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Show THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, v NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF ALPINE, . SCHOOL DISTRICT, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special election will be held In the Alpine School District, Utah County state of Utah, on the 7th day of February, im?i there shaU be, submitted to the registered lotn v bav paid a property tax within said district cS&n, to wTtV 116X1 preceding BUcn election. -foUowlng mJ1 if Education of Alpine School District, Dis-trict, Utah County, States Utah, be authorized to Issue ' - nda r the district In the amount of Two MUllon Dollars, ($2,000,000.00), in denominations of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) each, numbered 1 to 400 inclusive, bearing Interest at a rate not to" exceed four and one-half per centum (4 per annum to be dated March 15, 1968, and to mature serially, as follows: !t99'99? ? W" W. 87 $100,000,00 March 15, 1988 $150,000.00 March 15, 1971 $150,000.00 March 15, 1972 for the purpose of raising money for purchasing school sites, for building or purchasing one or more school houses and supplying the same with furniture and necessary apparatus, and for improving of the school property under Its charg? Said election to be held In the' five (5) school representative represent-ative precincts and the polling places within said precincts and the Judges who have been appointed to conduct the election are, as follows: FIRST SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PRECINCT Votlnx Districts 11 12 , ' 13 and Laxevlew 14 U ' 16 IT 1$ W , . 20 and Vineyard . rolling Places Cherry Hill School 1650 South 250 East Orem, Utah Westmore School -1150 South Mala Orem, Utah Geneva School -665 West 400 North Orem, Utah SECOND SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PRECINCT 1 2 5 4 ft Grovechest School Dorothy Carlson 200 East 1100 North Dauna Swenson Pleasant Grove, Utah Rosalyn Beverldge Pleasant Grove Jr. High , 85 East 200 South " Pleasant Grove. Utah Lin don Lindon School - Lindon, Utah - THIRD SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PRECINCT Greenwood School Terry Draper 60 East 200 South . Juanita Ellison American Fork, Utah Dorthella Dunkley Harrington School Jennie Greenwood 40 North Center Hope Nlcholes American For, Utah Lillian Nelson Forbes School Ivona Robinson 281 North 200 East Diane Wilson American Fork, Utah Sarah Pederson Alpine School 300 North 302 Alpine, Utah East Highland FOURTH SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PRECINCT r Cedar Fort Fairfield 2 Lehl Jr. High 152 North Center Lehl, Utah Sego Lily School 550 East 900 North Lehl, Utah FIFTH SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PRECINCT 1 a 3 4 ' 5 7 . , : r 8 . . 9 10 Windsor School 1550 North Main Orem, Utah Scera Park School 450 South 400 East Orem, Utah HUlcrest School 1400 South 600 East Orem, Utah Edgemont School 3700 North Canyon Road Provo, Utah rieasant view The voting at such election shall be by separate ballot, which ballots; will be furnished by the Clerk of the Board of Education of Alpine School District to the Judges of the election, to be by them furnished to the qualified voters. The polls at each polling place shall be opened at the hour of 7:00 o'clock A. M. and will be kept open until and will be closed at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P. M. No person shall be permitted to vote at said election unless he shall be a registered voter residing in the School Representative Precinct in which he offers to vote and shall have paid a property tax in said school district during the year next preceding such election. