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Show Page Two f THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD Ijj, Legal Notices Probate and Guardianship Notices Consult County Clerk or th Respective Signers for Further Information "K- ' f " . y 1 I - " - .... I ' f r . ! 5 i ' ... .. , C : v x ; ' Happy birthday to son of Mr. Jimmy Nielson, and Mrs. Doyle Nielson now of Hen-rievUl- o, a year old May 15; Geana Evans, .daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Evans, whose first birthday was May 13; Elizabeth D. Holm, (laugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Holm whose first birthday was Wednesday, May 17; Sherrie Ann Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blake Carter, who had her first birthday. May 15; Brent E. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Jones, planning his first birthday Monday, May 22. The pictures Were taken at Castleton's Mod-ern Art Photo and there was no charge for tak-ing or putting them in the paper, all for the first birthdays. LEGAL NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CON-CERN: A Public Hearing will he held Friday, May 19th in the Mapleton Memorial Building at 8 p.m. for the purpose of discusing a bond issue to sup-port and finance the drilling of our well and other cost on our culinary water. Every taxpayer in Mapleton is expected to be in attend-ance. A representative of the drilling company, Edward U Burton and Company will be present to explain the bonds in detail. NORRIS T. BINKS, City Recorder. Published in Springville Her-ald May 18 ,1961 . Oassnffnecfl Adls MISCELLANEOUS vVHEN you need Insurance se LuDean Litster, C.L.U. oi phone HU Be sure Insure Today. d4tfc GUARANTEED watch repairs Standard watch cleaned $4.50. Doug Brinkerhoff, 31E So. 3rd West. jstfc LAWN mowers sharpened anc adjusted. Pickup and deliv-ery service. Porch Columns and railings. Carly Iron Works, HU m25 RALPH'S Radio & TV 91 South 3rd West, Provo. Television- -Radio-Phono Recorder repairs. Over 26 years ser-vice in Utah County. ml8tfc EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUN-IT-Reliable man or wo-man from this area to distri-bute complete line of cigar-ettes, candy, nuts or gum through new automatic ven-dors. No selling, we will es- - FOR SALE BELL Boy boats, Johnson Mo-tors, Marine supplies, Pills-bur- y feeds, garden supplies, mowers, tillers. Robertson's Marine and Garden Center. HU a25tfc USED TV sets, 7 models to choose from. All makes from $49.95 to $99.95. Friel's. Ph. HU m3tfc NEW Maple drop leaf table with 2 leaves. Will seat 12. 157 West 2nd South. Phone HU a25tfc DRIVE out and save at Niel-son Feed and supply. For quality feeds, hay, straw, flour, custom grinding, and trucking. Ph. HU 1141 So. 4th East. o6tfc '53 OLDS by owner. FOR RENT WHEELCHAIRS, crutches foi rent Haymond Drug Co. Ph. HU jl3tfc spacious home, garage, nice yard, choice lo-cation. Adults preferred. Available June 1. No smok-ers. HU ask for own-er. ' a27tfc FURNISHED apart-men- t. Utility room with washer. 90 No. 2nd E. ol3tfc ONE-Bedroo- m apt. unfurnish-ed- . Ground floor. Storage, garage. Phone HU 36 E. 5th So. fl6t.fc SMALL Grnd floor apt. fur-nishe- Utilities. $30. 264 East 3rd South. a6tfc FURNISHED ipT 3 rooms. fir For Your Outdoor Planting Special on snapdragon plants, 25c per d- - j large greenhouse varieties. Other beddinq plat" f lobelia, ageratum, marigolds, sweet alyssum dr miller and many varieties of your leading pefu:; in reds, pink, salmon pink, rose pink, blue, rt scarlet, California giants, ruffled and doubles! all ready to go; well conditioned by ajtom $ controlled temperatures, ventilation and and day to develop them to their b' " trays. Buy now, plant when you have the t:r; i Also plants in jiffy pots plant while' plant goes right on grc, No disturbing or slowing up of plant. Try -- You will be amazed. L Geraniums, begonias, tuberous begonias ; mra chias ALL AT THE SPRINGVILLE FLOR.-- ! j Large cannas, 8 to 14 inches high about "' " to bloom' 3 for .00. VISIT THE SPRINGVILLE FLCM i enow, DiacK top. tiood con-dition. $395.00. HU fl6tfc OR RENT business property, 264 South Main. Phone HU-9-629- 0. fl6tfc TWO homes, with built-i- n appliances, will sell for G.I. appraisal, and will pay closing costs. Phone HU mlltfc IT'S really something this new Seal Gloss finish for vinyl and linoleum floors. Friels, Inc. ml8ca FREE use of our Carpet Shampooer with purchase of Utilities furnished. 