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Show Water Needs Demand Greater Moisture Savings Electricity Some Wheal Acreage Quotas Exempt In 63 - evaporate annually from reservoirs and lakes in the 17 western states. An acre foot of water is an acre of water one foot deep. Evaporation from the surfacd of Lake Mead alone would cover all of Washington D.C. with 25.6 feet of water. It is equivalent to enough water to supply three million people, a city approximately the size of Chicago, with all their fresh water culinary needs for one year. ONE ACRE FOOT of water saved will supply an average size family for one year. Seriousness of evaporation can be illustrated by data on Utah Utah in Lake Utah County. Lake with its area of 90.000 acres has an evaporation loss each summer in excess of four feet of surface water, or 360.000 acre feet. According to Dr. Vaughn Han-sen, engineering experiment station director, USU, it has been known for more than 25 years that certain chemicals spread on water surfaces will form a film one molecule thick and will reduce evaporation. ONE OF THE MAJOR problems has been obtaining satisfactory equipment to spread the material. One of the materials. can be handled Hexadecanol, as a powder or a molten liquid. It is white and smells like paraffin wax. It is abolsutely harmless to animals, humans, fish, boats, etc. Last year experimental work was done to handle Hexadecanol in a molten form. In utilizing this method, two types of heating equipment are essential. They consist of equipment to keep the material hot as long as it is in the plane, and the equipment on the ground to initially heat the material. TESTS WERE MADE over three different bodies of water: the first on the Salmon Creek Reservoir in Idaho; the second at Utah Lake near Provo; and the third at Bear Lake. According to Earl Israelson, Research who is Engineer, working with Dr. Hansen on the project, these tests proved aerial application of Hexadecanol to be definitely practical. Cost of the application was not the objective of the 1961 research. Nevertheless the experience gained shows that cost per acre foot of water saved was very promising. DURING THE SUMMER of 1962, to further prove the feasibility of application and economics, new equipment was installed to spray the Hexadecanol in powder form We are very, very pleased with the results of our experiment so far, Mr. Israelsen said. "With change and modification we have determined the feasibility of this equipment in spraying large bodies of water. Warr, Chairman, and Stabilization County Committee. Agricultural Conservation This means that marketing wheat will quotas for not apply to farmers who plant 15 acres or less of wheat for harvest in 1963. The amend1963 ment applies only to the crop. It does not change quota farms provisions relating to wheat in 1963. Under a marketing quota exprogram, the Chairman plained, farmers who do not comply with their wheat acreage allotments are subject to on marketing quota penalties their excess wheat. The new provision, however, like that in effect at the time of the referendum last August, permits a farmer to plant up to 15 acres 1963 of wheat for harvest in without marketing quota penalties being applied. Mr. Warr emphasized that this new provision relates only to wheat marketing quotas for 1963, and differs from the acreage provisions for participation n in the 1963 voluntary pro(stabilization) gram. Specific details about the wheat' stabilization 'program are available at the local ASCS County Office, where the 1963-cro- p . Saturday For wheat-diversio- oro-gra- Funeral services were held Last rites were held Saturday the Third - Seventh Ward Monday in the Tate Mortuary Church for Floyd A. Vorwaller. ty Kite, 17, who was who died Wednesday, Oct. 30, of killed