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Show ) H rta srm cmxmax, rmnauAr, Page two vtxmum if, tm matMWiiiittmuwtuuiw Bits, by EDITORIAL fkfoiiicj cpkksphes "Bud" We notice the Utah tax assessors are highly concerned that all taxpayers in the state arp not getting equal treatment when .mm mum it comes to shelling out a property tax assessment on campers- -, i V "' i . ., preassembled Sleeping units placed on pickup trucks. , , GATHER INSPIRATION AS A BEE GATHERS HONEY v r y Some in the state have beeiy taxed for their campers and some 'st . r ' f J . The search for daily inspiration is all too rare in these rays. have not. . , . the to so with seem be material and engrossed things people Many ; State Tax commission and county officials have tentatively tl 'probability of sudden destruction that they have little or no time lor to issue a sticker next year to assure that Utah Camper ' agreed gathering inspiration, . . owners have the distinct privilege of paying more taxes. i At birth mcH of us cam through an opan door to now ox per P the state troopers will be asked to issue a summons j t oncos (mortal) and lator in our yuth wo stepod boldly forth to ex-- to Naturally, those operating a camper without the tell tale sticker, ", plaro strango horbons and a now way of lift, ( , nation in and believe a state. We a great great However, I And by almost imperceptible steps, we absorbed new Ideas, . from a thing to complain about new ways of living and thinking. the matter of taxation is passing hew plans and new philasophies to a nightmare to live with. ' ' We gathered them bit by bit .An old hindu proverb provided a thought for one way of life; Help thy brothers boat across, and lo, The average wage' earner in the state of Utah pays a state I. " thine own has reached the shore. and county sales tax, state income tax, property tax, federal Income tax. If he owns a boat he pays a tax on that. He pays a tax Right now our life it so abundant wo' Hava spaca problem his automobile, the food be buys, the luxury items such as on closet, population, church and fallout shatters, movies, telephones and shaving cream also are taxed. In short the Civilization today commands all things necessary to create a whole thing is going from the sublime to the ridiculous. i heaven on earth, but seems to be preparing to use them all to blow It is extremely dissappointiog to find that there are those t" tself to hell. Quote from Ham Parks column, Salt Lake Tribune, with more to do than sit around and dream up more ways 'K nothing Dec. 6, 1961. for people to pay more taxes. From this groat problem comos to ovary human tho personal rZ We submit the suggestion that someone sit around and work ! ; problem; "bow to break tho tensions'' of dally living with "rumors toward finding ways to reduce state and federal spending and a of war" and "throats of man destroying mankind.' , actually do something about cutting the costs of government infZ The only way this column writer knows to break this frightful stead of talking about it to gain a few votes or some other end. "Spell is to relax our "mind by thinking constructive thoughts of $. quietness, peace, and love. To develope a hungry, curious and habit ual quest for applicable wisdom1 and inspiration. iVr' By B. F, Cottle 1981 t 4 Shoplifting is, unfortunately, a crime that becomes all too pre valent around the holidays. 1 It seems to bad that in 8 country, as rich and prosperous as ours that people still have to commit the crime of ju& plain old fashioned stealing, of petty items. V Take for instance the experof Loren Wheeler. Mr. Wheeler is the congenial, manager of F. W. Recently he caught a lady patron shoplifting. The lady was taken to the office where she was searched by store personnel. ience soft-spok- Wool-wort- ' f , Not Inspiration but tho end or one of tho human soul, does h show its Divine grandeur, and its alliance with tho infinite God. From these we find our greater satisfaction with life comes from 'doing the things we should do, and not doing the things we know . should not do. , 1 Wo hold in our hand tho brush of a painter of Ilf and wo dip It daily Into tha colors of our thoughts, o mot ion and acts. These creative Inspirations are displayed on the apprenticeship canvas of life. May they be constant, satisfying and as sweet as the 4-.