310 West Center, HU m30tfc home, also home. Unfurnished. Modern, gas heat, good lo-cation. HU a20tfc NEW convenient apt. Stove, frig. Reasonable. No Smokers. HU a20tfc FURNISHED Apt. sunshine basement, 3 rooms, full bath, good location, neighbors. No smokers. HU ask for owner. a27tfc home furnished. 340 East 2nd So. Lawrence Sim-- 1 mons. a27tfc LauiLsn accounts tor you. To qualify must have car, re-ferences, and cash capital of $900 which is secured by in-ventory. Excellent earnings part time Full time more. For personal interview give phone, etc. Write P.O. Box 156, Rochester, Minnesota. ml8p PIANO lessons and Hammond organ music for weddings. Julia Sumsion. HU ml8tfc ANYONE holding a U.S. Gov-ernme- nt bond purchased in May 1941 please contact HU Srpingville. ml8 MILLER'S Auto Service. State inspection station, Mapleton. HU ml8tfc FOR FREE FIVE darling kittens, maltese, black with spotted white on its feet and three black and white ones. Free for asking. Phone HU ml8 Inc. ml8ca Mare and colt, trained for kids. HU or FR ask for Mar-ty. m25 TOMATO, Sweet Potato, Pep-pe- r plants. Oscar Boyer. 211 No. Main. jl BOY'S sport jacket. Size 16. Several pr. slacks, size 28 waist, 28 length, like new. Call HU ml8c WHITE chrome kitchen set HU ml8 BULK Garden seed, garden supplies, tools. Bulk lawn seed. Lawn mowers, garden hose. Ortho fertilizers. Smart's Feed and Hardware. j27c MOUNTAIN top soil best in the west. HU ml8tfc LOST ground floor apt. Nic-ely furnished. Utilities. 264 E. 3rd So. m4tfc unfurnished du-plex apt., full basement, gar-age, gas range. Call HUnter or HU m4tfc CHOICE, light basement apt. modern, stove, frig., utilities furn. except lights. $45. Howard Maycock, Phone HU m4tfc NICE unfurnished duplex. Gas range, garage, utilities, except lights. Good deal to right party. HU or HU m4tfc LARGE custom-bui- lt apt. available. Phone South. m4tfc U N F U R NISHED home. Gas furnace, built in appliances. HU mlltfc SMALL apt. furnished. Heat M U I ; and hot water. 82 So. 2nd East. HU mlltfc MODERN House, with carport, good location. Call after 5 p.m. at 205 E. Center or phone Payson 465-280- 7. mlltfc CLEAN apt. furnished or unfurnished. 593 East 1st South. mlltfc FURNISHED apartments. Laundry facilities. 294 So., 3rd West. ml8tfc UNFURN. home, gas furnace, basement, gar-age. Available June 1. See at 184 East Center St. Ph. HU ml8tfc ONE modern house, all gas ap-pliances, with stoves and floor coverings. Also partly furn. Good locations. 110 N. Main. HU ml8tfc There are no sure ways of making a fortune, but there may be some that look easy. Try 'em. The problems of agriculture cannot be successfully settled by conferences around the desk. IVORY ear-rin- g, keepsake, be-tween 2nd, 3rd So. on Main St. Phone HU Beth Diamond. mig REWARD: Bulova transistor radio, lost May 5 either on 4th E. 4th So or 8th East. Call HU ml8c WANTED FAMILY wants to Rent 2 or 3 bedroom house with op-tion to buy. Must have base-ment, large lot for garden, chickens, cow. 64 West 3rd South. mlg SOMEONE to care for child-re- n in my home from 7 until 4 daily except Sun. HU or HU ml8 NURSES aid to work in nurs-in- g home. Phone HU ml8c WORK WANTED DITCHES filled, basements dug, pit silos filled or dug, bulldozer work. Call Ivan Tippetts, HU after 5:30 p.m. j8 HELP WANTED RELIABLE person to stay with my children each Monday evening about 5 hours, start-ing 5:30 p.m. HU m25 LDS Woman or young lady to keep house for family of : six 8 to 4 p.m., five-da- y week, experience preferred, urgent. Phone HU for interview. ml8 I WESTSIDE MARKET I OPEN EVERY DAY 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sundays and Holidays 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. f-rod- TOMATOES, large . . lb. 10c CORN ..... 6 ears 29c frozen ooJ,5 ICE CREAM . . half gallon 59c Frozen 6 oz. Drinks . 2 for 25c PINEAPPLE-RASPBERR- BLACK CHERRY, RASPBERRY-LEMO- N Weah POT ROASTS .... lb. 47c ROUND STEAKS . . . lb. 79c BLOCK CHEESE, mild . . lb. 45c PEACHES, TA size can . . 