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Show 21 oaro-oarnrvA THURSDAY, JANUARY f, IMS NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Annual Stockholders' meeting of the Provo Bench Canal and Irrigation Irri-gation Company will be held Saturday, January 10, 1953, at 2 o'clock p.m., in the Orem City Hall, Orem, Utah. The purpose of the meeting is to hear reports of officers, and to transact any other business that may properly come before the meeting. PROVO BENCH CANAL and IRRIGATION CO. L. J. Salisbury, Secretary A girl was born Dec. 27 to Mack Wm. and Edna Berry Mc-Ewan Mc-Ewan at the Utah Valley hospital. hospi-tal. The baby has one sister and two brothers waiting its arrival at home. For Farm and Home Rag Drive Slated by Sharon PTA Safe Rat Bait Holder 'J'HE farmer can make a rat bait holder that is inexpensive and also safe for cats and dogs around the place. As illustrated, the poisoned bait is accessible only to the rodents, who enter and leave the sdf-fceder through 2-inch holes at floor level. Used in the construction are ends and bottom of 1-inch by 6-inch lumber. The front, back and slanting partition are Masonite '" Tempered Presd- mmam i Mrs. Robert Gammell, project chairman of Sharon PTA an nounces that a special drive is ( being conducted for the collec tion of rags. Any kind of rags including in-cluding jeans, quilts, mattresses, rayons, eu... are acceptable. The only requirement is that they be clean and all metal zippers, buttons, but-tons, snaps, etc. be removed. Rags will be sold by Sharon PTA and the funds will go to buy useful items that will be used by the children. PTA officers offi-cers will be happy to call at your home to pick up the rags if they are too large to send with the children to school. Please leave your name and address at the school or call Mrs. Robert Gammell or Mrs. Clarence York. 6LEN BROS, MUSIC CO. S7 N. UniT. Are. ProT s T U D E B A. K E R CENTRAL UTAH MOTOR COMPANY For the Best fn GAS MILEAGE 1950 CHAMPION Studebaker Deluxe, 2-Door, Radio and Heater. O'Drive -Seat Covers - New 1952 Motor. .$1395 Several mote to Choose From Central Utah Motor Company Proven dependability 40 South Univ. PROVO Phone 1748 wood. The hinged top is a framework frame-work of 1-inch by 2-inch lumber overed with Presdwood. Dimensions of the rat bait holder .ire 18 inches wide, 16 inches high and 6 inches deep. To keep out rats from buildings having hav-ing breaks in walls or floors, Joseph I)e Fiore, Chicago exterminator who is president of the Illinois Pest Control isu:iation, uses pieces of Masonite XA" Tempered Presdwood. He simply attaches at-taches a panel an inch or two larger than the hole to be covered, using i.towj applied through drilled holes. Hi- claims the material apparently isn't KilataMe to rodents, for he has had no mpl.iints of its being gnawed ' rcHi-li sbvc he brgan using it several Dr. George H. Hansen of the BYU is at home recovering from surgery performed at the Utah Valley hospital. FUUNACES AIR CONDITIONING 3 APPLIANCES J S. Main, Pleasant Grove Phone 3311 tasmussen Heating & Ventilating Co. .UitllHUHIHIflfilHIIHmitW Judge Whitaker family have purchased a lot in Edgemont where they intend to build a home. Nolan R. Brown and family of Bountiful attended the serv ices of Joseph S. Hunn and were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sharp Gillesoie. Insure and B-Sure! CALL SAMUEL LEVIN The Friendly Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Protection Phone 557 Provo kititltitltiHtirtritirtHtli M illtititiiitit HMHH I i riday and Saturday A! SO 4 P.M. MATINEE SATURDAY FpecU Rates to Students With Activity Cards i ' The KaBW ? A Fn,m M C-Mstarrinr ' !: adventure Jl.''' ftntflRAM IlXn ' J ROMANCES I ST rtTTlwr UtW"fl""U" Saturday Matinee COLORADO SUNDOWN WITH REX ALLEN CARTOONS, COMEDIES, SERIAL MONDAY AND TUESDAY i MGM's hugh riot Of rut At f tm cot me jl, KEEPIO PEJWfSSFftb) FOR FARMALL TRACTORS International