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Show : , ii irAia 14, .. ? -- M, 4 F ealth .4, ii , !ry- - THI leSnAY, PRY 17, 1975 MERV LA 11:3 , f? .. D AA 4) me - ,e roltr-Nm- -- f:t1" gal ;;; I it , -- -- V. 4,e tsite 1 :.0.ti.trocilohihál ' The Salt Lake Board of Health today. recommended a moratorium on building permits for subdivisions or commercial developments in Midvale. Midvale Mayor Boyd Twiggs told the board that in 30 days the city should have bids on remodeling and expanding the Sewage Treatment Plant and we should know what we can do, Twiggs said the pfant Will be operating zt capacity until it can be expanded. In addition, he said, the plant is totally worn out," He said maintenance has been neglected, apparently with the idea that it would all be taken care of in the remodeling. David B, Brinton, Health Department suburban sanitdrian. said that with one Environmental Protection Agency study on Salt Lakes water quality program has been finished and another is underway. He said that within six months officials will know what needs to be e done immediately and over a period. Not only is there a light at the end of the tunnel, but the tunnel isn't very long:" said Brinton, questioning the -necessity of imposing the extreme" measure of moratorium. Dr. Harry Gibbons, health director, said that the moratorium would not affect single-famil- y housing. The board was told that the Health Department svill lay off five nurses, three sanitarians and two general staff to balance its budget. Other measures planned or already implemented include cutting out the Lark and Redwood clinics, renegotiating the venereal disease contract and ending the Jordan River cleanup and Indian Outreach City-Count- y ' SO-d- - - , : : : : , 41,- - 139 - I ""ri.irs;. In! 4.1144 .41 7 I long-rang- ', , ;,.: . ;:.7 , - 11 .44 rl ti Ji It VEnRil AO.. ,- .'" 1 , , I It I Lit' F f, The board discussed cutting merit increasPs for employes. The board recommended the County Commis- 1 I, ': sion cut such increases from five to 3.5 percent for health I employes, and suggested that the same should be done for all couuty employes Roland Sleater. director of administration, suggested merit increases be cut only for those in the higher wage bra ly for example, giving only three percent raises above a certain level and perhaps only 1.5 percent to Inghest-paiemployes. However: Bea Daniels, head of the nursing division. protested that this would penalize those employes who 1.4 ,, are the "backbone of the nursing division." sk '1 She said most of those in the high brackets are career 11 : 43" ,z- ,nurses heading for retirement, and their pensions and -V I., Social Security benefits will be based on their highest $ .4. :. level of earning. ''.. The board also passed a resolution asking the County f,. Commission to raise the health mill levy to the maximum -level of two mills. I- -4, ,:::7, - I : ' rriday and Saturday on our Salt Lake Downtown sidewalk and inside, too ' ; . for this event.) (04r Downtown Store opens at 9 a.m. Friday d :: reg. 10.89 red or blue sleeve athletic shirts LUGGAGE reg. $27 to $33 brief cases 3", 4" or 5" deep it ' -- : p 0 ice investigate iltleath of S.L. girl she and the child were James Ma:visitingherMrs.mother, at the r4sha1l, Stewart Street address, when appeared at the back of her grandmother's house and collapsed in her ::mother's arms. Mrs. Beck said an ambul - " ' 40- '- Mrs. Beek told The Deseret News a neighbor on Stewart Street told her he saw Heidi lying in the driveway. of '47 tops-dow- , '14Resort swimming pool July 4 a convulsive seizure. Utah ..:Medical Examiner Dr. Serge 'Moore has determined. " "" 4sYY reg. $10 to $14 shift solids and pat- terns knits and wovens 4.77 I ,...1.64 SAVE ;193 ;7 7 3.99 & 4.99 reg. to $10 size knit pants for girls reg. $7 and $9 number-pripants, hooded jackets reg. 4.50, 7.50, $10 boys' shirtpantsjacket et" AY'l rk 65.50 X 11 : 1 .... r3g, $3 nnd tops, one size fits all Daylight Encounter R I Fumishioct e."',"7W11 I, potential gift items orig. pub. at 1.98 to $10 clearance of books 0.11 rarl - ,I ,I r "iat off 3170 30 7o off A71F 7-0' " or7 s7 1 I e & 077 419.95 GIFTS reg. 4.50 and 5,50 American - " 3r YYY Aphigh HOUSEWARES assorted items you'll want .30 70 off for yourself and for gifts t Coffee Chemex 36.99 Clique reg. ips I Chemex pot, lid, filters, wormer reg. 22.99 Salton deluxe hot ph ph n Y tray perfect for a bride BUDGET STORE DOMESTICS reg. to 5.40 pr. Cannon Royal 1 Family standard, king cases reg. 99c to 2.99 Cannon mixt A ph match towels, wash cloths ... 