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Show Sunday, March 29, 1970 Page 8—THE SUNDAY HERALD,Provo, Utah Sales Award Achieved ‘7 Funds Affiliated Fund By Provoan 7.65 Anchor Fund Inv Butlock Fund Bullock Div Shares 3.56 Clarence Ligman, Prove, received an award from the Fullwell Motor Products f 4.77 13.76 9. 15. Company, 33 5.50 J 13.38 13. 12.22 13. 9.83 10, 15.16 16: 432 4: 4.43 82 4.51 4.9% 9.58 10.42 18.39 19.96 Ivest Select Inv Var Pay 8.82 :o Life Inv Mass Inv Trust Mass Inv Trust Mass Inv Growth Tech Fund United Accum United Income Var Pay 8.27 lis64 16.00 14.64 16.00 AY73 12.82 7.80 Peoples Finance and Thrift 6.3 748 Company, operatingin Salt Lake 12.96 14.20 City and Ogden as “Peoples 7Al (8.06 First Thrift’, reported 11.16 12.20 significant gains at its 45th 14.95 16.34 annual stockholders meeting. 6.56 7.17 Wellington Fund Wellington Invest Wisconsin Fund 9.48 8.06 of Cleveland, Ohic, for being the firm's fifth highest salesman in the Channing Growth Concord Fund Delaware Mutual Eaton & Hwd Bal Fidelity Fund Hamilton HDA IDS Progressive IDS New Dimensn Snvestors Mutual Investors Stock nation during 1969. A nice trophy was Presented to Mr. Lingman who has been with the companyfor only two years, WILLIAM J. WELSH JR. Springville Man Elected New Bank Director His district covers an area from Salt Lake City to St. oe to Vernal, generally. His total sales volume for the award year was $52,000, and that's a lot considering that he deals in nuts and bolts, points and condensers oe parts, and the ce. Lamb Imports Business Today Prof Accusesindustry Of Exaggerating Cost In Air Pollution Control NEW YORK (UPI)—A West aggerating the cost of controllVirginia University professor ing air pollution, eye | told a Senate commit- business 20 years. He says pow- Aired at issues. Capital Meet The job is not easy, he said, “but we already have the technology to make a tremendous The first of several planned dividend. PLAYING aT SIMBA'S faanils, on the night doing a soio aie while his potas: Rich before they left to appear in the Greek Adams leans against the player piano, The Theater in Los Angeles, Calif., are the Sun- charminy gartered dancehall girl is the downers, At the mike is David L. Gardner mascotof the place, Jimba’s, Built on !magination, Captures People’s FancyinIts First Year Here Wher: you step off the street and into Jimba’s to eat, you are surrounded by things of the past and run the distinct risk of having an experience you will long remember. “My brother John, and I felt there were no placesin town that we liked well enough to take our girls to,” says Jim Wudel who: first name wasthe basis for the restaurant's name. “So we decided to make one of our Townspeople were first warned of Jimba’s coming when somelarge red and white circus stripes were painted on the windows of an empty store front next to the B & H Pharmacy on West Center. One woman thoughtit would be a hippyioint. But the Wudel brothers added some other signs and it really confused ier and the rest of the town as well. The signs read, ‘No smoking,”afd “No one under 18 admitted unless accompanied by parents.” Opening Crowd By this time everyone was curious and when the big opening night happened on May 20, 1969, the place was so jammed that peopie were waiting for hours onthe side walk in order to getin. “Our biggest problem during those first days was that we didn’t know what we were doing,” Big Jim says with a cov little smile. “We didn’t know how to order, so we just ran out of half of the things on the menu. We were making up the drinks as we went along, and our portions were far too large.” After just five days, the boys felt they had to retreat and regroup. So they closed Jimba’s “for repairs.” “We wanted to give the people something different, a lot of atmosphereand some good food. We thought if we gave people enough to look at they wouldn't hidden very well. Thus, they did care how long they had to wait the opposite, they gave the around, We didn’t know the “powder room” some extra value of service and turn-over,”” frills and put a half-moonon the rustic door to the men’s room. Jim said. In the back half of the Juggled Menu It took them four days to restaurantis a big barbequepit. recuperate and open up again, This was an idea the boys got Buttheir troubles weren’t over from a couple of places, one in “4 By juggling the menu, Oregon,and another in Southern elacing the waiters who California, As a customer, you Uiught it was just too much for have the right to pick out your them, they learned by ex- own cut of meat and cook it perience, and today, the Wudel ourself, Jimba’s has not been open brothers have a bona fide restaurantwith a good chance to quite a year yet, ard with the improved techniques of makeit big. = By JERRY M. YOUNG When they first thought of doing this it was the end of the spring term at BYU. The boys returned to their home in Long Beach, Calif., where they started gathering antiques for decorations. The three most notable items they collected were a digger machine, their beautifully ornamented cash register, and the player piano. “That cash register was all covered with black paint. We thought we would just strip off the paint and haveit repainted. But when we got through the layers, we found that we didn’t haveto do any moreto it,” said Jim, The digger machine was just given to them. And it was a prize. The glass was still original, and when the man found out what they were going to do with it, he just gave it to them. He knew the boys would give it a good home. The decor is mostly Jim's work. He’ studied art at BYU, and the boys built just about everything themselves. They put together the heavy wooden picnic type tables and molded the fibreglass counter. Even the bathrooms have become a part of the decorations. They poke rather | conspicuouslyinto the room, so management, the Wudel Recognition Ross Trapp, owner of the