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Show A BIRD IN THE HAND $11 Million Budget Seen For County 29, 1961 The Neighbor Page Thact NEIGHBOR am nimrods both boast a dandy pair of ringnaclc pheasants taken near the end of the upland game bird season. Many Utahns made the trek to Idaho last week end for the windup of a season that runs for several weeks. A record budget of $11 million has been predicted for Salt Lake County for 1962, and will require at least a one mill tax increase. The final 1961 budget reached $10,239,426 after an additional $430,000 was appropriated in October. County officials said that most departments will require more money next year. In addition, $210,000 will be required as the countys share of employes' r e t i r e m c nt, $360,000 for a new detention home and juvenile court, $67,500 for park development at the old prison site in Sugar House, $16,000 for new machines, and $40,000 for a new fire station area. in the Granger-Hunte- r It was estimated that the mill levy next year reach 14 mills for county purposes. Right now there are more Americans unthan 200, UU0 der 25 years of age who have been out of work for six months or longer. Most of them dropped out of school and are not trained for higherpaying, skilled jobs needed by businesses and industry. Let's not be fooled into making apologies for the material accomplishments of our system. enterprise private Where we are short, and dangerously so, is n national dedication to fight to save the individual freedom that makes those accomplishments possible. Craig Vincent Named To U. S. Attorney Staff Appointment of Craig T. Vincent. formerly of Midvale, as an assistant U. S. attorney for the district of Utah was announced this week by Sen. Frank E. Moss. Mr Vincent, a native of Midvale, is the son of Mr & Mrs Tyler Vincent, now of Holladay. lie will commence his new No Matter What You See We'll Help You See It Better DEARDEN VISUAL CLINIC OPTOMETRISTS GLASSES LYE EXAMINATION ( VN'r ACT UIKSES Holladay (R8-816- 4 Office 4689 Holladay Add Lively Lift To New March of Dimes Drive Teen-Age- rs Slave auctions in this Civil War Centennial Year? It can and does happen here, with the flower o American youth on the block. But in this century, theres a difference. Now it's all in a Sood cause. Members of the March of Dimes Teen Age Program (TAP) auction their services to the highest bidder among local merchants. The money goes to support The National Foundation - March of Dimes attack on birth defects, arthritis and polio. It's all part of TAP members' lively approach to volunteer community service. They also sponsor walkathons (shades of the Thirties!) in which teams from rival schools move toward the finish line as dimes are contributed. They dance for dimes at casual sock hops and formal balls, man concessions at school sports events, and hold community car washes. Through such ingenious projects, TAPs raised of a milnearly lion dollars during the 1961 March of Dimes. For the 1962 New March of Dimes in January, tens of thou, sands of the youthful volunteers are literally on TAP. In more than 75 per cent of The National Foundations 3,100 local county chapters, active TAP committees are determined to hit new highs in fun as well as funds. Adult advisors who work with TAPs point out that underlying the outward frivolity of the teenagers' projects is a deep awareness of the need for increased research and progress in the fight against cripplini Subscribe To The Neighbor UPTOWN HhM OrEN NOON DAILY ds three-quarte- John Wayne THE C0MANCHER0S' A CImmSmp ic S Stamps MM kaNsarf CSar ad VILLA Ai .a NI6HTLT AT S:Na m. TONY CURTIS SO.EAST W k days sp tjV ar S p:ai. HEPBURN AUDREY GEORGE MICKEY PEPPARD ROONEY AT "BREAKFAST TIFFANY'S" a Tachalcslsr a MURRAY Friday fkrsayk newly-appointe- year-roun- PetticoaF 'Operation Katherine Anne (Katie) Keith, 18, of Columbia, Mo., d has her hands full as chairman of the 1962 New March of Dimes Teen Age Program (TAP). TOP TEEN aging students to undertake careers in these fields. Leader of the Teen Age Program for the 1962 New March of Dimes is national chairman Katherine Anne Keith, 18, of Columbia, Mo. Blonde, brainy and born to be busy, Katie will handle her major responsibilbirth dects, arthritis am ities as top TAP while she purpolio. During the year, many sues an ambitious freshman youngsters assist in local pa- schedule at the University of tient services by reading to dis- Missouri. abled children, writing letters On the basis of past perfor severely crippled arthritics formance, juggling scholarship or working as hospital aides. and volunteer service won't ind A prime respon- timidate Katie. She was 1961 sibility of TAP members is dis- Missouri state TAP chairman tribution of information about during her strenuous senior National Foundation Health year in high school. Under Scholarships to students in her leadership, Missouri TAPs high schools and colleges. Each showed record gains in memyear, more than 500 four-yebership, services to chapters scholarships with a full value and funds raised for the March of $2,000 apiece are offered for of Dimes. At the same time, Katie study in medicine, nursing, physical therapy, occupational maintained grades that ranked therapy and medical social her third in her graduating work. TAP members know the class of almost 300 students. desperate need to reduce the She was a National Merit Schoshortage of manpower in the larship finalist and received health professions by encour- - the Kiwanis Good Citizenship ment of Craig Vincent to the This Is CINERAMA office of the United States atHUSBV CNDS SOON torney in Salt Lake City beNs ts f pja. Op cause he is an outstanding Off lea aiarvs Saat I young lawyer and will add distinction to the staff of Mr Thurman. Both during his schooling and as a practicing attorney, RIALTO OTfcJMi Mr Vincent has shown superior a Op 1 p.a. Baity a qualities as a person and as a 2 Caawdy Slats enhance his which will lawyer DORIS DAY ROCK HUDSON imof a member this value as "PILLOW TALK" portant staff. CARY GRANT and assignment immediately will be assigned specific dutes under William T. Thurman, United States Attorney for the district of Utah. QUALITY Mr Vincent, now residing in Salt Lake City, received his education at the U of Utah with a B. S. degree in 1956 and LL. 2. degree in 1959. Following his education, he served as law clerk fur Judge Henry Hen-roi- d of the Utah Supreme Court and has conducted a private law practice in Salt Lake City since 1959. He is a member of the Salt Lake County Bar, Utah Slate Bar, and American Bar Associations. Mr Vincent is an active member of the Democratic parly, presently serving as a CANYON voting district committeemen in Salt Lake County. RIM During the 1961 session of the Utah state legislature, he servCLEANERS ed as a reference attorney to senate. the Commenting on his appointHU ment, Sen. Moss said, I am Blvd. pleased to announce the appoint 2921 East 33rd Fauth rs award. She was business manager and occasional sports-writfor the school paper, treasurer of the National Honor Society, queen of the major social function of the school year, had a lead role in the school lay, Teahouse of the August oon,H and actively participated in math, history, English and French clubs. She also teaches a Sunday School class at Missouri Methodist Church in Columbia. After a summer in Europe, including study at the Sorbonne in Paris, the energetic Katie began to plan for a banner year of TAP activity for the March of Dimes. Teenagers who are looking for a sense of satisfaction along with fun and friendship are missing a bet if they dont check TAP activities in their local March of Dimes chapters," she said. "A TAP committee isn't just another youth organization it's not merely a club to serve youth. 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