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Show I t i J Page Eight THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD . December 22, I960 Steno Club at merry party ; The high school Steno Club enjoyed a Christmas party at jj the home of Sandra Palfrey- - ij man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorus Palfreyman, Wednesday I evening. Dinner was served eirly to all members and their advisor, Eldon Reese. Later, everyone gathered around a large Christmas tree before the open fireplace to exchange gifts which were in the form of "white elephants." Much hilarity was created when the girls opened packages con- - taining such articles as false teeth, old shoes, plumbing fix- - . tures and others. Visiting and the singing of Christmas carols climaxed a most delightful time for every-one. ' If.-- -, :r U '; . : . s iv j ' ) ir-- . " I 1 U r : I Mrs. Wendell Winger, right, state junior fed-erated club director and other members of the Companions Club, Mrs. Floyd Stewart, president and Mrs. Blaine Thorn, Nebo First District chairman, pose with a few of the gifts which they presented to forgotten patients at the State Hospital for Christ mas. Assisting with the project were other federated clubs of Springville. Mrs. Winger said there were approximately 400 forgot- ten patients at the hospital this Christmas whose day would be made brighter with gifts from Nebo First and Timpanogos district federated clubs. rpl FllfllX With best wishes for - " Holiday Happiness row o- - ioor o ours. BOYER BEAUTY STUDIO 29 West 2nd South (Dany thanks for your loyal Lots of j, I - V We sincerely warm wishes . hope your "J from all season is of us to &fs0Zti'' some'raeto all of you! ;U ' - L ft sing about! Sanford's Paint and Glass 397 East 4th South BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES Spanish Fork 824 East Center Sunday School: 10 a.m. Worship Serv.: I I a.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. friendship and patronage. If good wishes were snowflakes, we'd snow you under a blizzard of them! Have a wonderful holiday season ! CENTER SERVICE V Let us rededicatc L f I 'if y ourselves to I i s xdf iW tho way of Ilfe He " M'J' asked of us, HV li&L Mll l aS WC cdebrate the time of r SaViUr'S 1 VIIEELER MORTUARY 21 1 East 2nd South I ITIL CHRISTMAS 1 I THESE UNUSUAL REMODELING VALUES!! S ! Girls' and Boys' 24" Bicycles - reg. 47.50 I ISOW OHLY S40.00 1 I Girls' Balloon-tir- e Columbia Bicycle, reg. 54.95 I CLEARANCE SPECIAL S39.80 jlALL GLASSWARE I n jp A j "i dJascoomrot ! 1 ; I KITCHEN YARES 20 OFF ; f DINNER SETS 10 OFF I ! 1 Footballs n E D HOT! I g: WITH KICKOFF TEE $ g: AND PUMP $ S! DELUXE PHILCO 1 Jj S2.44 WASHER AND DRYER PAIR i J: Automatic 459.95 Value ( ! Dart Games I I Mow 329 00 h only 2.99 I Space Gas-fire- d Heater . . . Now only 89.00 1! g (65,000 BTU Was $ 39.50) J MANY OTHER REMODELING SPECIALS! V, !. 1 QJiCh ?wD(C(e Dltd(Co g HUnter ADULTS 7BC . TUDNTS HOC . CHILDREN Z SPECIAL KIDS' MATINEE Every Saturday at 2 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday December 22, 23, 24 li; Clint tfalxer Edward Byma At this time of year, we take a long look in two directions: backward with warm appreciation for your patronage, and for ward with the happy anticipa fa'on of continuing to serve you. ? Frank and Kelly's Texaco jj 420 South Main Let us all remember the blessed story and its lessons. Let us keep faith and love in our hearts for all mankind and this will be a truly Joyous Noel! - - LuDean Litster, C.LU. . .i HUnter s' BENEFICIAL LIFE m MARIA. KARL ng.1 (X5 SaiELi MAIDEN Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. Dec. 25, 26, 27, 28 iiMiiliilil JOHN O'HARA'S fk JfXli'A BOTTERFiELD 0 Myron A. Boyer 92 December 27 Myron A. Boyer, residing at his home on Fifth East, Sev-enth South St., will observe