0Y- to I 14Y "1100 0 R BUDGET to $30 pantsuits, coats, reg. dresses and maternity wear ai 00 9ric ea "., I 111 5-- 1 FASHION COATS & SUITS reg. to $46 doubleknit pantsuit assortment, reg. $36 to $60 coats in soft pastels, FASHION DRESSES reg. to $60 dresses 'WI I 3 off - , .44 short-sleev- -- 4-- 2.77 r to ;to 89.95 r eta7O off av 7 . . 1 iv BUDGET MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR if perf. $6 n golf shirts with the cat; nice assortment Ban-Lo- list $16 leather-loo- k jackets in CPO length, 5 colors; 818 sizes 6-- 9, popular styles ,7Y 335 1 a net 77 2.99 0.99 tYY'11' perf. $20 to 1'30 leisure jackets in all s;zes and colors. if BUDGET STORE HOSIERY reg. $7 to $9 sandals in r ;la I BUDGET STORE CHILDREN e and tank top reg. $5 s for boys, sizes 7 perf. $4 to $5 short- sleeve knit iops, 6, .... .... BUDGET STORE ROBES reg. to 8.99 summery cotton and iersey shifts and dust,s's shi-t- 97 19 99 5070 off '99 29.99 39.99 and pantsuits reg. to $100 designer dresses and pantsuits .. .. . 13 to 12 off MATERNITY SHOP reg. to $1 4 tops and slacks to partner each other, if you like oliteYY WOMEN'S FASHIONS reg. to $18 pretty sweaters in mature sizes 40-4-6; pick several " 3r sly"' FASHION SPORTSWEAR reg. to $14 famous brand short- sleeve shirts, mostly knits reg. to $30 shorts, culottes, r. to pants tops to match 11Y'Y rt . 8-- 44 SPORTIOUE reg. $8 tank tops: polyester knit, white and colors A 147Y THE LOFT SPORTSWEAR reg. $8 to $21 polyester cotton knit pants, tops reg. $10 to $21 shirts, tops, smocks, big tops n rin to 077 n ' (Nei LOY to n00 pwrt IFY 5.99 to 9.99 MiSS ZC reg. to $24 blouses and shirts fabrics, colors $46 to pants. skirts, reg. fabrics tops. Easy-cain A per, 14sYY wear-no- w re 4.99 to 6.99 FURNITURE reg. 109.95 contemporary 9- - shelf unit: plastic etareg. $70 colorful plastic gere: unit reg. 34.95 corner of colorful READY-TO-WEA- if 9rit tO off 50cYo SILVER ROOM reg. $220 Reed & Barton Roman Court sikeerplated flatware to "etc 7 - de BUDGET STORE FABRICS list TO 1.79 yd. printed cot- it's 45" wide tort flannel list to $8 yd. upholstery velour 24x27 squares for many Us63 BUDGET STORE SHOES list 7.99 to 11.99 wornen's clogs, sandals, casuak, sizes reg. 4.99 to 6.S'9 children's sandals, boys' canvas oxfords a v 70 off plus 45-p- c. 111106,1..MLW,I.NOP,7,IOW.".11.fi, ,, 3.99 to 8.99 CHINA reg. 109.95 and 119.95 import stoneware for 8 '77 YIP 6 COSMETICS reg. 3.25 to 8.75 Yardley's $8-$1- 0 3Y , 1 STATIONERY & BOOKS reg. 99.95 Rockwell 63-- calculJtor with scientific notation clearance of novelties and of famous Fantastic savings on a tremendous croup and solid cu!..ws, sfripes brand knit or dress shirts! Popular in sleeves Short fabrics. for" care to patterns in "easy 1412-1- 6 or EAtra Large faes Small, tv6dium, Largo and 2.99 4.99 4.99 & 5.99 2.99 to 6.99 & FASHION FOUNDATIONS list $4 to $6 assortment of pretty, pretty making brns list $6 to 7.50 short-lin- e bras and halter taps; broken group FASHION ACCESSORIES white handbags for summer's end: vinyls and leathers reg. $2 genuine stones from Brazil: pierced earrings, rings reg. $1 to 2.50 knee hi's and pantyhose assortment r) 99 r, homespun candles; 3x6, 3x9 FASHION CHILDREN SHIRTS Pot? & 1 I reg. $5 pant liners of nylon tricot, white and beige briefs ond bikinis, prints and solids; many white briefs Men's Famous Brand ' OJ" 4,1 FASHION LINGERIE '4.00 to '6.00 on Reg. At TY II - 8 1 L13r for