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Show OREM GENEVA TIMES Thursday, Jan. 18, 1962 In- ULL Tt- T- n vi ciii iiiijii eiucia iiuvui luruyauu For Week-End Hoop Encounter Classified Ad OREM IsOKGE CLEANING VILLAGE (Coin-O-Clean) Across from the Scera 783 So. State 8 Lb. Load $1.50 MALE HELP WANTED NEED CASH? Sell famous Knapp Aerotred Shoes. Full or part time. High commissions commis-sions plus bonus. Complete ,. line for men and women. Equipment furnished free. Write to W.J. Theisson, Knarpp Bros. Shoe Mfg. Corp. 6401 E. Flotilla Street, Los Angeles 22, California. Jan. 11, 18 Rohbock Son's Floral Phone AC 5-3100 OREM, UTAH "Flowers for All Occasions" BUILDING MATERIALS Utah Valley Builders Supply 485 North State, Phone AC 5-3300. One Stop for all your remodeling needs, wide (election of wall and floor tile, Complete financing thrwugh Title I home Improvement Im-provement loans. Storage & Survival Foods J & C SALES 2050 N. Canyon Koad, Provo a, aa mm u wi;vw v w -tx-Kr-ij-ir-i 1. -i.i i J FOR SALE- SNOW TIRES 640-15 750-14 $955. Other sizes comparable In price. O.K. Rubber Welders,- 1638 No. State Orem. Jan. 11, 18, 25,. Feb. 1 J Ace Rents MOST EVERYTHING Skates, Skies, Toboggans Sleds 1745 So. St., Ph. AC 5-4818 FOK SALE AUTOMATIC clothes dryer. If you arc In the market for his particular item, you can't beat this price. 1961 model. It has been used 3 times. In perfect condition. condi-tion. Guarantee. Call AC 5-1340 5-1340 days or AC 5-0460 evs. Exceptional Home Value 1805 sq. ft. 3 level home on your lot for $10,095 also Ramblers and Duplex. We offer a fine home plan for everyone. Call AC 5-4081. EF RENTALS TV RENTALS $12.95 per month. Guaranteed performance. perfor-mance. Rental fee may be applied on purchase price. U.S. Rock Wool Sales Co, 1698 So. State, Orem. TF FOR SALE "Take for payments singer Automatic Zig Zag Sewing Machine, does everything without attachments. Fully Guaranteed. Take for last 8 payments of $8.98 or $65. tWtll trade, can be seen in this area. Write Local Investment In-vestment Co., 2215 East Colfax, Col-fax, Denver, Colorado." Jan. 18-25 PAINT & ELBOW GREASE" Makes the down payment on this vacant 4 year brick home at 555 No., 9th West, Orem. Attached brick garage. gar-age. Large fenced yard. $12.- 000. Submit offers on monthly month-ly payment. Call collect: Mr. Barrus IN 6-7524 Mrs. Wei , gel IN 6-6667 or Home Real ty Bountiful, AX 5-5578. Jan. 18 - 25 B RADIO AND TV REPAIR RALPH'S Radio & TV 91 soutl 3rd West Provo. Television Radio-Phono Recorder r pair over 26 years servlc In Utah County. c FOR SALE For lessons on that new Christmas organ. Call Fred Blackburn FR 3-0643. Learn quickly using chord method D 21, 28, Jan. 4, 11, 18 BUILDING SUPPLIES Geneva Lumber Co. 740 South State, Orem Phone AC 5-0570. 5-0570. Stanley hardware, USO Complete line of lumber and building materials. Roofing. Seldllti Paints. Gigani Chang Over Orem's revived Tigers will look for their second win of the league season today when they travel to Payson to play the cellar-dwelling Payson Lion9. The Tigers, after a 3-5 Dreseason and a 58-43 loss In their opening game, rolled over Carbon last week, 71-55, amd now appear to be one of the strong contenders for the re gion crown. Payson has lost its first two sanies, 61-50 to Carbon and 58-54 to Springville. Their big-"est big-"est scoring threat is probably Kent Oborn. Spanish Fork clobbered Orem 'n the first game of the league season 58-43. This game found the Tigers hitting only eight foul shots out of 28 attempts a 29 per cent mark. Still, the game was played quite evenly except for the second quarter, when the Dons outscored Orem 21-8. RDean Clark scored 23 ooints for Spanish Fork, while Dale Nelson and Merlin Blad had 10 each. High-jumping champions Dave Henrle also played well for the Dons. Paul Langager led Orem with 13 points. However, the big story for Orem was Robert All-phln, All-phln, who