his 92nd birthday next Tues-day, December 27. No special party is planned for the occa-sion but he will be at home to friends and relatives during the day. A life-lon- g church worker, active also in civic affairs dur-ing his earlier life, Mr. Boyer has spent the greater portion of his life in this city and can recount many stories of early settlement days. Since cold weather, he has retired from driving his car but last sum-mer drove it to work at the church farm. He is the eldest of five gen-erations and in addition has a daughter and four sons, Mrs. Thelma Carter, Oscar and Har-lan Boyer of this city and Glenn Boyer of Salt Lake; also 16 grandchildren and a large number of great grandchil-dren. Christmas party enjoyed by club Effan Bee club members were guests of Mrs. Eugene Palfreyman in their lovely new home Tuesday evening. Nineteen members and guests enjoyed a delicious potluck dinner early and a Christmas program followed. Rondo Jef-fer- y, accompanied by Mrs. Elaine Puckett, played violin selections and Shirley Creer gave Christmas readings. Thru-ou- t the evening, Glen Turner took movie pictures of the group to be shown at a later date. v Si . jJk G. Lowry Anderson, named manager of the Provo office of the Guaranty Trust Deed Corp. Springville man heads office of new business G. Lowry Anderson, well-know- n Springville businessman has taken over management of the Provo office of the Guar-anty Trust Deed Corp., a Utah Corporation with headquarters in Salt Lake City, it was an-nounced recently. The Provo office is at 51 North University Ave. Howard L. Lund is pres-ident. The company regulated by the Utah State Securities Com-mission, has an office in Og--- 1 den as well as the home of- - I fio in Qlt T.alrp The company is engaged in the business of operating a common trust fund which is secured by title insured real estate. Investors in the fund receive a guaranteed return on their money with interest paid and compounded quarterly. The corporation was organ-ized in 1959 and has grown rapidly, announces the presi-dent. The Provo branch office is attractively designed with wood paneling, modern new lighting fixtures and carpeting through-out. LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE NUMBER 69 An Appropriation Ordinance Governing Expenditures of the City of Springville, Utah for the year 1961. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF SPRINGVILLE, UTAH: For the purpose of governing expendi-tures of the city for the calendar year 1961, there is hereby appropriated, in accordance with the 1961 budget adopted this 19th day of December 1960, for each fund and purpose hereinafter set forth, the sum set opposite the same, to-wi- t: GENERAL FUND Administrative $ 27,400.00 Public Safety - 53,650.00 Public Works 63,250.00 Public Health 1,600.00 Public Library 5,750.00 Parks and Recreation 23,400.00 Total General Fund Expenditures .. $175,050.00 $175,050.00 CLASS "C" ROAD FUND Total Class "C" Road Fund Expenditures $ 14,000.00 fj BOND REDEMPTION AND INTEREST FUND: J Sewer Bond $ 46,000.00 S Water and Electric Bond 42,500.00 Total Bond' Redemption and S Interest Fund Expenditures $ 88,500.00 $ 88,500.00 " UTDLTTY FUND Electric $279,525.00 : Waterworks 90,700.00 S Sewer 68,980.00 ' Waste Collection 17,200.00 ! Total Utility Fund Expenditures $456,405.00 $456,405.00 TOTAL APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURES .... $733,955.00 BLAINE P. CLYDE : Councilman ! RUEL E. CRANDALL Councilman 3 F. CALVIN PACKARD j Councilman FRANK G. MEMORY Councilman r MURRAY D. PEAY Councilman : Passed by the unanimous vote of the city : council of Springville, Utah, in regular meeting : assembled this 19th day of December, 1960. J. EMMETT BIRD ji Mayor 't ' ATTEST: LLOYD J. ASHCRAFT (SEAL) j, Published in the Springville Herald Dec. 5, 22, 1960. i |