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Show BASKETBALL TELEPHONES NEWS Rio Gran de Roy & Bab Texaco ..43 Cate-Carbo- n three-fourt- 2 Mexican Lodge 2 N. American Coal Chuck's Pharmacy ... 1 Roy & Bob Texaco finally got going in the second half to run away from N. American Coal and Tuesday night to win stay within striking distance of frctttnmning Rio Grande. North American was oehind at only after the first at quarter and The miners tied the score at 5 early in the second half and then the roof caved in. The Texaco's moved out to a margin at the mark and ran away the final period. Gary Hribar paced the Roy & Bob offense with 20 points and Vincent Tone with 14, the only double digit scorers, but Roy & Bob had the entire squad of 10 players share in the scoring. The final basket for the winners came as the result of a brilliant driving layup by manager Billy Coleman at the last second. Dennis Barnes, CNek Ghirardlelli and Ralph Saccomanno each had eight h points; Bovd Imai 7, Tony 5, Brent Larson 3, and Robert Krarjnc matched Coleman's output of two points. .... 77-5- 17-1- Local Witnesses Group To Host Minister The e. nt er full-tim- People, Spots InThe News Yel-emc- : 98-5- 105-7- PLEASE CALL COLLECT PROVO 373-966- 5 MOST SETS REPAIRED IN THE HOME. ESTIMATES YOU CAN DEPEND I Stv $7,-00- BRAKING DISTANCES H? n - -- 90 DAY GUARANTEE ON PARTS SAME RATES as Provo No extra mileage charge ON DRY PAVEMENT 3 week. the Nv,t Week's Schedule Mon., Feb. 7:45 Caite-Carbo- 15 n W71 Utah LeiVt"rf. cC 8:45 Chuck's vs Tues., Feb. 16 Chuck's vs 8:45 Rio Grande W?d.. Feb 17 7:45 Mexican L n 8:45 Cate-Carbo- the er ', th,a v ' 25F. 50. lO N American Mexican L vs Rov&Bo'b W.VAWV.WWW Bob vs Roy vs N Am eric & Alices cakes don't fail any more, Shtfiot a new kitchen with a LETHAL BIKE: Cambodian soldiers turn a bicycle into a lethal war weapon, by mounting captured Communist machine gun on its trailer cart. j I itttanpravemeni Loan, see us. NOW OPEN A! so Furn r!h rati' A?sh Includes Apartments IHLLCRKS1 .('., ' Mt. Phone H 472-523- 1 Opportunity REPOSSESSED Console Piano Write Credit Mgr. 120 West 33rd South, Salt Lake City, STARK BROS. FRUIT TREES Utah 84115 and Shrubs. Representative 2,4,ll,18,3tp for Carbon & Emery area is Flmer Hamilton Sr.. Helner. OrHEALTH FOOD STORF. Phone 2,4,11.2tc Clint Miller ganic Vitamins. Whole Wheat Flour Granges 316 N 2nd East. Price. Utah Home Estimates Given us 84501 Phone Fast Service - 637-332- REINFORCED TIRE CHAINS Day. week RENT fm STUDDED SNOW T;RES 19, NEW SPA AT OREM FOR SALK l!(()1 REGULAR SNOW TIRES te aomrovei BLUE Lustre not only rids carpets of soil but leaves pile soft ,and lofty. Rent electric $1. Mutual Furniture & Hardware of Helper. REGULAR TIRES The above chart, prepared by the Safe Winter Driving League, summarizes results of braking ability tests conducted by the National Safety Council's Committee on Winter Driving Hazards at Stevens Point, Wis. These tests, using various types of tires and chains on the rear wheels, disclose that conventional snow tires are of no help in stopping cn glara ice. Studded tires, on the other hand, reduce braking distance and reinforced tire chains by by F'1unrW"w rPirM1r,t rviints rnf. inip-mentatio- n The welfaire defWi. vs Rio Grande of constitutional 0 I ON GLARE ICE AT fr" Weekly Service in Helper - Price A rea sham-poo- mm QSfer - ON. costs. When the ratio drops just one point, it costs .taxpayers am additional $3.7 million. According to the Association, in the past 10 years the ratio has dropped 10. from 27.2 to 24.5, opeaitinig 9 0. Gate-Carbo- IN UTAH il Cate-Carbo- Brickey Electronics 62 PERCENT This cut in the teacher-pupi- l ratio means that 1,170 more "Per capita costs in Carbon teachers are now being used to District $765.57. compared with teach a similar number of the state average of $6C108," pupils. the Bulletin showed. The teacher jpupil iatio in Alpine School Dirict had Carbon was 22.1 compared to the state's lowest per pupil the state average of 24.5 costs with $542.68. Murray is Daggett has the lowes1; ratio ,noxt with $543.39. Daggett Dis- - with 118 and Alpine the highest with 27.5. Washington had $1,526.15. (27.1 and Cache had 26 5. The UTA Bulletin further UTA claims that the teacher-pupaverage salratio is the most import- noted that 1969-7- 0 ant item in determining school aries of classroom teaetie s in Utah were $7,644, or $849 per month for time actually workgation and also conducts a Book ed. Carbon average salary was $7,907.00. Group there. Association .analysts said that While he is home visiting fringe benefits retirement, sowith his parents, Brad wlil cial security, and insurance share his Hawaiian cost taxpayers an additional with the Price congregation of $15,560,000. This is equivalent Jehovah's Witnesses on Frif?av to about $768 for every school .evening, Feib. 19, at 9 p.m. at pnioyee. Addling this to the the local Kingdom Hall, 135 $849 per month would put the South Main, according to Harry average teacher salaries at Mitani, local Dresiidiing minister. near $935. Also again on Sundlaiv mrrV",-- ' By districts, average salFeb. 