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Show CREM-GENEVA TOES ""notice TO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that Orem t;uy, v"". l ation, wm rctvc occusu w ! fn. construction and installation of approxmately 9054 liijeal Lt of Utah State Road Com. -11 nnnli)l Vl4 jnisswu - j m,rtpr with the necessary street openings, driveway upen. jUgS, Wll" licv-v' ' " of irrigation ditches and necessary necess-ary manholes and appurtenances appurten-ances in Orem City as follows: (a) Construct cement curb and gutter on the west side of the state highway known as highway No. 81 from a point beginning at highway station 230 06 wnicn pomx is 4o leet north 01 UU ssuuiu sued, wen-te wen-te northwesterly to a point on highway station 275 42, which iS 8 poini ou icci. auuui ivy North street. (b) Construct cement curb and gutter on the east side of the state highway known as u.'ffWav No. 91 from a Doint beginning at highway station 23006 which point is 484 feet north of 400 South street; thence northwesterly to a point on highway station 275 22, which is a point 583 feet south of 400 north street, until 10 o'clock a.m. on the 27th day of May 1949. at Orem City A t ill' hall at wnicn ume au Dias win be opened and publicly read a-loud a-loud in Room 1 at the Orem City Hall, Orem City, Utan. Each bid to be in accordance with the plans, profiles, and specifications and other contract con-tract documents now on file with City Recorder Orland E. Pyne at Orem City Hall, Orem, Utah, and at the office of L. V. Beckman, City Engineer, at Orem City Hall, Orem, Utah. Copies of the documents may be obtained by depositing $5.00 with the City Recorder Orland E. Pyne, or L. V. Beckman, City Engineer- for each set of contract con-tract documents so obtained. The amount of the deposit will be refunded to each bidder or intended bidder who returns such set of plans and documents m good condition within five (5) days after the opening of bids. Each bid shall be made out on a bid form to be obtained from Orem City Recorder, Orland Or-land E. Pyne or Orem City Engineer En-gineer L. V. Beckman, and shall be accompanied by a certified or Cashier's check payable to Orem City or a satisfactory bid bond in favor of Orem City executed by the bidder and a surety company com-pany in an amount equal to 5 of the bid. The said check or bond shall be given as a guarantee that the bidder will execute the contract in conformity with the Form of Contract included in the contract con-tract documents and furnish bonds as specified within five (5), days after notif icaton of the a- J n J jl '.Zli - -j?- l ITMI -!- i v t i i SPOTLIGHTING UTAH Utah and Duda RanrhA. "Please send rriA a lie r tt ahs dude ranches" an eastern wuman nas written the Utah De. partment of Pnhiinit & of the dude ranches in Utah by r vjclu reveals only five which are recommended by the ""su iravel Service of Salt Lake City. It would appear frorr. the many inauirias rii, . u UPID relative dude ranches that wununuy surely awaits those who would venture into thic business in Utah w, dude ranches in Wyoming have been taking a nice profit for many years catering to eastern dudes. One of the leading dude ranches ran-ches in Utah io thn r w ... r ii i. uur jxi ai c ?t U, and Perated by Ross southeastern Utah. Rancher wusseiman features d.irin. fV, summer, a 500-mile trir uorseDacK into that arpc r scenic and littlo " vgiuii3. He takes 14 davs tn mat. h trip and uses 40 horses to carry his party of 20 peoDle and thPir tamping eaumment anrl a The trip starts July 18 and Ran aau iienderson, well known California Dublisher an A flnirAK nor i Bracken Lee of Utah are scneauied to be on the party. Musselman's Four M ranch nas everything the eastern auoe likes real cowboys, cattle, horses, roundups, broncho bust! ing, a commodious ranch Iioiisp and a bounteous tahlp with home cooked food. ward of the contract to th der. Orem City reserves th ritrht to reject anv and all WHa r waive any informalities in the Didding. No bidder mav withdraw his bid for a period of thirtv nm days after the date set for the opening thereof. 