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Show CLASSIFIED ADS CONT. CHEV TRUCK FOR SALE-See at 74 So. 5th East or call 756-2190, 756-2190, Am. Fork. 6-13-lt FOR SALE-1958 Ford 12 ton truck, 6 cyl. 4-speed withGem top sleeper. Call 768-3416, Lehi. 6-20-It Mountain States Telephone Co.To Seek Rate Increase FOR SALE "Ramsey" Jeep winch. Power take off and drive line. $150. Call 768-2634 768-2634 Lehi. 6-20-2t FOR SALE-1955 Willys sta wagon, wag-on, V-8, everything new. 383 W 900 No., Lehi. 5-23-tf FOR SALE-1959 Triumph Tr-3 just right for fun. Best offer. 383 W. 900 No., Lehi. 5-23-tf NEED A GOOD CAR? or Truck? Used or new ask for John Roberts Rob-erts at Tri City Ford. 6-20-It Wonted WANTED TO BUY-4-bedroom home in this area. Call 756-4604, 756-4604, Am. Fork. 6-20-2tp HELP WANTED-American Fork H o s p i t a 1 MAINTENANCE MAINTEN-ANCE MAN Experienced plumbing, heating, painting and electrical work. AC COUNT-ANT COUNT-ANT Experience in accounting, account-ing, purchasing, accounts receivable re-ceivable and accounts payable. Good salaries and benefits. 6-20-tf AVON CALLING Women who want to be successful and earn good money in their spare time. Money back guarantee makes Avon Cosmetics very much In demand and easy to sell. For interview write Mrs. LaVera Anderson, 164 No. 7th East., Provo or call 373-4561. 6-6-4t HELP W A N T E D-Recondition ing, washing cars. See Ned Veater, Phone 756-3547, Am Fork. - 5-9-tf WE NEED HELP!--Earn $100 a month if you can spare 2 hrs. a day. Write Extra Income, Box 1234, Provo. Include phone number. 6-13-tf WANTED Horse pasture In or near A. F. 756-2093.- .6-134 HELD WANTED- Cherry pickers boys or girls, must be 14 years - or older. Call 785-2635 Pi Grove, evenings. 6-20-ltp WANTED TO BUY-Baby turn iture, chest of drawers, guns and Misc. items. FAIR TRADING TRAD-ING POST, West State Road, Am. Fork. 5-9-tf MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Wheelchair, invalid walker, crutches and canes. RAY'S TAYLOR DRUG. Phone 756-4021, Am. Fork. 4-11-tf LOST Sorrell gelding with white hind feet. In vicinity of State Training School a week or ten days ago. For inf. call 785-3310, PI. Grove. 6-20-ltp FREE- baby kittens. Call 756- 2806 A. F. 6-20-lt SHARE DRIVING leave A.F. 6:45 a.m. and Salt Lake 4:45 p.m. Call 756-2494 or 756-3230 756-3230 Am. Fork. 6-20-tf SPARE TIME INCOME-Boom- ing new field, refilling and collecting money from new high quality coin operated dispensers dispen-sers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $900 to $3300 cash Few hours weekly can net ex cellent income. More full time. For personal interview, send name, address and phone number num-ber to P. 0. Box 566, Salt Lake City Utah 841 10. 6-6-3t . A request by the Mountain States Telephone Co. for a review re-view of its earnings in Utah with an explanation of the need for improvement in revenues was filed recently with the Public Service Commission. The application was presented by Eric C. Aaberg, Telephone Company Vice President and General Manager. It stressed a need for additional revenue if the company is to continue providing progressive telephone service serv-ice required and expected by the people of Utah. Aaberg said telephone rates were last raised in 1958. Since early 1962, telephone rates in Utah have been reduced by$l,- 70,000. This included a 25 cent per month decrease in residential residen-tial rates, lower charges for long distance calls within the state and removal of interzone charges char-ges within metropolitan Salt Lake. In addition there has been a complete elimination of some toll charges by expanding local calling areas. The application asks the Commission Com-mission to consider the value of the company's property in the state and establish a fair rate of return to be applied to that valuation. val-uation. Since the last general rate increase in-crease ten years ago, Aaberg said 0 B 1 111,1 r 1 I' i 'oij E I'M NOT MUCH ON MATH, BUT EVIDENCE IS MOUNTING ...I'D BETTER BRUSH UP ON CALORIE COUNTING! the company has improved and expanded telephone service at increasingly higher costs. It has also experienced increased costs in acquiring new capital for expansion ex-pansion of telephone facilities and substantial increases in wage costs and taxes. The application noted: "'The present schedule of rates and charges for interstate telephone services now produces earnings which are inadequate to sustain continued service