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Show Sun Chronicle-Advertis- Eagle Thursday, May 27, 1971 er roqr r cLi'i CSs 1 Aaveriiser Thursday, May 27, l$7i SUN CHRONICLE y psn smwm fiCm? gum is seven cents. Lifesavers are now a dime. A proposed $279,000 swimming pool has become an $870,000 recrea- tional complex. How 3 lltA DRESS SHIRTS m SIZES ,isolids 4 17 kWASH 4 flk A . WEAR VAIIICC TO K 00 t ii 5 After several meetings and some 0 Wl proposed. MEN'S DOUBLE SHIRTS KNIT SLACKS Banlon SIZES - wear & & Cotton S, M, L, XL $gr J i SOLIDS OFF PATTERNS ALL SIZES i Sri FIRST QUALITY Roy City can bond for $1,716,591 according to Wayne Kimber, city administrator. The city currently has bonds totalling about $684,000. Bonding for $970,000 will bring the citys total debt to some $1,554,500. Before voting on this future bond issue, check the amount. It may change again. Can you afford it? information-ga- Cuba: A The cost of the swimming pool dagger in the heart When Dr. Mario Lazo, the distinguished Cuban lawyer, wrote his book Dagger in the Heart (Twin Circle, 1970) he cleared up many misCuba. He showconceptions about ed, for example, that Cuba had a very high standard of living before Castro took over, higher than Mexico or any other The scare of a population explosion is nation. Its educational system was outstanding, would be standing its social security programs and There as Malthus. as old room only on this earth, he predicted, by the its medical programs compared favorably in year 1890. Needless to say, the population many pespects with ours. One' "of the figures widely used in1 the ' increase he predicted for western Europe did not take place. Urbanization led to smaller American press against Batista is that he killed families. Meanwhile, food supply kept on doub20,000 people in the two-yeperiod to before Castro took over. The figure, pointed his predictions. ling, contrary out Dr. Lazo, was created by Castro himself. Half of the counties in America had a deThe CIA estimated that 900 people were kilcline in population in the last few years. More our led in those two tumultuous years, not 20,000, in the have of half farmers than country and that many of them were killed by Castro had to abandon farming in the past 30 years and his forces. because there was no use for the food they were on It was the U.S. State Department, The New One the the of items larger producing. York Times, CBS and other liberal forces, Federal budget each year is paying farmers said Dr. Lazo, that put Castro in power with not to produce too much food. Our birth rate He proves it in his book, their propaganda. low. So what is all has fallen to an all-tithe classic work on how Cuba was taken over. the scare talk about? The prejudices of liberalism are summed up The increase in the worlds population is not due to a rising birth rate. It is because by Dr. Lazo as follows: 1) All liberals unite the advances in medicine cause less people in the belief that their main enemy is to the to die as soon as they used to. In past centRight, never to the Left. 2) Modern liberaluries the birth rate has adjusted itself with ism always favors discussion, negotiation, and remarkable practicality and consistency. compromise as the only rational and acceptThe notion that less people means more able method of settling disputes. It rejects prosperity is false. In the last 100 years, the use of force. 3) liberal ideology favors for example, the earths population increased democracy everywhere, at all times, and is unable to acknowledge the possibility that some about 40 percent, while the U.S. population other type of rule may be suitable for a devincreased 600 percent. During the same eloping nation, unless it be some form of leftperiod, our national wealth increased 4,000 percent. Our increase in population was one of ist totalitarianism. Liberalism has a passion for social inthe main causes of our increase in per capita novation and reform. If the changes it fancies wealth. Any country should be able to increase its do not come rapidly it favors revolution. Any wealth by producing more goods and services Washington policy-makwho adheres to these if it has an increase in population. Any counis not qualified to views, said Dr. Lazo, affairs. Washington, try that cannot do so is saddled with govern- deal with mental bureaucracy and incompetent officials. please note! population scare pre-Cast- ro Latin-Americ- an JJ1 vUlilJl QQ STYLES 1-- 12 part of recent 30 TO times higher priced. Gum is nearly Lifesavers have doubled in cost. The recreational complex cost is over three times higher than the original proposal. i 99 SIZES 28 to 42 se Medical advances FAMOUS BRAND SUITS IES 400 TIES STRIPES. PAIR FAMOUS BRANDS VALUES MENS OVER 500 OVER V and dressing room is estimated to be $400, To build and furnish the mutli-purpo000. area will requi? 