1949. By J. W. Gillman. Mavor Dated this 27th dav of Anril. Published April 28, May 5, 12, m, ZB, 1949. ATTENTION HOME GUILDERS! ARE YOU BUILDING OR INTENDING TO BUILD? Let us help you plan the windows for that new home. (We can save you money) Basement Units, Double 'hung windows and Stationary sash. We specialize in Kitchen Cabinets in either wood or metal, at a price to fit your needs. WESKO CABINET WORKS 3rd NORTH & STATE STREET ' - , OREM. UTAH PHONE 0654 Rl You can have the vacation of your life this year as a guest of The Deseret News. Enter The Deseret News Fabulous $50,000 "I Want a Vacation" Contest 212 Vacation Awards for 424 people-valued people-valued from $75.00 to $2,000 each will be given to winners in this easy contest All awards are for two people . . . from a week-end in our own Scenic Mountain West to a glamorous trip to Honolulu. Anyone can win one of these thrilling vacations. ! for details and official entry blank read In 'ii-iTircm Yrji" tt tannin Feature Scheduled "Stallion Canyon" a motion picture produced by a Utah con cern the Kanab Pictures Corp. and filmed" near Santa Clara and St. George in southern tttah will be released soon. Ogden Sets Golden Spike Day May loth at Ogden was set aside as Golden Spike Day by Governor J. Brarlf An T.w and Ogden's Mayor Harmon W. Peery. the day was in observ ance oi me uolden Spike linking America's east-west Kmmtu. by the first transcontinental rail, road. It was on May 18, 1869 the Union Pacific and the Ceo! tral Pacific rails met at Promontory Promon-tory station, Utah. Easterners Turne Thoughts Westward " The Union Pacific reports a 344 percent increase in travel inauirips nun lot relative western summer vacations. vacat-ions. Since no increase was made Dy tne company in 1949 advertising adver-tising budget, thev aro af a Wo to determine why increased interest in shown by the eastern vacationist in he west. The answer as seen by the Utah Department of Publicity is in the fact that a considerable number of popular magazines now have "Travel Sections" which in manv instanrpa hntrA portrayed the delights of vacationing vacat-ioning in the west, it i- aTso pointed out that within the past year, "Holday Magazine" along With Other nfltinnnlW - j niiunu publications has corvtinnnll,. featured the west as an iripal ro cation spot. Utah Bank Resources The consolidated statement nf 55 banks including id STQA banks and 11 national banks in Utah as reported by the office of the State Banking Commissioner Commiss-ioner is interestine in th fart that the total cash balance of the 55 banks as of Anril amnnnM to 144,774,463.45. The total ass ets of the banks mentioned a-mounts a-mounts to the grand sum of $585,412,717.77. Copper Company lo Provide 800 New Jobs With the completion next vpar ux mc ipig,uuu,uug electrolytic I copper refinery now being built Utah Film for Release by the Utah Division of the Ken- necoti copper company at uar. field, 800 more jobs will be provided pro-vided for Utah workmen. Company Com-pany officials estimate the new plant will increase the yearly payroll about $2,500,000, bringing bring-ing Kennecott's normal total Utah payroll to approximately $19,000,000 a year. Cost oi the refinery will bring to $45,000,. 000 the amount spent by Kenne-COtt Kenne-COtt in recent vears in Utah for Improvements and new facilit ies to maintain efficent operation operat-ion and helD the Utah CoDDer Division retain its place as the nation's foremost copper produc er. To Observe 25 Years of Pia Iron rroducxion Geneva Steel's Ironton plant south of Provo. on Mav 6. cele. brated 25 years of Droducine pig iron. The plant became part of Geneva Steel in 1946 and one third of its emnlovees have 20 or more years of continuous ser vice wun the iron plant. The capacity of the plant is 600 tons a any. Would Direct Tourist lo Mountain Meadows ine iron County Record, a weekly newspaper printed at Cedar