Show r l t CountOn Counton Count i 0 On n It J 1 Things happen when you call Long Distance People are surprised They call others t to the phone You ask yourself why you waited so long to visit You You dont don't need a special occasion to toi i call Long Distance Try It and seel MOUNTAIN I STATES i TELEPHONE I r ri rr i J r Morby's Store Storer r SALE World Famous Berkshire Stockings Stockings' Regular Price 3 pair SALE PR PRICE CE 1 09 Regular Price 3 pair SALE PRICE 1 19 Regular Price 3 pair SALE PRICE 1 1 29 Sale Ends Saturday Sept 19 COALVILLE PHONE 2811 I J I s s s s I I ONLY L a an 28 n 1 with your purchase of 2 extra quarts U of MILK 4 r a a Unbreakable Guaranteed r- r Highly High stain fain resistant Unharmed by boiling 4 or free freezing ling Dishwasher safe J styled Decorator rn In n 1 I beautiful neutral j burnt gold am I en AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION OF UTAH 7 Sponsored r by t Q Utah's Dairy FlUme farmers i 0 Q f Milk r ie We ken FALL FOLIAGE U TOURS U IN Hi THE DIFFERENT WORLD OF UTAH UTAH t D Between mid September mid September and October mid Utah's Utah highlands high lands ad glorious hues of gold and red to the green of their I forest covering Utah Is blessed with wilh an tin ever changing ever variety I of plant life and in the fall this Variety i is spectacularly apparent apparent ap parent as the aspen scrub oak maple cottonwood and other trees and shrubs prepare for winter in a flamboyant display of color cotor Each area arM has Its own special charm from the remote I stream courses stream courses of southern Utah with their brilliant cottonwoods cotton colton woods to the flaming slopes of the Wasatch Range flange The tours I suggested here should be considered only as representative of many fall-color fall tours in Utah though some are unsurpassed anywhere for sheer beauty and grandeur I SEASON SEASON Generally Generally the fall fall color color season occurs during the last two weeks of September and first two weeks of Octo Octo- ber Different elevations have different times of change as do various areas of the state Higher regions show fall colors sooner than lower regions and autumn Foliage appears sll slightly earlier in the north than In in n the south Amount of during dur dur- ing preceding summer also affects the quality of foliage colors as do temperatures During some years colors are much more brilliant and longer lasting than in other years But nature usually presents a colorful landscape In most areas of the state between September mid and October mid give or take a few days The fun is 15 in discovering for yourself the most delightful delight ful area of all In this ibis The iho first of the iho U U lour tour series the tho different scenic attractions of Utah will m be explored d Each area of the Iho stale state will be featured throughout the iha coming weeks NORTHERN UTAH 1 Logan Canyon Bear Lake Drive between Logan and Bear Dear Lae Lake 40 miles each way all paved US U.S. HI Highway Highway hway 89 Cache National Forest Exceptionally colorful at the height of the foliage fall-foliage season offering great variety I from flaming foothill shrubs to high altitude aspens Fishing water sports orts camping and ald picnicking State Park marina resorts beaches benches at Bear Dear Lake 2 Ogden Canyon Snow Canyon leSnow Snow Basin Drive State 39 39 20 miles each way all paved by winding in upper region Cache National Forest Grand valley views road passes Pineview Reservoir boating boatin fishing water sports Foliage Foliage Fol Fol- cage ranges from red foothill types to golden aspen An extension of this drive is to continue northeast on State 39 climbing over Monte Cristo summit into fertile Bear Benr River Valley If you