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Show nfiftetotlle October 23, 1980 Section Two Page Nine Haunted Castle's squeaky doors open House speaker Jim Hansen was in town cam- Snelson, manager of the J.C. Penny Co. The can-paigning can-paigning with other local candidates Don Strong didates talked with several merchants along main and Charlie Bates Tuesday and met with Bish street while Hansen was in town. Ladies Golf officers for 1981 are Gena Harness, Gertie Ruff, Beverly Gabbitas, Nola Palfreyman, Diana Williams, Virginia Johnston, Anna Lee Taylor, Jeanne Strong, Barbara Lee, Linda Miner, and Shirley Creer. Missing from picture are: Gloria Murdock, Beth Shoell, Jan Hitchcock, and Glenys Perrero. Dr. Daniel Bachelder (right), co-director of the BYU Cougar Band, presents the participation trophy to Springville High School drum majors Kelly Clark and Garth Allred. 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Now, while it's specially priced from First Security. Each individual affiliate bank of First Security Corporation is a member of FDIC. Each depositor's account is insured to $100,000 by FDIC. mm V )ecurity Special PTA meet set Tuesday School lunch fees, the tax initiatives and educationally deprived children will be the topics of discussion at the Springville - Mapleton PTA council meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the Springville Junior High School. A spokesman from Nebo School District will be in attendance to discuss these vital issues and to inform parents on why the school district does what it does. This PTA meeting is a combined meeting for all schools and all interested citizens are encouraged to attend and learn why problems exist in the above mentioned areas. Angel Falls in South America's Guiana Highlands, discovered in 1937 by an American aviator, are the world's highest at 3,212 feet. A plastic liquid coating or film can save your favorite wallpaper and help insulate your house at the same time. ck at Your Crystal Selection Description Goblets Wines Sherbet Parfaits Cordials Beverage and tumblers Bud vase Anemone vase Candle holders Ancenis vase Bowl Bowl set (G piece) Ice bucket Doors will creak, stairs will squeak, and high moaning winds will waft their way around the country side when the 13th Annual Haunted Castle, presented by the patients at the Utah State Hospital, again opens its doors. The Annual invasion of ghosts, witches, and mummies are enough to send chills up your spines, but even the most stouthearted stout-hearted will be frightened by this year's "line-up" of terror. We'll have the "Bat Cave," "The Crypt of the Undead," "The Chamber of Horrors," and "The Maze" just to name a few. Altogether this will make Halloween the scariest adventure of your life. The Haunted Castle is great Halloween fun for everyone and it serves a Ren Hales, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Hales, Mapleton, has been called to the Mexico, Mexico South LDS Mission. He will be honored at a farewell in the Mapleton Fourth Ward at 2:40 p.m. Sunday, October 26. He will enter v the Missionary Training Center in Provo, November 6. Price $6.95 per pair $6.95 per pair $6.95 per pair $6.95 per pair $6.95 per pair $6.95 per pair $4.95 each $5.95 each $6.95 per pair $7.95 each $9.95 each $9.95 per set $9.95 each (plus tax) very useful purpose as well each year all proceeds for the Haunted Scouting advancements told in Mapleton stake Scouting is progressing very well in Mapleton Stake. Two Eagle awards, five Life Awards, eleven Star Awards and many first and second class advancements were received by the young men of the six scout troops in Mapleton at a recent court of honor. Val Cook and Michell Jones received Eagle Awards. The following boys received Life Awards: David Wright, Steven Hurst, Jeff Thorpe, Gary Barker, Kyle Wall. The following young men have earned their Star Award: Taylor Groberg, Brent Haines, Chad Warren, Eli Miller, FYank Stevensons, Eric Sadler, B. Jay Jones, No signs on or near state, Interstate highways, roads The Utah Department of Transportation is calling on all political candidates this year to comply with both the Utah Highway Beautif ication Act of 1967 and the National Highway Beautif ication Act of 1965. Under those statutes it is illegal to place signs in the right-of-way on Interstate In-terstate or any state highway. high-way. "Any signs illegally placed on the rights-of-way of state roads will be immediately picked up and discarded by the Department," said Boyd 36th reunion enjoyed The 36th reunion for the old First Ward Primary Officers and teachers was held Monday October 20, at the Sage Inn in Springville. Eighteen people attended at-tended the luncheon with Wilda Oakley in charge of the activities. She was assisted by Ardith Norton, Nor-ton, Olive Noaks and Hettie Ostler. A skit was