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Hoeing around a small conifer tree Steven Black left Iowa Hall k i"o14-'- ' Billings 1 ' '0" ‘ 6 ' t i ' ' : V Aig-- --- - r 4 s IA t 4 d f 0 It 4 - L' i q' i - 1 - se f ' 7 o - '' of ma sa O outdoor classroom subjects for Pleasant Grove Elementastudents ry School last week when they took their "studies" to Granite Fork Flats in American fifth-grad- e Canyon while there they learned lessons not found in their textbooks The 90 boys And and girls who participated into divided were three groups One group was designated to pick up litter left by careless campers another to prune around small conifer and deciduous trees planted by similar classroom groups about three years ago and another to hoe weeds and grass from around the trees Provided Special to The Tribune BOUNTIFUL — Warde Tot roan incumbent Bountiful city councilman has announced a for candidate reelection to It term fall's t fouryear in this t munici pal election Mr Tolman 52 a Bountiful native is N ' ''"' tA Basin Weber suP i peline Mr Tolman p e rintendent Ile is a former superintendent of the Bountiful Water Department he has As a councilman served two years as council representative for the Plan ning and Zoning Commission and two years as chairman for the Water and Sewer Corn mittee In a statement he said the city's greatest need is better He storm sewer drainage cited the lowering of the city property tax levy from 20 to 15 mills during his tenure in office Mr Tolman is married has two children and is active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints and Rotary Club County Plans Firefighters MAYINY e- in the is producing BID SALE FOR FURNACES r UTAH Into hags - Py eligibility examination for volunteer firemen to serve at various stations throughout Salt Lake County will be given Oct 26 at 7 pm in the County Complex 107 E 21st I- t It-- f thuh's REPAIRS SERVICE IFURNACE I I 7 1 1 r:!:-!7::t1I 11 Largotst Lnotox HEATCRAFT -0- l it4C:''fil!11 - 77-- Lii:' I t 1 ii d oo i i''7 1 j-- A : 0 :"N ' 1 r c t : tg - ' 1 0 s A 4& W 71 MO $200 $300 You ALWAYS & ' ' ':' ''''' 0 ':'' ' 'tt t ' ' 1 I ! 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'1 Years in th Diamond Business ot i '''4 1:t Over 30 SAVE UP 3b I ii I t I I Gordon tobb W Frost-Fre- A t ' ' ' t7- 144 Refrigerator-home- r olittot11 ' M - t 11 '44' 7 New Lao 4 - 4410 11 I Ay lett chairman of Firemen's Civil Service Commission The examination is open to Male residents of the county 71 years of age or older with a high school education or must Applicants Pquivalent be at least 5 feet 8 be able to meet the weight schedule and other physical test requirements A volunteer cannot advance to fulitime status after he has reached 35 years Mr Aylett noted Ile said applications may be obtained at the Coun2027 ty Personnel Office Council Way (140 East) and must be In the hands of the commission before the hour set for the examination Dakot OF UTAH )ii? f WESTINGHOUSE 7- I : ramv 71 j r:'--1 41 $111211 it 7:7- rpr l'IP ' 4""11144 As As 4S64711 1 i 1 ' i i t 11J 74- 6 a LIMITED f T 7iii—rr' 'fel' t 1 A!I'l ': ::1 titii No ObligeHom A tu--7--':!:- ' 0 fe hours issuance lie will be compensated on the basis of $5 for each such paper served — $325 of it to be paid from Health Department funds and $175 from judiciary funds' within $ Nob les Dews pint Peewee is 4 asehoisl ISTUAATI 1 f papers of 1 6 6 An expedite of the 6 - serving of the legal papers to cut down the backlog of warrants in his department The special officer to concentrate on serving only health complaints and summonses is expected to accomp48 - ' - 'i' I protecting to r 1 Enjoy completely automatic heat at your comfortable temperature Lennox -- - lock out furnaces run whisper-quie- t dust and noise Wonderful tot any home old ot new Basement or cloact 4 MI a i tions The suggestion was first made by Robert Hatfield director of the Traffic Violat- lish service - ' Coll for MOTOROLA AND GE RADIOS ROAD SHOPS SIC ROAD SHOPS SC BLUE CHIP GAUGES HIGHWAY PATROL usro BATTERIES ROAD SHOPS SIC S SHOPS SLC HIGHWAY ROAD ISKtS PATROL UCED TIRES GRASS HAY WIRE TIED BALES HARDWARE RANCH CACHE CO 30 a unlit will Bids be received Ir October II HSI A cashier's or certified check In the amount