played well enough to gain a starting berth for the Carbon game. Allphin played only the last half of the game but scored 10 points and picked off numerous rebounds. OreHi-QeHeva Zintes Last week, with Allphin starting at forward, the Tigers front line averaged almost 6-4 and it had tremendous rebounding re-bounding power. Brent Howe is the other forward and Dan Gouldlng is the center. Starting slow, Orem and Car bon were tied art 9-9 after the first period. Then the weird' second quarter began. The Din-' ; osaurs got hot all of a sudden, i j j i , y ana scorea nine points in a row to move into an 18-9 lead. "Hmmm," said coach Ber-j dean Jarman. "That Consecu-' tive Point Method thai Car bon's using seems to be work ing. I think I'll try It." So the Tigers started carry-1 ing out his orders and before they had finished they had t i . . i . i t svureu it puiius in a row ipr ar 23-18 lead. The Dinos tied i up 27-27 at half-time, but it was all Orem after that. They broke out for 21 points in the last quarter, their total for the first two quarters. The whole Orem team looked a lot better this game but It was Allphln's bruising work un der the boards that was the big difference. Dan Goulding also played much better, leading the Tigers with 23 points. Paul Langager hit 15 and Allph't 14. The officials also had a good night as the Tigers got 44 free throw attempts, half of them by Gouldlng. FOR SALE Use our ' efficient Carpet Shampooer FREE .with pur chase of Blue Lustre sha-m poo. Utah Valley Builders Supply Inc., 4315 No. State - Orem - AC 5-3300. FOR SALE-Horse SALE-Horse trailer, luggage trailer. trail-er. 765 East 17th So. Orem T.F. Just A Few Liquidation Items Masonite 18x4x8 Retail $3.' k I IVH CLOSEOUT U Duron Board 316x4x8 (and it's smooth on both sides Reg. $3.60. CLOSEOUT. . . $36 301 OH Tools - Cabinet Hardware Dood Hardware -Electric Supplies THREE-WAY Builders Supply West Just off State - 1700 So. Orem, AC 5-3378 Dealers for American Standard Plumbing Fixtures John Wood Water Heaters Contracting, Remodeling, Repairs Roger Allred Plumbing Co . 278 No. Stale, Orem, Fhone AC 5-0183 L New and Used Furniture Bought and Sold ifeve's radiiin) 975 So. State, Provo, Utah Phone FR 3-5757 Bargains Are Our Business t Sports- Seeing With Dean , . By Sportcaster Dean Bennett 't $ 1 T - ir j I A ' - A h "T1 iff if l j -. r:j jl A LJl- Reclamation Bureau Withdraws Rock Quarry Site Senator Frank E. Moss CD-Utah) CD-Utah) announced Wednesday that the Bureau of Reclamation has withdrawn a proposal to establish a rock auarrv within the Wasatch Mountain State Park. The Senator said a supply of marterial is needed to riprap with heavy rock the channel of the Provo River a3 it flows through the Heber Valley. Ha said that the Bureau had writ ten asking a permanent ease ment for location of the quarry. And he sarid that Asst, Secretary Sec-retary of the Interior Kenneth Holum has informed him that present plans call for establishment estab-lishment of the quarry at a more distant point outside the State Park. Moss noted that some State officials and soma residents of Heber Valley have expressed opposition at locating a quarry within Wasatch Mountain State Park. ' WORLD'S LARGEST MOVERS MOST TRUSTED BAILEY MOVING end STORAGE Representing ALLIED VAN LINES Ph. AC 5-4545 4580 South State, Orem The Utes have been making j cord spoiled for such seeming- righteous sounds over the recent re-cent NCAA probation slapped on them for a year. And in some respects, they have their point. Both the points made in the NCAA charge seem small and picayunish to us as we study them. The Utes claim to have statements and affidavits affi-davits to back their position They claim the basketball player haspaid his debt. Thrf the football player's 26 dollars was a necessity since he had to support an expectant wife. The Utes in other words, are pointing out a fallacy of our modern day