McCormick Deering FARM MACHINERY I II CALL BILL YOUNG AT 1 Anderson's 241 West Center Provo Phone 343 BKEtiONT FIRST Dalna Iria 0125 Ml MEETINGS: Sunday: Sacrament Meeting 7:30 Priesthood 9:15 a m. Sunday School was under the direction of Birch Boyce. Prayer was given by Junius Gordon. Talks were' given, by Florence Dalton and Eva Boyce. Sacrament Gem was given by Bernice Stubbs. The closing prayer was offered by Earl Frampton. Junior Sunday School was con ducted by Pauline Elliott. Those taking part were LaDonn Hamilton, Hamil-ton, Dewayne Ivers, Dale Penrod, and Ann Bunnell. Allen Ridee was in charge of Sacrament meetine. Bill Ander son offered the invocation. The speaker for the evening was Wil liam E. Barrett, professsor at the Brigham Young University. Wetzel Wet-zel Whitaker rave the benedic tion. Grant Ellott conducted Sunday School. Bishop Dalton offered the opening prayer. Classes were dismissed in the various class rooms. Sacrament meeting was con ducted by Bishop Dalton. Invoca tion was given by Otis Hamilton. The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bureess was eiv- en a name and a father's blesaintr. She was given the name of Nancy1 The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sanderson was given a father's blessing and the name of John Robert. The benediction was off- eded by Shirley Loveless. Those taking part in Junior Sunday School were Dorthy Hawkins. Linda Cluff. Diane Dennis and Billy Knight. Sunday evening meeting was given by the Genealogy committee commit-tee with Eldon Messick conducting. conduct-ing. The opening prayer was given gi-ven by Junius Gordon. Elsie Jex and Belva Hamilton sang a duet. Violet Harwootf accompanied them on the piano. Talks were given by Wilford Stubbs and Eva Poultry Co-op Shares $50,000 In Interest Pay More than ""$50,000 in interest payments is being distributed to members of the Utah Poultry and Farmers Cooperative this week through the various branches around the state, including the focal branch. The payments are interest on certificates which represent each producers investment in their cooperative. co-operative. Payments are being made by check through the local branch manager. The same, It was announced by Clyde C. Edmonds, general manager, that the 30th annual convention of the Utah Poultry an Farmers Cooperative would be held Feb. 13 and 14 at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City. Representatives from all parts of Utah and southern Idaho will attend the annual confab which stands out as an importanat milestone mile-stone in the history of the organization organ-ization which serves more than 6,000 fanners an poultrymen in the two states. STROKE OF GENIUS OREM FIRST WARD GUlespie. Stanley Stubbs offered the benediction. MIA was conducted bv Bill Anderson. Kenneth Cluff gave the opening prayer. The theme was led by Reed Penrod and the scripture reading given by Judith Dalton. Bernice Faulkner gave the origin of various dance steps. Demonstration of each steD was shown by Paul and Maxine Con- raa. Bernice Stubbs, president of the YWMIA has been called into the Stake MIA. If;" i 4 ft . N J Mrs. Mod y be tsmrlBg in northsnl bnl dmrii in tha fontheni wds it's timf for Mtdoor Ji dmMt vacationer Is all set for f MltrfeJ. She b m ulwted with a she h wt ear. f or (b aude Mr wa sn outfit freaa tMim bf xmi piafai whit fldttf baft far the atou aa4 Jack- slHrwafr Conducted bf BETH NOEL Orem lint residente are in riled to call 0860 R2 with personal items and other oth-er news. SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS: Sunday: Sunday School 9:30 ajn. Testimony meeting 10:00 a.m. Priesthood 11:00 a.m. Sacrament Meeting 5:30 p.m. Monday: Primary 3:30 p.m. M.I.A. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday: Relief Society 7:30 p.m. Those attending the Stake Primary Pri-mary party last week were Len-ore Len-ore Kofford, Zella Madsen, Eu-lene Eu-lene Hicken, Beth Noel, Margery Wilcox, Ella Newman and Ver- Jean Mott. The choir will resume their weekly practice Sunday, Jan. IX at 4 p.m. at the chapel. Monthly preparation meeting for officers and teachers of the Primary will be held Tuesday, Jan. 13 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Weston Kofford. Carolyn Kay Wagstaff was confirmed a member of the Church last Sunday in meeting by her father, Cecil Wagstaff. The evening meeting Sunday was under the direction of the Genealogy committee of the Lward with Sherman Howard con ducting. Musical numbers were furnished by a ladies trio consisting con-sisting of Helen Kofford, Wilma Spriggs, and Verna Bunnell, and violin solo by Cecil Wagstaff. Speaker of the evening was Dr. H. E. Hyatt of Provo. An interesting program was presented Monday evening in MIA for the opening exercises with the following taking part: Gay Willoughby Ranae Howard, Marilyn Hudson, Carolyn Howard and Jack Berrett Stake visitors in attendance at the meeting were Marvin Meldrum, Janet Sandblom and Delpha Holdaway. Rodney Rodgers, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rodgers was admitted to the Utah Valley Hospital for treatment of bron-eial bron-eial pneumonia. HIGHEST PRICES paid for your dead or useless animals. Call collect, Utah Hide and Tallow. Labi 21S-W- WESTINGHOUSE SPECIAL FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR REGULAR $389.95 NOW $27995 Up To 24 Month To Pay DON'S TH0ME & FARM SUPPLY 96 So. Main, Phone 3882 PLEASANT GROVE MORE GAS CONNECTIONS ALLOCATED D CALL US FOR DETAILS jj We can make your Installation Immediately jj NO DOWN PAYMENT FIRST PAYMENT APRIL 1. jj I Don't Delay - Enjoy Automatic heat today GUNTHER'8 American Fork ii ii m im it rnone ou s ::u:ui:8msuiK:u::::!::uusK::n a taste of the good old T.V. ANTENNAS A test is made and the proper antenna Installed for your particular location. TESTING WILL ELIMINATE THE GUESSING Ralph's Riidio and Television Co. J h-t or:h University Ave. Phone 618 t HOLIDAY WISHES FROM WIGK SWAIN BARBER SHOP Awess from Cfaade's Boat Can eetaaaaoeetaaaaaeaaaaaaaaI Don't Buy a Mattress! Until You See OVERMAN'S New Mattresses, beautiful and sturdy. Trade in your old Mattress. Easy Terms. OVERMAN'S A Better Mattreas for Less Money 38 WORTH 3rd WEST PROVO PHONS 717 W January CLEARANCE Unusual opportunities for Worthwhile Savings in . . . Dresses Lingerie Skirts Hose Suits Smocks "The Friendly Shop for The Expectant Mother" iMateroity Wardrobe Phone 3644-M 32 North 1st East, Provo TV ANTENNAS Installed Repaired Mared Reasonable Rates All Work Guaranteed DARL'S SERVICE CENTER 482 West Center Proyo, Utah Phone 560 W a. Koseii Basra) The Homt-Swaat-Homa Wlna Lika Grandma Used to Moka fmtmimitUkjtm Wfc CifiSfsaw af Aawtea CMcsa , A Cffirt tho Moiu Yanr On Your FEET V2 Soles, leather or neolite - Rubber Heels All Rips Sewn Fresh Heel Pads New Laces Cleaned or Polished AU for the Reg. Price of the V2 Sole and Rubber Heels THIS OFFER GOOD DURING JANUARY ONLY! DONT MISS OUR LUGGAGE & SHOE CLEARANCE SALE aaasssssaaanslLusrffajre and Leather Goods 147 North' University, Provo YES WE DO PAY FOR ASHES, BUT YOU MUST HAVE INSURANCE Oscar Anderson . BEFORE YOU HAVE ASHES INSURE HERE AND IF IT BURNS, WE'LL CASH YOUR ASHES. WHAT ABOUT YOUR FURNITURE? IS IT SUFFICIENTLY COVERED? WE NEED GOOD LISTINGS. OREM REAL ESTATE AND INS. WE WELCOME GOOD LISTINGS 77 North State OREM Phone 0539-J2 Cloarancc Gale $147 Sport and Flannel Shirts BOYS, REGULAR $2.00 SPECIAL Ladies House Dresses -Special t4 no REGULAR $2.98 VlKW Men's Work Pants - Special tie A VALUES TO $4.00 . ViV Sweaters, men and boy's t4 oi VALUES TO $4.00 SPECIAL VW Sport Shirts, Long sleeve aa For men, Rayons, brodcloths, etc. Special J'Wr Rummage Table Values to $3 t4 Aft Boys' pants, Men's T-shirts, Blouses WU Sups, etc. -- SPECIAL Slipper Sox, To Close Out - Regular Price, $2.49 SPECIAL S1J30 No Exchanges or Refunds. FLETCHER'S 368 WEST CENTER PROVO. UTAH UNMHHHMHHNHHMNHHHf |