yourself, for gifts liftle bath shop items luxuries happily reduced reg. $5 and $8 terry table- cloths, 52x52 and 52x70 "WI to 371" nt ' et FASHION DOMESTICS famous-mak- e reg. $6 to $17 percale bed linens table linensodds and ends I 8-- ri yarn in lush colors; oz. balls o., FASHION SHOES reg. $15 to $21 sandals, canvas, odds and ends volunteer their cars for the parade. ' Drivers will be provided, according to chairman Ted Popkins, unless the owner prefers to participate in the parade personally. Popkins may be reached t t during the day or at 8 in the evenings. :; William Stewart, 23, .Laylon. died in the Lagoon U BAILIWICK n reg. $12 to $18 casual flares, patterns and solids reg. $5 to $12 sandals, clogs and canvas styles late-mod- swimmer 4.:dies of convulsion A..1 4' 7 i 8-- 18 NEEDLEWORK reg. 3.79 green silk embroidery thread for temple aprons; limit 5 reg. 90c Melody mohairacrylic YOUNG GENERATION SHOES The cpmmittee has asked converowners of tibles in good condition to ,44t, 7r off 'IYY3 in bright fashion colors shirts sorry not all sizes wq. 1 NOTIONS reg. 5.50 Kleinert's swim caps VYc off I CAMERAS reg. 59.95 Hanimex compact 35mm camera with strop, carry case YIFY 'BOYS' WEAR reg. 3.50 and $4 cotton sport shirts you can "name" reg. to $6 machine washable knit n 1.39 1.09, case $25 I iv3 5.99 colors in knit tops 289c unsliced swimming pools by Ideal for young bockyord waders air mattresses for making swimming more fun 8.99 & 9.99 7.77 no-iro- Because automobile manufacturers have quit producvariety of ing the auto, there is a dearth of the vehicles to transport nota- parade committee has been caught s. with its tops up. What it needs lots of are convertibles them to convey dignitaries '. along the parade route for the annual July 24 event. 1,7 n I TOYS " Z4,73 1 reg. $20 solid color kimono- style robes; one size for all Convertibles needed Help! Tie Days , MEN'S FURNISHINGS reg. 6.50 polyester ties in a glorious array of patterns reg. $10 smooth and cool polyestercotton pajamas At Primary Children's Medical Center, Heidi was pronounced dead. Dr. Serge Moore, after an autopsy Wednesday, postponed ruling on the cause of death. ,,fith said " r" 6.'t..3. A knitted shirts $17 long and short sleeve reg. sport shirts, including knits reg. $15 to $20 solid and patterned knit stocks 30-4-2 ance was called and a fire engine crew in the neighborhood came to the houF.9 and gave the child oxygen. The ambulance then arrived, she said. police. Mrs Michele Beck, 2749 S. West, the child's mother, r' all-n- ut .nrf ,,, 49c "" to 16.99 JNY MEN'S SPORTSWEAR reg. $12 to $17 Puritan Ban-Io- :511: I reg. $65 to $80 sportcoats an finest regular brands reg. to $25 slacks we're famous for; limited 0,,, accident in which Heidi Lynn Beek was killed Wedbesday about noon at 1350 Stewart St. is being investigated by Salt Lake City et" it 59c or 2s1 hamburger buns, mixmatch reg. 2.25 chocolate fudge and lu e.lous lemon butter cakes reg. 60c wholewheat or orange bread centers in reg. $2 lb. our famous chocolate bridge mix reg. 1.89 red Alaska salmon, 7112-o- z. cans MEN'S CLOTHING ,.,: - An long- - BUDrIET STrIPS SPORTSWFAR Its to $16 jeans, pants, skirt- iarnalcos famous brand list to 9.99 broken sizes and AT reg. 80c dozen hot dog and e Ae, 33170 off in broken sizes t A GOOD THiNGS TO SPORTING GOODS tennis shorts and shirts 4.- 1 I cost-cuttin- g :,:: 1 1 .. ... .. $49 $35 17.95 MAJOR APPLIANCES Panasonic model 6003 AMFM digital clock radio Sankyo AMFM cassette recorder: portable with ACDC capability WALL DECOR & LAMPS reg. $35 assorted landscapes frames with heavy h etr; I to..z. met., Ab.g.) amp with trd. limited antique gold finish; gold-finis- 34.95 e 374. 37 , 11.'41'1r, I -Lls9Y DRAPERIES reg. $8 to $20 closeout patterns in furniture covers $96, variety of reg. $11 to , reuay-to-non- aranteries g d wedge- reg. $14 shaped backrest pure comfort reg. $3 to $10 varied group of discontinued cuitains r .3 LI 101 off AO. 101tt 110, kapok-fille- 0VY r,"14 .24.17 aff 1 |