21, at 10 a.m. at the same aries range from a low of 1 in Duchesne and $7,118 in address, Mr. Harrison will deliver a public Bible lecture Daggett to highs of $3,037 in "What Desires Do You Wise! Logan followed by $7,983 in the Cultivate?" South Summit District. lop-sid- ed 274 N. lOOW.Provo JOURNAL PAGE THREE "Total operating costs of Utah schools increased from to $173,615,933, or $106,958,951 62 in the five years since 1965," the Utah Taxpayers siaid today. "The costs do not include funds spent lor capital outlay & debt service," the ATA Bulletin noted. lf g (Utah) 11, 1971 SCHOOL COSTS CLIMB full-tim- pro-Idah- HELPER THURSDAY, FEB. hs one-ha- 35-3- three-quart- Attend FIREMEN'S BALL SATURDAY NIGHT at Helper Civic Auditorium non-prof- 1 half-tim- 9 0 REVIEW-197- ' 2 33-2- UTAH IN (Continued from Page Onel j Utah's three major taxes ' $35 million on construction in those on property, sales, and Brad Harrison, son of Mr. the state last year. Major pro- income accounted for more Mrs. Lloyd Harrison, 722 and jects included: building and than of all taxes general election, and a sharp North 2nd East in Price, will be in Ogden. paid at state and local levels rise in the incidence of major equipment additions coming home for a short visit, Bountiful and Riverton and a by Uitahns in the fiscal year crime in Utah are cited as ex- Feb. 15 to 23. Young Brad is a new Customer Services Build-- , ended June 30, 1970, according e Many city and county special amples. minister for ing in Salt Lake City. Utah's to Utah Foundation, a private officials as well as citizen Jehovah's Witnesses and has first electronic switching office it public service agen- groups are seeking an increase; been engaging in thn P:v near the University of Utah ' cy engaged in studies of state in the rate of the local option work in Honolulu, Hacampus, will go into service and local government. State sa'es itax to finance additions ministry for the past two and waii, to St. the and local taxes for the year of police manpower and equipGeorge jects from years. Presently he is asthis spring. amounted to $417,881,532. ment to fight the rising crime sociated with the MOu'iv cono Griffith said construction rate. gregation in Honolulu and has The information is contained line were geared during for additional funds been busy working with the Pressures 1971 Founof edition the 1970 to meeting the needs of in the for education, both institutions Hawaiian Branch there which customers through continued dation's Statistical Review in of 'higher learning and the pub- cares for the Bible teaching since improvement of service and by Utah, published annually lic schools, are placing heavy program of all the islands in the installation of additional fa- 1958. The Statisical Review, is- strains on the announced poli- Hawaii. sued as a reference work for cies of cilities. a"'1 the governor He said more than 3,700 government officials, business Brad Harrison graduated from leaders to avoid maMountain Bell employes1 in the executives, libraries, schools. legislative tax increases this legisla- Carbon High School in 1968 and jor state were paid $28.1 million in and private citizens, is pre- tive session. Special emphasis left shortly thereafter to enwages during the year, a jump faced by a review of the pre- is being placed in some quar- gage in the Bible mission aiy of $2.6 million over 1969. Fed- vious year (1970 in the current ters on the asserted need for work of Jehovah's Witnesses eral, state and local taxes col- instance) which briefly outlines an expanded program of voca- in Hawaii. Besides being a spelected iand paid by the com- significant developments, many tional e cial minister, devot-ineducation. pany in Utah totaled $16,277,085. of which have been treated re--in on the average 150 hours ; Projects scheduled for 1971 the Foundation's regular each month to the Bible teachinclude: additions to the Cedar search report's, issued monthly. ing activity, Brad is in charge M City an Tooele offices; new of the Literature in the congre- piper Journal Office Property taxes in Utah tomicrowave facilities between taled $144.5 million in fiscal Salt Lake and Park City and 1970, which was 34.6 of all the completion of American state and local taxes for the Telephone and Telegraph Co.'s year. Approximately half the) underground junction station in property tax was paid by bus The Rrigham iness and Brilgham City. industry, and 36 fastation, a 17,000 square-foo- t was paid by owners of resifen-- ' cility, is a primary junction tial property. All of the properLADYBUG, frog and fish (left to right) are actually purses in point on the Bell System's sec- ty tax in Utah goes to local ond' transcontinental cable. troduced in London. government units, including Griffith said Mountain Bell school districts. The onty stateplains to