presented under the direction of Oralynn Ash. Taking part in the skit were Alleen Lopez, Olive Noaks, Vivian Averett, Alta Nelson, Ardith Hatfield, Berneice Beardall, Wilda Oakley and Oralynn Ash. ' The group sang old primary songs and a game was played. A crocheted wall spice gift was given each guest as a favor. New reunion officers were chosen for next year and include Ethel Phillips, Grace Richmond, Rich-mond, Marie Stone and Alta Taylor. DEAN BRIAN 52 WEST 200 SO 489-9444 "I can help you get the most from your life insurance dollar." MT f ARM INSUtANCI Like a pood neighbor, State Farm is there. SUM Firm liK Inturirce Company Horn Ott Bloomingion. iiimon Castle are used to purchase pur-chase much needed recreation equipment for Brad Brooks, Vaugn Cook, Frank Smith, Jody Card. A point system has been established and the top troop is awarded a special trophy each quarter. Honors this Court of Honor went to Mapleton First Ward. Brodie F. Jones, High Council member over the scouting program, presented a fine ax to the troop. Gene Cook is serving as the scout master. The points system is awarded for merit badges earned, rank advancement achieved, scouts in uniform and family support of the troop at Courts of Honors. Hansen, UDOT Highway Beautification and Encroachment En-croachment Coordinator. "Signs cannot be erected except in commercial or industrial areas, and owners must first be granted a permit before any sign may legally be erected." Under the Highway Beautification Act, no outdoor advertising signs can be placed along Interstate In-terstate or Primary Highway High-way systems or within the state highway right of way without permit. No political signs of any kind can be allowed or permitted within the state right-of-way. This includes in-cludes telephone poles, fences, trees or existing official signs located in the right of way. "Old friends are best." - John Selden 13 A former Mapleton resident, Elder Rodney Brinkerhoff has returned home after serving in the California-Fresno LDS Mission. He will speak Sunday in the Fairview North LDS Ward at 10:50 a.m. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brinkerhoff of Fair-view. Fair-view. G0ING - OFF 262 Seuifc liiiis patients at the Hospital. The Castle will open its doors on October 27 through the 31st, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Donations are accepted at the door. Located at 1300 East Center Street, in Provo, behind the Utah State Hospital, the haunted castle is sponsored by the Utah State Hospital and K96 Radio. See you there, if you dare! Elder Wayne Martin has recently returned from the California, Arcadia LDS Mission. He is the son of Mrs. Helen Martin. He will be welcomed home Sunday, October 26, in the Fourth Ward at 11:30 a.m. at the corner of 400 East and 400 North. Benjamin Dan Winnie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Winnie of Springville 12th Ward, has been called to serve an LDS mission in the Portugal, Lisbon Mission. His farewell will be Sunday, October Oc-tober 26th at 1 p.m. in the Second-Fourteenth Ward Chapel at 451 So. Main. Elder Winnie will enter the Missionary Training Center November 6th. VALLEY TAX SERVICE, INC. OPEN ALL YEAR Tax Accounting - Bookkeeping Business Consulting Estate Planning Xerox Copies 4C - Notary Public SPRINGVILLE OFFICE 489-8224 25 WEST 200 SOUTH (Upstairs Central Bank Bldg.) 0UT - 0F BUSINESS to S ON EVERYTHING Mwm'b (Km. Sfftuquitte Ml Dan Johnson Fiber Tech names new man The growth of Fiber Technology Corporation of Provo, Utah is evidenced by the appointment ap-pointment of Mr. Dan Johnson as Director of Finance. Mr. Johnson is a native of Washington State but attended schools in California and Utah. He attended Brigham Young University and has had extensive experience in accounting, marketing and systems analysis. For the past three years, Mr. Johnson has been affiliated with a Central Utah public accounting firm. Mr. Larry J. Ashton, Fibertek President stated, "Mr. Johnson is responsible for the overall financial management of the company, including the development of financial resources and to maintain good local and national banking relationships." Fibertek employs 38 people and specializes in the development of composite component parts and structures for aerospace, aircraft and industrial customers. Among the many projects currently under way at Fibertek is a major contract with the U.S. Army for the development of the launch beam for a portable por-table bridge. Fibertek is also involved in the study and creation of composite aircraft parts such as nacelles, floor beams, wing spars, etc. Buttons have been found in the tombs of Egypt and Greece, dating back 2,500 to 4,000 years. It wasn't until the 15th or 16th century, however, that the button-hole was invented. "Good things, when short, are twice as good." 489-7819 |