh Wash Sandy. Rd., Taylor- Mr, nd Mrv Jay 0. Rich, 4f3l Baachwoa ' v vlt k. A Ar. and AAr. Gordon Daknav. 3117 UncalA St. AAr. and AAr. AMchaal Bawdan. Rt. 1 Box J37, Ckarfkld. AAr. and AAr. John ThorOarson, laai N. 1440 East, Looan. AAr. and Mr. Orvat Laraan. 340 N. Rtdwood Rd. Dr.' and AAr. Jamas R. Swanson, fOB AAonumant Park Clr. ' BOVlt AAr. and AAr. Pout W, Baroman,' 443 East Crystal Ava. AAr, and AAr. Du ana L. Wiaak r, 431 E. 7500 South, Mldvak. M- -, and Mrv Thtrol F. Smith. 44' W. 3633 South, Hunter. Mr. and AAr. Jamal B, Tied. 4C31 . 3300 Wilt, Granetr, 4704 W. 3100 Mr. and AAr. Garold L. Siabart, South, French Bread U.S. No. 1 Crisp Green Treat-- Far Firm and AAr. Dal Varei. Jr., 313 E. Havan Ava. and Mr. Richard W. Sadkr, 344 Unite lity Vlllaga. AAr. and AAr. Bart Gena Jehman, 3117 Valltv Vkw Ava. ' AAr. and AAr. Lamar Ktlty, 4454 Jeftarion Av Murray. AAr. and AAr. Bruca B. Wintara, East. ' AAr. and AAr. Roy E. Haw. Unlvoralty VII lag. Mr. and AAr. It soar C. i Tllby, East. . Mr. and AAr. David Johnson. 1506 Main. AAr. an dMr. Via Ray AO air, SIS Browning Ava. Mr. and AAr. Laa W. Tucker, KMI W. 3000 South. AAr. and AAr. Ktnrwth A. Klllam, 4354 S. 4700 Walt. Mr. and AAr. Raymond F. Ostkr, 5 East. South, - h ; & 249 Secret BobyFocid Spray Deodorant Gerber's Strained - it. No. Heads . J Cascade ; Detergent Giant X Fkg. Dishwashing Detergent 7 69 ' r .V 1; , SpBcial Back' 20-o- z. package 41 . ' FrlcafTffactlva Today thru Wtdnaiday In Murray, MldvalarMagna, Kaarn. Tom). Hollgdnt,'Conewwaad, Orongar. Bountiful, Sandy and AU Sait laka Cllysra.7 WlJESVI THI SIGHT TO RIFUSI SAlfS TO COMMHCIAI (STAIUSHMENTS -S Mat. - f Large Green Bells Extra Fancy Rome Beauties f Ddsh 1 mm ' 67r69 89 AAr. Jr., Ta 3M ib. Coldbrook AAr, E. MU South. W. llth North. E. Main, Farm- - 1005 Meat Save At Safeway In yearn. William F. Harmanoen, laoa Dt'bonl . Mr. Kannath A. Em Ian. alii Oilva Clr. . Mrv Lynn L. Linghm. 1171 S. lith Waal. . s Mr. Harry G. Johnston, I St 4 W, 4th North. Mr. pkg. Each rot and irl Mr. and iRLSt Atr. and A r. and Mr. and Mr, and AAr. and Mr. and 5r. and With 49 . After School THE DESERET HEWS SENDS BIRTHDAY OREETINOS TO: Shant RuaatN, am af Mr. go Mrs. Elay Ruaaail, 730 E. 4500 South, Dtbarah Orr, daughlaf Mr. on AAr. Marvin Orr, IMS Rkhards S . Saymla Ton, daushtar a Mr. and Mr. Charks Tana. 13 Euclid Ava.i Tania Wlllla. dauahtar at Hr. and Mr. David Willi. 7130 W. J7S0 South, Waal Jordan; Tlfllnk AAonlaomary, dauahtar at A kr. and Mr. Jahn Mcnlgomary. Ml S. 70S Waal, Wood! Croat Jvtkry Col kit, ten of Mr. and Mr. Mfchaal Caliatl, 4111 S. 1430 Waal and alt othar babka ana yaar M Monday. (Pichiraa at babka af Daaarat Nawa will ba takan fraa of eharga at Iba Daaarat Nawa baby phota aludk, 33 Richards U.. Montfty throvah Friday front M a.m. until 3 p.m. at laaat thraa day balara baby's birthday). twin St m-ib- Hunt's - Not$ The Price iLq)II Shane .I1 6-o- Serve Many Wayi svrap Sli littSB if A Great Russell ' . 5 n. Seasoning ' 4 V ID Grapefruit Ussms life;fc - Lean Tender Chuck Pineapple- - Clikbi WIiioI 1, - lu, Captain's Choice Frozen Seafood Bowhmits: v Ground From Ham Hocks .98 Cube Steaks rkT,"d" n St. He will have shore duty In Seattle until his pending discharge in November, 1969. y. Beef Cubes S ; Y GkdS Richard W. Brad-stree-t, 25, Rochester, N.Y., was arraigned Monday before Provo Gty Judge J. Gordon Knudsen on a charge of possession of marijuana. Preliminary hearing was set for Feb. 7 at 10:30 a.m, Det. Kenneth Forshee of the Provo Police Department, who