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Show Thursday, November TH E BEAVER PRESS 16, 1978 College Students are Trip Winners Two college students from this area have been named state winners and will be awarded expense-paitrips to the 57tli National Congress. The winners are Sandra Taylor, IS, Wayne County, and Paul Cowley, 18, Sevier County. The Congress will be held in Chicago Miss Taylor, honors in the 4-- who took (continued from page one) cal Survey, Denver, Branch of En vi ro n e n t a G e ol o gy . Horsi Sterr, a PhD candidate at the University of Colorado, who has been doing field research around Beaver since last August, ' showed the guests some of the prominent fault scarps north of town and led them to several exposed soil profiles. In order to understand the tectonic and history of a fault it is essential to study the characteristics and development of the soil which overlies the fault and is cut by it. The best location for studving both the surrounding soil and the fault directly is in a trench that cuts through a fault scarp. The only such trench in Beaver is available on the property of J. R. Ready Mix, Inc. just north of the Beaver cemetery. While the visiting geologists were carrying out some tests at this site, Mr. Ben Robinson, senior owner and manager of the plant, volunteered to have this trench somewhat enlarged and deepened so that the fault itself could be fully exposed. Thanks to the extraordinary kindness and cooperation of the Ready Mix management the study could be carried out with much grea'er accuracy and success. In the name of the whole group of geologists Horst Sterr expresses his deep appreciation of the instant help which Mr. Robinson and his employee provided last Wednesday; thanks are extended also to a number of other Beaver residents who have shown great cooperation and sympathy with Horst's work during the past four months. state pro- gram, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Taylor. Biekneii. She is a first year student at Utah Siate University, Logan, where she is majoring in home economies and accounting. is 11 Nov.26-30- . Com Colo 7--Up R C & liter bottle 2 Diet Rite Cola 2 liter 1 hSC bottle teO tr 1 tig Quart Banana Squash CM Hi Land Whipping Cream 70 Boneless Ham Sliced Bacon Pint 1.89 Lb. MapieRiver Old Faithful lb. 1 "Open early and late to accommodate." Newspaper advertising is the quickest and most economical way for a retailer to inform his market of what he has to sell. ALMA'S Earnings by Industrial Source as a percent of total earnings and personal income by Type as a percent of total personal income: State of Utah and Utah Counties, 1971 and 1976. BEAVER Earnings (labor) Farm j 975 10U0 8.5 Manufacturing 41 5 3 Mining Construction Wholesale trade Retail trade Finance, insurance and 7.1 2.0 8,2 (f) 5 5 14.1 151 real estate Transportation, continunications, and public utilities Services Federal government, civilian Federal government, military State and local government - Other Personal income Residence adjusted net earnitigs Property income fe' , vrtiw&iwife.. 27.89 Fruit Cocktai Gold Medal Reg. or Unbleached 7,8 4,1 (D) o.5 0.5 15,7 133 u.4 14 5 17,0 22.6 Malpractice insurance Malpractice 2.79 Tall Can premiums for Utah physicians will be reduced next year by an overall average of 15.3 percent, it was announced today by Aetna Life & Casualty. Participating Utah State Medical Association members will also receive a SI. 2 million dividend from Aetna Life & Casualty, individual physicians, which range from 14.3 percent to 18.7 on the type percent of medical practice, are eifcctive n j H 20c Off King Size 11 Cascade 12c Off Chicken Cranberry SaocB U & I ieoz. 2.E3 Crackers 26 oz. .G5 1 Pumpkin Pio .7 or Semi-Swe- 2.S3 Blue Bonnet 2$l i .3 z. 2 can Dolbi Turkeys 1.19 .83 1 Special Group Table Timex Watches Max Factor 25 Of Price V2 A Off New Assortment TIMEX WATCHES just arrived In time for Christmas giving! Products from $1.99 IE)MIU(S Watch for our a m s CHRISTMAS SALE v after Thanksgiving! H si thru 22 Assorted Crystal m 2$1 Campbell's Soup For One 8oz. Golden Chicken hoodies Banquet Assorted Hershey TV Dinners Hot Cocoa Mix Cudahy Thrifty Del Monte 15oz. Assorted 1.03 12 envelopes 4S1 m 1.15 c 2S1 Pineapple Reynolds 25 ft. S .99 12oz. I Miracle Whip Log Cabin Quart anqlers Aluminum Foil 2A85 1.25 Nabisco Assorted .89 lib. .3 .79 Reg. or Creamed Shrimp Cut Yams 1.19 27.65 : Dial Soap Paper Towels 2S1 48 oz. 2.25 Orleans 2Vz Quart Jumbo Cox 40 oz. HOney Joy Liquid Assorted Bath Size Snack Crackers ausaoa Rolls 1.19 24 oz. Syrup cans Vegetable Juice Princeiia Matthew Cowley, Paul Dunn Talks by Hugh B.Brown, Kraft Mince Pie Filling V-- 8 Also Conference Tapes 12 Gallon Franks Wilderness Clam cr Spicy Hot by Tabernacle