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Show ! 1966 REVIEW . .TM-ti- K -- s i! - Specials! MOTHER-li- L DAUGHTER 1 , - MOTHER er :;umuPhone: 278-26- REGULAR PRICE 2 4659 South 2300 East I THIS- Mi I COUPON worth 50 i 1 f'h'S'lih' - v-n- . v UfJ'- ON CAN OF - HAIR SPRAY 't - , J n6 ZOO WEEK 66 August 14-2- 1 1960. In 1965 there were 153.911 savings accounts with a total dollar amount of $305, 839, 738. The number of savings accounts with a total dollar counts in 1960 was 116, 975 for a total of $157,459,160. CLIP THIS COUPONS ADMIT ONE CHILD i Cl p Coupon For - FREE ADMISSION TO HOGLE ZOO Thurs. Aug. -- 1 Since 1960 the total savings in our Utah insured associations has almost doubled, Mr. Duvall noted. He added that the net gain in savings in the associations last year was $27,445,256 compared with $19,857,567 in 1960. m. 0a. 6i00p.m. 2600 Sunnyside Ave. Last Week's Solution W a i? i Ladies Daytime and Night ja. ja s & oX p 'A 4 filAwr v ilf'IIICi f U ' C T OR O.U 5 N MENS NIGHT K ft STATE LANES N r rji torje plf t a L t M we Ate it 3880 So. St ate rK .MAct 0266-337- 2 Review 1 Hints 6 Rips 11 IS 19 20 21 23 24 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 40 41 42 43 45 46 47 48 49 Above end 61 touching A stato City In Germany Paatafewsy 62 Shouts 64 French article 52 53 54 55 58 ' 69 currency 119 Mina evcavatlon Rodent F righten Crippled Chmeae (nil Poker ateke 71 Plunges 74 Baptismal basin Bittar vetch Pose for 76 79 Floated In sir 81 Hawaiian 73 suddenly Allowance for waste ( portrait 82 Cndricil 84 'Istaken Measu'o duration of Transgressions 85 87 Bo . Taka unlawfully Common purplo seaweed Symbol for iron Run easily Winter vehicle Pry about in a sneaking of Zeus Underwater Mechanic (abbr.) 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Apparently because they originally roasted the entire animal, from whiskers to taiL But friends in Texas stoutly maintain that the art developed that at roundup time on the Bar B Q ( BQ) Ranch was their brand, and that was how they used to feed visiting Classic look for school 91 SALAD: Mr. M. J. McCaslin of Puyallup, sent this pearl of great price. The secret is long Washington, and thorough chilling. It can be served on a bed of lettuce if desired, but we like it as Mr. McCaslin does, served in a chilled container at the barbecue. BARBECUE baseball size tomatoes, firm and ripe, cut in small chunks ' I large, firm cucumber, 2 1 1 peeled and cut in small chunks green pepper, cut In small squares medium onion, cut fine shorn from stems (we chop these coarsely) 2 green onions and tops, cut fine 1 stalk celery, cut fine 12 sweet red pepper, or small can pimientos, cut fine 2 stalks parsley, k ,J Cut all vegetables fine, but not too fine, says Mr. McCaslin. Place in a 2 -- quart salad bowl and prepare the following dressing: A For the scholarly appearance, for lots of endurance, and real team work lemon ( 2 12 Tbs.) 12 tsp. black pepper 14 tsp. Accent 1 Tbs, cider or white wine vinegar juice of 1 between leathers and construction, choose these distinguished school Mix all well, toss with the vegetables, then crush 2 ice cubes and sprinkle over the top. Chill not less than 30 minutes. We prefer to chill 2 hours. Toss again and serve in chilled bowls or containers, to hold the juice while eating the best mans salad you ever ate!" vouchsafes Mr. McCaslin. Theyre ready to back to school with 'your youngsters. STEAK SAULT ST. MARIE: If you like an herbed barbecued steak for a change, try this idea from up yonder on the Canadian Side. 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Simpson, State Director of Farmers Home Salt Lake Administration, City, said recently that the nation should be more concerned with the drop in the number of farm families than in decline in the stock market. Simpson, speaking at a meeting of Farmers HomeAd-ministration District and Supervisors in Salt County Lake City, pointed out that the stock market always recovers and speculators win whichever way the market goes, but the nation can never recover its farm families who leave the land and disappear forever in our large cities. He cannot afford the continuous loss of some 100,000 farmers annually without seriously undermining the entire rural economy and without seriously threatening our capacity to produce enough food and fiber to meet our evergrowing commitments both at home and abroad, Simpson jty said. He pointed out that rural areas and cities are now reap- ector said. on thoosing: And you custom engineering trouble free service quiet operation no loss of efficiency low-cooperation low depreciation high resale value long life cant shove these 10 million people into overcrowded cities without imposing untold harm to them and without adding incredible problems to the cities themselves. Yet this is what has beat done during the past 20 st years. The administration, Simpson said, has recognized the problem and Is now making a ' determined effort to reverse the rural-to-ci- ty migration trend and to strengthen the economic position of farm families and the viability of rural communities. mwpr Red roc sfo GAS ivfjc Id-hou- se you on installing air conditioning Cost estimates for custom-engineere- d conditioning are offered for complete cooling satisfaction 7d utbuWd hi .S.ttfc'Av r- ing the harvest of their unconcern for the unrecoverable loss of nearly two million farm families since World Warr II. You cant take over 10 million people out of rural America without depleting the economy, decimating its towns and villages and eroding its social fabric, the FHA Dir- f rr t Fluent tantalum 94 by cowpokes. Take your choice. 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NOW JOIN A WINTER LEAGUE w. ifvvaKTiE 'Kg Vc a" manager-co- ng Both the average amount of money in savings accounts and the ratio of their number to Utahs population are gaining with insured savings and loan associations in the state, R. C. Duvall, Ogden, said Monday. Mr. Duvall is president of the Utah Savings and Loan League. Thq leagues membership includes the states 15 insured associations. The league president said that a study conducted by the league shows that in 1965 there were 659 savings accounts in insured associations in Utah for every 1,000 families in the state. This compares with 558 savings accounts for every 1,000 families in the state in 1960. At the end of 1965 the average savings account in the Beehive States insured associations amounted to $1,987. This compares with $1,346 in price-daught- 14 pointed merchandise from his fornsumer mer position of senior field for sales manager-consum- er the Salt Lake City district. Mogck began his career with American Oil Company as a manager-marketiservices. sales representative in train1958. He was formerly merchaning in Salt Lake City in in the Promotions took him to Price, dise manager-reta- il Utah; Idaho, and Wyoming. He regional office. B. H. Hinson, 5203 Moor was transferred to the regionMont Drive, has been ap- - al office in April, 1965. appointments to the Salt Lake City regional staff of American ChlCompany have been announced by R. H. Danielson, regional manager. C. N. Mogck, 3346 Edward Circle, las been promoted to Two Increasing PERMANENTS , Appointments Announced Skillet Club Savings ByThe Utahns Is Back To School i gas whole-hous- e air Call Mountain Fuel Supply MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY ---- NtwuU G&i StufoL |