klgned the complaint, said other complaints could be expected. Seven youths ranging in age from 18 to 21 were arrested last weekend and narcotics were confiscated. A sewer line to serve Alta and The ski group Included Harlan other Little Cottonwood develop- Nelson, Alta Chamber of Comments moved a step closer to merce representative; El wood Neff of Neff Engineering, who realization. In a round-robiof meetings did a feasibility study for the between a delega- county on the project; Dick tion representing ski Interests Christensen of Burrows Smith ft and city and county officials, Co., financial consultants; Ted tentative plans for the sewer Johnson, Snowberg Corp., pres! were approved. dent; Charles Morton, ski lifts The j 400, 000 projecfinvolvlng manager, and Edwin Gibbs, seven miles of sewer line down Alta Peruvian Lodge operator. the canyon will require particiMayor J. Bracken Lee said he pation by private Interests at felt Salt Lake Gty has a much fedAlta, plus dty, county and In the. Little interest greater -eral agencies. Cottonwood sanitation developGty and county governments, ment than previously Indicated are concerned with improving by a letter on the subject. Wasatch Mountain, watershed Alta representatives requestconditions. ed dty funds to aid In finandng Commissioner Water E. J Garn said Salt Lake Gty is vi- the project, for which a 3275,000 bond will be placed betally Interested in Improving revenue Little Cottonwood sanitation. He fore voters in the Cottonwood agreed to set up a committee of Sanitation District city water and health depart-- , Alta operators now pay 83,000 ment .experts to keep contact a year to haul sewage fom Litwith the Alta group. tle Cottonwood facilities.'- - when theyd come, said Kenneth Hacking, 21, a petty officer second class, who spent eight months at Da Nang during his second combat tour. ,v Can Canyon sevser Plan Closer n second tour in V i e tnam, dismissed his en--c q u nter with enemy fire. They always t 88 Picnics ret- from his came down from Happy - Canned PROVO Highways throughout Utah were mostly dry Monday, but d there were still many and icy spots, especially A few rockets landed near from Sundays our camp. Otherwise, It wasnt through canyons, early morning snowfall. - Center Cut Rib Top Grade Pork Narcotics Case Temperature wanner with h urned sA Pride each year to keep the curred in the 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. Monday, but the ski open. resorts had an additional two to Mayor Crane laid unless four inches. touml to other loctor Salt Lake Gty's high and low with the medical load It would be difficult to keep the hospital Sunday woe 35 and 21 with, a open. If this la not accomplished trace of mosture. Hill Air Force inch-a- nd by June It appears the hospital Base had .04 of an .02. added. to Canyon Bryce will have close, be High for the state Sunday was 57 at St George. Low was one Clouds Coming above zero at Roosevelt forecast indicates Fair to partly cloudy ikies The five-da- y made up Utahs weather picture scattered snow showers TuesMonday, but clouds are expected day and again about Thursday. to begin develTemperatures will average near normal. Salt Lake Gty's noroping during the mals fear this time of year are night 38 and 19. Scattered rain and snow probably will occur by late Tuesday, with skies continuing mostly cloudy. , Seabee, Top Grade Fork Couptty Style a Natloa.pUOOO of Builders f J J 4 Morrell's ; r COPYRIGHT 1960 SAFEWAY. 'h f bm m. ..44 STORES ' : ' INCORPORATED I- vY |