laws and rules and regulations . . . we're getting trapped in a morass of unrealistic unreal-istic over-legislated . rules. It's regimentation with all the red tape you could ever find. The Utes generally run a pretty clean shop. That can also be sa'd for the entire Skyline Sky-line conference Only two days before the NCAA announcement, an-nouncement, we had commented comment-ed to a colleague that only once in our recollection had a Skyline school been hit by the NCAA. That was Wyoming for illegalities In football recruit tag. ' ' It's tough to have a- good re FOR SALE SPEED QUEEN A-28 Stainless tub. Regular 359.95. Model close-out $269.95. U.S. Rock Wool Sales Co. 1698 So. State, Orem Ph. AC 5-3420 RENTAL Floor polisher, sander, rug shampoo machine, spray gun. See Nelson Paint Co., 264 South State Orem, Ph AC 5-1132. T-F Bookkeeping & Tax Service Business - Personal Farm Reasonable Rates-Henry Rates-Henry Jennings . Ph. AC 5-0698 iy Inconsequential items as were listed by the NCAA. In Defense of the NCAA. . . . You've got to draw a line somewhere. There has to be a place beyond which something becomes wrong, or Illegal. Can you allow anyone to step over the line? If so, just how far? The NCAA has a tremendous job in policing our colleges and universities. They have handed out 65 penalties in 10 years. Considering the tremendous tremen-dous amount of recuiting done each year by the great number of athletically inclined schools, it's a wonder there haven't been more. And perhaps there should have been. The NCAA has to rely on reports re-ports from member Institutions and Individuals. Thev can hire someone to Investigate and tney have to accent the results of te investlfations. If someone some-one in out to "set" ehool. 1 wouldn't reallv b hard to d. Bt be ganMin? fixes, bv constant eo"ptWon from th A A IT and 4he NATA and other jrrpuDS. yo'i've pot to have a oM and methods of raehlm? nst goal. You can't afford ft 'onlc s'dowav where one col lege Is concerned. In Conclusion It looks like there is little recorse, unless the Utes want to anneal their case: They have already admitted the situations did exist, though they also say they have been corrected. But the Utah basketball team will have to pay the J. C. Gipson, at 29. A 10-year Veteran of Globe Trotters Harlam Globe Trotters Will Make Appearance In Orem -- Feb. I st Six foot eight Inch J. C. Gipson is playing his tenth season with the Harlem Globetrotters, Globe-trotters, basketball's mightiest team which appears Feb. 1 at Orem School against the Honolulu Surfriders. And he's only 29 years o! age"- with plenty of years of great basketball ahead of him. All of which means that J. C. got a real early start as a Trotter. As a matter of face, he joined them right out of Thomas Jefferson High School in his native Los Angeles. : It Isn't often, that the ter-riffic ter-riffic Trotters with applicants each year from top college ranks take a player with only high, school exoerience. But Owner-Coach Abe Saperstein happened to watch the elongated elonga-ted Gip In action in an important import-ant L. A. prep game and was much impressed by what he saw. j So much so that he made it a point to talk to the youth after, the game. When he learned that J.C. would not be going to college as he had to make a living for his family, Abe since by the time investigation investigat-ion is made and the situation thoroughly studied, the offending offend-ing situation or student is usually usu-ally long gone. It's tough. But it's also a fact. ' Northwest Schools Seek Lea?u Affiliation ... They say you must strike while the iron is hot. If so, then now is the time for the 6 members of the Western Athletic Ath-letic Conference to put in their bid for the Northwest school" of Oregon and Oregon State to join up. Last week's rumors had Washington State being in vited back into the old Pacifi' CoCTt Conference. This week' nealtv for