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THE NEWS !,RTTER JOURNAL, NEWCASTLE, WYOMING
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NISWCASTLE ARMY OFFICEK
~rooK PAKT IN ARMY.NAVY
AMPHIBIOUS EXERCISES
Little Creek, Va. -- A Newcas-
tle Army officer, First Lieutenant
Robert S. Thompson, has been a.s-
Mgned to the Naval Amphibious
Bue here to participate in exer-
e.tee "ttigh Tide," a joint Army-
Navy amphibious exercise held
here April 20th near Virginia
Beach.
Lieutenant Thompson served as
an umpire for the maneuver and
helped evaluate and control the
maneuver action.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nr. C. Thompson of Newcastle.
Prior to his entry into the service
Lieutenant Thompson attended
Newcastle High school and the
University of Wyoming.
In 1953 he entered the Nation.
~as Guard and was commissioned
a Second Lieutenant. Before
his assignment to High Tide,
Thompson was with the 89th
Tank Battalion at Fort Knox, Ky
where he will return at the end of
the exercise.
FFA Parent and
Son Banqugt Held
Members of Saddle and Sirllon
Chapter F. F. A. were hosts at
.a Parent arid Son banquet Satur.
4day evening at the V.F.W. Hall.
The tables and other decorations
-were carried out in the blue and
yellow motif which is Chapter
colors. Awbrds and displays were
also shown at the banquet.
Glen Statler acted as master of
eerefnonles and each FFA mem-
ber introduced himself and his
~parents. Two musical numbers
~vere presei~ted by the triple trio
~nder direction of Miss Del Tho-
lfl'laS.
Guest Speaker Tom Mltich
gave an interesting talk about
rhinestone necklace and earrings, fective until 1956. $800 benefit still due until after of how much tax benefit he has the wool incentive payment draft.I mittee for full
A grower interested in makingI ncessary forms.
by Sentinel Harry Borgiallt on be- In addition, it was pointed out levies are made Aug. 1? received under terms of the sta- ] assignment should visit his coun-I ---~
half of the Chapter. making the law effective this year The opinion answered the first tute.
Advisor R. W. Rowles present- would work an "extreme hard- three questions by establishing This would be impossible, it ty agricultural stabilization com-~ Sell It With
ed the officers with annual off/- ship and inconvenience" on vet- that the law shall not go into of- was noted, because at that time
cer's pins, following which Mar- erans and county officials alike, feet until the 1956 tax year. The it would not be known how much
vin Rawhouser read tim qualifi- Attorney General George Guy fourth, however, posed a confus- benefit can be received under the DIAGNOSIS -- X-RAY -- L
cations of the Ilonorary Farmer announced in releasing opinions ing point that promised confusion act.
Degrees. Dwight Elliott, Larry his office would have another ex- when the law does take effect. C H I R O P R A C T O R S
Carr, Itarry Borgialli and Marvin emption ruling -- on whether the In discussing it, ti~e opinion SHEEPMEN MAY ASSIGN DR. H. ROBINSON
Rawhouser presented this year's law repealing the $500 homestead said the problem presented "does WOOL PAYMENTS By Appointment
Honorary Chapter Farm Degree exemption goes into effect this not appear to have any practice- '~
members. --- Francis Walker, year -- ready in a few days. ble solution." Laramie -- Wool growers can CUSTER, S.D. OFFICE PH
John C. Borgialli, Roger Guild "It is a problem which is inher- now assign their incentive wool
and R. W. Rowles with honorary The opinion, a comprehensive ent in the law " the opinion payment, reports A. W. Willis, ex-
plaques and pins. To conclude 18-page study of the exemption continued, "and one which will tension economist at the Univer-
the program Mr. Rowles present, law, was written by Deputy Attor- confront the county assessors ev-! sity of Wyoming. RADIO
ed the members with awards and ney General Robert McPhillamey cry year unless some change is~ This ruling, he says, will per-
for Laramie County Attorney made in tim law as enacted, mit a wool producer to use part Prompt Service on All Makes of Communitatl
trophies they had earned during Walter B. Phelan. McPhillamey "It further serves to point out of his incentive payment for cur- Equipment
the year.