Wednesday evening in a traffic accident at Stockton. a heart attack. NEW YORK, Oct. 29 - ResiLeRov Skidmore of the Tooele Bishop Irvin Jones of the dents of Tooele are using elec- Seventh the Sixth Ward bishopric conducted Ward conducted tricity to a greater extent than service. Mr. Vorwaller had ser- the rites. Bishop Albert Stead- -, ever before, indicating a rising ved as clerk to the bishopric of man Kave the opening prayer standard of living locally. and a ladies that ward. quartet composed acThe two go at of F.nid Spafford, Oneda SteadTHE FAMILY PRAYER cording to the economists, who the mortuary was given by Darman, Vivian Faddis, and Marion regard the per capita use of rell Vorwaller and Dorothy Lid- ,Erickson sang "The Old Rugged electricity as one of the best in- dell played prelude and postlude 'Cross. of dexes a communitys music. t DOROTHY MAHER played acstandard of living. The Invocation was offered by companiment and also played The facts and figures on conGeorge McKellar, and the open- , Jhe prelude and postlude music. sumption and on rates are con- ing musical number was by a Donald Bradford, Principal of tained in reports made by the male quartet composed of Car- fhe Tooele Seminary was the Federal Power Commission and ver Bryan, Kenneth Shields, Speaker. the Edison Electric In- Frank Stephens and Bevan Anby The ladies chorus sang in stitute. Let the ' tloslng, What A derson - who Friend We sang How much do Tooele resi- Lower Have In Jesus. The musical Lights Be Burning. dents have to pay for the curSpeakers who paid tribute to numbers were requests of the rent they use in their homes? the deceased were John Greenfamily. Are their bills higher or lower THE BENEDICTION was giland, President J. Lloyd Callist-e- r than elsewhere? ven by Everett DeLaMare. and Bishop Irvin C. Jones. A basis of comparison is proInterment was in the Tooele MRS. LIDDELL PLAYED an vided by the FPC, which presolo and the closing song, City Cemetery where the grave organ in sents typical electric bills sung by the quartet was I Need was dedicated by Grant Shields. effect in 5,649 cities, as of Jan- Thee Pallbearers were Delbert Every Hour. uary 1, 1962. They vary widely, Darwin Woodruff, Delov Robert McLaws pronounced in accordance with local proKim the benediction and the grave Cowdell, Maylett, Lee duction costs. at the Tooele City Cemetery Roberts and Korn Warren. In Tooele, it shows, the cost was dedicated by George Mcof 100 kilowatt hours, which is Kellar. an amount sufficient for small Pall bearers were grandsons CRIME DOES.YT PAY? lighting and appliance needs, and nephews of Mr. Vorwaller, Crime does not pay, we are was $3.25 per month. and included: Terrance, Robert. told, yet it is supposed to be that other the cities, Among Tyler, Craig, Terry Alan and our nations biggest business. quantity cost $4.06 a month. Vorwaller. We dont get it. Richard For 250 kilowatt hours, which covers lighting, cooking, appliances, local residents paid $6.68 per month. The average in the other communities was $7.48., For the households in Tooele 500 kilowatt that consumed amhours a month, the bills ounted to $6.68. In the rest of the United States they aver- Going up in Friday, November 9, 1962 mm hou 2 Beautiful Homes Bedrooms, Full Basement, Beautiful Builtins in Large Kitchen, Plenty of Storage Let us show you these fine Homes Built by Starlite Homes Inc FHA or GI Approved hand-in-han- Open Friday -- 3 Saturday Sunday 2 to 6 PM -- Lake View Avenue Lake View Heights Subdivision Tooele, Utah 445 l, ALLSOP REALTY - BROKERS Phone file Ihermometer aged $10.66. for demand nation's electric power has been increasing at a rapid rate, re and ports the FPC. In more more homes, appliances that were once considered luxury items are now standard equip' Hatari Proves Fine Film - word-Regu- word-Busin- $1.50 CLASSIFIED RATES AD per. Inch-Displ- 1 Ads ay UNITED HOMES LISTINGS REDUCED TO SELL Owner must sell 3 bedroom 1 Vt home in choice location An outstanding home at tremendous savings. Check with us now, Available Immediately The ALL CLASSIFIEDS will be included In the Test Run, a newspaper distributed to 2,000 Dugway Proving Ground residents and workers, twice monthly, without additional charge. DEADLINE for classified ads Is 11 a.m., day of publication. ' Special Notice TO CLOSE Homes For Sale 40 Misc. For Sale 60 Services 90 &. Repairs ess AN ERROR in a classified should be reported Immediately. paper is responsible for one incorrect insertion only. 1 4 Ds lar MONTHLY RATES are for consecutive Insertions only, with no changes. Except with business firms and individuals who maintain open accounts with the Transcript and Bulletin, all classified advertisements are CASH IN ADVANCE. Lost 10 & i,:.' 9 loan can be assumed. $1 1,500 full price For other outstanding home buys contact 4 7 9 RUMMAGE SALE and Saturday, 10 a.m. to p.m. Old Safeway Building. AAUW Fri-d- ay NSIDE AND OUTSIDE paint- ing. Phone Pd. to Nov. 30 Crochet table- TREES TRIMMED and removImported linen ed. General yard clean up. Kid body ' $25; Phone or doll, china head, $25; Shet- CRI land floor scrubber and polishv Y HOWARD and EVELYN er, $20; Golf, clubs and bag; ELECTROLUX Vacuum clean' Miscellaneous Odd dishes; HAINES, Agents for United er. For The Particular House177 4 household items. Phane HOMES, Inc., wife. Must see to believe. Fanor West 1st North. FOR RENT three room fur-- . tastic. Cleaning ability of power Evenings; Haines, nished apartment, also one-- r. nozzel! Chick Palmer, GrantsSmith room apartment. Ph. CHOICE TOP SOIL for sale. CRI ville. Ph. If you rent or if you buy Get it while it lasts.' Atkin PETES SHOE you pay for the home you Sand and Gravel. Phone FOR RENT One bedroom SHINE AND occupy. h furnished apartment. Suitable HATS CLEANED. for couple or two women. 233 233 North 3rd UTAH GEMS Let us help you to choose NO. 32 W. VINE ST. ,L C- N. 3rd. the right one. St. Rocks, Jewelry and Lapidary supplies. Open 24 hours. RADIATORS, heaters and fuel HOME FOR SALE or rent. Ph SPLIT LEVELS $17,000 - up. CRI after 5 p.m. for fur-- ( , Eletanks boiled, cleaned and rerooms finished. Family ther information. vated locations. Keith Peder- NICE BUILDING paired. All sizes. Joe E. RiLOT, desir534 N. 2nd West. Call 18 North vera. Phone Main. one FOR sen, RENT Cottage, f able location. Almost CRI ' large room and kitchenette. -27 Phone acre. p ' Modern. Ph. CRI CRI livery. Phone SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS. FOR RENT to woman only. All makes. Hemstitching. Gil of use kitchen 62 Miscellaneous Wanted Large bedroom, lespie Sewing Machine Comand utilities. 192 So. 1st East. pany. 261 S. 1st West. Phone All LADY NEEDS IRONING. CRI HOUSE TRAILER FOR RENT. types. Any time. Dial CRI SAWS, ALL KINDS. Lawn mowelec- -, furnished. ESTATE, EM4-603- IN DEB- ELECTRIC IRON REPAIRINC ORIGINAL PAINTINGS all makes. Steam irons clean them See local at artists. by cd and repaired. ELMERS, THE STUDIO, 38 West Vine. 42 East 2nd North. Open most evenings Y COIN OP Launder center, 53 E. . . and weekends. Vine St. open for dry cleaning CRI ' business Monday Phone 12. Nov. Watch for ' Grand Opening. BROWN CHARTER OAK heat-- , ' ' er for sale. Ph. WILL TEAR DOWN old build-ing- s. Clean yards, do odd jobs Ambassador CorFOR SALE cash or barter. After 5 net. Brand new. Call p.m. or on Saturdays. Phone P-- 9 Choice 2 bedroom home fully carpeted and draped Available Immediately. Found Income property at 80 N. Broadway, aL,cI1? Tooele, Utah for sale by Exe- and pay for ad. Dial cutor, subject to confirmation P-by court. Appraised at $4,000. A. T. Diamant, SLC. 8 30. 