- - bees eta honey. Lets Jo-Le- SCRATCH DOUBLES Jean Jianchetta 223 Roy Endo .223 HSI Roy Endo . .613 HTS Gianchetta 1 Payne . . 1083 HTG Reffett . Ryland . . .39;. JO-LE- E HGI Cross Word Puzzle 17. ' HGI M. Mushrush HSI Lois Timmons HTS No. Ten HTG House Doctor . grass HTG 19. Fruits 21. Ordains 22. Often: poet abbr. 29. Exist 30. Foot bones 31. Chemical compound 33. Silkworm 34. Toward 38. Hymn 37. Married 38. Blue dye . g again 44. Skilled workman 47. Wireless 22. Sacred 53. Cave 48. Lifeless 49 Route: abbr. 54. Comfort 51. Toothed , wheel ' , l.Floating promise Liberate 24. Limited period 25. Simmef ' 28. Cut ,j platform Island neaf 10. Tree 11. Pig pen 16. Crowded conditions 18. Errand boy 48. Girls - .. j ; Also Pearl of Great Price and Doctrine and Covenants , sor. Launched in behalf of two of firms well known hair care Enden Dandruff products Treatment and Suave Hairdressthe contest was unusual ing in that it offered 1,000 winners first prize awards. In each case, the prize was a Bernard Altmann cashmere sweater valued at $25. 1962 Priesthood Manuals Now At the , Jorgensen's Book 825-825- N t & Gift Shop 1878 W. 5075 S. 3 A 4 VC : 4- - ... No. Ten . Ladies - and mens clothing, fprmerly with the Bon Marche, Phone TA ...2204 ALTERATIONS, .791 . Olympias famous brewing water blends in and . ,.200 ......,.511 measure . 03 Roy News Mar Dean Cambell J brings out only the most delicate flavors front select hops and grains. Rarely, in all the world, has such an unusual water been discpvered. It is this naturally perfect brewing water that gives Olympia a subtle difference Clearfield Anne Sutton Clinton Erma Ross South Weber Lola Brake " Console Used Upright OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10 . Dale Bingham's W. 440j0 Roy . Ph. EX , EX .14 - . .. EX 44)917 ....TA FOR SALE 30 inch Westing house Electric Range used one year. Can be seen at 5377 So. 2425 W. Roy. Utah after 5 p.m. or call 825-786- THE FIZZLE FAMILY By H. T. 14-2- 1 iV .DELICIOUS CHOICE SELECTED OYSTERS CHRISTMAS TREES WRONS. A BIT . 54833 RICH "We Cut Our Own" Roy, Utah INTO 1 A pearl! BABY WERE Pinion and Ponderosa Pine, Alpine and . . Douglas Fir Phone TA 56 PUGGY FOR RENT Shop or Storage in doors Space. Two Drive $40 per month plus lights and gas. See Wm. R. Harris at Bill's Barber Shop, 1863 W 14 5300 S. Roy. ROY GARDEN CENTER 3-13- Visitors care always welcome to Olympia Brewing Co., Olympia, Washington 14 5 p.hv. Reasonably Priced PIANO HOUSE Itk the Water" the Water 30 volume set en FOR SALE cyclopedia Americana, ( 1956 . addition, ' excellent condition, ' $85. Phone TA after TA - Sunset Letha McQuarrie v and why we say...: 393-275- 1 ' Riverdale Helen Norton Best Values In the State , - . on all -- 4$ BEER IRONING One day service, ironing with a professional touch, phone . Hooper' Nedra Thurgoodr... .TA Ah 1 TA in taste... , n ' . SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE! New Spinets New Consoles TA ... West Point Virginia Oleson ......TA KenFahncke, Contractor 5-48- NEWS REPORTERS , fabric Greek letter FOR BUILDING OR REMODELING PHONE TA 5300 So. Roy. Phone News to the Following: . 2218 Get your Book of Mormon RECORDS HERE A subtle difference in taste Unfurnished FOR RENT apt. $55 plus utilities per month. Water and sewar furnished. See Wm.' R.Harris at Bill's Barber Shop, 1863 sS ' 50. Printers nickname - 198 517 2203 776 Sumatra - ; A local woman has been named Sweata winner in a nation-wid- e er Sweepstakes. She is Mrs. H. W. Yarbrough, 1992 W. 4975 S., Roy. Utah. Her prize, a valuable cashmere cardigan sweater, was delivered recently from the. Chicago offices of Helene Curtis, contest spon- p- 825-825- 3. 27. Dry 32. Warehouse 35. Forward 36. Small island 39. Italian poet 40. Clears 41. Thought 43. Blood 44. Fuss 45. Corded 20. r 825-165- Wins Contest -- r- -r JO-LE- E 23. t OWN 52. Musical V e ... JO-LE- E R God of love 9. Groove n 7h$mClwmcle be-hi- work telegraphy Aniw.t Is Punt V- JO-LE- E NISEI MEN or 1703 North Main, HGI Dai Yoshimura 231 Sunset. Harry Sugahara ...231 Geo. Flitten 231 the idea HSI Dai Yoshimura 613 BECAUSE ITS the gift that counts-giv- e HTS Steven's Canning . .3123 a gift that keeps on giving! HTS Steven's Canning ..1074 For a wonderful selection of LADIES books and gifts plus quick serHGI Jan Ware .S..199 vice on imprinting books, sta- HSI Virginia Maynard .... tionery, Christmas cards, wal..HTS Mutual of Omaha 2653 lets and other items browse HTG Lowe's Hardware 930 at Jorgensens Book and Gift ' SCRTACH TRIO 1878 W. 5075 S. Roy. Ph. 25. Not dense 28. Steamship: is still not in good AMAZONS JO-LE- E HGI Kay Pfeiffer HSI Kay Pfeiffer HTS No. Ten Fodder 9i AMAZONS JO-LE- E ACROSS 1. Reckless 5. Ballet step 8. Ages . 