City, in an editorial points out that Cedar City is passing up a chance to increase local tourist travel because they have failed to preserve an ImDortant historical marker. The editorial is quoted as fol lows: "We refer to thp mnnn ment at Mountain Meadows be tween Enterprise and Veyo. Of coures, this is lust as imnortant to other towns of southern Utah as it is to Cedar City, but the Cedar City Chamber of Com merce took the initial steps to set up a monument at the John D. Lee grave, and to mark the site of the historical event. "Something should be done to preserve and maintain this marker and its surroundings, and to see to it that a good road, well marked, is nrovided to make it possible for those who desire to do so to visit the place. It has tremendous historical value and for iths reason alone, it should be preserved. We hope someone does something about it soon." For the uninformed, the editorial edit-orial has reference to the place where John D. Lee was executed execut-ed and buried in 1877 at the site of the famous Mountain Meadows massacre following his trial and conviction at Beav. er the year previous for allegedly alleged-ly taking part in the massacre which occured in 1857. Ute Indians Schedule Annual Bear Dance The Whiterocks Bear Dance sponsored by the Utes and Our ay Indians of Uintah and Duchesne Du-chesne counties will be held at Whiterocks starting May 10 and continue through May 16. The Bear Dance at Randless will be held on May 5. The dance at Ouray is still to be announced, reports the Roosevelt Standard newspaper. The occasion for the Bear Dance is for Indian courting and both squaws and bucks participate. par-ticipate. This dance is the most characteristic of Ute dances. The Ute Sun Dance, a religious relig-ious dance, will be held at White rocks in July. Both the Bear - , UCA LOAN CAPITAL NOTES A toH Jong (arm lnvstmnt, inter-payabk inter-payabk annually, availablt fa denominations of $25. (Only Utah retidents sligibl for purchaw) UTAH COOPERATIVE ASSN. 526 W. 8th So., Salt lab. City 4, Utah Tl 3-2639 WASHER REPAIRING Ralph's Radio & Appliance 65 No. University Ave. PROVO Phona 618 f KELSCH'S COIMPLETE SHOE FOOT SERVICE 156 West Center Telephone 707 AT BOOTERIE Provo, Utah It L t'f" JaXO CMsinmo, Calif, shows Gene Cl?Z hor protest bo. to scl. the hurdle. The Udy outht ic TknSbM. oettered a woman's barrier mark. HILL CRESl Vaneeie Woffinden 0553-R1 The High Priests quorum held an excursion to the Salt Lake LDS Temple on Tuesday. Mrs. Matilda Elliott will eive the Theology lesson in Relief Society. The Sea Gull eirls of the ri. mary are preparing for graduation graduat-ion next Sunday, under the lead ership of their teacher Lola Rowley. Priesthood meetings will be dance and the Sun Dance prove highly interesting to all pale face visitors who, if they so de sire, are permitted to partlci. pate in the Bear Dance. The Sun Dance is strictly an Indian affair. Bio Rock Candy Mountain Pro. duces Uranium An intense concentration of carnotite-bearing uranium has been discovered in the vicinitv of "Bie Rock Candv Mountain." a scenic attraction at Marysvale in Piute county. The discovery was made by Pratt Seegmiller, owner of a curio shoo at the mountain location near U. S. 89. MIRACLES DO HAPPEN ... Mr. and Mrs. AndiW.r Hoffman of New Orleans believe a miracle saved the lives of their twin sons, Denny and Kenny, born blind two and a half months prematurely and hope another miracle will permit them to see, as they arrive by chartered plane at Teterboro. N, J, to have the scven-monlh-old twins examined by a Columb.a university eye specialist. 