29c I , v iwj J Miracle at spot marked X ' rl l It happens every day. Advertising builds d , tion goes up -c- osts come J jobs are created. These are the inglLIT ( ill R Each stimulates the next in J 7 CCnmk th. JS 0 which constantly creates a beJ t Let's Keep Rolling1 J Isn't the horn of plenty us-ually on the car right behind you? ; Funeral rites held for Charles Whiting (Continued from Page One.) Idaho, Mrs. Fern Waddoups of Idaho Falls; Mrs. Susie Fuller of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Abe Strate, Columbia, Carbon Co.; J. M. Whiting of Los Angeles, and Ray Whiting of Rupert, Idaho. ; $3owiincj Scores Tuesday Morning trio j League Standings Team W L Nor-El-M- a 35 25 the Travelers 33 27 Ann-T-Su- e 32 28 29 y2 30 No. 2 25 34 the 3 R's 25 35 High team: the travelers, 484; No. 2, 469; Ann-T-Su- e, 428. High series: Evelyn Brook, 466; Mary Lou Llewellyn, 456; Eunice Ewing, 452. High game: Evelyn Brook, 191; Judy Hut-ching, 190; Dora Lou Bellows, 177. Art City ladies League Standings Team W L Artistic Beauty 47 21 Westside Market 40 28 Brookside Market 33 35 Friels Inc 32 36 Town Pride Dairy 28 40 Utah Service 24 44 High team: Brookside, 749; Town Pride, 721; Artistic, 720. High series: Mary Lou Llewel-lyn, 446; Jo Ann Richmond, 442; Raeloa Hudson, 419. High game: Mary Lou Llewellyn, 182; Helen Stevenson, 168; Betty Fox, 163. Springvilie Ladies trio League Standings Team W L Modern Photo 10 2 Fergs Service 7 5 LeMars Cafe 5 7 Berg Mortuary 5 7 Ppavs TVfnrkpi- R 7 Haymond Drug 4 8 High team: Modern Photo, 1364; Peays Market, 1346; Fergs Service, 1289; High ser-ies: Lela Averett, 498; Mabel Bills, 488; Mary Lou Llewel-lyn, 467. High game: Lela Averett, 188; Louise Weight, 179; Mary Lou Llewellyn, 173; Velma Graves, 173. NOTICE At a meeting of the Board of Education of Nebo School District, held Monday, May 15. 1961, Superintendent Russell N. Stansfield presented the proposed budget for 1961-6- 2 school year, amounting to This budget was ap-proved by the Board of Edu-cation as their tentative bud-get for the coming school year. A public hearing on the bud-get will be held on Monday, June 5, 1961 at 8:00 p.m. in the Board of Education Office in Spanish Fork, Utah. The pub-lic is invited to attend. C. J. WENDEL, Clerk-Treasure- r, Board of Education, Nebo School District. Published in Springville Her-ald May 18, 25, 1961. Early Bird league League Standings Team W L Alley Cats 34 21 Spare-O'- s 32 24 Rolletts 31 25 Gutter Bugs 28 27 Seads 24 32 Eastside 18 38 High team: Alley Cats, 571; Seads, 541; Gutter Bugs, 535. Hight, series: Elma Evans, 473; Marie Hamilton, 435; Shirley Schardine, Seads, 414. High game: Elma Evans, 176; Rula Neilson, 164; Shirley Schar-dine,. 158. Mapleton calls truck, well in emergency (Continued from Page One.) until the rains came, the truck and pump proved valuable equipment, keeping supplementary water in the pipes to releave the sit-uation. The storm supplied more wa-ter to the springs which fill the headhouse and a curtailed use of culinary water by townspeople, has helped to solve the problem. Meantime work is progres-sing on the Mapleton's new culinary water well being dril-led on property near the City Hall, across from the City Park. Expected to be completed and in use within three weeks, the well is expected to be dril-led to a depth of 400 to 500 feet. J. G. Lee Company has the contract. Until the water shortayi problem is solved, Mapleton users are asked to conserve water whenever possible and 10 adhere strictly to the new sprinkling schedule outlined by city officials. Teachers with a master's de-gree get $200 more on eacM step of the pay ladder. The salary scale, as adorAtd by the Board and the Teach-ers' Association, stipulates that this schedule will stand for the school year 61-6- 2 as well as for 62-6- 3 reported Superin-tendent Stansfield. Substantial increase granted to teachers (Continued from Page One.) salary becomes $6375. This last figure is an increase of $375 over the 1960-6- 1 schedule re-ported Superintendent Statu-fiel- d. Considering the Board parti-cipation of $72.00 on hospital-ization and medical insurance benefits, the total figure comes to $6447 on the maximun: or approximately $716 per month for a school year. The loss of money seldom worries an intelligent person; it is the loss of faith that wrecks the life. "Most of us are too fond of people who agree with us, and of food which does not." |
