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Show r Page Two , THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD . Augustj9 (CDsissnffnedl Adls t OR 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 CLEANING by the pound, 25c lb. Hats cleaned or blocked. Expert alterations. Quality Cleaners, 85 West 2nd South. Phone HU n9tfc FULL Line of Genealogy Sup-plies, genealogy copy work, Castleton's, 130 So. Main. m24tfc ART Supplies, paints, brushes, canvas boards, canvas and stretchers, water colors, etc. Castleton's, 130 So. Main. m24tfc FOR SALE PEARS choice Bartlett, Frank Bishop, 489-579- 5. sl2 MOTORCYCLE, 1955 "Tryum-ph- " $75. Also B flat clair-ane- t, $50. See at 615 Can-yon Drive, or call 489- - 4931. a22tfc FPU RENT FURNISHED apts., includes utilities. $35 and more. HU-9-653- 7. ml6tfc TRADE OR BOUGHT at Steves's Trading Post. 950 So. State, Provo. M2 tfc WHEELCHAIRS, crutches for rent. Haymond Drug Co. Ph. HU J13tfc EXTRA large apt. Completely furnished, in-cluding kitchen. By the night or week. Carroll's Motel,, 26 North Main. ml6tfc "There is no such thing a; a poor memory . . T are only untrained mem. orics." You can improve your abiUtv i to remember names, fact; L figures! i Find Out Friday andor f Saturday about the DALE CARNEGIE COURSE ' DALE CARNEGIE . . . the ; foremost name in adult ed-ucation, offers you the op- ; portunity to learn to: I Control worry ; Overcome fear k an aui ience ; Motivate and inspire others Lead instead of drive FREE to Men and Women I Introductory Meeting: FRIDAY: I Spanish Fork Veteran's I Memorial Building i SATURDAY: ': Springville Fire Station Meeting time each night: jl 7:31 L presented by international training services 2998 Apache Lane, Provo I; Phone 9 ...-,-.- . " yala21t2lsllaJ2A-,- " t III 211yMrmm HU 9.6021 k ::: Springville, Utah Dear friends, Often we are asked, W& "Whom shall we see about the W Preparation of the grave?" X "Do you arrange for the 1 clergyman?" "Can you notify the musicians?" :S V$3 A11 these details are I t ::X::jf a part of our service. The y::y family is relieved of as much concern as possible $S Xj: in making funeral arrange- - SS ments. We know this means :::::::::: much to those whom we serve. Respectfully, sJL uJLjl 1 ? NEW home, 1 baths, 2 fireplaces, built in range, gas heat. Mapleton. Call HU or HU a4tfc WATER Softener Salt, 50 & 100 lb. bags. Robertson's Ma-rine & Garden Center. Phone HU a4tfc UPRIGHT freezer, 22 ft "Car-rier" also gas range; also electric range. Call HU J27tfc 3 BEDROOM frame home Newly painted, good loca-tion, large lot, 470 East 10th So. Reasonable. HU J27 tfc FURNACES Used or new, gas, coal and oil. Installed, guaranteed, serviced. Call HU Bill Straw. jy4tfc TRACTOR, Farmall cub, com-ple- te with attachments. 415 East Maple, Mapleton. Call 489-573- 6. altfc 21949 PICKUP trucks, Stu-debak- er and a Willys; 745 So. 7th East. Phone 489-657- 0 altfc GOOD USED Westinghouse refrigerator. $50. 489-568- 6. Utah Service. al5tfc 3 BEDROOM brick home. Lived in only 1 year. Good condition, good location. Utah Service 489-568- 6. al5tfc BY OWNER 2 bedroom brick home, clean with 1 bedroom apt. in basement. Both partly furnished. Double brick garage. 328 E. 200 North. Call 489-430- al5tfc 1952 CHEV delux, Phone 489-529- 8. a29 BALDWIN PIANO Take over payment of $10.00 per month on Baldwin Spinet or will sell for cash. Also electric or-gan. Write Adjustor, P.O. Box 2033, Salt Lake City 10, Utah. a29 APT. SIZE gas refrigerator. Arch Banner, call 489-449- 6. a22tfc 1954 CADILLAC, R-- factory air conditioning, good condition. Call 489-558- 5. a22tfc VICTORIO tomato and fruit juicer. No g. Louie DeRose. 489-618- 3. 502 South 4th East. s26 PEACHES for canning, tree ripe, $2.50 bushel, (this week only). Cucumbers, $1.50 bu-shel; Tomatoes, $1.50 bushel; Pears, $2.00 bushel. You pick at McMullin Orchard, Gen-ol- a. a29 UNFURN. apt. with stove, frig. Call HU 36 East 5th So. jyl8tfc mod. apt., partly fur-nishe- d. Good location. Phone 489-530- 0 or call at 110 No. Main. a8tfc FURNISHED apts. Large and small. Reasonable. 489-538- 615 So. 200 E. al5tfc SMALL furnished apt. Utilities furnished except lights. 