It 10 must be turnithed s deposit all with bids 147 Slatt InformatiOn contact Mr For Ray Condick Capitol Or call 321 S721 CHRISTIANSEN J DOUGLAS Purchasing Agent SAVE Bureau t 1 IP ion ions S e Dis- Appointment of a special officer to serve complaints and summonses of the Health Department only his been authorized by the City Commiss- An 4 Pocatelln phosphorus TO IL c from Health Officer 1 according to K Largest Reserve 'Idaho has the largest re serve of phosphate in the M°VIM'INS'§I°10°NA1010: Exam for South FMCat OF 1 lire In fear of fake teeth wohbling or dropping Jost ar the rong time For more security I nd more comfort just sprinkle I ilt le Faill:PITH on your Wares vAsTEETit hold fake teeth firmer Makes eating earlier No plidv gooey twit e Hell check 'denture breath''' Dentures that nt are eanential leg health See your dentiat regularly (let FASIllEtH it all drug counters have est phosphorus furnaces xistence largest 4 At Any Time Dont Board phosphate Soda FiIC at Springs' plants and :slonsanto have the larg- paid FALSE TEETH University of Idaho suniniarites in a report to the Montana Slate Planning Paso i:'' keeping them "lit- City Authorizes G 4 1 El and — t More Security With of Mines esses phosphate industrial chemicals Largest Furnees Monsanto PiThinets " chairman of the geology and geography departmentCoilecze Reservation latter Foe shale for Indian the fertilizer: for Corp The fIsy Mine on the' the or hoe to prune insight rock from Fort Hall its officials report of Idaho's phosphate industry is bright" Dr Mosi'oxv George Williams "The future phosphate processes SURPLUS PROPERTY 100 every Idaho and to ‘orld particularly ' helps the students learn more about the natural resources of the forest areas and to gain a new points is IC Simplot Co have plants at Pocatello former 1 spent explora I ion on 1111111411'y mea ningful the during has aho-Montana 41 Gain Forest Knowledge Teachers believe the project lok'-'- past $1078000 The And doca de Co I - 11 and rentals INVITATION Chamber of Com- hat statement the which also has a III ine on the Imiler east of Lira Mont has expanded its processing operations with a new plant in Ca nada plant west of the Mississippi 1968 Inver and after Jan it win he the largest in the in royalties dollars the morning's Following lurk the students were treatthen ed to a weiner roast traveled to Timpooneke near the summit of American Fork From there they Canyon hiked down Grover Creek to their homes Some 20 parents and other adults supervised around the small trees The teachers explained how this helps the trees grow then showed them how to determine the tree specie by its –— leaves or needles— -Many of the children tasted wild elderberries and other berries found in the area r--- ---I ' also plastic litter assisted rect ways Davis Term will be large inorr Other rayntents all the industry has utility Statistics out xcirBlking free" ter students the provided and ' Dr Williams -- Bags US For- Ralph McDonald Service employe Pleasant Grove Ranger trict and thNe Iowa Hall lierber Gilbert and Mrs Elaine Carwin in showing the youngsters cor- Seeks New he Litter est with He Councilman fabricators US 174 and THE STATE industrial workers means: 296 more people in the n e w Students Probe Forest Secrets flaming maples aspen golds and changing greens of the coniferous trees became the equipment The merce pisscw!er million 712 manufacturers Cites Outdoor classroom Special to The Tribune AMERICAN FORK — The In jobs the Western phosphate industry employs 16041 persons with an annual payroll of $122810000 a recent out-ar- e Fork Canyon Clark during in American 1G hank Electricity natural gas Huge Funds IniestNi compa nies In basic deposi more shipping costs of the phos !dime industry in 1960 alone totaled 43 million dollars Within the past 10 (II the industryThas pallthe federal in $208670 government bonus bids Annual ropily paytneirs TO tho tNterni eminent total $1285(X)0 industry currently has in belief iciation $654725000 burning fertilizer and furnace 11 plants equipment and mines' 1 A spokesman for the indus A try adds the unestimated millions of investment by allied 3 industries such as the rolling stock of railroads facilities - 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