35 For Rent big-ga- BIG AND BULLETIN TRANSCRIPT cents per (light type) 10 cents per Firms (heavy type) 10 cents per word-Cred- lt (Business or Regular) 50 cents per issue-u- p to one inch (monthly rates) one Inch (monthly rates) $1.00 per issue-ov- er 5 882-318- doing Down desulSs Are doing 0 M Classified The 'i ment.' signup for winter-wheit New uses for electricity, farms is now under way. to says, will require additions vour production capacity. new developthese Among ments are the electric heating of driveways, sidewalks and streets for snow removal, ' the of sidewalk air conditioning passageways between buildings at shopping centers and the recharging of high capacity for batteries electric automobiles. conAs for residential Despite the fact that "Hatrai means - danger in Swahili, sumption in Tooeles regional every moviegoer can look for- area, the figures show that the ward to the grandest film en- average family used a total of tertainment they have ever wit- 4,246 kilowatt hours last year, nessed in a great many months. compared with three 3,699 Howard Hawks' latest Para- years before, mount release, Hatari! comes to the Ritz Theatre Sunday. The entire action, thrills and pleasure in this picture, which is ideally suited for every type of audience, revolves around the new and exciting aspects of man against hunting wild animal - without firing a single shot. Hatari! was filmed in beautiful color in Tanganyika, East Africa, one of the continents most prolific game areas, and besides an impressive array of wild animals boasts of a truly international cast headed by John Wayne. BLAME If people are always pinning things on you, perhaps you dont all your buttons. The Tooele Transcript 1tty Kii F. A. Vorwaller Use verification and "Additional With more and more water before is valuaton necessary being ised daily by industry, farmers and the home; and reliable figures cap be made available but we will say the with the exploding population results are very encouraging." demanding more and more, it has to be determined how our present supply of water can be better utilized and how new water can be found. Amid these problems, scientists at Utah State University, cooperating with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, are finding An amendment to the recentways and means of protecting ly enacted Agricultural Act of much of the water we already 1962 in effect makes the prohave protecting that water visions of the 1963 wheat quota from evaporation. program relating to wheat acUNPUBLISHED REPORTS reages of 15 or less the same as of the United States Geologies farmers voted the provisions of the United State? Geological on in the quota referendum last Survey indicate that 14 million August, according to Allen acre feet of water Funeral Held Monday For Last Rites Held T- 9 FOR SALE cover, .$50; table cloth, 7 . - 9 7. Beyond your capacity to pay? Let us pay your bills for you regardless of your credit rat- ing. No Nothing for you to sign. WE ARE NOT A LOAN AGENCY. If yoti are Sincere; and you want 'to get out of debt, call us for an appointment. 6 one-hal- 882-11- GAME HUNTER Diversified who never fires a single shot ini,-ha- ve Wayne stars as a courageous game catcher in Hatari! - 884-39- Adjustment Bureau 9 Suite 301 Phone - No. DA2-000- 3 City. Saturday appointments. y Barrus Motors Inc. Tooele. Utah 83 North Main Phone 882-287- 4 882-06- 61. So. Main, Salt Lake and evening CRI 10 trie heat, range, refrigerator BPOE ELKS No. 1673 meetings Second and fourth Tuesdays at 8 p.m. 8 North Main. . Now Available DESERET INDUSTRIES truck will be in Tooele the second of each month. Wednesday Anyone having items of clothing, furniture, etc., please call Mrs. Sarah A. Lindholm, at and the truck will CRI call at your home. pedal of the Week! 1960 Buick most