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Show t.ws 1 i ' ingbille May 11, 1978 The Springville (Utah) Herald Section Two Ik This third place market hog was sold to the Sage Inn junior livestock show in Spanish Fork held last week. The junior livestock show held in Spanish Fork last week saw the Grand Champion Hog sold to Del Law and Mike Ewing or Happy Service Market. Exhibitor was Lynn Mecham. Army mm gets promotion Robert L. Averett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Averett, 887 E. 220th N., Springville, Utah, recently was promoted to Army first lieutenant while serving as an Assistant Chief of Staff, Personnel with the Third Armored Division in Frankfurt, Germany. Averett entered the Army in April 1976 and was commissioned through , the ROTC program. The lieutenant received a master's degree in 1976 from Brigham Young University, Provo. His wife, Alice, is with him in Germany. A&W-Neil Childs Sage Inn, Park Ro-She-Tom Biesinger Rex Drug - Wallace Peterson Maymac Beauty Salon -Maxine Fackrell S.O.S. Drug -Roland Oldroyd Happy Service -Deon Dove Janet's Ice Cream Janet Taylor Fakler Tire Al Rasband LaMar Miners Speedwash - LaMar Miner Pizza Pan John Grobben Vaud Hanks & Son Yaud Hanks Art City Pharmacy Jerry Ollerton Art City Publishing Martin Conover Dimension Audio John Chi Jester Allen's Cleaners -Champ Allen Noel Pabst Sponsors: and Park-Ro-She at the Gifted, talented students given study grants Four more Springville High School students have been named recipients of the gifted and talented study grant, provided by the state to provide enrichment opportunities to students in specified areas of study. They are David Bartholomew, Bar-tholomew, Don Hadley, Mike Carpenter, and Noel Pabst. David is working with a digital trainer used for Don Hadley breadboarding computer related circuits. The experiements will help him learn to apply Bollean Algebra to loeic circuits and design small i computers. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bartholomew. Don, son of Mr. and ' Mrs. Donald Hadley, and Mike, son of Mrs. Alice Carpenter, had an opportunity op-portunity to tour the Idaho National Experimental Ex-perimental Laboratory near Idaho Falls, Idaho. They were able to observe and learn about the Special Thanks: Charles Lowery Teds Glass Christine Davies Springville Herald Lorn a Weight , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Weight recently returned from the Missouri-St. Louis Mission. Her homecoming report will be Sunday in the Springville Sixth ward chapel at 1 p.m. workings of nuclear power generating plant. The tour was designed especially for Mike, Don and their advisor and allowed them to have a very thorough visit. Noel is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pabst. He is assembling a skeleton for the biology department at the school. This project allows him to study bone articulation and muscle origin and insertion. David Bartholomew Mike Carpenter SPRINGVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY Tickets Sold at Springville business up 18 percent Business volume in Springville increased by 18 percent in 1977 according ac-cording to. an analysis just released by Utah Foundation, the private tax research organization. Gross business volume throught the entire state rose by 17 percent last year. The study shows gross sales in Springville measured by local sales tax collections, amounted to $24,401,000 during 1977. This compares with total business activity of $20,670,000 in 1976, $18,625,000 in 1975, $11,394,000 in 1970, and $9,317,000 in 1965. Foundation analysts point out a substantial part of the increased dollar sales volume during recent years has been due to inflation. When adjustments are made for the reduced pruchasing power of the dollar, the effective increase in-crease in sales volume during 1977 was equal to 9.9 percent. Adjusted effective gains throughout Utah amounted to 7.8 percent in 1976, 2.6 percent in 1975, and only 0.7 percent during the, recession year of 1974. Population ' growth is another factor accounting for increased business activity during recent years. In the 1970 to 1977 period, Utah's population rose at an average rate of 2.5 percent per year, compared with a national growth rate of 0.9 percent per year. DUliig the 1960 to 1970 decade, the average