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Board of Education of Alpine School District, Utah County, State of Utah, has caused this notice to be given as required by law this 11th day of January, 1968. k. rail unumway, rresiaent Board of Education of - . Alpine School District Utah County, State of Utah - (SEAL) Attest: Elijah Chlpman Clerk, Board of Education of . Alpine School District Utah County, State of Utah Publication Dates: January 13, 20, 27, 1966. MARSHALING AREA OH-U SIOUX helicopters of the 1st Cavalry Division are lined up at Mayport, Florida, for ship-, stent to Vietnam with the division last August The Division has mora than 400 aircraft most of which are helicopters. Ths OH-ll is used for observation and reconnaissance. It M also be used for wire-laying, casualty evacuation, command com-mand Unison and resupply in the mbat ions. Bell Helicopter Helicop-ter Ce. maaufacturwi ths SIOUX. . 1966 $150,000.00 March 15. 1973 S150.000.0O March 15. 1974 $150,000.00 March 15, 1975 $150,000.00 March 15, 1978 1900.000.00 Marrh IS. 1077 Judges of Election Ruth Benson Ireta Sumner H. B. Ooetzman Lucille Steele Alene Rowley Ora Lovell Juanita Bobo Ella M. Lee Ruth Durf ey Beth West Betty Oscarson Lilly Mills Doris Hooley , r Miriam Ash Myrl J arris Helen Beck Florence Strong Maude Beck LaRue Prior Gayle Van Wagoner Ida Gray Joan Brown Dorothy, Huggard Ruby Southwlck Mildred Jacobsen Zelma Lewis Helen Houtz Peggy Pyne Reta Abel Cleo Buchanan . Bernlce Watts Margaret Nlcol . Hannah Johnson Lawrence Smith Orale Scholes Jackie Larsen ' PLEASANT Conference Attendance Large, Hear Elder LeGrand. Richards A record total number of members and visitors attended the Sunday morning session of uie nmpanogos siaKe yuarier-ly yuarier-ly Conference. According to Frederick R. Shoell, stake clerk 2096 listeners crowded the Timpanogos Stake House and the overflow, held at the Third-, Sixth Ward Chapel. Elder LeGrand Richards of - the Council of the Twelve presided pre-sided and spoke at the general session. Other visiting general church authorities were, Elder Quentin Cannon and Sister Iris R. Creer of the MIA general baords and Elder Walter Dansie of the Church Welfare Committee. Commit-tee. The Sunday morning session was conducted by Stake President Presi-dent Boyd L. Fugal, with the congregation singing, "We Thank Thee O God For a Prophet." Pro-phet." Harvey Rawlinson conducted con-ducted the singing with Irene Jenkins at the organ. Invocation Invoca-tion was asked by Elder Earl Roberts. . , President Ertmann Christen-sen Christen-sen presented the names of the general authorities and the stake officers, and they were sustained by the vote of the members. The stake MIA chorus, directed by Louise Stone, sang, "An Angel From On High," accompanied by Irene Jenkins. President Fugal w.as the opening open-ing speaker. He expressed appreciation, ap-preciation, for the fine lives and church activity of the young people. He exhorted all members mem-bers to be active in the church and . observe the true law of the fast. "We should read the scriptures and have more forgiveness for-giveness in our hearths," he urged. "Siste? " - Registration Now On for Evening School at BYU Four thousand students from Utah County, and surrounding areas attended Evening Classes Class-es at Brigham Young University Univer-sity in Provo, during the Fall Semester just completed. University officials expect .a similar number will register for spring classes. Registration for -the .Spring Semester begins on , Jan. 29, and will continue thru .Feb.' 1, ' Residents of Utah Valley, Salt Lake Valley and other areas in Utah close to Jie school are particularly encouraged by the university to register for the spring program. Over 300 class es will be offered by 50 depart- ments of the University, A two-year technical program in Business and Office Management, Manage-ment, Accounting, Commercial Art, Electronic Engineering, Genealogical Research, Home Technician, Industrial Technic-" ian, and Photographic Technology, Tech-nology, is available. Certificates in these programs pro-grams can be earned completely complete-ly through Evening School. The BYU Department of Education Ed-ucation also offers six different differ-ent programs leading to the master's degree, also through evening classes. The Evening School offers a. summer program for high school graduates requiring English, Eng-lish, History, and other subjects for university entrance. CARD OF THANKS We take this opportunity to sincerely thank all those who