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Show DESERET NEWS, 10 A November Monday, 17, 1969 Oil Boom E' STIV 1 Ccpiev Nc ir 5 RM b ser t N .Ir-r- e i -kLTeK FkiLBVNKS, 7 e great o ru'- - to t p ro- a (anri- ; pe o t1- -' id'p i' t 1 lir r, J . rn plJV g -t tr 'i r"r fiorKiT Workers t -- nere are no v trk (in- 11 state lei'e sate m'lion to oil cor made hradbres u I p niur 1 tne The ro rem m- - ent o tne co-r- -- tr, h v rii Gorge Carmack tli'-oTO vrars ag ered gold about t Creek m the K o' dike Tited th o 03 tfvri'h gold and ru-- h Alaska pfinrentm reae dur-n- g 1 Con'-tni'dir- But You hours week jou work ei1 it he said sometimes 16 a day ever dn of the It car be dangerous trat " r it - Get This Big, Rugged ror cona. .ors Arct-- e e c- mo and it's os easy to o per-e'- e famous Toro Power Lawn the os " THROWS A Oj-- rr ie wmd at 3j es zero f'eeze .n ha,f a oe kept Engines ir.-- 't runnmg 24 hours a day Tire-- f : kept mo era aten V. orn io rg n one place rg cord.no''s force progm's to a crawl when temperatures 'pt e at S' ?rd bO degrees below zero in December and fle-- h ad LAS VEGAS & 14 1 7 D.nesHotel, Greens d fees, con, onb ground snow rearm, ner all tor only transfer. D?c Winter zed eng ne . . . enclosed starter end prsmer . . . chain erne, e i propelled . . . 270 Reflate Controlled root-i- g 6g be.ow exposed hAJ e -v 3 cuue . f bre-j- Mower1 - rortn slope are extreme.; m JOIN P.A.T. NOW . . . on wm1 Fly in Pos ona acy DCcS t rsf class ot LESS tHAS p: t A s j.rv REGUlAUAlRTRAVElCOST' TORO SNOW HOUND warer " furkirg -- w "ter month' in Alas-k- i nonal r i' j b' c ksp down after the tort summer season ard voikem U'jallv sperd the cod months idle or only ca.u a1 v look.ng for jobs Mary go r C feel PALM SPRINGS Hand e mounted tirottie control Toro quality tr'ougout for yea of setvitel 27-3- 0 Jan 22 25 Riv era Hotel, 2 day greens tees, tart, rightly shows ground tor only transfer Nov $19995 i A Fee A rt-- f at on Agfcr m 'Am Jdnaurv. outside to the lower 43 st ites for work Marpovver is more than suf-fi- c cr.t to handle all the local v ork from October to Mav Bat row that the black gold m h of Alaska is known across ti.e naLon workers are coir mg from nearly ever, the oil where, expecially states ot Texas, California, Louisiana and Oklahoma. The traditional winter increase m unemployment is beakmg records Alaska isnt so much the call of the wild as it is now the call of quick money. -- arrival. with rt Hdberg L -- 1" tN Laborers Local Lmon 34l ir nrhoragp reports 20 men c dav come lookirg for jobs on xhe rortn iope Hp te'l-- i it like t is No jobs 01 tne 'lope or arvwnerc e.' arp available for them now . d pro it i v - t be even m tnn Spr g At the ram of the century ovrr 30 000 dreamers of the pot o gold struggled over tne f hilkoot Pass to this far north country. Nearly all of them found more where gold wasnt than where it was The great claims were suipea out nerore tneir Now, asp .0 S it s tru 2 J c o te s.cpe, more;, for Inter iot p Srutn, Hardy or Airl.res m Fairbanks, said A fnend of m e up there offered m h jro ot truck rg p d- g car p dter to around Pnidrop He makes S25 GOO a year A coupe of vewrs of that and you cdr retire for awhi e, he said j- The Sopt 0 Jobs Mo idv taken v WHY SHOVEL SHOW? once again m the limelight, men are coming to the 49th State to make big fast money by working for the oil companies But they're finding the jobs New Medal For Exemplary Citizen security, national interest, world peace or cultural life The Picoident signed an executive order establishing the new medal, which can be bestowed by the President at any time to a person whose conspicuous action he wishes to WASHINGTON President Nixon (AP) has established a Presidential Citizens Medal to recognize US. citizens who have performed exemplary deeds of service for their country or fellow Ameri- cans honor So far in his term in office, Nixon has bestowed only one Medal of Freedom. That went to Duke Ellington, Negro composer, pianist and orches- will be the second irghest award for private citizens, ranking belcw the Medal of Freedom, vvuich can be It awarded by the President for contributions to the nations isa 1 f tra leader. i ANOTHER REASON GRANITE IS YOUR LARGEST TORO DEALER :?f. 4 r ff a 'h . .. r V,' -- W , him y Li SK V v Snow Hound9 wont cost you $400. 1 I I I Not by along shot 1 I 1 I I I 1 I 1 1 1 Granted. Most bg snow tnrouers v.iil set you back around $400. The 20 s0W HOUND fren TORO, however, comes $1 89.95 in for less than half that It's a b.g 3,i h p. hustler with rugged chain-driv- e. Bites into snow as deep as 16 inches. Tosses it 20 feet in any d rection. Hj s lo to ha'f a ten of snow a m.nute. And cu cent even have to push the SNOW HOUND It's So, forget that $400 business. Granite has the big snow thrower that's priced right. The SNOW HOUND at $189 95 t. na-KeIts the best buy on by a log srot. ... te TORO, i w so available with POWER HANDLE Lift Of Erg ne $199 95 Hand'c detaches tor use with TORO rowers, t 1 A I ers, and other yard care machines. i 3 1 TORO SNOW THROWERS i $(3)95 1 a at -- WATERPROOF BOOTS are what the whoie family want! with the warmth and for everyone! Designed with the fashion looks you ell look for Perfect find that's wanted for boot the the weather Whatever the wet exactly cold, you'll aqe requires. protection dress or work wear. Yoc'll find sleek vinyh, rugged leathers and rubbers an occas on from play, all with slip-re- s sfant so'es V hee's, pus t'ne smart fashion de'ail ng women and girls demand. fun-tim- e, START AT OVERSHOE A. BOYS' 5.50 6.50 16" 9.99 5.99 MEN'S B. WOMEN'S VINYL BOOT C. GIRLS' VINYL SNOW BOOT D. ARCTIC ZIPPER BOOT E. 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