population gain was 1.7 percent per year in Utah and 1.3 percent per year throughout the United States. Utah's economy has been performing much better than the economy for the nation as a whole during recent years. The report indicates that the adjusted effective sales volume gain of 9.9.per-cent 9.9.per-cent in Utah last year was more than twice as great as the adjusted personal consumption expenditure increase of 4.7 percent recorded throughout the U.S. in 1977. Utah's average increase of 7.4 percent per year adjusted 7:30 the Door Central Bank Valtek Allen's Super Save Utah Valley Realty Palfreyman Livestock Duke Jewelry Gift Shop Springville Floral sales volume during the 1970-77 period also was double the average rise of 3.7 percent per year in adjusted personal consumption con-sumption expenditures throughout the nation. The study observes that this pattern of the past seven years is an almost direct reversal of the experience in the 1960's when business activity in Utah was growing at a much slower pace than that of the nation as a whole. Between 1960 and 1970, the average growth in Utah's adjusted sales volume was 2.8 percent per year. This was well below the average increase in-crease in adjusted personal per-sonal consumption expenditures ex-penditures of 4.0 percent per year throughout the U.S. during this same period. The Foundation report shows that more than 50 percent of all business activity in Utah is concentrated con-centrated in Salt Lake County with nearly half of the Salt Lake County total emanating from Salt Lake City proper. During recent years, however, there has been a considerable con-siderable shifting of business activity away from the larger cities, such as Salt Lake City, to the newer suburban areas. Business activity in Salt Lake City, for example, has grown at a much slower pace than that of Salt Lake County and the State as a whole. Between 1965 and 1977, gross sales in Salt Lake City rose 162 percent. Homemakers bake sale The Springville Young Homemakers are holding a Mothers Day bake sale Saturday from 9 : 30-1 p .m . in front of the J.C. Penney store in downtown Springville. Homemade bread, cake brownies and other homemade items will be sold according to Diane Asay. "Buy your mother a nomemaae goody she doesn't have to fix." IM Sponsored Gifts and McVoy's T Bone Restaurant Artistic Beauty Salon Shauna's Beauty Anderson Furniture Tip Top Shoe Repair The Shoppe Miner's Auto Pizza Hut Cheerleaders for the 1978-79 school year at Springville High School were chosen April 3 and are getting ready for the coming year. Those chosen were: back row, Sheryl Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Car ma Duncan ; Melia Woodfield, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Leon W. Woodfield; Sandy Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal and Anna Taylor; front row; Deanna Dove (head cheerleader) daughter of Deon and Nancy Dove; Susan Kennedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon and Dorothy Kennedy and Kerrie Hatfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle and Linda Hatfield. Their advisor is Miss Anita Williams. Mark Walker has returned from the Germany Dusseldorf Mission. He will speak in the Sacrament Service of Mapleton Second Ward, 1000 W. 1200 N., Mapleton, May 14, at 1:30 p.m. Mark is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Walker. by Alpha Theta Chapter, Awards: Helen's Salon of Beauty The Attic Walter Regan (CP. A.) A&l Supply Robertson Marine Store 224 Steiners House of Flowers Stocker Club Texaco Stations ' LJJ1lJ Curtis Boyd Goodrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Goodrich has been called to the Bolivia, Santa Cruz Mission and will enter the Language Training Mission May 18, 1978. His farewell will be held in the Springville North 13th -18th Ward Chapel at 4 p.m., May 14. TOtlGC-JT Max Eggertson J.C. Penneys Custom Dry Wall LaFem Beauty Salon Johnson Tire Co. Christensen's Maries Grannies Fabric Elder Lynn W. Hjorth son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hjorth will have his homecoming Sunday, May 14 at 5 p.m. in the Second Ward chapel. Elder Hjorth has just returned from the Australia-Brisbane Mission. His last area was in Mt. Isa where he served as zone leader. Elder Don Fletcher arrived just before E. Hjorth came home. E.S.A. |