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Show May 27, 1971 The Springville Herald Page Three BAB S BARS Mapleton City approves telephone cable Mapleton City approved a request by Mountain Bell to install buried telephone cable in the vicinity of 800 North 1700 West at their last council meeting. In other items on the agenda, CI. Korth presented the plans submitted by the William Whiting family for installation of a Bar-B-Que facility on the city park. CI. Leavitt, Korth, and Kent Wheeler were assigned to work with the family on this project. CI. Leavitt expressed gratitude for all who participated par-ticipated in the city beautification day held May 8. The council decided against selling the piece of property requested by Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mattinson. They may consider leasing the property if such an agreement could be reached. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bate discussed the water, street, and other requirements pertaining to the property development of Duane Jensen in south Mapleton. The council agreed to have the city attorney proceed with formulating an agreement with Duane Jensen for purchase of his well for $10,823.53. A down payment of $2,000.00 will be made with annual payments of $1,000.00 plus interest at the same rate as the water bond interest when it is determined. Dal Peterson discussed the road improvement and repairs to his home on 1600 West Street. Arrangements will be made to deed 66 feet of right-of-way for this road to the city after repairs and re-surfacing has been done. CI. Bird, Korth, and Roylance and Kent Wheeler are to study this proposal and determine what will be acceptable to the city. Husband finishes basic training ; Army Private James L. Moon, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Moon, Payson, recently completed com-pleted eight weeks of basic training at Ft. Jackson, S. C. He received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, combat tactics, military courtesy. Pvt. Moon's wife, Kathleen,, lives in Springville. ' YtfL Richard Barker mil NOW BUY at the All New I Parkinson'; 135 North Main SPANISH FORK Local students get UTC degree Two students from Mapleton will graduate from Utah Technical College at Provo at 8 p.m. on May 28. They include Richard Barker and Isaac DeHerrera. They are among 212 Utah Tech graduates who will hear the commencement address from Raymond W. Sundquist, general superintendent of Geneva Works, U. S. Steel Corporation, in the historic Provo Taber-' nacle. Following are the departments depart-ments from which the Mapleton students will graduate, both possessing training to qualify them in their chosen fields: Mr. Barker, Associate Degree in Electrical and Automation Tech. Mr. DeHerrera, Certificate of Proficiency in Auto Body. Hamilton Bros, low job bidders Hamilton Brothers were the apparent low bidders in bids opened Tuesday for the lighting of 1-15 from Ironton to San-taguin. San-taguin. Low bid by the Hamilton Brothers was $309,293.50. Cache Valley Electric Co. of Logan was second with $326,101.25 and Wasatch Electric of Salt Lake City was third with a bid of $336,758.25. The length of the project is 17.145 miles and is to be completed com-pleted in 120 working days. The official state road estimate was $329,897.50. Bids were opened at the State Office Building in Salt Lake City. Provo firm given big US contract Mountaineer Products International In-ternational with one outlet in Provo was awarded three new contracts with the Department of Defense totaling $303,626.82 announces Steven K. Ellsworth, president. One of the two contracts con-tracts was with the Department of Army for a total of $193,644.42 for the production of deployment bags used in personal parachutes. The other contract is with the Air Force for a total of $109,982.40 for deceleration parachute systems. 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