9 about $200,000 and the lower level will cost app oxim? ely $150,000 to build and furnish. The estimated cost of the library states the committee report. is $120,000, sessions the following costs were thering MEN'S KNIT True wash & After that a formidable-soundin- g Roy Rewas formed with creation Complex Committee to main three One, identify the objectives. make-u- p of the proposed recreation complete to down a list of the approxset Two, complex. imate cost of each facility and to list the priority of these facilities. Third, to identify the use of this complex by the people of the Roy Community. A STRIPES costs rise! The original proposal of a $279,000 swimming pool has rapidly evolved into an $870, 000 recreational complex. In a public meeting in the middle of February the swimming pool was first introduced as a pcol area with additional recreational facilities. The cost at this time was estimated at $400,000. MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE IrQDSlCll!? ftDIItffl Nickle BOOR iranj sfiSirmafi ve, 1,1 f VALUES VALUES TO 10000 300-- 700 MEN'S & BOY'S GYM SHOES WHITE ; BLACK & FAMOUS BRAND SUITS STYLES LASTEST STYLES 99 SIZES 3 to 11 VALUES TO 2000 ALL FIRST QUALITY GOOD 99 SELECTION VALUES TO 135 SLEEVES SOLIDS & NEW MODELS STRIPES 99 SIZES 14 to 20 NECK NEW COLORS ALL SIZES fo) U SIZES 32 to 37 SLEEVE VALUES VALUES 100u LEATHER 10 150" 99 MENS CUFFLINKS MENS BELTS & ELASTICS ASSORTED COLORS & STYLES LARGE 99 OVER SELECTION er 500 SETS SIZES 28 to 38 VALUES VALUES TO 1000 1 1 500 TO 10100 lh PRICE MEN'S SOCKS FAMOUS BRANDS GYM SHOES 10 COLORS ar me MENS DRESS SHIRTS FAMOUS BRAND SUITS LONG js TO Latin-Americ- Point of Law Changes in vehicle modification laws By Reed Mann, CHOOSE FROM VALUES TO 12M SIZES 10 REGULAR to 13 1.50 BANK CARDS WELCOME HOURS BANK AMERICARD MASTER CHARGE WALKER BANKARD AMERICAN EXPRESS E"T3 r7 Ct2) CT' X ( 121 South State. Clearfield (0) an This week I would like to inform you of the additional requirements in regards to vehicle modification. I know it doesnt apply to many of you, but those who read this article might assist by passing it on to some of the young people or old, who are guilty or of contemplating modifying their vehicle. Title 41 Chapter 6 article 148.30 reads: It shall be unlawful for any person to operate a motor vehicle on any highway or road within the state of Utah when such vehicle has been mechanically altered or changed to cause the lowest part of the body or chassis to be closer to the ground than it was at the time it was manufactured. The previsions of this section shall not apply to the following vehicles: (a) Implements of husbandry, (b) farm tractors, (c) road machinery, and (d) road rollers. NOW THE CHANGE The law will now read: It shall be unlawful for any person to operate a motor vehicle on any highway or road within the state of Utah when such vehicle has Roy City Patrolman been mechanically altered or changed to cause the lowest part of the body or chassis to be closer to the ground or to increase or decrease the distnace between the ground and the lowest part of any bumper or any other similar impact absorbing equipment. The question has already been asked if this means that the tires cannot be over-size- d which may alter the distances. No! This does not mean tires, they are not a mechanical change. It has reference to when the vehicle is dismantled and reassembled in a different manner or an entirely new front end or rear end assembly of ones own designs, installed or spring separates inserted. The law is designed to eliminate the radical and ridiculous alterations that obviously render the vehicle unsafe. This addition to the law and those changes and additions published last week became effective May 11, 1971. Next week I will discuss air pollutioii control devices. |