Choir, Ricky Tanner, others oz Wilderness Cherry Pie Filling Xmas Tapes, LP Records Bacon ub. Milk Chocolate Hershoy Chips this Nov. 16 Bar-- Honeycomb 69.95 HDTTT' 36.95 Other Sets from 24.95 New Testament Margarine Post 12 by Charles Freed Reg. 44.98 Blue Bonnet Blue Bonnet Regular! lb. Keebler Townhouse Pearl of Great Price - ORDER YOUR TURKEY TODAY Icq Cream 53 Chip Dips Brown Sugar 2m S5.49 "V HiLand Nalley Assorted 8 oz. Powdered Sugar or D&C Tape Doctrines Covenants ; Faith Precedes the Miracle Hear and Compare! r lease use personalized checks! Western Family Christ m Cool Whip Strained or Whole Ocean Spray Life of Book of Mormon Pearl of Great Price Was 89.95 A (vuMhf 6.99 . Birdseye 9 oz. Shortening 4 S59.95 Detergent 32oz Crisco 3 lb. in Was 89.95 i tit !L II m PalmOliVe UqUiC of J5 Bethany charge was 5 percent of annual premium. Also eliminated, was a 25 percent special surcharge for employed physicians. Aetna, which previously sponsored the Utah Professional Liability Insurance Program jointly with the Utah State Medical Association, provides malpractice insurance for 1,275 Utah physicians. A major contributor to the reductions in malpractice insurance is a loss control program. The program, which includes claim review panels Aetna educational resources to alert Utah physicians to potential sources and causes of malpractice claims. j Stove Top Stuffing TUNG A INFESTATION The first reported case Tunga penetrans infestation x :r to and abdomen. consisted of 8 Treatment antitoxin and of tetanus injections large doses of antibiotics. Recovery has been good. Spencer W. Kimball Complete Quad-O- n for the year beginning December 1, 1978. Package programs for the joint program will range from $942 to $8785, also depending on the individual physician's specialty, Aetna said. In addition, for all physicians practicing in partnership, the partnership surcharge will be eliminated. Previously, years. This patient had not had a booster for more than 20 years. Her symptoms consisted mainly of severe muscular contractions of the face, jaw, upper extremities Journey to representing premiums charged members but unused to and expenses, excluding this year's dividend. Aetna has already paid members more than $887,544 since 1971. These reductions in malpractice insurance premiums for 3-- 5 Dramatized tion continues to receive reports of upper respiratory illnesses throughout the state. Symptoms are variable, as is extent and severity of disease. None of the reported outbreaks have been characteristic of influzena and no influenza isolates or serological confirmations have been .37 Seqo Milk I8i 100.0 52.9 Utah was recently diagnosed in'a Utah County man. Tunga penewas trans, the burrowing flea, identified in lesions of the feet. The flea was contracted in South walkAmerica, presumably while on a beach. barefoor ing known Tunga penetrans, also or flea sand chigoe, as the jigger, is common in the tropical regons of Africa and America. The fertilized female borrows into the skin of the feet or other body The parts and deposits its eggs. lesions become inflamed with intense itching and secondary infections. Tetanus and gas gangrene are complications. the basic series of three injections should receive a booster at least once every 10 years. In cases where an injury occurs, a booster should be given if the patient has not received vaccine in the past Ht (D) 5 j a 25 lb. Flour 45 NO INFLUENZA. ..YET! The Bureau of Disease Preven- Weekend Specials for Nov. 16 thru 22 Western Family 303 ran (rj) 100.0 1 tm (D) - Transfer payments 10 North Main 4 3 3 () 1 .. (j) ()) TETANUS Utah County woman has developed tetanus disease as a result of contact with soil and horse manure. Tetanus spores were most likely introduced through scratches obtained while fertilizing rose bushes in the woman's garden. Clostridium tetani, the tetanus bacillus, is a common organism in soil and the intestinal tracts of animals, especially horses. Disease is caused by a toxin produced as the bacteria grows anaerobically at the site of an injury. Protection is provided by active immunization with tetanus toxid. Adults who have completed A J97 100.0 12.3 CHASE'S 270 North Main Disease Report Personal Income in Beaver County Geologists Crisco Oil 2.29 f Sweetheart 1.09 50Z Fabric Finish Gallon 1.09 j Campfire Western Family 2V2 Yams Pumpkin Betty Crocker 11 nb .55 Crest Toothpaste 7 oz. 1.18 I Turkey Size cz. Pie Crust Mix .49 Early California Select 300 Pitted Olives .59 Giant Size Cheer Marshmallows Detergent 1.39 Radishes 10 lb. orGreenonionsllc bunch Russet Potatoes 1.15 Sugar Crisp Brown-ln-Ba- g ,65 Libbv 65o bag Pumpkin 29 oz. 2S1 Cascade 1.59 j .89 I Large Stalk Celery Soup Starter .89 Coke, 7--Up Also Root Beer, Tab 2 liter bottles |
