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Show Utah Price, lSuH-AdfOCQt- 15, Thursday. February I9-- AGQG ScgIu IllCrGQSGc! Fube 1st Minimum Boy Scouts Look Forward fo Choice of Summer Camps t Hu .mess firms were reminded High I'mi.ih Camp will be ojx n j fur two weeks from luly 29 h to today that I he minimum wuge.s August Hull Ih.s (amp is Iota se by the lair I ubor Standards t The re- lid in la Hiii.ful Windv I'ark aria At t up fill. I Donald of D tin cl die last-rfrom r came mmdi Ibgh part Tl miles north of Dicw, fa Id office supervisor of I'mi dis, Vi rtial fills is (hi site ol die die Silt lake (tty Office of the ml Windy iark Hanger Station (I, S I alar I)i partmenl's Wage mil was a stojaivi-- r lor the ore and Hour and Public Contracts Division. wagon- wliu h navi list the I limn-Iski-sIhkiIiiip. ariliiiv, n.ilurt-- , ig Military Hoad, wliuli was Mr Drew pointed out that the and fishing nine the route to I unsion. kvo pamt-for most covered work- Some of lilt- activities for Scouts lost Camp will oen Jum to SI 01 an hour i rs advaneed will la- r fie, skeet, and art hey and will run fur (wu HI. The $1 (rom remaining cov- , shouting. I he trading xM, mg June 29, h This lamp is now enti.led are d en employees I'iah souih of t.iiml in Sou,h-rll.king, n. ii ri- and advaiiu- 15 an hour minimum, instead SI Side trip-- , available of ( in nt are, P.inginlth lake and of the pr sent $1. InDrive lirinigh 'h Ages', dar llnaks Naion.d Monument "I and i laming Du. (try It o a primilise tamp without Dinosaur workers who Mr. Drew sa'd. Dam. for (eir will be due the $1 60 minimum are improvum-nttnaips wlvi r. ally like io "rough it." P per rv Mr. fa, h those engaged in employment sugges t d iht A t provides an excellent npmrHini-Moveslilt4 for should ! r up op tinip wlu(h whs covered before in Included1 iv for smuts to profit amended hlt the was 16. to assur,is soon in camp trafi. pmnei ring, Ink-Ik and iir employ es individually of its home. n.i (limp mg. and wihkI lore, Heater Camp will open July 15th and last for one wick. er Camp is located east on .1' way 151 out of Heaver at Some 6. Steady your driving. Creek Drivers Keservoir. less farther Want to lingers of the scout activities in hide, gasoline who nervously gun their motors Th'-rifle, skeet, and artherv shuut-thfollow the adviee of Mario at slop lights and "jack rabbit' drivers who roar off when the mg; trading post. fishing, hiking, Amlreai, who was named Amt rutin Driver of the Year by 'ighl turns gteen are only wasting games and nature activities. fuel. the nation's leading Take care of your car, Andretti writers. .sports In the current issue of Pel mi- (onrluiles. fnmi CrfrKd anil ktnntnrx are n ilaiy ai tdl unit. s I InMuttc. m mil ir.nlnif' Ciiuiiut-arc li.iking furLory mow of mo. i!u h.milcr.ift in one amniLnt t ai wartl fmir camps fiu'itv, anil milk lv ibe I'l.ih mint, hi i .01,1 I, i,. ill an ii s .iil.il.lt- - (nr pur Nation. it Parks Council, i Sctmis of Aim ru a, lus lm n ih.iso a! "li iss nimi n pritcx ami t v.mc Pi rr n announced fiy S surplus .kI ilisi rid Siam I evtiume. in. is In- - asailalili sihiili 'JIk troops art- - in iKi pni ss Oiliir adviiii-iih in It rilliof ilii tiling tthuh of t hr- t. mips slaaitiiip Scouts J1..V - i opi-raii- $ . )( - i ju-.- l s - - iht-- vs ill atu-ni- l Maple Dell open. June JOih and will remain op n unnl August 10. 1S Camp Maple Ik II is located six mil-souih .f Pa- - tamp s in Pawm Canton. Hi's tamp is ralisf as one camps in the Slak-oral lias Cililies available cf die Iasi Smui Western Imied (he following fafor Seoul tampers: There are eight arniamn! campsites with cotikuig ice bnxts, a latrine and wash slant), and running water Scouts wiHild like to "rutigh primalive campsites also are, available. Water activities include lake located in camp wiih of fish, row boats, canoes, and rubber, rafts. The latest addition to the camp in an Olympic-- , size swimming pool, featuring latest equipment, and is heat- ed. Quiilifiixl lifeguards and in- - s - , it, - s - - s tish-ing- 1 - s , in las-oin- jxi-vi- f Gas Tips on Saving High-plent- ' e l7 auto-racin- g nim Today. Andretti points out of the dial approximately Amerithe that average gasoline can puts into his car is wasted. e Tut is money, and saving is really good, effluent driv- JUST DREAM I in motil, and restaurant I ommerce, or cm ttriam lurge t nurdm time Ihi-are and on half their ri gular afu r JO hours a wcik. a!