82 So. 200 East. CaU 489-471- 3. a22tfc apt. furnished. Soft-wate- r, ground floor, carpeted. Utilities paid, except lights. 59 West 300 So. After 5 p.m. a22tfc apt. Duplex. Adults only. 325 West 400 North. Call 489-602- 0 or 489-691- 3. a22tfc LARGE older home, gas heat, range, frig., floor coverings. $35 per month. See at 310 So. 3rd West. Ph. 489-478- 8. sl2p AVAILABLE Sept. 1, one bed-roo- m duplex apt. partly fur-nished, carpet, heat, insulat-ed. Call Bill Averett. 489-669- 8. a29tfc HOUSE unfurnished, gas heat, good location. Inquire at 615 So. 400 East. Call 489-640- 5. al9tfc Blue Lustre not only rids car-pets of soil, but leaves pile soft and lofty. Rent electric shampooer $1. Robertson Ma-rine and Garden Center. Miscellaneons WASHER Repair, 20 yrs. All makes. Quick service, reasonable rates. Used, rebuilt washers for sale. 141 So. Main, Spring-ville, or call 489-436- 3. j31tfc TEST your own radio and TV tubes FREE at Haymond Drug. jl4tfc EXPERT watch repairs. Doug Brinkerhoff, 315 So. 300 West. al5tfc WILL DO ironing or baby sitting. 489-642- 4. al5tfc SIGNS of aU kinds, also exterior painting. Boat and sign repainting. B & S Sign Co. "Try our pri-ces first", 688 South Main. Call 489-450- 6. al5ttc PIANO instruction for begin-ners, first and second grade piano students. Mrs. Renee Smith, 489-559- a29 BEST TV Repair, Utah Coun-t- y. Steve's Trading Post. FR TVT9I tfc WORK WANTED IRONING and mending done in my home. Call 489-482- 3. s5 WILL tend children in my home. Drop ins or by the week. Call Mrs. Coleman, 489-414- 4. a29tfc MUSIC INSTRUCTION GUITAR, Accordion, Piano, Or-ga- n. Your home or our Stu-dio. FR sl2 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SERVICE station for lease now operating doing good volume, phone FR or FR s5 LOST EYE glasses on 4th North phone 489-432- a29 FOR SALE HONEY 367 E. 200 North, call 489-516- a29tfc CERAMIC Tile work, call Ben-nie- 's Real Estate Co. All work guaranteed. Free estimates. 798-681- 9. 160 So. 200 East Spanish Fork. al2tfc WHEN you need insurance see LuDean Litster, C.L.U. or phone HU Be sure Insure Today. d4tfc PICTURES of First Ward cha-p- el for Book of Remem-brance, scrapbook, etc. Now available. Contact any First Ward Elder or the bishopric. dl3tfc DESERET TRAVEL BUREAU ALL Airline Tickets issued at Airport Prices. COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICE 58 North University FR m3tfc I iii I,, I, JeuY MOW AMD SfljjgTl i ssssS Like having a Super Market in your home! S. IfitJ Book-She- lf Food Frew IS n tempral ci M Tlow-- j The food feyour MoJB investment . . . the freezer is gjppzyi your protection Chest Freer Requires a minimum of floor space F .. One sliding basket for storage convenience MxnY hit. J! 213 South Main phone CALVES AVAILABLE ANY-TIME. Angus-Holstei- n Cross-bred- s. Thrifty fast growing, Holstein bull calves for feed-ing, the good steer kind, Hol-stein and Guernsey heifer calves from Wisconsin's bet-ter farms. All calves 3 to 12 weeks old delivered on your approval in uniform sizes. We guarantee these calves to be healthy upon arrival. Buy with confidence from Nolan Livestock Co., Ph. 758-474- 1, Bonduel, Wisconsin. sl2c NEW Potatoes 10 lbs. 50c; 25 lbs. $1.00. Wallace Har-me- r, 70 No. 2nd West. a29tfc CHOICE Bartlett pears. Har-ol- d Barker. 1810 East 200 North Mapleton. Call 489-586- 5. sl2 BARTLETT Pears, iei Geo Brailsford, 367 No. 100 West or call 489-600- 4. sl2 AUTOMATIC washer - dryer .combination make offer, phone 489-507- 8. sl2p brick home, e, can finance to re-liable person, 44 So. 200 E. Phone 489-547- 4 or 489-507- 8. a29tfc BICYCLE, good condition, jT C. Higgins, racer, $15. phone 489-547- 4. s5p LOCAL, freshly picked, large Bartlett pears, free o f worms. Call 489-410- 6 or 489- - 4353. S19. - 16 FOOT Oasis fibre glass speed boat complete with 50 H.P. Johnson motor, also water ski equipment. 190 North Main a29tfc WILL sacrifice 2 bedroom home $10,000. 