12. Open space 13. Insect 14. Oxidation 15. Evil spirit for LANES BOWLING LEE e scratch doubles results for the week worked out with Granchetta - Payne taking the high team series with a 1,083. Timoons roll a 517 to take high individual series. Other results shaped up like this: 4 Highway shape, but Councilman Dale Bingham and officials of Fife Construction Co., state contractor on the highway improvement proEditorial officers at 5388 S. ject, should get a vote of thanks 1900 W, Roy, Utah. Publishes for trying to make the1 best of a every Telephone Thursday. bad situation. The contractor did his best to put the roadway SUNSET Many hours of work thank the Jaycees for making pom in as good a condition as possible J. Howard Stahle, Publisher have been carried out by the at his own expense. Mr. Bingham Betty Lou Stahle, Editor Sunset Jaycettes to make baskets R. D. McConaughy also through many meetings for the needy at hospitals in the Managing Editor finally got the cooperation need area. ' to ed effect Larry Perkes temporary repairs will contain dolls, The baskets of the road. One thing to look Mechanical Supt. night gowns and pajamas.. Jaycettes will send dolls to St. Benedicts hospital in Ogden, The Jo-Lenight gowns and pajamas are for e Lanes the Primary hospital in Salt Lake City. Local Jaycettes who took active parts in preparing the baskets were: Mrs. B. (Joan) Scholer, chairman of the primary hospital and Mrs. Francis (Beverly) M. Robertson t . ,485 Maerk, chairman of St. BeneHTS Kool Roof ..2191 HTG R. C. Willey and Son 780 dicts project. The chairmen extended a vote of thanks to Deanna Fields, INDEPENDENT HGI Morris Bradford .215 ..Elaine Payne. Sharon Stephens, HSI Harold Rogers . 568 Janet Mark, Larene Moncur, Pat HTS Am. G. I. Forum . .2958 Stewart, Pat Stephens, Theola HTG Layton Furniture . . 1008 Conger, Margaret Morgan, .Jan Curtis, Nancy Smith and Nancy Smith and Jeane Forrest. The ladies auxiliary of the Junior Chamber of Commerce also After the show let's all go to drinks and food! JO Mfc s. Local Women think together next week. Column number 509. ' DOLLS. FOR KIDS courtesy of tho Sunset Mrs. J. (Jeane) Forrest, seated at loft, and Mrs. Francis, (Beverly) Maerk, seated at right, display soma of tha numerous dolls the Sunset club have mad for children in toe hospitals in the area. Mrs. K. (Pat) Stewart shows soma of the clothes that will also go with the baskets. . - i Additional copies of this column may be purchased by sending I 25 cents in coin to The Sun Chronicle, 5388 So. 1900 W., Roy, Utah jto handle mailing costs, She had in her possession numSecond Class mall prfvfiegct erous articles. Mr. Wheeler turnUtai tsthortaed t ed to call the local police and was brusquely informed by the woman that If that was the way he was going to be about it, she would never shop here again. Takes all kinds. Sunset Jaycettes Prepare Baskets For Needy. Children ... Z--. h. forward too is that in the spring it will all be torn up again. Fitting, closing comment to last weeks Gotham football game in reference to Utah State who outwieghed Baylor an average of The bigger 20 lbs. per man: harder the they fall. come, they V The recent cold snap has found calmany localites raising hoods, ling service stations and hitting their neighbor up for just a little push. Reminds one of the story about the man who asked another man for a push. An explanation was given to the proin spective pusher by the man need of the push that he needed a push of 35 miles an hour to get the automatic transmission to engage. You guessed U! The man giving the push hit the stalled car at the exact speed of 35 miles an hour. Crunch! Recent comment from an Irate Roy merchant on Highway 91, The parking isnt so bad; its just plain murder. t EImo, |