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Show IL More Home Ownership Noted in Price (Special to The e) A greater proportion of Prices population own the homes they live in and the homes are more modern and in better repair than are dwellings in most parts of the United States. This in indicated in recent federal and unofficial studies, among them the Commerce Departments d National Housing Inventory, which notes developments on a national and sectional basis as of the end of 1956. The reports show that an estimated 58.1 percent of the dwellings in Price are now homes. In the Western states 54.5 percent. it is the Sim ,! Thoroughbred Jphdv&CGlte Has More Brawn Than Brain If a thoroughbred had to depend on his brain instead of his hed be a sure loser. Not that a horse is stupid, mind you. But in a list of the 10 most intelligent animals, the horse scrapes bottom. Even the pig is more of an intellectual. Of course, the pig cant boast a pedigree that goes back to the princely steeds of Araby. According to The World Book Encyclopedia, all thoroughbreds can be traced directly to three Arabian stallions the Darley Arabian, the Godolphin Barb and the Byerly Turk. European horsemen crossed these fast, sturdy horses with their own breeds. The resulting thoroughbred is faster than his forebears . , . but hes also more of a weakling. and sensative, the thoroughbred cant live off the land like the cow pony. And he cant carry the amount of weight in proportion to his height that other breeds carry. But thanks to contests like the Kentucky Derby, he is praised and petted, curried and coaxed. And in return for an occasional swing around a track, he can expect to retire when he is still in his prime. In all fairness, however, this treatment isnt half so tender as that enjoyed by a horse of another era. Incitatus, owned by the Roman Emperor Caligula, lived in an ivory manger and drank wine brawn, The higher proportion locally reflects the steady progress that Thursday, May 21, 1959 has been in that direction since Second Section 1950, when the last Census of Housing was taken. At that time, v! 56.6 percent of the local dwellings I ; xC S V ' A f were owned by their occupants. Is, The growth of home ownership is viewed as evidence of rising economic status. More and more ' I i people are acquiring a share in what is the largest item in our national wealth housing. Great advances have been made, also, in the quality and condition of the living quarters. The number This is high in comparison with of dwellings has been home ownership in other parts of growing smaller, relatively, thanks the United States, where an aver- to the vast amount of new confrom a golden pail. age of 54.4 percent have their own struction in the last decade and to About A.D. 40, the mad emperor made him a priest and a consul. the improving of many old houses, much of it accomplished with Federal aid. In the state of Utah, according to the 1950 Census of Housing, Go some 79.8 percent of the dwellings were then equipped with rum riing hot and cold water, flush toilets and private baths "and were not in need of any major repairs. With the advent of better weaConditions have improved since ther, building activity in the city that time and continue getting of Price is increasing as evidenced better. On the basis of the new by the monthly report issued by housing studies, the dwellings and in good condition George B. Wallace, building official. During April building permits now amount to an estimated 88.9 inic Bonacci,, treasurer, and Joe Takba, secreJAYCEES TO INSTALL . .The Price. Junior totaling $105,000 were issued by percent of the total. d will install Commerce of Chamber tary. John Craven, par.t president of the Price the city as compared to $100,000 The new housing inventory plaCarbon Country the at officers club, was elected one of ;he seven slate vice night Saturday in March and only $44,000 during ces the total of all housing units at the organizations sta'e conven-- ; Club. To be installed are the members shown presidents the corresponding month last year. in the United States at 55,340,000, ion at Vernal over the past week end and above who are, left to right, Courtney Ogden, Included in the April building an increase of 20.3 percent since Price was chosen over. Salt Lake City- - and external vice president; Morris Taylor, internal vice president; Tony Saracino, president; Dom Ogden as the I960 state convention site. permits were four new homes for 1950. $49,000; nine remodeling and addition projects at $15,000, three garages at $3,000, a new business building at $18,000 and a new office building at $20,000. YOUR HEATING SYSTEM CLEANED FROM CHIMNEY TOP n on TTie following is a the permits issued during the TO ASH PIT, INCLUDING ALL HOT AND COLD AIR DUCTS month: George Cook, aluminum