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Show rm SECOND i SECOND SECTION ACTION 6 is EXTENSIVE PROGRAM IN Richfield Officials RECORDER SUBMITS BUDGET REPORT 14 CARBON YOUTHS Streets Inspect OF And PRICE FOR 1939 HALF FIRST OF AS FISCAL YEAR OPENS (CARBON COUNTY Rock Asphalt Plant ACCEPTED BY C C C Budget report of Prie City for the Salaries, $8,475.50 and $4,025.50; first half of 1939 indicates that a num- Utah After Power and Light company, Tuesday Resume Layoff; tions Officials ber of of Sevier county and Richera departments have expended $21,594.52 Fourteen Carbon county youths and $16,905.48; water field were here last somewhat over 50 per cent of their Projects Listed By Supervisor Thursday to stock, $$,459.48 and $3,540.52; bonds were accepted last week for enroll- CACHES in- of youth .pck's were oper-nation- al begun P?in Carbon county, John Har-Y- Y for this area, A. supervisor residence work federal funds to- and local funds f $2" extensive is a involving ih 564 teVork, to continue through--- gt includes of the fiscal year, I Carbon junior college and Lon of the county tavern L and will require about 50 girls. tl,e tavern building, remodeling wall fit part of the repairing for use as a dormitory for A. and will also fix quarters .and ten the county agricultural north wing. Columbia, work is proceeding a recreation project to erect 60 feet long and 30 feet wide, will employ 50 youths, the share of expenses 2,955 and the countys share 'se by in the a Providing clerical and stenographic help for governmental agencies will provide employment for six persons, funds totaling $1,075 for the federal government and $630 for the In Price, nine youths will be employed for the summer on recreation, with $420 federal and $392 local funds involved. Continuation of the present sewing project is also provided, Mr. Hardin saiad. Another project which has been submitted but has not been approved yet proposes landscaping of ten acres of land at Scofield, demolishing of an old building and erection of a recreation center. Changes in the N. Y. A. setup are included under new enactments by congress, but no definite instructions as to the nature of these have been received here yt, Mr. Hardin statd. ' We anticipate, he said, that our activities will be more extensive than previously. If arrangements can be made, a program of correlated training for N. Y. A. will be placed in operation locally. spect Prices rock asphalt street system and the rock asphalt plant at Sunnyside, and to find out about purchasing some of the road material for use in their part of the state. The officials were: Shariton r, chaiarman of the board of county commissioners; Marion Bird, clerk; J. L. Seevy, mayor of Richfield; Ellis V. Christensen, city engineer; G. W. Coons, street and alley commissioner; J. Lerue Ogden, city councilman; and Ray Carr, secretary of the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah. Accompanying the group was Wesley King, who is doing field work here for the Utah Rock Asphalt Seeg-mille- funds to date. Others, however, are in comparatively good shape financially, according to William Grogan, city recorder. In the various departments, amounts expended and budget balances as of July 1 are respectively as follows: Water department, $8,674 65 and $3,325.35; electric department. and $5,283.68; street department, $6,702.87 and $7, 297. 13; parks department, $2,938.37 and $4,061.63; police department, $4776.61 and cemetery department. $1,783.