wish combine this drive with No 1 3 3 Ogden to lo Salt SaU Lake City Cily via Weber Canyon East Canyon East Canyon Canyon- Emigration or Parleys Canyons or vice versa about 60 miles one way of which 40 are paved some steep winding wind wind- in ing stretches in East Canyon-Big Canyon Mountain area area Route winds through deep canyons over high passes affords grand panoramas Aspen at higher elevations oak and maple over much of area Some of route follows Old Mormon Pioneer TraiL See Tour No 6 i 4 Bountiful Peak Penk Drive between Bountiful and Farmington about 20 miles each way partially paved Wasatch National Na Na- Forest One of Utah Utah s spectacular mountain drives with vast valley and lake panoramas steep narrow winding winding winding wind wind- ing road rondo Colors Cors range the fall-color fall spectrum from foothill shrubs to aspen and evergreens Camping picnicking picnicking picnicking pic pic- nicking areas areas Not recommended for persons fearing heights 5 Middle Canyon Drive from Tooele 25 miles round roundtrip roundtrip trip partly paved steep and winding Thrilling canyon and mountain drive offering panoramic views of Oquirrh Range Ranger Salt Lake Tooele Utah Valleys Bingham Open- Open pit M Mine ne Aspen in upper reaches on oak and maple on lower slopes Hot Not recommended for persons having fear of heights 6 G. Parleys Emigration Canyon Canyon about 25 miles miles loop loop i- i from Salt t Lake City paved US U.S. Highway 40 in Parleys Canyon and two-lane two winding road elsewhere Wasatch National Forest Fine views of oak maple folia foliage c inspiring inspiring ing canyon and mountain panoramas 7 Big Bio Cottonwood Canyon Salt SnIt Lake City to Brighton 29 miles each way excellent paved road rand Wasatch National Forest Breathtakingly rugged canyon and mountain scenery Flaming reds in lower areas arcas yellow and red aspen in upper reaches Brighton Resort has lodges restaurants scenic chair lift operating in summer Camping Camp Camp- ing picnicking areas arcas Extension of this tour is drive over Guardsman's Pass to Park City or Heber Valley see Tour No 9 I 8 Little Cottonwood Canyon Salt Lake City to Alta 29 miles each way paved steep road Wasatch National Forest Rugged granite alpine terrain exceptionally varied follI foli foll- I age Camping picnicking areas Unpaved road continues u several miles from Alta to Albion Basin 9 9 Big Cottonwood Canyon Canyon Guardsman's Guardsman's Pass Pass-Heber Valley or Park PIrk City between Salt Lake City and Heber Hebar Valley or Park City about 50 miles each way paved to Brighton graveled winding steep between Bri Brighton and Heber Valley or Park City Wasatch National Forest and v Wasatch Mountain State Park Extension of Tour No 7 East of Guardsman's Pass route affords magnificent panoramas panoramas panoramas pano pano- ramas of flaming mountainsides ringing Heber valley alley right-hand right fork and Park City left hand fork If desired desired desired de de- de- de sired combine Heber Valley Tour with drives into Wasatch Was Was- atch etch Mountain State Park and over summit into American Fork Canyon joining with No 11 If Park City spur is chosen enjoy varied recreation at Park City Mountains including 2 mile gondola ride golf etc 10 Mirror Kansas Lake Drive State 30 miles each way all paved mostly easy curves some steep grades rades near foot summit Wasatch National Forest Traverses heavily forested Provo Prove River Canyon penetrates hi high h b j peaks and lake lake filled filled basins bagins of Uinta Mountains continues f ft on to Evanston Wyoming oak Maple-oak foliage near Kamas red and yellow aspen in middle reaches evergreens in f t nicking upper region surrounding Mirror Mi Lake Camping picnicking pic pica