assisted and expressed sympathy sym-pathy at the passing and during dur-ing the services for our beloved father and grandfather; Your kindness will always be remembered with appreciation. The Donald E. Kirkham Family. iSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS8SSi ROLLER SKATING Skating Every Night 7:30 to 10 except Sunday Tuesdays: Private MIA Party by Reservation Monday: Family Rate $2.00 r includes Skates Matinee Saturday 2 to 4 Thursday Special - 40c Skate Rental 25c For special party rates and hours phone 373-9178. RIVERSIDE SKATING RINK 551 W. 12th N. Provo S888SSS8SSSS8SS8S88Si GROVE REVIEW, PLEASANT ishing the youth to listen to the words of those, who are old- er. wiser and in authority. 'ou need the strength that comes from the wisdom of others. Be a leader instead of a follower," she said. Ruth M. Paul, Stake President Presi-dent of the Y.W.M.I.A., bore a strong testimony and exrpess-ed exrpess-ed thanks for the opportunity of serving with the youth. The chorus and congregation sang, "When Upon Life's Billows." Elder Cannon was the next speaker. He spoke of the necessity neces-sity of solidarity in family life and the benefits of doing things together. During his masterful address Elder Richards said he was proud of the young people of the church. In his interesting way, he told a series of stories, illustrating the value of miss- """"j "uia aim uie oeneins ome from hving the gos- E1.!!? times- 75 wm of the Lord, and then do it, iie aamonisnea. 'As the concluding number, the MIA Youth chorus sang "The Lord's Prayer," Benediction Bene-diction was offered by Elder Irwin Jensen. ' The afternoon general session convened at 2:30, with President Presi-dent Boyd L. Fugal conducting The Grove Ward Choir and congregation sang "Redeemer of Israel." Stake Chorister Harvey Rawlinson conducted the singing with' Mrs. Rawlinson Rawlin-son at the organ. Invocation was asked by Elder El-der Richard Keetch, after which the choir sang, "Beside the Still Waters," directed by Paul Hanks and accompanied by Dorothy Morehead. President Elwood Allen was " - the first grille SifeT more fully on the Law of the t ast and explained the mutual benefits that come when church members work unitedly to- geiner. . Elder Cannon followed and told of the experiences of his daughter in Europe, during which she was accorded honors and accomplished considerable good because of her previous church training. Eugene Bezzant, Stake Super-intedent Super-intedent of the YMMIA, spoke briefly regarding" his faith in the young men of the church. President Ertmann Christensen, Christen-sen, .was the next speaker. He emphaized the importance of the teaching of children ufthe home. "Children learn more by -example than be precept," he said. After the rest song, "Now Let Us Rejoice," Sister Creer said that young people often held the mistaken idea that their wilful auis uaa no innuence upon other people. She cited true instances in-stances where such a concept was proven wrong.. Elder Richards took as the theme of his address the idea that children are God's greatest gift to parents. "Take ihem, teach them and love them," he admonished. For the closing number the choir sang, "Battle Hymn of the Republic," Elder Michael Hunstman pronounced the benediction. ben-ediction. Saturday afternoon and evening even-ing sessions were devoted to solving the problems of the M. I. A. and the Church Welfare Program. Ward and stake leaders listened to the advice and counsel of Elders Richards, Dansie and Cannon and Sister Creer. 1 1 M NEW HOME? LOOK WHAT WE OFF ER 1. 18 years experience build ing 20-90 homes a yeor. 2. Complete plan service $75 or no charge if we build for you. 3. Complete financing. 4. Trade your home in. 5. Your lot or ours. 6. Home open for inspection and comparison, - 7. And Service ! ! ! 