-4- 8 ment in the civilian conservation corps, John T. Maulsby, manager of the county department of public welfare, announces. These have been sent to the Bridgeland C. C. C. camp. Call for an additional five enrollees from Carbon county has been received, and these places will be fillel to$774.62. morrow, Friday Mr. Maulsby said. Water bond fund, $3,500 and The 14 accepted last week are: swimming pool, none and $500; Delbert Alexander, Price; Verl tax collections, $802.18 and $52.18 Asay, Price; Louis Dalpiaz, Spring minus; council expense, $124.14 and Oscar Davido, Standard ville; Glen; $375.86; contingent fund, $8,199.34 Lae-taand $3,529.66; inspections, $102.69 and Max R. Finley, Hiawatha; Henry WilRobert Lake, Helper; Price; $297.31; election?, none and $500; speand $2,216.52; fire department, cial improvements, none and $1,236; lard McPhie, Martin; Jack Menary, and $954.21; city hall, $835.75 building construction, $2,188.75 spent Martin; Dan L. Morley, Price; Devon and $164.25; printing and supplies, and none budgeted. Oldroid, Castle Gate; R. Peterson, $1,425.25 and $1,074.75; telephone and Price; Buddy Radcliffe, Rains; and Tauno Seeron, Hiawatha. telegraph, $224.29 and $275.71. Tk LETTERHEADS payable, $7,000 and $17,000; interest on bonds, $5,360 and $4,950; interest on notes, none and $1,000; insurance and bonds, $3,585 67 and $1,414.33; deposit refunds, $551 and $449; justice fees, $194.05 and $305.95; dogs, $229 and $171; sales tax, $825.38 and $4,-90- 0; 32 ri, 79 Sun-Aovoc- I I PRicTl I I flJTflH ATLAS SHOE SHINE PAK stamp receipts were $6,530.70, July an increase of $693.54 or 10.6 per cent over the corresponding period of last year. 1, HOFFICE SALES three-mont- ICREASE FURTHER Saturday Friday hs I ODnonanani 10 LUX Highway Patrolman gaining, declared PostIssues Driving Tags s'! Ray Walters this week in 25 Last that during the rxi ending July gross stamp sale of the Price postoffice show-i- n Drivers licenses were issued to 25 increase of 6.7 per cent over following examinations givpersons preceding period, ris-- ! en last Friday morning in the comfrom $24.229 20 to $25,852.01. missioners roo mof the court house ial stamp sales for the first half by Joe Arnold, state highway patrolyear were $12,991.35 as cornman. They were: 'd with $11,995 19 for the first Mary Marchetti, Latuda; Don Pensf 1938, an increase of 8 3 per dleton, Price; Mrs. Allan Browne, Price; Lowell Davis, Castle Gate; mp sales have been increasing Mrs. John T. Maulsby, Price; Bob tidy for several years, it being Gunderson, Price; Norma Wright, tclpated that this tendency will Howard Prince, Price; Blaine Price; fcinue, the postmaster said, Johnson, Price; Anton Vuksinick, Helidr the past three months, up to per; Vivian Burton, Kenilworth; Boyd Bunnel, Helper; Vernon Mills, Castle Gate. Willard Luce, Price; Keith Gerber, 'SOUNDS TOO GOOD Wellington; George Elwin Golding, Price; Jeanette Barker, Price; Bartolo I BE Garcia, Sunnyside; George Rice, Price; Clair Dunton, Helper; Gus Sermos, Castle Gate; Michael Ardo-haiyou can get a Price; and John L. Menotti, Kentucky straight Price. iwbon whiskey ie re still an-r.a- ng To TABLETS BOTTLE TOO Friday 1 FINEST QUALITY 50c SIZE 3 17c -- 150 Sheet Relit 31c 3 for 25 CE-LEC- T 6 & GIANT $0AI? CLEANSING 5 lor 17 c BAR White Shoe richer, oother, mellow-As- for MCIARO 90 N0t CRAB by name. war Proof. 46 Na.47 Ms No57 (I k SB8J Quart Pint TISSUE Half Pint! Gallon tablO CKlkTRilCWTlJOUMOM Shampoo& Bath Spray 29 Armour xoo BOTTLE LIGHT 8 tjt. 1 H MENS SUITS I MENS SUITS DENTAL CREAM 33c Try Today BLUE BLADE At Our Expense Buttons replaced FREE PERCENT REDUCTION ON LADIES g GARMENTS All repairing extra charge ese prices are Cash on delivery. 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Formerly a student of Herschel Simmons here, Mr. Nick has been east s'nce studying aeronautics in the He has his solo license and is now studying for a pilots license. t Cleaner. Both for n, hat TISSUES f'RLL Laces with 5oi Success TOILET j TRUE... since 500 BOX Tis ctlity-mad- e or Lifebuoy Soap 13c PAPER TOWELS SHAVE CREAM DR. WEST mineral OIL Fimous waterproof TOOTH BRUSH Russian T roe V 26c mi an IAS SIZE ABSORBINE New Low Price I full pint JUNIOR For Athletes Foot In Carton anr f 2149 . I I FREE! 25c PEBECO Tooth Powder with 50c Peheco Tooth Tast 1 DUENE SHAMPOO Make dsOed snmsmev hair gSitn teg an in. |