2 rental units to help make payments. Low down payment, ph. 489-533- s5 attention residents of SPANISH FORK SPRINGVILLE this weekend you may attend FREE an introductory meeting of the WORLD FAMOUS DALE CARNEGIE COURSE learn to improve your memory become' a better speaker develop leadership traits MEN AND WOMEN ARE BOTH WELCOME TO ATTEND FREE! FRIDAY: Spanish Fork Veterans Memorial Building SATURDAY: Springville Fire Station 7:31 p.m. both nights ' presented by International Training Services 2998 Apache Lane, Provo Phone 373-366- 9 WORK WANTED WILL build car ports, extra rooms, remodel or build new homes. Grant F. Thomas, call 798-370- 6, Spanish Fork. Free estimates. jlOtfc. IRONING done in my home. 630 East 4th So. J 13 tfc TREES topped or removed. In-sured, bonded. Free estima-tes. Call 225-349- 2, Orem. jl8tfc CARL'S SERVICE SAYS: Get your washer and dryer check-ed over for winter any make or model. Can check your apliance and tell what it needs. If no repairs are needed you will be honestly told. For a limited time 20 off labor. 141 So. Main, Phone 489-436- 3. a29 WILL tend children in my home full time for working mother. Call Mrs. J. R. Smith, 60 East 2nd No. Ph. 489-505- 2 between 6 and 7 p.m. altt'c . , "s. THE IDEAL PLAN ., MUST i turn good inten- - tions to save into - .-i , enduring habits. . SAVE REGU- - ' ' ', LARLY AND f j, - CONSISTANTLY A j --Do You? LuDean Litster, C.L.U. HUnter BENEFICIAL LIFE VlrgiiH Smith. Pro. Sail Ukc City. Uuh Palfreyman, Mr. and iT" ' Mays Anderson, Mr' ann 4 Eldon Childs, Mr and Charles Straw, the later iIt5' of Salt Lake City. 0UI The Kennedy boys time had to run to n ni when they wanted some y " ing money, but things changed, they now L, US Treasurer. ; , j: Don't worry if Washi takes the shirt off your bL they've got a bureau of kind to keep it in. onie Although' Iceland is famous for herring, mos f landers don't eat them tT grind herring into meal food for livestock . Mrs. Evan Francis (Mary Wing) and three sons, Greg-ory, Marc, and David left by jet Friday, for their new home in Wiesbaden, Germany. Dr. and Mrs. Francis and family have spent most of the sum-mer here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wing and his brothers and sisters dur-ing which time they had a family reunion at the Reed Francis summer home near Lake Tahoe with 59 members of the Francis family attend-ing. Dr. Evan Francis, a den-tist serving with the Air Force, met his wife and sons in New York for the jet trip on to Germany. He has been in Ger-many for the past six weeks. A group of friends returned home this week from their eighth annual pack-i- n trip in the Uintahs. They traveled for six hours on horseback, four hours of the time in the rain and reported the poorest fish-ing yet, but all had a good time. Included in the party were: Dr. and Mrs. Reed Hold-awa- y, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Payson plans big 'Harvest Days' program Preparations are complete for Payson 33rd An-iua- l Har-vest Days and Homecoming Celebration. Opening Friday night, Aug. 30, with a free fireworks dis-play under direction of the Payson Fire Department at the race track. Feature of the Labor Day Celebration will be the big two-da- y Horse Race Meet, Saturday and Monday. Two big mammoth street parades will be held Saturday at 12 noon and on Labor Day at 10 a.m. The annual Homecoming program will be held in the Nebo Stake Tabernacle. Sen. Frank Moss will be the guest speaker. A good program in addition to the address by Sen. Moss will be presented. Popular feature of the cel-ebration has been the Flower and Art Shows. They will be held again this year in the Pay-so- n Junior High School Sun-day and Monday. There will also be the Home Art Show, 4-- club exhibit and a new addition, a model show. Swimmers will put on a free water show in the park an Sunday afternoon and Monday evening. IL , .. ,,..,,....., .