Six girls and four boys includ siding, $1,000; Lee Rich, siding and Joint graduation exercises will ganist, Bonnie Pace; chorister, Myma Rae Smith, Karol Stephens, doors, $1,000; Rex Hansen, patio, ing one set pf twins were born at Prompt, Reasonable Service Carbon the the be held by the Price East Sem- Bettie McArthur; narrator, Eldon Jenna Lee Tabone, Paul R. Charles Hospital during Bezyack, siding, $1,000; INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL Michael E. Tatton, Dixie to the following inary and the Price Institute of Miller. garage, week of May $1,000; Ross Horsley, ward new Institute graduates are Jolene Lee Taylor, Willard Thorpe, JoMay 7: Mrs. Louis I. Nelson, Hi- Religion at the Third-Sixt- h Fivecoat, $1,000; Palmer home at 670 North Second East awatha, boy. chapel Friday evening, May 22, at Bentley, Jean Chapman, David seph Gary Turner, Frances Elaine JOE GIANINI Clair, Euletta Harmon, LeRoy Ja- Urbanik, Richard B. Vance, Lyn$8,000; John Aldasoro, remodeling, May 8: Mrs. Fred W, Tanguchi, 7:30 p.m. , $1,000; Jack Leonard, car port, Price, boy; Mrs. Glen H. Jones, Participating on the program cobsen, Leah Jessen Saastamoin-en- da Ward, Reed Parley Warren, HELPER PHONE GR Clyde Marx, Eldon L. Miller, Earl Dean Wilson and Phyllis $1,000; Lloyd A. Harrison, addi- Helper, girl; Mrs. Glenn Roy will be Gary Turner, invocation; Caroline Dick Vance, theme; Darlene Funk, Bruce Olsen, Vatia Oviatt, Myyinder. tion, $3,000; Charles Bezyack, ga- Smith, Price, boy. rage, $1,000; Joyce Warner, new May 9: Mrs. Albert Phelin Han- talk; Elaine Day, talk; Jolene ron Preston, Boyd Robertson, Henporch, $1,000; Manuel Mercado, na, Wellington, girl; Mrs. Oliver Bentley, talk; Kathleen Fergus-so- ry Sanderson, Craig Shiner and house moved in, $5,000; Ted Wendell Phelps, Helper, twin girls talk; David Clair, talk; pres- Ronald Watt. entation of Seminary graduates by Housekeeper, new home at 330 Fourth year certificates will be May 11: Mrs. Robert M. Riley, Madison Avenue, $13,000; W. J. Wellington, boy. Henry E. Draper, Jr., presenta- awarded to Dorothy Albert, Karen tion of diplomas, Cecil Broadbent; lone Anderson, Orville Lynn BentChristman, garage, $1,000; Carl May 12: Mrs. Hartvick T. John' announcement of graduates, H. Leavitt, addition, $5,000; Joel son, ley, Penny Lee Boyack, Lynda Price, girl. Ross Berrett; presentation of Broadbent, Richard Bryner, Terry Johnson, new home, 735 North 13: Mrs. Ross Samuel Faz fourth, year students, George A. Fredrickson, Darlene Funk, May Fourth East, $23,000; Price Auto Judy Horton, Jr.; presentation of Insti- Ann Golding, Joan Henrie, Claudia Parts, new building, 60 East First zio, Price, girl. tute graduates, A Dean Wengreen; Jacobson, Val John Jennings, Reba North, $18,000; Lamar Jacob, deWhen you do a favor for a per- presentation of scholarships and Keele; molishing home; Downard Construction, office building at 190 son, you might think that you are book awards, Elton L. Taylor; Beverly Anne Keller, Konnie benediction by Lynn Bentley; or- - Patricia entitled to one in return.- North Carbon, $20,000. Magliocco, Byron Mathis, Bettie Louise McArthur, Karl Deola Fay Oviatt, Maureen "l III" Oviatt, Alan Pitts, Helen Rasmussen, Thelda Rae Thacker, Judy Lynn Tidwell, Maudeen Warren, Susan Waterman and Susan Wor-the- " i'u .. just-issue- . - kif Thin-skinne- d. owner-occupie- rd d Building Permits Issued in April Above $100,000 newly-electe- BIRTH$ run-dow- of all dirty heating plants Joint Graduation Exercises Slated By Price Institute, East Seminary Ta-bon- e, 7-- n, 30 Tons of Silage an Acre, Thanks to Mig-lior- i, n. Price East Eeminary graduates are Gourdin Allred, Karleen Balle, Martha Gayle Bendall, Juanita Maxine Bentley, Karl Richard Bentley, John Behunin, Ben Blackburn, Paul Blaser, Thelma Brown, Jack R. Buchanan, Keith Burn-hopBetty Lou Calahan, Gary L. Callaway, Gail Christensen, Alva Clark, George Sterling Cook, Karen Cox Leon P. Curtis, Jerry Da vis, Blaine Spencer Day, Richard Arlen Draper, Mary Ann Falsone, Sharon Fasselin, Stewart Fausett, Kathleen Marie , Fergusson, Peggy Lynn Fiack, Alice Lavina Foote, Beth Marlene Frandsen, Patricia Fullmer; Donald Arthur Gaillard, Carol Gale, Bevan Goff, Lois Louise Golding, Dennis Greener, Donna Deana Gustas, Lee Greenwood, Janet Guymon, Sharlet Hamilton, Richard Martin Hansen, La Rue Harmon, Patsy Lee Hartley, Jimmy Val Henrie, Ted Henrie, Brent Housekeeper, John Loren Jones, David Jessie Johnson, Dianna Johnson, Lee Johnson, Darrell Mabbutt, Dixie Marshall, Nancy May Martin, Ann Mathis, Rosalie P. McKendrick, Chris L. Miller, Edwin L. Miller, Pamela Miller, H. Gary Morley, Jeffrey M. Nitrogen e, We should save more, Joe. ..we never know when were going to have a raini daq!" Mor-tense- Whats forecast for you? 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