8. List with us and your home V- is advertised each week. Multipts Listing Member Mitchell-Zobell Construction & Real Estate WE NEED LISTINGS! Call Dick 756-4670 or Pender 785-3319 GROVE, UTAH ELEMENTARY SCH00L NEWS Gordon Walker's Fifth grade students at Grovecrest experimented experi-mented with the nutrition of white rats. They report that even ev-en rats look and act better when they eat a well-balanced diet. ESN The Grovecrest Second grade students of Latella Beveridge and Vera Wagstaff made a special spe-cial study of milk and milk products. Friday, Jan. 21 they visited the dairy farms of Merrill Mer-rill and Charles Warnick ESN Jan. 18 after school hours, the Elementary principals of Alpine Al-pine District met at Grovecrest for a discussion of common problems. In charge was their chairman, Principal Penrod Glazier oi tho Geneva School. ESN All Third and Fourth grade teachers of Alpine District met at Central School at 7! on ar fonfroi cVii .1 .m Wednesday morning, Jan. 19. y tk Part in a Social study workshop, directed by Miss Margaret Johnson, supervisor of Intermediate Grades for the district. Wins Gas Grille ' Sherrill Christensen, 762 W. ' State, Pleasant Grove, has been named as one of the Utah residents resi-dents to receive a gas grille in a recent contest by a major ma-jor food products company, according ac-cording to word' received recently, re-cently, v Miss Christensen won the grille for submitting a recipe, which was judged with others. FOR "a lob well done feelinf?" clean carpets with Blue Lus-" tre. Rent electric shampooer $1 Ben Franklin Store. J 27 BEEF for Sale, 23 cents lb. on hoof., Ph. 785-3779. J 27 1955 MERCURY for Sale, 2-dr. HT, stick shift on floor, Trig V8, R&H, Ph. 785-3337, " J 27 LOST-38 lbs. Have you found all or part of it? T.O.P.S. can help you. Ph. 785-2645. .. F 10 INCOME TAX Preparation, J. Ray- Mills, Accounting and Tax Service. 30 South Main, Up "Stairs. Phone 785-3792 or 785-3283. 785-3283. T tf NEED EXTRA INCOME I need mature, responsible women wo-men who likes money enough to work for it. Up to $3.50 an hour. Immediate employment if you qualify. For information call Mr.-Johnson, 756-4044 after 6 p.m. F 11 LOT FOR SALE-15th East in P.G. Phone 785-3887, Forrest Loader. :- tf FOR SALE Simmons Beauty Rest extra King Size mattress mat-tress and springs, like new, $195. ph. 785-3975. tf JANUARY SALEl-Commerc-ial. Weight Herculon Carpet. Reg. price $9.95 yard, Sale price $7.75 yard. Fashion Carpet and Furniture. 560 W Main, Am. Fork, 756-4076. J 6 FOR SALE-3& Acres of Or-chard, Or-chard, just below Battle Creek Subdivision. 785-3887, Forrest Loader. tf CEMENT WORK wanted All types, Patios, .Carports, Sidewalks, Side-walks, Finishing Work. Ph. 785-3760. 785-3760. tf WEDDING DRESSES for Rent, Zabrist e's, ph. 785-3456. tf iO-GALI JINERAT0RS-$3iu Help keep P.G. beautiful. Ph. SK 6-3031, Steve Murdock. We will deliver. - tf FOR SALE CHOICE BUILD- INO LOTS view of Valley (10.00 or more per month Phone SU 6-4121 June 20tf TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINE RENTAL & REPAIR RE-PAIR SERVICE, Prlday'a Office Supply; SK 6-4471 Am. Fork, tf HOME INSURANCE, Complete Package Protection. It will pay you to call Monson & Co. Provo or Jess Monson, 785-3031 Pleasant Grove. tf LOW COST AUTO INSURANCE. INSUR-ANCE. Broad Coverage, No membership fee Monson & Co, Provo or Jess Monson, 785-3031 Pleasant Grove. fe HORSES for HIRE by Appointment Only REED ORTON Phww 785-2748 Oh, sad were the woes of Salesman Blue, On a trip, with a cold, he teas getting the flu. And although he wa$ treezin', He got home in good season, ' His tire chains pulled him right through. PREVENT THOSE WINTER DRIVING WOES The Safe Winter Driving Leagut present this tip for iafer winter driving from the National Safety Council: "For severe now and ice condition. test show that reinforced tire chains provide four to five times as much traction as regular tires without chains." Assure your ability to get through regardless or the weather-aiways carry chains and be prepared for winter s worst storms. Wedding Coming Up? Call In and Let Us Show You Oar WEDDING INVITATIONS Pleasant Grove Review PUPS for SaleMother Registered Regis-tered English Setter, $5.00 ea. Phone 785-3289. F 3 WILL DO IRONING Home, Ph. 785-3140. in my F 4 FEDERAL TAX SERVICE 59 East Main, American Fork FEDERAL AND STATE RETURNS RE-TURNS . prepared by exper-' exper-' ienced, former Internal Revenue Reve-nue Agent. Reasonable prices, 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. weekday evenings, Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone 756-2514. A 7 RESTYLED PIANO for Sale, good cond., call 785-3863. F4 HOUSE for Rent, unfurnished, Phone 785-4U2. . tf FOR SALE Gas Range and Servel Gas Frig., both in excellent ex-cellent cond. 785-2996 or 785-2661.. 