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Show OREM GENEVA TIMES Thursday, Jan. 18, 1962 Limited Supply Door Crashers CONVERT YOUR BASEMENT., f. "Mix 'Em and Match 'Em" ASPHALT TILE 18" x 99 Part Cartons Reg. 12c each Sale Now EACH Vinyl Asbestos Tilo Service Gauge 4 Reg. 16c each now EACH Carload prices on quantities, on all other tile in stock. Carpet Remnants Up to Vz OFF Utah Valley Builders Supply 485 North State, Orem, Ph. AC 5-3300 A'ersonalWord ifalth does little for a person who does not give. Christianity is described with such Biblical terms as spiritual spirit-ual renewal, character growth, 'Jod-glven righteousness, tem-jrance, tem-jrance, ' charity, d isclpline, id faith. These are character-tics character-tics of a person who has defeated de-feated himself to the Chrlst-in Chrlst-in way of life, and obviously nave little meaning for a person per-son who has not given a measure mea-sure of dedication. For, example, exam-ple, a person who has been Involved In-volved hi extremes of conduct will find renewed satisfaction In a more temperate life only If he gives himself to It. This kind of dedication requires investment, in-vestment, and without this there can be no effective faith. This Is the major reason the Church suggests that people put themselves Into some form Christian service. This Is so the major rea-son for the Jblical principle that Chrlst-n Chrlst-n service and financial con-lbution con-lbution be an amount large nough to become a discipline. This is the major, reason for the tithe. The gift is not given just because be-cause the Church must be supported, sup-ported, for this would not be a sufficient motive. Rather, the discipline of giving should be the motive, and the physical plant of the Church is a result of this. The Church architecture architec-ture is a symbol of the faith and dedication of Its members and friends. Faith has many benefits for the person who gives. RADIATORS REPAIRED Auto Glass Installed Specialized Work AHLANDERS 490 So. Univ. Av., Provo Yon saTi men &xa costj Willi U.S. Sayings Bfidl FREE PRESSING with Coin-op Dry Cleaning t Sun Shine Laundercenter 577 No. State Orem, Ph. AC 5-9930 v Effort to Improve Garbage PicFc-Up Procedure Told by City Manager "In connection with improved improv-ed service being offered In the gavbag3 collection department, Orm residents are being asked to cooperate more fully in the oreparation of their garbage City Manager O. V. Farnsworth old the Orem City Council Monday night. Mr. Farnsworth said garbage men have been instructed to sweep and rake spilled gar bage at every stop. Coverall uniforms are also to be obtained ob-tained at an early date for garbage men to wear on their routes, he said. The city manager said the service can be improved if citizens are aware of the fol lowing provisions of the city ordinance: Sect. 13-1-5 No person, firm, or corpora tion shall, for the purpose of final disposal thereof, dump, place or bury in any lot, street, land, or in amy alley, or in any water or waterway, within the corporate limits of Orem City, any garbage or waste matter, as defined in Sec. 13-1-4, or any substance condemned by the Superintendent of the Waste Removal Department, or any other electerious or of fensive substances, and all such substances must be disposed of at the Sanitary Fill operated by Orem City or outside of the corporate limits of Orem City. Sec. 13-1-7 Every owner, tenant, or oc cupant of any premises where garbage is created shall pro vide upon such premises, in a suitable place, one or more galvanized metal garbage re ceptacles, with tight fitting galvanized metal cover, for receiving and holding all gar bage created upon such pre mises between theh times of col Ictlon and removal. Every owner, tenant, or occupant of any premises where waste matter is created shall, where necessary, m addition to the garbage receptacle, provide upon such premises in a suitable suit-able place, one or more receptacle, re-ceptacle, or depositories, ac ceptable to the Superintendant of the Waste Removal Department, Depart-ment, to contain all waste matter mat-ter which may accumulate upon up-on such premises between removals. re-movals. All subscribers for service, . as herein provided, shall at all times locate such receptacle at places, so as to be readily accessible for removing re-moving and emptying the same, but they shall not be placed within the limits of any street, or alley within the corporate limits of Orem City, or anywhere any-where so as to constitute a nuisance. Sec. 13-1-8 All garbage shall be placed in the garbage receptacle required re-quired by Section 14-1-7 of this ordinance. All waste mat-ter'must mat-ter'must be placed In the receptacle, re-ceptacle, or deposotorles pro vided for said wastematter, orabout 10 days. in the garba-ge receptacles. Sec 13-1-18 All persons desiring