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Show L. -v 7TT r - LATE MODEL SPORTSMEN will be the main evenf this Saturday July 24 at the Suntona Raceway located south of Springville. Time trials start at 6:30 with racing to begin at 7:30 p.m. Suntana Hacemay to Stags Vaafs BIBSt Rasing Ev&nt Saturday, July 24th, the races at Suntana Raceway Park will be a memorable event. The Utah County Stock-car Stock-car Association will present "The Pioneer 120." This race, one of the biggest in the year, will consist of 120 laps of heavy racing. This race will have the top drivers in the western states. The winner of this race will receive a large amount of prize money and a beautiful trophy. Other special events are also scheduled for Saturday, July 24th. These include time trials at 6:30 p.m. and races at 7:30 p.m. In the race schedule we will have trophy dashes, heats and then something new, "The Piglet Race." This race will consist of drivers catching live piglets, carrying them to their car, getting in and giving the piglet a ride once around the track and then returning the piglet to the pen, grabbing another and' repeating it. The first one to return the second piglet wins. This will be performed by the drivers of the late model sportsman. After the piglet race, we will have the "Hobby Main." Every week we seem to have more entries in the hobby cars. The top contenders racing rac-ing and point wise are "Gator'-' Joe Bowen of Springville Spring-ville who is first in points, Grant Williamson from American Ameri-can Fork second, and Larry Batty from Orem in third position. posi-tion. The prize money for this race is well worth winning. There will be a lot of hard but careful driving. After the "Hobby Main.-, the women will take the track over. A Powder Puff Derby will be held. This will consist of hobby cars with all women drivers. This ought to be very interesting! Good luck to the Vets Premium Payments Explained Administrator of Veterans Affairs Richard L. Roudebush reminded veterans that some of them may be making unnecessary unne-cessary premium payments on their National Service Life Insurance In-surance policies. "All NSLI policies beginning with World War II provide for a waiver of premium payments pay-ments if you become totally disabled," Mr. Roudebush said. "A veteran owning this insurance in-surance may not be required to pay premiums if he or she becomes totally disabled before reaching age 65 and the disability has existed for at least six consecutive months," he added. But the VA Administrator pointed out that, under the law, waiver of premium payments pay-ments for disability is not automatic. au-tomatic. "The veteran must apply for the waiver and refunds of premiums already paid after the onset of disability are usually limited to one year prior to the filing of the claim," he explained. Mr. Roudebush said "total disability" for insurance purposes pur-poses means that the veteran is prevented from working because of the disability. girls and the boys cars. Then comes the main event for the late model sportsman. 120 laps of hard and heavy racing. The top contenders point wise and competitively are as follows: Dean Conway of Springville, first in points; Jim Norman also of Springville Spring-ville who took first in the 1976 Bonneville 100, tied for the Championship of Nascar in the State of Utah, who placed fifth in the Oly Cup this year at Meridian, Idaho, who drives "The Spirit of 76," second in points; John Leftwich of Provo in the "Suntana Special" who is currently holding hold-ing the 1976 track record at Suntana, third in points; Wick "Cuddles" Goodrich of Salt Lake City who placed in the Oly Cup this year, fourth in points; and Gary Hubbard of Springville who is the president presi-dent of the Utah County Stock-car Stock-car Association. The final attraction of the night will be the KEYY Demolition Demo-lition Derby. The KEYY disc jockeys will participate with the regular contenders. This will be a "crash 'em up, bang 'em up race. Come and laugh with us at the Suntana Raceway located south of Springville on old Spanish Fork Springville Airport Road, on Freeway, 1-15, take south Springville exit onto Frontage Road. Canjper Special 1975Travel LiteCamper 8 Foot Double Sink Furnace Steve & Oven 3 Beds Ice Box Used Just 3 Times Jacks Included also Plus Tax Greenwood Mcvtbr Co J 202 East State Road American Fork Phone 756-2851 tfetg. 4t. 4lfr . 4tfe .!, tj. ,. vt, vtfc 1r, VV W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W lf Mr, Mr, Mr, !? li? Mr, S"z. W w Mr, w !. It? Mr, 9 J7D Plus White f V05 1 , Tooth Polish ; Balsam Shampoo w Mr, nf &b Mr, W Mr, 'iiS Reg. $1.69 49 I w Reg. $1.39 X I Mr, 99 Jo MW Mr. JoL Pre" n - j fr5! 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A carnival will be held on the quad and in Fairlyand Park from I to 4 p.m. At 4 p.m. everyone is invited to participate partici-pate in a mass waterfight on the quad. Skits will be present ed in the school auditorium from 6 to 7 p.m., with a dance and hayrides to follow near Cedar Hall from 7 to 9 p.m. A watermelon bust is scheduled at 9 p.m. and a fireworks fire-works display will close the activities of the day at 10 p.m. Census Bureau to Take Employment Survey Here survey is kept strictly confidential confi-dential by law and the results are used only to compile statistical stati-stical totals. If at first you don't succeed, try looking in the wastebasket for the directions. It's tough on a woman who wants to make a success in business; she doesn't have a wife to advise her. Don't cross any bride until you are sure one is there. Nothing maddens a politician so much as the discovery that the other side is playing politics. Local representatives of the Bureau of the Census will conduct con-duct a survey of employment in this area during the work week of July 19-24, Richard C. Burt, director of the Bureau's Regional Office in Denver, announced. an-nounced. The survey is conducted for the U.S. Department of Labor in a scientifically designed sample of approximately 70,000 households throughout the United States. Employment Employ-ment and unemployment statistics stati-stics based on results of this survey are used to provide a continuing measure of the economic health of the nation. For example, in May the survey indicated that of the 94.6 million men and women in the civilian labor force, 87.7 million were employed. The nation's unemployment rate was 7.3 percent, down from 7.5 percent in April and substantially substan-tially below the recession peak of 8.9 percent reached in the second quarter of 1975. 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