Hollywood Beauty College, 52 West Center, has received word that the Cosmetology Accrediting Commission of Washington, D. C., whic.) ac- credits the school, has been recognized by the U. S. Commissioner of Education, James E. Allen, as the national accrediting agency for private cosmetology schools. The Hollywood Beauty College,one of 16 owned by Mr. Trapp, was first nationally accredited in 1965. brothers have alreadybuilt up quite a reputation, What Jimba’s meanstodayis alrnost anything a person wants it to mean. The imagination was tickled by the decorations,the palateis tickied by the cuisine, and the mood is set by the entertainers. The rest is up to the customer. The year 1969 MRS, LEO M. GRANT 19.9 per cent and an increase of Sponsored by the Foreign 29.3 per cent in unearned Agricultural Service of the U. S. Departmentof Agriculture, the iscount. meeting was attended by Stockholders elected two new representatives of the lamb directors, John S. Price of Salt industries of the United States Lake City and William J. Welsh and the two countries that are Jr. of Springville and Price. the principal lamb exporters to Mr. Welsh maintains the U. S. market, Australia and Central Utah District of residence in both Price and New Zealand. LeVoy's, Inc. has a happy Springville. Formerly, he Nature andtrends in the lamb manageranda new car to show served three terms as mayor of industries in the respective for placingin the top five of the Price, presidentof the Municipal producing countries, pee company’s 31 districts Leagueof Utah,presidentof the characteristics of the market for Utah Jaycees, member of the lambin the United States and in Hevea at a Utah LeVoy Utah Water and Power Beard, other major producing consultants luncheon in Salt and vice-chairman of the Utah countries, and means of Lake City was Mrs. Leo M. State Co-ordinating Council for exchanging informatio: (LaRae) Grant of Orem, Natural Resources. between the producing manager of the Central Utah Currently Mr. Welsh is countries, were included in the District since 1966. president and general manager discussion at this preliminary Company head Jemes LeVoy of the Credit Bureau of Provo, meeting. Also discussed were Sorensen waspresent to honor owner of the Credit Bureau of various methods of promotion Mrs. Grant and two other top Price, president and general being employed to enlarge the managers, Phyllis Reeve and managerof MotorCredit Co. and U.S. market for lamb. Geri Hill, both of Salt Lake. United Loan Co., both of Price, The initial ineeting is to be LeVoy’s was founded in 1961 to and vice-chairman of Price followed by subsequent joint supply sleepwear to Utah River Water Improvement meetings of the three countries \women, but the company has District. Mr. Welsh is married to involved. These will be held since expanded to markets the former Margaret Roberts of within the next few months in throughout the U. S. and Springville. Caaada. New Zealand and Australia. Central Utah ManagerGets Firm’s Award and immediate impact for the betterment of our environment.” He said the wet scrubbers and controlled combustion charabers being installed every day will do around 56 per cent of the job in terms of getting rid of sulphur dioxid. “These aren't $19.95 gadgets but neither is good pollution control equipment anywhere near as expensive or exstic as a lot or people with axs to grind are trying to make out,” Ellis said. “The point is that we must make a fasi strat in using what we have and the bill for 100 yeurs of neglect won't be cheap. We've run all out of time and the free ride from mother nature is over.” Ellis thinks,for example, that an estimated cost of $2 billion over the next decade to achievereasonable pollution control in New York City may be about right and reasonable, He says that, while results aren't apparent yet, progress is being made under new laws requiring the upgrading of oil burners and other heating and power plants that emit fumes. Now you can itivest in new $25,000,000 Issue the boys knewthey couldn’t be Neilson New Official For Savings—LoanInstitute Ralph P. Neilson, 1372 Maplewood Drive, Salt Lake ity, has been named deputy governor for the State of Utah for the American Savi gs and Loan Institute. He succeeds Queed Weiler, administrative services manager at Prudential association. Mr. Neilson, manager of the Home Improvement Loan Department of First Federal Savings and Loan Association, will assist the district governor of the institute and the staff of the nationaloffice in promoting institute programs. The American Savings and LoanInstitute is the educational armofthe United states Savings and Loan League and sponsors. educational classes and seminars, Mr. Neilson, studied economics at the University of Utah prior to joining First Federal in 1962. He was made manager of the Home Improvement Loan Departmentin 1963 and elected assistant vice president in 1964. URANIUM & MININ STOCKS Auric Stansbury Approx Benjatnin Linsky ac- erful interests are attempting to confuse the public on pollu.ion Russell B. Jex, president of the Salt Lake City-based Accrediting company, reported payment of meetings to discuss lamb their 139th consecutive quarterly imports into the U. S. market was held in Washington this Agency Gets witnessed a growth in volumeof week. e,e Prof. that industryis par ex- cused “big industry” or trying to hide the fact that air pollution is not really @ big or terriule expensive job. One man in the pollution contro! business agrees wholeheartedly. “Pollution control is no more mysterious or complicated than washing your nands,” said President Michael P. Ellis of Mechanical Controls Corp., a subsidiary of Wichita Industries, Inc. Ellis, an engineer, has beenin the pollution control 7% with 30-month maturity. 62” with 60-month maturity. Interest paid every 6 months. Interest begins day of investment. First Security Bank of Utah, National Association |