garbage or waste matter removal service ser-vice shall make application in writing therefor to the Waste Removal Department of Orem City, specifying the service required re-quired and agreeing to pay the ra-tes fixed for such service, according ac-cording to the terms specified on said application. Quarter Horse Association Dates Clinics Salt Lake City, Utah - Participation Part-icipation at five clinics and an expanded awards program for performance horses was approved by directors of the Intermountain Quarter Horse Assn. here last week. Clinics were approved for Caldwell, Idaho, March 2-3; Las Vegas, Nev., April 21; Fillmore, Fill-more, Utah, April 28; Idaho Falls, Idaho; and Provo, Utah, March 24. Under the performance horse awards program, grand and reserve champion honors will be given at all Intermountain Intermoun-tain area shows obtaining approval ap-proval from IQHA, according to Laurel J. Brown, West Jordan, Jor-dan, Utah, president. Alpine Country-Club Country-Club Ladies Set Friendship Cruise Ladles of the Alpine Country Coun-try Club are invited to book passage for the '62 Cruise, aboard the S. S. Triend-Ship." The embarking date will be Thursday, January 18, at 1 p.m. In the dining rooms of the Alpine Country Club. While dining, the ladies will be destined for ports of enjoyment enjoy-ment along the past and future fut-ure years. Mrs. Mildred Mech am will entertain with vocal selections. The all important announcement of the New Crew of 62 will highlight the program aboard ship. Stewards m charge of arrangements are Mrs. Clyde Johnson and Mrs. Mac Jensen. mi' "II "I " if" . F -'-. " " ! v ta. j r - DmL I, Library Circulation Doubles Last Year, Sets New Record Firm Approved For SBA Loan Washington The Small Business Administration an-proved an-proved loans for ten Utah firms during 'November, Senu ator Frank E. Moss (D-Utahf announced Tuesday. The list includes Jensen Bros. Construction Company of Orem, approved for $50,000. TAKE SHOPPING TOUR Mr. an Mrs. Mack Christiansen Christian-sen will leave Friday for a flying fly-ing trip to the San Francisco Spring Market. While there they will view all the latest spring styles in furniture and carpets. They expect to be gone Id Cordner's General Insurance Agency ANNOUNCES THEIR NEW LOCATION AT 659 North State St., Orem Phone AC 5-2673 See Us for Complete Insurance Coverage. We Have An Experienced Staff of Qualified Advisors Ad-visors for All Types of Insurance Fire Health Hospital Thomas Cordner Residence Phone AC 5-2515 - Life Accident Family Programming Weston Cordner Residence Phone AC 5-3238 William H. (Bill) Henderson Bill Henderson Seeks Office of Attorney General William H. (Bill) Henderson, Democratic nominee for Attorney At-torney General of Utah in the 1960 election, announced his candidacy for the office of Attorney At-torney General of Utah in the forthcoming 1962 election. Mr. Henderson, a native of Salt Lake City, obtained his Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Utah, and his Law Degree from Stanford Stan-ford University. Upon graduating gradu-ating from Stanford Law School, he became Law Clerk to Honorable Curtis D. Wilbur, Chief Justice, of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, Ap-peals, 'in San Francisco. Besides Be-sides many years of private practice, Mr. Henderson has served as Chief, Pacific Coast Offices, United States Department Depart-ment of Justice, Antitrust Division, Di-vision, in San Francisco; Deputy De-puty Administrator, U.S. Phil-lippine Phil-lippine Alien Property Administration, Admin-istration, in the Philippine Islands; Is-lands; and during World War II, attorney with the Army Engineers. He is married to the former Dorothy Robinson and they have two children. He is LDS and resides at 2139 Sherman Avenue, Salt Lake City. Mr. Henderson in his announcement an-nouncement emphasized the importance of the office of Attorney At-torney General: "The office of Attorney General is an independent, inde-pendent, constitutional office. Under the Constitution and State Statutes, the Attorney General is the legal advisor Circulation of books from month the Orem City Library in 1961 was almost double the amount in 1960, thus setting a new re cord, according to the yearly report issued by Bernice Cox, librarian. The library occupied its new location at 703 So. State In early summer. Increased circulation cir-culation had already become apparent, and by the end of 1961 a total of 48,680 books had been circulated. This is an increase in-crease of 23,438 over the 1960 total of 25,242, which had previously pre-viously been the record total circulation. The 48,680 total includes 7,043 non-fiction books, 13,476 adult fiction; 27,290 children's books and 871 new books or best sel lers on the Rental Shelf. During this past year, 1,263 new applications were filed in the Children's Dept., and 