expansion and improvement and to provide a fair and reasonable return." Increases in taxes from $6.0 million in 1958 to $12.9 million mil-lion in 1967 were cited. There were 288,000 telephones in Utah at the beginning of lQ58and478,-000 lQ58and478,-000 at the beginning of this year. However, the investment per telephone in Utah has climbed from $298 to $437. Annual wage payments have increased nearly $8 million since 1958. Construction expenditures of I the company in the state during i the past ten years were $168 ; million, ranging between $13 mil-! mil-! lion and $21 million per year. I Aaberg said the extent of future j construction and improvement of i facilities depends on the firm's ability to acquire new capital. ! Complete conversion of local telephone offices to dial and other Witnesses Slate Convention At Billings, Mont. Members of the AmericanFork congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses Wit-nesses are making arrangements to attend a four-day district con-vention con-vention in Billings, Montana, starting July 11. Orville Wel-den, Wel-den, local presiding minister, stated that this convention will be one of 39 similar gatherings to be held throughout the United States this summer. Mr. Welden said, "Since the assembly theme will be 'Good News for All Nations,' we anticipate an-ticipate something new and startling start-ling that will greatly affect the preaching work of Jehovah's Witnesses Wit-nesses for the next several years.'' More and more, Jehovah's Je-hovah's Witnesses areemphasiz- ing the urgency uf the times and the nearness of the establishment of God's Kingdom rule over the entire earth. Continued Mr. Welden, 'In these times of global stress, it ill be refreshing to draw spiritual spir-itual strength from the Bible in association with those who recognize recog-nize God's Word as a safe guide and sure hope for the future. 'We always reap rich spiritual spiri-tual benefits from conventions like these, which are a regular feature of our worship, and this year should be no exception," he said. This series of district conventions, conven-tions, which is sponsored by the Watchtower Society, will feature over twenty hours of Bible talks and stage dramatizations. Delegates Del-egates are expected from Montana, Mon-tana, Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, Utah, Nevada, and Idaho. modernization gains were given as reasons the company has been able to continue to keep pace with the growth and communi- i cation requirements of the area ! during the past ten years without increasing rates. ; It was pointed out there has : been a leveling off of the oppor- I tunities for increased economies to be brought about by such im- j provements. ; The company requested the j Commission to schedule a hear- j ing to consider a fair and rea- sonable return on investment in I the present economy. JFVre Softies for Curls . St THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN Thursday, June 20. 1968 Let us show you how a new curly or softly-waved hair style can hring out a prettier you for all the happy days of summer fun. lire srncmnne IV V I IfUIIIVIIU Flowersy&r Wedding .V(E. or for any 11 U U ll Hill Ir- ficrncirtn b 3 JtY. li .W;;,f ,- f.V tteM. Orchid ' (i ' kwJ"' II Ur '0WCrs orc better because ' f?S they arc Home Grown y ill ill I IIIII1MIKIP PIAKII ll MUPirnKlb rLUKAL Phone 768-3021 : Pnone 756-3539 96 W. Main 54 East Main American Fork Lehi ! I '' i V y Ll FRIDAY J Li J j y J SATURDAY I! B IPMAIMS I n nil Mi ff I TWO PARADES I LMlL(LL mm mr THUIR JUIIE 20, 10 A. n. Western Parade 6 P. EL Saturday I J011E 22, 6 P. Ll UTAH'S FIRST AI1D BEST CELEBRATION OF THE YEAR PARADES BEAUTIFUL FLOATS, COLORFUL BANDS . CARNIVAL FUN FOR ALL AGES, COME ON OVER! YES SIR, COMIN' RIGHT UP . . . delicious strawberries straw-berries and cream served in the Park right on th Midway at Strawberry Days where all of Central Utah congregates to have fun in June. TEENAGE DANCE Wednesday, June 19 "THE PACK" Kids Races - Games and Prizes Friday Afternoon, June 21 iACH STRAWBERRY DAYS EVENING Produced by D. A. KERBY-Featuring: O 2 OUTSTANDING RODEO CLOWNS Denny Allen and Eddie McGrann O NATION'S BEST COWBOYS IN ACTION O ELECTRIC SCOREBOARD FOR INSTANT SCORING ! VERNON AHMAN O $2,500 GOAT SPECIALTY ACT O SPECIALTY ACT "Craig's Guanacos and Princess Kondra" A TRAINED HORSE AND A HERD OF SOUTH AMERICAN LLAMAS O EXCITING GIRL'S BARREL RACING Rodeo Chairman I |