785-2661.. , , J 27 FOR RENT Small Apt, partly part-ly furnished, gas heat, garage, gar-age, 785-2312. tf OFFICE SPACE for Rent, on ground floor, call 785-3591. tf SEWING DONE in my home, Mrs. Green, 785-3984. - tf ROOFING JOBS Wanted. None - too small. Free Estimates. Call Don Draper, 1005 North 5th E., 785-2992 or 85-2943. tf APPLE FIREPLACE LOGS for Sale, ph. 785-3986 or 785-2104. 135th Quorum of Seventies tf MUSIC Don't buy any organ until you try the new Wurlit-zer Wurlit-zer and Conn Organs at Will iams MUSIC (JO., 307 SO. 700 E. Provo. tf CUSTOM BUILDING Let ua help you with your building needs. We build on your lot or ours, with plans and specifications specifica-tions furnished by you or us. Jomplete plan service and financing. fin-ancing. Free estimates, no obligation. ob-ligation. Call Alma M. Peterson, Peter-son, 768-2271 or A. Kent Peter, son, 768-3359. 25 years of building build-ing experience. - tf YOUR INSURANCE Problems Are Our Problems All lines of Casualty Inc., Young or old drivers; Good, poor or screwdrivers, screw-drivers, Motorcycles, Boats,' Trailers Fire, Homeowners, theft, Commercial Risks of all kinds. Liability j Farm. Atwoo Realty & Ins. 385 So. Main, Ph. 785-2661. - tf HATCH JEWELRY S3 W. Mats American Fork. Full time watct maker. Guaranteed repairs. Reg. ular watch cleaned, S5; Your Bu ovaA Hamilton, Wyler, Elgin and Longines dealer. Art-carved Diamond Dia-mond Rings, written guarantee; 20 off on trophies A engraving ATTENTION If you would like to see or drive a NEW PONTIAC, BUICK, CMC TRUCK Please give me a call. JIM HOLIIY 7S3S:3 THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1966 " INCOME TAX SERVICE Lewis Lew-is Harmer, 325 S. Main, ph."-785-2862. A 7 SEWING MACHINE for Sale, Domest, cabinet model, exc. cond., $30. Ph. 785-3394. F 3 REAL ESTATE " SALESMAN Wanted, contact Boley Realty Co,, 120 N. 1st East, phone 756-6096, 756-6096, Am. Fork. J 27 RARNVARn MANTTRTS tl tnr Pickup Load, you haul. 785--2748." Reed Orton. tf FOR SALE Spinet Piano, this area. Take over $14.93 monthly mon-thly payments. For details, write Credit Manager, Box 6179 Sugar House Station, Salt Lake City, Utah. - F 4 1957 FORD for Sale, Take ov-er ov-er payments; 1952 Plymouth, extra '55 engine; 1957 DeSoto, 165 So. 2nd East, 785-3336. J 27 APT. 3992. for Rent Phone 785-tf 785-tf GOOD BUILDING LOTS-for Sale by Owner. Mrs. Milton Adamson, 591 East 2nd N., 785-2585. 785-2585. - tf KENMORE Vacuum Cleaner, good cond., ph. 785-3514. J 27 NEED INSURANCE? Call Max Harper, 785-2160 or see him at 1277 So. Locust Ave. tf RADIO & TV REPAIR SERVIC9 Expert service on all make. All porta and labor jfuarantaeC Call Norman Healey, Am. Fork, SK 6-4680. tl STRAW for Sale, Eldon Pack, Phone 785-4026. tf WATER AND SEWER LINES Dug and installed. Ditches, Septic tanks, and field drains dug. All types of light excavation excava-tion work. . Joe Ollivier, Pleas ant Grove, 785-3657. If TREES TOPPED or Removed, 392 East State Rd. tl BUILDERS, Attention Must sell 7 lots in A.Fi Sewer Installed, In-stalled, older home on 1 lot, ph. 756-3839. tf FOR SALE Brand New Appliances, Appli-ances, TV, Stereo and Fund- . - ture. Several name brands to choose from, as low as 5 a-bove a-bove wholesale. We are as close as your phone. Ralph Johnson TV and Appliance, 785-2477, or 755 N. 350 E:, PL Grove, tf WATCHES qeaned, $3.95, new parts replaced, $1.00 extra. Clocks repaired. New watches $6.95 and up. Satisfaction guar-' guar-' anteed. Lan's Watch Service, 17 So. Center, Am. Fork. tf OANCINO LESSONS, Tap, Bai-let. Bai-let. Acrobatic, $1.00 per lesson. 8 years of schooling & experieno Jean Smith, SU 53700. CARPETING and UpholateneO Furniture Cleaned, Expert Sr-vlce. Sr-vlce. Call SK 6-4856, AJ - - tf |