nart mistakes TTfah ' reoorts sav the two Oregon w'll have to tighten un their! schools are investigartlng lea offered him a contract to fol low his graduation. Gipson went on that season, his only one in prep ball, by the way, to win the honor of Los Angeles "Prep Player of the Year." J. C. has been a Globetrotter Globetrot-ter star from the day he joined join-ed them. Not only does hi3 height stand him In . great stead, but he's unusually agile and a good shot. The Califor-nian Califor-nian plays an important part in the Trotters' celebrated comedy stunts and' It's" usually hh voice one hears above the. others. Saperstein is so high on him that he's usually one of the first selected from the great array of talent available to make the trips with units traveling to all parts of the world. Consequently, Gip is as much of a favorite in Hong Kon?, Melbourne, Hungary or Alaska as he is everywhere in the States. . KEEPING-UP got you SH00K-UP? Staying abreast of current information on taxes, estate and financial planning needn't be nerve-wracking. You can receive a monthly Tax Letter written for the layman reporting re-porting highlights of the previous month's developments. de-velopments. There is no charge or obligation of any tort Just write or phone your request to: DONALD R. NEILSON 415 E. 1070 So. - Orem Utah Ph. AC 5-2457 NEW ENGLAND UFI fonder it ICutual Lift lAsurmct In AaMika I POLICE INVESTIGATE THEFT OF PLYWOOD Thirteen sheets of plywood valued at about $50 were reported re-ported stolen from the home of Wayne B. Mills, 145 E. 400 N. early Friday morning. Police are also investigating damage to the window of the EIRoy Tavern, 1024 N. State, apparently appar-ently caused by a BB shot. Estimate of the loss was not available. Yes, everybody's saying you can save lots of money when you buy your paint at Nelson Paint Co.! Free color consultation too! Check Nelson's Low, Low Prices NELSON PAINT CO. 264 South State. Orem Ph. AC 5-1182 YOUS LOCAL DUFONT LUCTTK DEALER Specializing in Repair of Automatic Transmissions Now you can take advantage of our topflight experience ex-perience in repair of all types of transmissions. Plus Our Usual Automotive Service Front End Alignment Align-ment with our visualintr Motor Tune-up Electrical Work Motor Overhaul aSu4o."Oi,em 600 North State.. Ph. AC 5-3174 ene affiliation . . either witn the BIG 5 or the WAC. There was some concern be fore about taking all 3 northwest north-west schools into the league. Now, we say, with 2 interest- iot' mate a move to in- 'sn't r'ght that today's team I elude the Oregon schools In the oa-v the price of a mistake m'de bv an earlier plaver o eroup doesn't carry water. It's the school, not the team that oolicing system to see that lobs ar,e pronerly balanced with the student's need, to see tat loans are not made without with-out the school's knowledge and comnlete sanction. The cry of the Utes that it to-border league, tt wmiM Imorove the bas ketball, football, track and field and the baseball situation schools as mem- io ciiig vuuiaiicu. j.ue team is) to nave v..--- , . . ... , , . ... . ipl. ti-anir tccoiu nan oi me scnooi. isn t lt7 Ders. iuci .. - . rUfeo. .! 1. 1 V.J .. . t nna The'lf fUtUre DO wwivi Diuuuis nnvc uua me a JS1"1 . j same gripe. There's apparent- tentiarlly tremendous. It womc ly little you can do about It, I be a perfect tie-up. k37 hi ' i hi - 1 All Sizes (Figure) Use SEisifes Save up to Trade In Your Old Skates ' On New or Used Expert Skate Sharpening While-U Wait 50c (New Hollow Ground Machine) Modern Shoe Rebuilding 350 West Center FR 3-9262 Provo, Utah ppppwrr i ww m n i mill "! .mm f Hi 0rS.s7v Will 11.17 ii - v.fn v il ) U ih unkimiim If ml SURFRIDERS V(l plus VWuj Thrilling Sensational "ll Vaudeville r"?vD r AN Cfi - e Saperstein Production 1 ZLZL. OREM HIGH SCHOOL - FEB. 1-8 p.m. Lower'floor $2.00 Balcony $1.50 Advance Sale Basketball's Greatest Show sSSo |