sped about $35 million wide property levy (7.20 mills on coiDsibruction in 1971. in 1970) is distributed to local school districts through the school equalization program. General sales taxes brought Terry Fry scored 14 for the losers and Randy Anderson 10. $120.4 million into state and Alan Keller also added mine local treasuries in fiscal 1970, THIS Little Egypt, 4 descended from the points to the North American $91 million from the state of 1893 levy and $11.4 million from the total. original World's imTwo games marked y2 local option sales tax Chicago in all of Utah's twenty-nin- e n posed jfi? the action Monday night. Fair, also dances. $v ' counties except Box Elder overwhelmed Chuck's & Rio Grande and Rich counties and1 a part Pharmacy broke the century mark in of Iron county. Income taxes totaled $73.2 thumpinig the Mexican Lodge Steve Powell hit the sea- million for the year, about M Si son's individual high in the lat- of it ($61.3 millkw) coming inieoime foiom indfivHuw! the tax, ter game, 47 paints, on 21 field the remainder from coirpotnsti'on goals and five free throws. had all five income taxes. The total of prooemtv. sales, Don Had. Matt Pollstarters, ock, Joe Trujillo, DeLoy Bog-di- n and income taxes ii Utah wa.s of all and Randy Lamph in the V.ti miliii'on. or 76.6 double figures column- Trujillo taxes paid to state and looa1 government. topping the list with 28. l;Msi:& Msa; mmmt MS 1- $ piH1H Jk 4 Highway user taxes There will be no recreation GANTK CRANE, world's largest KV million of (11.1 a" $46.2 fte activity in the gym tonight on rubber tires, stands 159 feet, 2 - . (Thursday) or tomcrrow night and local taxes): irippinv. r9. tons. Each of its taxes ment $12.2 mOTn it cn bftB.up F.to 75 (Friday) to allow time for the Goodrich tires scan eight Volunteer Firemen to decorate taxes and profits pn a1v,f',o1''C i v, y; "V "VMT! withstand load ot 43 tons the gym for the FIREMEN'S beverages $9.1 million o. state all local and other ani BALL. The regu'ar schedule will be taVDi! $30.4 mHioTi (7.3). Manv development' of l'W) resumed on Monday of next 0 2 3 4 4 5 6 I 472-333- vy 0 5 TJTCF," IJpifW.STFlftV 637-126- 1 472-536- Utah residents were treated to a touch of the past and a lock at the future, last Wednesday afternoon at the opening ceremony of the new European Health Spa in Orem. First a runner arrived, carry-ira torch from the Orem City and County Building. The tTdi was handed to Mayor E. Divon of Provo and Mavor Win stem Crawford of Orem who tck the torch and lighted a decorative ga? brazier. Then and R. Weilnnmiann Milton FV.pt MPton R. Hunter, cut a ribbon officially opening the np"'Pt European Health Spa. The Orem pna is number 93 in a nationwide chain that had its origin in Salt Lake City 20 years affo. Since fhen a lot has happened in the health field. A far cry from its predecessor; a barren, sneaker scented exer g AIR C0NDITI0NEP rooms COMPUTlLYNfW lATH$.$HOWIIU FREE GARAGE I f !:$Zzi$l J.o.4 u '6oo, B"ea fjiomtz B l isn't so sweet when kitchens wear out, bedrooms shrink, basements leak. With a Home Improvement Loan you can have your cake and eat it, too. Because you can enjoy your newly improved home as you pay for it. So don't put off needed additions or repairs, see us today. Life Home Commercial - Domestic - Auto FOR SALE with utility porch. Across the Call LEE SLAMA street from Helper Junior Phone after 1:00 High. Call 645 Rose Ave - Price, Utah o'clock. l,28,4tc cise gym catering to boxers and wrestlers, the new Spa Has luxurious appointments, sculptures and a hot whirlpool which is said to F'icdUCe & complete body massage in 5 minutes. A few steps away is the Danish cold plunge with an inconspicuous chute through wnich r e cubes from an to water into the drop keep its temperature at a chill ing 48 degrees. Exhtlerating? You bet! The cold plunge is reputed to have off-stag- a tremendous attraction, however brief, for people fresh from the hot whirlpool. It also provides a 132 degree change of pace for anyone stepping out Finnish rock of the sauna or the Turkish steam 180-degr- ee room nearby. "Inertia is the disease of modern men & women," says Byron Smith, manager of the new Spa. "Our program takes stand people from a still society and puts them into systematic activities designed to stimulate muscles, nerves and internal organs." An exercise room with a sparkling array of chirome apparatus provides mild progressive resistance conditioning equipment such as joggers and weight-liftin- g devices as well as vibrator belts, hip rollers and so on. Other features are an inhala-atioroom with eucalyptus oil scent, individual sun booths, a snack bar which will erve b'ender-mixe- d health drinks, and a Swedish maaee room. The adults-onl- y health club will have separate sessions for ladies and men on alternate days. sit-dow- n, n CARBON EMERY BANK Independent - Home Owned - Home Managed PRICE, n VII CASTLE DALE, UTAH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. |