766 in the adult department, for a grand total of 2,029 new bor rowers. In 1960 there were 954 new borrowers thus this past year there was an increase of 1,075 new subscribers for library lib-rary service. June, as usual was the peak of the state officers and the chief law officer of the state." "The Attorney General plays a strong role in protecting the public's interest as the state's attorney before state commissions. commis-sions. Before the Public Service Ser-vice Commission, he guards each householder against un warrantable increase in utility rates. Upon request of the Industrial In-dustrial Commission, he enforces en-forces the Workmen's Compensation Compen-sation Laws." "Another important responsibility respon-sibility of the Attorney General Gen-eral is to watch over and champion our state's water rights, so important to Utah' economy. He is further charg ed with responsibility of pro tecting water from the menace of pollution under State laws dealing with water pollution." "The Attorney General also protects small business and free enterprise under our State Antitrust and Unfair Practices Laws. Another foremost fore-most responsibility of the Attorney At-torney General Is as a member mem-ber of the Board of Examiners. The Attorney General, together togeth-er with the Governor and Secretary Sec-retary of State, exercise the all important power of examining and acting upon all claims against the state." McKesson for MM 10 DAYS ONLY Jan. 18 thru 27 ST. REGIS COMBINATON SYRINGE Re 293 .........-....-...... 1 ST. REGIS HAIR DRYER hot or cold switch. Fully guaranteed .... 3.95 ST. REGIS BOBBY PINS-rubber tips Reg. 25c card 2 for 25c STEAM & DRY IRON Steams 30 minutes on 1 filling 8.88 PACIFIC IRONING BOARD COVER & PAD Set .Silicone-cuts ironing time almost in half 77c RELIABLE FEVER THERMOMETER- Oral or Rectal 59c BOXED STATIONERY Reg. 1.29 79c ST. REGIS ALARM CLOCK .. 2.19 o 0 771 North State, Orem, Utah Phone AC 6-2150 and September the lowest in circulation. The financial record shows a total of $855.59 in cash turn ed over to the City Treasur-Loan Chest er's"offlce' compared to $405 the previous year. 2,023 books were added to the book stock in 1961 1,572 were purchased and 451 books were donated. The librarian has also assisted as-sisted the Public Health Nurses in dispensing and receiving items from the Jaycee Wives PRICES NEVER LOWER VALUES NEVER HIGHER ON OK USED GARS Full Sue Chevrolet V8 $2673.00 BUICKS start at 1961 Sunbeam Sports Car Rn, 4 Spd. Trans I960 Falcon 2-dr. RH, Std. Trans. 1959 Corvette Convertible RH. Straight Stick 1959 Ford T-Bird RH, AT, Full Power 1956 Ford T-Bird RH, AT, Full Power Many More to Choose From $2541.00 $1695.00 $1395 $2395 $2795 $1695 .Aslliita to, OPEN 8 A. M. TIL 8 P. M. 2nd North 1st West Provo FR 3-9500 BE THE FIRST TO SEE this new listing Ideally located in North Provo. Close to high school, university, medical center and proposed pro-posed new Jr. high school. 2 bedroom brick with full basement, fireplace, nicely landscaped lot. Owner . transferred. Full price $12,950. Terms can be arranged. RELAX IN COMFORT 2 bedroom brick on acre, fruit trees, good water right. Large patio, carport, full basement, ceutxal Orem location. Priced to sell. Just $11,900. OWNERS TRANSFERRED and are forced to sell this stylish 2 bedroom brick home with 3rd bedroom and partly finished family room in full basement. Carpeted living room, pleasant pleas-ant dining room, roomy kitchen, beautifully land-soaped land-soaped lot. Located close in to down town SpringvlUe An excellent value at $13,750. Financing available. '. EXCLUSIVELY YOURS Custom built, custom designed 4 bedroom rambler, luxuriously arrayed with natural wood paneling and stonework, completely carpeted and draped, kitchen packed with extras, large dining room, 4 baths, plenty of closet and storage space, 2 car garage on beautifully landscaped lot with swimming pool ESSfV ie u rhln cost at nly 42-500- Owner will trade for Salt Lake property. CUSTOM BUILT 4 LEVEL Special buy on home with four completely finished lev,vels- A eal beauty- Packed wlth personality and charm. Fully carpeted and draped, super sized ramp-StJ00? ramp-StJ00? inlow' leyel replace. Living room with attractive fireplace and sliding glass doors to patio. 2V4 baths add greatly to tre llrlbiUtyTth to large home. Loaded with closets and storage space. Kitchen is extra large complete with built-ins and dming area. Located on a large landscaped lot Re-$23,500 Re-$23,500 nd dUa" f0r 1uice Onljr Jfoln)ln) REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS; ? ( 148 South State, Orem - Ph. AC 3-2900 "A Home of Your Own Is As Near As Yonr Phone" Del Roy ZobeU, FR 4-0432; Lionel Fairbanks, AC 5-0945; Gordon Swapp. FR 3-5363; Leo Farrt AC 5-C000; Pearl Bigler, Payson, 465-3001; Harry 'Peighky,. American' Fork, SK 6-3721. 4,.- , i- |