-- plot.. will apply hn $1 15 nimimu-to workers madi subjict to the Ael by the ! amendments, Jhise tut lude cmplnvi es of large hoti Is, motels, and ri staurunts, "buT- - in laundries and em- humi'g eMal.ishnu nts: and of P,(-'s nursing h.r,r.ials . hum, s. whe.hi r public or pnva-einst.tu-land bool of s, employ, e. '.ns f hh,'r ,utt'1",n- v'h,',h'" o - "r Pm J"'' anl n,n i Fan-pirn- n lues can waste one-hagallon of gasoline out of every 2(1 you buy. 2. Keep vour motor tuned. Your car should be (lined every 5,000 to 8,000 miles. Make sure spark plugs are on the checklist; faulty plugs can waste as much as one gallon of gasoline in every 10. Few 3. Watch your braking. faster burn up gasoline things than repeated, unnecessary braking. Keep a few car lengths behind the car ahead so you dont have to slam on the brakes sutl-il- t nly if he slows, 4 I.et your car breathe. Automobiles need air at least 9,0110 of gasofor gallon gallons every line consumed. Keep your air filler clean. If you dont, it can cut gasoline mileage, Modern 5. Know your gasoline. gasolines (which cost less, before taxes, than the fuels of 1922) are tailor-mad- e automo-- t for todays biles. Since these are so many of vehicles and different typi-engines on the roads today, it is best to check with your service station dealer about the right grade of gasoline for your car. start saving for it right now. Regular or at a special saving, every time you sjieeify, will bring that dream . . . pay-da- Open a Member FDIC IBANK d An Independent Bank Green River, Utah Helper, Utah fi-b- 10:40 Fri. Feb-3- Fli Febcl6 2:30 8:00 Fri. Feb.16 10:40 12:00 Sat Feb; 17 1 1:40 Sun. Feb. 18 1 1:00 Sal Feb.:i7 O PM-TH- E WORLD OF HENRY ORIENT, Peter Sellers, Paula Prentiss DRESSES Reg. to . . $ . . . Mon. Feb, 19 2:30 Mon. Feb;19 8:00 10:40 Mon. Feb.-1- Tues. Feb. 20 2:30 Tues. Feb. 20 10:40 Wed. Feb. 21 Wed. Feb. 21 2:30 8:00 Wed. FeS. 21 1 0:40 PM-0NL- Y Dan Dailey, June Haver (C) AMAZON, John 0ZARKS, Marjorie Ilurry ROBES Main Stephen McNally, Alexis Smith (C) Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh 0, E PM-EB- B PM-HIRE- D PM-TAK- E PM-F0- R FM-AWA- Y THE HIGH TIDE, 2.69 2.29 Limited quantity, finer quality. Must sizes. stock Our famous name knit 2 or 3 pc. sets. OC0 O LJi CARE OF MY LITTLE OR MONEY, ALL BOATS, PRICE . . . save now HCC UTT 1 .. . 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The airman is a graduate of Carbon High School. one-hal- TO . 8:00 State Farm now Insures more than 9,500,000 cars! And, with us each car is No. 1." Why not start enjoying the kind of Famous Low Rates and Hometown Service that have made people Insure more cars with us than with any other company? Call todayl Communications Grad we-kin- these dresses. Smartly styled Thurs. FebTlS Camp-o-re- e is UP 15.95 IWTHdU WILD HEART, t gtossing more than $5u0,t(H) Ibe $500,000 lest will be Vl aily iiiir.d to $.'50,000 on I eb. I. I960, i, Mr. Dtew said that questions ulx.iH the f air l.alor Standards At would be answered at the Salt I aki City office of the U. S. I aUir Department's Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Dtvts-on- Reduced fUUlolDCa E enter-,1,11-- is Rudy camping and activities chairman for (ariion Disyr j)rtw trict of the L'tah National Parks (J,V a p;irn., lM f tK. kinds of tl. Hoy Scouts of America, Count I'M th workers enwred hv announced that Boy Scouts today Ie f that H aililul mlini fiis,'' aim Carbon County will hold from tlv ir minimum would increase by this their win;er camp-o-re- e 15 ci nts every year until $1 fiO an 16 and 17. Feb. hour is real hid in lib. 1, 1971. . Mr. stated that the 19t!8, 1, Also biginning wickers covered by the 19ii6 camp will begin Friday night in amendments are due time and Consumer Canyon with check-in- , f alter 42 hours a week, supper, and a campfire program. (,f 'he present 44 hours. Saturday the Scouts will have (he insUa 40-- , opportunity to pass and learn maThey In come subject to the terial on pioneering, knife and hour week on Feb. 1, 1969. and survival axe, snowshoeing However, some covered work-- , training. ers are exempt from certain of Mr. Felice ipviti-- all interested Drew noted, the pay provisions, covered hotel, people to attend the camp. For example, DRESSES 5 PM-TH- 1 lf s J5 2:30 it ihooph lovend Building and set vice einployi es.' Isied, "this ioov la- - located at 3207 The tel, plume number Carbon District Boy Scouts Eye Winter Hd VrdllV. pari i.f a $260,1)00 (link liie pressure regularly. 1. Thurs. Feb , from overtime. ol a retail or strvue in from Ixith are trrpn-thminimum wage and ovt rtime th enti rprtse grosses provisions d 000 a Vi ar. Simi$500 than less of an larly exempt are employees estab-lislnv rvtce or iiia.i mill si reuil nt that grosses less than ao- rate u nipt tmploVs We Will Be Closed Mon. Feb. 26th to Umli ruiflaied tate j.loyt d ( Prices Are Reduced For Inventory gas-o.iii- ing, he says. Andretti lists several ways cu-- t motor fut bills: Helper inler-.ta'- one-fift- h ABOUT IT . . . vacation to wonderful reality! savings account today, at ml in 2.99 Stock up on needed items or baby GIRLS DRESS SAVINGS 12 MENS SLACK BUY gifts. Terrific values! PRICE Our entire sbx k is red u ed . . Sizes to 14. Great Values! Big savings here . . . Famous name with stapre-- t create. . $4.00 Many Ur.advertised Values In Every Dept. NO OR TFiU5TED TRAD;NG SINCE 1390 ON $5.00 EXCHANGES REFUNDS SALE MERCHANDISE |
