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Show SUNT A Y, JVLY IS, lft Sunday Herold 7 Starvation Dam Nears Final Construction The revenue from TYovoIOTS from ths 1967-6- 1 fiscal City Court cases has risen by ear. more than IjOOkO frcxra last The number of esses filed has In dam year, aeevrding to a compara- - risen erratically sinca 19tS, Clearinf of the Starvation i begun high Reservoir site in Duchesne March 1967 is expected to be live report issued by the city from 6162 cases to 12,827. The about the middle of court clerks timet, largest increases have occur- -' Couaty, is one of the final itopped-ou- t construction operations prior to1 August. The spillway and out The total for the vear red since U end of fiscal the total was - 'far l!7 storirg of water, reported Pal- - let works will also be com- - .n.fPJ iim, . mer B. WU)nr Keciamauon s Dieiea so xiie siorase oi waier owi. unn up mm this autumn. High Central I'Uh Protect manager, con Parking Meters YOUR BIRTHDAY and HOROSCOPE II UHOAY. JULY are Sooer, ,,. J are m n. i.na Bun M 155-fo- etaee ; u .. (nvir- , "" n oc" urnr-m- " .z 'l scoano . bch Zl incudes AGITTA,IU ' nt tne your, tor .!.,! build- brush, eur eccoru.ti. aims trv mcarwmt k w mr tw " ectiom to a MMJl. may yttngswr be i "? uigs. structures, fences, ana Ii Veu TTeiTi-rT-i X CM. TlT targe k. . fioauble material. Trees other mti we iw. teeoier er (utannct Mti e excellent tor She yount trust n, are either uprooted counselor, riMrM miisi ana brush ia tim TvDAT I rOH EtAST noar th ert.unA and m ed Du--; CANCER (Jmw w) Hrr- - Pram July 131 Knmin aa.h aquahj um. h-- f tutor , u . twc t.mt. buildings r and structures are noh a m t.m.iy demolished by Wldoxtrs md 'burned. o Tbe purpose of clearing the -to eliminate all re,erv-oi- r , - ' '' I. r- - "' ; The clearing movi il of trees - - "I'Tr".?" ,"T1 JiTilc-"'- , yJ .SJVtZZS ' J?&:u2jrZ IST (rM. "TIZZ. ttn&rZZJ!r T uaVST! -- ... v f sunace cutout and Duchesne Rivers will be tdtal number of cases filed rose u sioreu in neeioir i in ! ' . i,r in " si'i " ... sunuun su.s. "" ifir ; D'r, luius- highest and longest bridge ever - 7. ;. . r i riKiMS meter jomchuics - r- has increased from $18JSCt7 ia 1961 The figure for this year mocm wou;d undauntediy b higher if parking metee..MW enue had not significant! 1961 and tne revenue from civil creased when meters ware-cases was also down, from en out on most dowPtowavMsi $6,853.50 for the fiscal year ness streets. ending June $0, 19t8. The largest Increase 'la fi i!Aff Vim state criminal fines account- -' "Wlha i for $4,802.70 and State fines arp, cf iraffcjLJW-city to wbich rose from suited in a net revenue of $27,-- 1 197.57 and civil cask brought is $6,1M 75. The parsing meter! forfeitures as aowa from $29.-- : 149 15 at the end of fiscal year S Wwcrl ixt J4.& . . .. i . . . WASHINGTON (UPIt Seaaowa siignti y from a year ago., .imirwni . i. William Prosmire. has Other snss wnrt revenue boost 1966. since in are: cut rmall in $10 billion a brought claims; proposed militarv snidinj? rath- - thin1 eases. 11.307: slat criminal for.' UM '" continuine the income tax' feltures. $1,887.30: state to reduce inflation. feitures to Utah County. $1.- - VIEXXI (tTI)-- An assWtr4 surcharge, -We've had the surcharge for a' 684.05; dog fines, $103 50; night porter stole ' a WW A year and the cost of living has county receipts city court. $io (KK worth of jewolrr gone up higher than ever.", $959.45; dog forfeitures. $630; cash Tnday from the vault of Prosmire said in a televis inn fines to state fish and game luxury hoiel in Badgastln. interview (Face the Natio- n- department. $73.10; and paAs Austria, and then fled CBSl- - -oplt stiU have to pay and recreation, $20.70. car, jemployer's -- In .innrtH Satnrdaw. I on too of the nric rise ."' The total fundi hrmifht o r is JU,M" was recer.iiy com- Highway w reiocauon or sis miles west o Duchesne d nd over Starvation Reservoir will be surfaced and ine larceM increases occur- rea in cny un lims ana forteitures. ifl both criminal and traific cases, fines were the largest amgle category with 10 l2b forfeiturea ac- f'c a faU: Thls, Pf,n The fines coun,ed $fi!'63, f!,r llU JT"k Cmp up from$51.9()8 11 during ,mill'on StarvaUonUm-wer- e lhf 19678 fisc8i ear- - nd r- lrs p,har Bonneville unit of the Central feitures increased from S wr, Dieted. TJtltS1"' . tr't anov mint re ta iliaawtf to uowt water If It Is uncalled tor. with you boaune and fishing or you 99 about axoxn-n- ( Look to especially tor answers. yourself ou oont Mil to givt outlet works. This is the your epmion e clog tou CEMIN4 (May inncrmosl torlingi t il could be Influenced BV IIIlovr enes y your safe and efficient for essential lim aunt their In i SheuM very easily today. SCORPIO (Od UNw. reservoir Clearing end ere too terests ere operation. yours involv you m orivinf, hv tor vou In the tone run. was bfgua June 24 by H, R. car for signs of dang?. A gooa time tor taking safety first ifh a'l sarkus-ttrs- s Waestaff. Inc.. of Salt Lake 27 ESCAPE SAGITTARIUS (Nov 13 Dec il) City for a contracted price of Vou couW easily be betrayed by your $78,800. en(UPI)-Twown emotions today. Avoid displays at HONG