nicking areas Resort at tit Mirror Lake Fishing MIGHTY PAGEANT I IN REVIEW 10 Thrilling Entertainment Days United Armed Forces Exhibits o Agriculture and Livestock Exhibits Monte Youngs Young's Midway Rides and Shows Home and Fine Arts Exhibits All Breeds Horse Show Show Sept Sept 2126 21 Horse Racing Sept Racing Sept 23 2325 Stock Car Racing Racing Sept 18 1819 Aerial Fireworks Nightly Fireworks Nightly at 0 KIDS DA Sept DAYS DAYS YS- YS Sept ept 1920 19 Paul Winchell Jerry Mahoney The Stilt Man Utah's Terry Sisters Riding Clubs Clubs Sept Sept 2627 27 0 HOLIDAY ON ICE Nightly ICE Nightly and Matinees s s s Simplify Shopping and y v THE SUMMIT COUNTY BEE I I I CARD OF THANKS We extend our sincere thanks to all the volunteer fire tire fighters who gave their time fighting the thEl range fire on our property last week Tray and George Blonquist lc 37 I The SH SHOP P AND l SWAP Column I IFOR II I FOR FOIL SALE BALE 45 46 foot toot House House i I Trailer Excellent condition I Grant Woodward phone I Kamas Kama I IFOR IFOR FOR SALE SALE 26 26 Inch 26 Sch- Sch 1 winn bicycle le good condition Call eat Coalville 2361 2361 I BALDWIN VIN PIANO Take PIANO Take over overpayment overpayment overpayment payment of 1000 per month on Baldwin Spinet or will sell Bell for tor cash Also electric organ Write AdJustor Adjuster PO P.O. Box Dox Salt SaltI Lake City Utah I F FOIl SALE Stoker Stoker matic V 2 I years old Call Cat Oakley D D. L L. Stevens 36 36 LOST a LOST a tire Ure Would the person who picked up a new Riverside I tire the in front of Dennis Holts home Sunday Aug 30 please return to Wilma Neel Call Coalville FOR SALE Winchester rifle new never used Call Mrs MM Vern Vem Davis Kara Kamas as phone I 37 10 FOR SALE Home In Kamas Kamae I Contact Gerold Young phone BAKE SALE BALE For good things to eat attend the Fourth Elders Quorum Cake and Bake Sale to be hela help at the i Coalville city Hall HaU Saturday at 10 am a.m. Adv Ic Ie I I I I I II II I A M Jr I WHAT'S YOUR I FAVORITE RITE DREAM I IA I IA A LOAN CAN HELP MAKE MAIE IT COME TRUE I I Buying or building the home youve you've always I wanted need not be just a dream a Kamas Bank Real Estate Loan oan can make it itt I t come true I We invite you to come in and discuss your needs with w our Loan Department Kamas State Bank I Member Kamas Utah I i t Calvin CalvinL L L. L Rampton 9 1 There are over out of work who need and want a job Where are we going to get them Certainly not by continuing confirming our state led policy of doing absolutely nothing to promote industry industry indus indus- try within our state As your governor I can promise prom ise se you this that I will initiate and strongly urge I passage of a vigorous industrial promotion program program pro pro- c cc gram for Utah Our c people must have work i fold aid political adv ao by Vol Vo v. Man Hire In for Donald Hobrook h sew J Clearance on All fill These Used Cars All these Ford cars were trade trade- in on new 1964 Chevrolets Chevrolet 1962 Ford door 2 t hard top 1959 Ford door 4 Sedan 1962 Falcon DeLuxe Station Wagon 1959 Ford Station Wagon 1964 1964 Ford V 8 V 8 I ton 4 Speed Flatbed 1961 Ford 2 1 ton Pick Up 4 Speed V V-S. 1960 Ford V 8 2 ton Platform 1959 Ford V 8 2 ton Pickup 1955 Ford V 8 2 1 2 ton Pickup OTHER USED CARS AND TRUCKS READY TO GO 1 1959 59 Chev Impala Hard liard Top door 4 power steering power brakes automatic trans mission million 1959 Chev door 2 Six Cylinder Conventional 1957 Chev door 4 Sedan V 8 Standard Shift 1959 Studebaker I. I Lark ark 4 door Standard Shift Radio Heater neater Automatic Tran Transmission 1961 Chev Suburban y 2 ton Radio Heater Third Seat Beat Speed 4 Transmission JUS JUST I IUIE LIKE UIE NEW Moore Motors UTAH PROM PHONE 2081 2061 |