-, i, umiITi i DIP OFFICERS Officers of the South Utah County Board of DUP before the camps were divided into the East-Sout- h DUP Board had a party recently at the home of Mary Smart in Springville. Front row, left to right, Mrs. Smart, historian and new president of the East-Sout- h Division; Florence Boyer, secretary; Gertrude Clements, president; Minnie Hanks, second Mary Wyler, chaplain; Marjorie Larsen, custod-ian of relics; second row: Leah Francom, chorister; Eva Garner, assistant historian; Annie Moore, assistant historian; Winona Thomas, lesson leader; Blanch Gardner, amusement committee; Doris Halverson, amusement committee; Melva Gottfredson, scrap book clipper. Not present were Edith Davis, first Edith Koyle, corresponding secretary; Georgia Hansen, registrar; Lnla Hermansen, organist; Verl Singleton, librarian; Effie Sabey, assistant librarian; Mary Marcussen, parliamentarian. Retired officer, brother of focal lady, dies Military services 'were con-ducted Wednesday at Fort Douglas for Lt. Col. W. C. (Woody) Herbert, 52, brother of Mrs. Roland (Fay) Oldroyd of this city, who died Wednes-day, Aug. 21, of a heart attack while hunting near Fairbanks Alaska. i Burial was in the military cemetery at Fort Douglas.' Lt. Col. Herbert had made a number of friends in Spring-ville on his visits to his sis-ter's home here before and after his retirement in Febru-ary 1961. He had made his home in Fairbanks, Alaska for the past seven years. A native of Salina, he at-tended schools there and grad-uated from Snow college. He received a BS degree in Phar-macy from University of Idaho Southern Branch and an M. A. degree is biochemistry from the University of Southern Cal-ifornia. He saw active duty with the Air Force during World War II in Arabia, South Africa, Germany, France, Greece and England and received a cita- - tion from the British Govern-ment for his work in Greece. He served three tours of duty overseas and one in Alaska before retiring. He served as ROTC instructor at the U of California five years and was commander of the Artie Area Medical Dept. before his re-tirement. His hobby was hunting and fishing and he was following his favorite sport when he was stricken in the woodlands of 'Alaska. Sui'viving besides his wife, Maxine Wildman whom he married inv1959, are a daugh-ter, Mrs. Larry (Annette) Kim-ball of Ogden by his first mar-riage; one grandchild and two sisters, Mrs. Oldroyd of Spr-ingville and Mrs. D u a n e (Anna) Buchanan of Kaysville. : A 1 Vsl STYLISH STEPPERS The ever popular father and daugh-ter team of Debbie and Johnny Williams will offer exciting new unison routines when the 1964 edition of "Holidy on Ice" opens at the State Fair in Salt Lake City Sept. 13. Card of thanks We wish to express our deepest appreciation to the many friends, neighbors and relatives who expressed their sympathy in words of con-solation, acts of kindness, or any other assistance at the time of our bereavement. Leslie LaMar Weight fam-ily and George A. Weight family. 'Special class for educable planned here Special education services in Nebo School District have been expanded to include a class for educable children in Spr-ingville high school. During the past year a high school special education program was introduced in Spanish Fork high school which provided both academic and vocational training for some of these students. Because of the in-creased demand for special ed-ucation service, it was decid-ed to add the new unit in the local high school. Another program new to the Nebo School District, is the establishment of Nebo District Training Center for the men-tally defective children of the district who at the present time, are unable to receive any vices in the public school system. The Training Center will be located in the home at 470 North 100 East in Spanish Fork and will serve children from the entire district. Mrs. Vilate Halladay will be the in-structor in this unit. The district Special Educa-tion department has nine classes for educable children, one class for trainable child-ren, seven speech and hearing therapists, one teacher for the hearing impaired students, 3 teachers for homebound stu-dents and three public health nurses. Nebo School District now has the most .complete special education services in the state according to latest reports from the State Department of Public Instruction. There are still additional classroom units that have been approvd by the state for Nebo School District but not organized because of the critical shortage of ade-quately trained personnel to fill these teaching assignments. These classes will be organized as soon as teachers are avail-able, according to J. Dean Jones, Director of Special Ed-ucation. |