stressed that the opinion also was the impossibility of a practical ap- rent operating expenses instead
TAX EXEMPTION signed by Guy and two assistants, plication of the act." of waiting until the first govern- Car Radios
SLASH EFFECTIVE Howard Black and Walter Muir. In establishing when the law ment payments in Mid-1956. Home Radios
Phelan had crystalized the con- should take effect, the opinion Willis suggests growers watch
NEXT YEAR fusion over the effective date of pointed out if it went into effect two rules: (1) A sheepman can
Wyoming's new law cutting vet- the new exemption laws into four this year it would allow veterans, make only one assignment; (2)the DiCkU p & De] ivery
erans tax exemptions will not go questions: only the time county offices are agency getting the assignment Located 2011 West Main
into effect until next year, the at- 1. Shall county officials require open.on Saturday, May 21--the ef- must give the grower a complete Phone SH 6-4100
torney general's office has ruled, from each and every taxpayer fective date -- and Monday, May accounting and any balance due
The opinion also stated the new who claims the veterans exemp- 23, to make the s~orn statement within 60 days after receipt of
veterans exemption law, passed tion the affidavit provided by the
by the 1955 legislature, cannot be new law on and after May 217 I
applied practically until its word- 2. What shall be the procedure
ing is changed, regarding those who have been Wyoming's Largest Livestock Auction Cement Pumk#
The office also ruled t1~e pro- assessed and who have made the Under Federal Supervision
perry of non-profit rural electri- affidavit provided by the exist- Bonded for Your Protection High Quality Steam Curred
fication associations mus~ be as- ing law prior to May 21?
sessed and taxed during 1955 be- 3. Shall county officials permit We start selling hogs, sheep and horses at 11:00 a.m. Masonry Unit
cause their tax exemption was those who have prepared their af- each Friday, Regular cattle sale follows immediately.
not renewed by the legislature af- fidavit before May 21 be permit- Phone 643 '
ter the old law expired last Feb. ted to get by with that action for CALL US COLLECT OR MAIL US A CARD WHEN
12. this year or be required to file a YOU ARE READY TO MARKET YOUR STOCK Darrel Brown
The veterans exemption opin- new affidavit after the new law?
ion held that it was the clear in- 4, How will county officials pro- (We will buy your hvestock at home.) Call Collect For Information
tention of the legislature that the ~de for tim abstract to be sent to
exemption reduction--from a flat the board of equalization on the Torrington Livestock Commission Co. Torrington Cement Products
$2,000 per year exemption of as- first Monday in July (as required Telephone 204 or 799 L.W. Maxfield, Owner
sessed valuation to a total tax by the new law) when it is impos.
saving of $80G--should not be et- sible to state the amount of the / I
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his trip to Kansas City, Missouri,
at which time he received the
American Farmer Degree. Seven
members participated in a part of
the program telling the s, tory of
:the FFA emblem.
In an impressive ceremony
Merge TaylOr, Chapter Sweet-
heart, was presented with a
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Get aboard a new Chevrolet that packs a runs from a standing start against all body s hood,
[ no hlgh-priced car has a. ll-*
bundle of velvety TNT under the hood-- comers, Chevrolet beat all other low- But the thing you'll like most /8 IIof these great Chewolet featureSl
the new "Turbo-Fire V8"I pricedexcept oneICars--and every high-priced car the way it puts a new kind o? ?un in
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whole new chapter in the book of auto- What's behind this blazing perform- 162 high-spirited horsepower with the the highest-priced cam. Nine tr
mobile performance records. This is the ance? A compact honey of a V8 that new "Turbo-Fire V8" and if you're ] drive choices in any ,nodel--ThegreS
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wherever experts gather to compare the rolet's new "Turbo-Fire V8" has theat extra cost) puts 180 h.p. under [ cars. Anti-Dive braking--A Chevro,
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abilities of the 1955 cars. shortest piston stroke in the industry your toe. I rear springs--Wide-spaced for steadY m
(that means less piston travel / cornering. Ball-Race steering|" ;|m--
lllt fll@- M-- For example, in the recent NASCAR* longer engine life), And it PiCkfunthe one you'd rather,
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bearings.
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Florida, Chevrolet literally ran away pound of any V8 in the low- get behind the wheel. You ]] see [ cowl construction--Extra strength [ |
from every other car in its class--and a priced field. It's so efficient why the Motoramic Chevrolet i safety. /
PACKAG raft of others besides. In the one-mile that it requires only four quarts is showing its heels to every- ]1| ][
straightaway run for low-priced cars, the of oil instead of the usual five one else on the road! I s '
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