Tooele's Newest i DO YOU HAVE a drinking problem? If so, write, Tooele A.A. Group. P, O. Box 651, Tooele, Utah. CRI on-the-- $1995 Finest New 2 bedroom apartments, range carpeted, built-i- n and refrigerator. Patio. $110. Phone 40 882-068- . Homes For Sale LOVELY NEW home three miles east of Grantsville. Must sell or will rent with ontion to buy. Phone CRI ; MOBILE HOME- ' 60 55 bv 10 ft. Furnished. Y model. Assume loan. No down after 5 payment. Call 20 ji p.m. FOR SALE Small apartment Y house. Phone All Our Used Cars Carry GW Warranty 12-Mo- 384. Buy this Car Out of Income with Low Monthly Payments LEONARD HANSEN 49 S 1st East - 882-300- 5 8 Also Open Evenings HAVING A PARTY? HAD GUESTS? BEEN VISITING? LET YOUR FRIENDS KNOW. CALL BETSY AT - 3 shares of Fertile, tillable acres with 24 land. Acres with older 6 room Basement and house. garage. Irrigation water. Fruit trees. 4 blocks from school and church Grantsville Phone 884-663- Appliances LOVELY SPINET ORGAN Sacrifice for quick sale. Might consider renting with party who would be sure to buy later. For details write Adjustor, P. O. Box 2033, Salt Lake City, Utah. ers, machine sharpened. Free pickup and delivery. Prompt service. Ken Sly. 262 N. 6th CRI Street. CARPETS and Furni-tur- e. We clean, tint, dye, bind, moth proof. Call or CRI residence RUGS, 882-31- 00 882-05- 5 ELECTRIC STOVE and refri- gerator, floor lamp and complete double bed for sale. Ph. am&Ontim 9 USED TELEVISION SETS $395 and up. A1 and Lids, 47 North Main St. Automobiles Fcr Sale 101 seFORD FAIRLANE dan. Very good condition. Ph or see at 49 E. Dur- fee St. 58 8 WILL TEND one or two chil- - MUST SELL (Leaving for LDS Mission. 1960 Valient fordor, dren up to six years old in my RP condition. 125 So. 2nd St. home. 9 GOOD CHILD home. Ph. CARE BABY SITTING my No. 1st East. Ph. in my CRI home. 286 9 WILL TEND my home. small children in 8 cubic ft. over FOR SALE camper. In excellent condition. See James Kinney, Erda. 5 ri SWIFT'S TWO BEDROOM HOME. $9,950. & m Pay equity, assume 4 percent t. 'i VA loan. $53 per month HOUSES FOR SALE Choice Phone $14,600 - up. Full Ramblers, CRI AAUW RUMMAGE SALE Frj. basements. Choice location. FOR SALE two and one-haand Sat. 10 a.m. to 7 Wind tested and approved. f acres in Tooele City. Phone Keith Ready for occupancy. Safeway Building. PEDRSEN, MI North Main. Investment pav-'men- Furniture minutes from Tooele IN GRANTSVILLE 15 j STATE FARM INSURANCE , 4 1 water. STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE 47 West First North Phone STANLEY L. SEARLE 00 barn and sheds Large landscaped area Fruit trees. Patio. Only acres 3 Swift Investment Co. Insurance One Owner 882-068- monthly. 882-14- Air-Flo- w & s fully r Low Mileage 195 North Main 1 Phone 2 built bed Wonderfully room brick home Full basement Apartment Building ' re- Elegant Turbine Drive Buick liable ever built. Permanent factory setting of shock absorbers. Unhesitating smoothness from standing stop to expressway speeds. Unique transverse muffler reduces exhause noise to a purr, aluminum brake drum and ventilated wheel protects against heat caused brake "fade." means safer driver Mir control. Convenient, adjustable exact romagic" instrument panel gives angle for best visibility, greater safety. Heater system has seperate control for rear seat. 258 HP Wildcat Tooele in Personal 7 . . . APARTMENTS 882-34- 39 S 65 and air conditioning. Only 2 condi-tio- n. years old. Excellent See at Tooele Trailer Court by appointment after 4:30 p.m. CRI Realty FOR SALE red and white 59 Pets potatoes, three cents pound. Frank Grgich, Tw0 pNov- - 8 for sale. joy POM male puppies 882-27- p.m-Ol- lf firm, red and TOMATOES, ripe, 15 cents pound, at Alsops 384 West Vine. REGISTERED SHELTIES (Toy Collies). See at 249 West 1st North, after 5 p.m. Phone 9 3 |