KONG tomser or you may but yourself in an Mr. DeLong also stated that to escaped wkwerd position. refugees Dam Is about 81 Starvation 10) CAPRICORN (Oec. Communist Hong Kong from Weattier get autsioe and permitting, cent completed with only Macao per dvxell-r- s China and nature. Portuguese of benefits tna City noy should rry to Jet to tin country. authorities reported the top 30 feet of embankment Dem. Friday, AQUARIUS (Jan. material yet w De piacea. .strate loyalty to family members and. Saturday. In so doing, make up for soma Hips Vi the oast A cheerful day. Atoka PISCES (Feb. 30 - V.arcti V) very effort to stay put at this time The further you travel from home base, the hours, the more Choose 30) ARIES (March ne of the many new Ideas you've had build a ta once at and begin lately worplan of action around It. Morning the heads day th p Should TAURUS (April tl) be loined unepeclediy today by Veu friends and relatives, apoear glad for f efforts Appreciate the company. A public hearing will be July Culinary SANTAQUIN Others. Take ad- water e for 31 GEWIW (May tl) raised were the city hall to 8 p.m. vantage of euery opportunity for rest A nd relaxation. tmktfjl such as 1hi Santaquin City water users in amend the budgst ordinance, may not eome soon again. a resolution passed by tne aan-taqu- in JULY 14, HAONDAY, passed by the city coun Avoid tS) CANCER (June City Council this week. cil. This ordinance will be In legal hrvolva would you that anything For all water users within changed to conform to the natters at this time. Caution In business requires you to ake things slowly. the city limits, the rates will be cently passed water rates resoThe plans J3) LEO (Juh feas50 cents per month, while lution which will raised you make today should prove both bring in more run. In the long ible and profitable those soon. toe residing outside the city revenue to the city. fjon't expect results Oo over H VIRGO (Aug. limits must pay $1 more your plans The public is invited to attend tie more difficult aspects of ehead move to any month. before you attempt this public hearing. A copy of further You can catch errors early. These new rates are neces ""- LIBRA (Sept. WOct. B) the amended budget is on file, ' nd Provo Ciiy Court Revenue Goes Up $46.-.tax6- for-,"'"- V lif au&fef . J , - (rvl )) jue alv;ays first quality niii-- - - rates im mf n'l PROVO STORE -- Phone 373-450- s 0 'V Culinary Water Rates Raised in Santaquin fiv SAVINGS! SUAAMER I I1 A VI i i at at re per - Win At Bridge Bad Mouth Caps Atrocious Play By Oswald 4 James Jacoby This is only July but we must award the 1969 prize for to East. We have known players to remain quiet nt their partneri make the atrocious mistakes, but it a real diplomat to reauiet when his partner follows up his mistakes by criti cizing him. when most takes main a good lead, was the of hearts The jack best card he could place on ine table. What's more, he contin ued with the 10 after East play ed the eight and South the five. South was in with the king, eashed the ace of clubs and led bis deuce of diamonds. At this point, West had an automatic stood Dlay at his disposal. He should have played his king of diamonds. This play wouia noia South to Just one diamond trick and might even shut the whole diamond suit out. South might duck in dummy and finesse the next time on the theory that West had started with both West got off to king and queen. However, West played the three and the nine was played from dummy. East made the very good play of letting it hold This held declarer to two diamond tricks. the diaabandoned monds, led a club from dummy and went right up with the kinc after East showed out. Then he cashed the ace cf snades and led a second dia mond. Once more West shou'd have put up the king but he played low. South went up with dummy's ace ana tnrew vvesi king. in with that d West was in a end play and had to give South of spades and n his clubs. of jack While South was scoring the rubber, West said to East, "Couldn't vou h- -e taken your queen of diamonds the first time the suit was led?" Here is where East won the prize. He replied, "Sorry, partner. 1 pulled the wrong card." South double-barrele- ace-auee- sary, accordme to Mayor Howard Armstrong, in order-thire a second city maintenance worker. The federal government funds have eliminated welfare workeri from being employed on city projects. The city has depended on welfare crews for maintenance work, and the new order has left Santaquin with only one man. According to the cirv council, one man cannot adequately take care of a com munity the size of Santaquin. The council appointed Paul Callaway to fill the new main tenance position. stated Mayor Armstrong, for any citizens wishing further in-formation. Other matters considered were delinquent culinary water bills. The council was in agree ment that these bills must be paid or service would be discon tinued. Work has been delayed on the second unit of the cement side walk project on the north side of Main Street because cf engineering problems. This will be resumed as soon as a suit able solution can be arranged. 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