7' 'iH!FrJK'CSG FOR SALE Practically new Standard Twin tractor, with cultivator and plow. With or without riding attachment. Ronald Adams, 8-10 mile East of Lincoln Lin-coln high school. Phone 0749 R4: If Ed cannot fix it, don't worry about it, it can't be fixed. But let us look at it. Prices reasonable. Phone 0537R1. Pick up and deliver. deliv-er. Ed's Fixit Shop, across from Utah Power and Light in Orem. ED'S FIXIT SHOP '- V' ::" . V held on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. dur. ing the summer months- Meetings Meet-ings were formerly held on Thursdays. The Sunday School gave a lovely program on Mother's Day. A token was presented to each mother by the Junior girls. A SDecial corsair p was eivpn tn Mrs. Drucilla OliDhant. the mother with the most children present at the services. She had ten children there. One son is in the Navy. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, in and lor utan county. State of Utah In the matter of the estate of William Huffman, otherwise known as William F. Hufiman. deceased- Creditors will nresent claims wth vouchers to the undersigned at the office of his attorney. (Hugh Vera Wentz, 75 East Cen ter, Frovo. Utah, on or before the 7th day of July, 1949. OTHERWISE KNOWN AS WILLIAM WIL-LIAM F. HUFFMAN, DECEASED. DECEAS-ED. CHARLES H. DIXON EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE ,OF WILLIAM HUFFMAN, I Hugh Vern Wentz, Attorney for executor. Pub. May 5, 12, 19, 26, 1949 CEMENT WORK Cement Septic Tanks and , cesspools built . All kinds of cement work done. 1010 N. 1st West, Provo. Phone 1350. tf. WORK WANTED tTypist desires part-time work. Phone 0522-R3. CARTER'S SAW SERVICE All types of Saws Sharpened LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED West on 4lh North GENEVA ROAD NURSERY SCHOOL To be started in Orem if ten or mora mothers are interested. L a v your children as long as nine hours a day under compel, ant car for only $1.50, in. eluding meal. Stale licensed. licens-ed. Call MRS. SAM HOOVER Phona 0582-R4. One-half block east on 16th South, Oram. i ZZ3 "Electric Wiring: With Safety" Residential and Commercial Contracting CALL Howard Egan Electric PHONE 0756 J2 73 East 4th North. Orem NEW HOMES 500 DOWN FOR G.I. ONLY 10 DOWN FOR NON G.I. Substantial 4V4 room homes with full basement for as little as $7600. PRUDENTIAL HOUSING CORP. For Information Call 0896 RI, 0549 R4, or 0756 R3 Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDonald Mc-Donald and sons, Rex and Douglas, Doug-las, of Chester, Utah were Sunday Sun-day guests at the home of his mother, Mrs. Clement Dalley. FOR SALE Berry Cases, Berry Cups & Cherry Lua Knocked down or made up. AT THE NEW SHARON INDUSTRIES WAREHOUSE OR AT THE CANNING PLANT SHARON INDUSTRIES Warehouse Open: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons. I REMEMBER . . . 1 I- By 1UJK OLD-XL.Ui.US - . Frum Mn. Eua Claud of Goldonns La. I 1 remember when friends and neighbor used to bave log rolling UuX quilting paitles and they'd all get together tot a big danc tn the evening. eve-ning. Everybody had a good time, fclany a kerosene lamp I have filled Cor neb occasions.'' From Mr. Mary Stewart el Chicago; "I remember when men's shirts were always made to order, three for $7, with extra, detachable sets of collars and cuffs. The salesman would call with his samples and mother would select something with a red dot, purple sprig or green stripe. Dad was carefully measured and the specifications drawn up like a blue, print. In a few weeks the shirts were delivered. When they were too worn for further use as a shirt, mother made aprons or petticoats out of the tails for ti children of the family." From D. B." to Mrs. Mary Stewart: "J, too, remember when women eared their hair combings In a china Jar called a halr receiver to make witches, or extra braids, or watch (Chains for the men folks. I remem-Iber remem-Iber when our minister's daughter bad her knee-length hair cut on a dare; the barber, Ur. Conover, gave her $2 for her hair and hung it In his window. After that, first one snc then another girl lost her hair under un-der his shears and short hair soot: became "respectable.' 3 From Mrs, Anna George ef Bradford, Brad-ford, Pa. "I remember the gooc old kerccene lamp dnys when mj Jour brothers and I used to sit Around the table with my father and mother in the whiter evenings ant rib goose feathers for feather ticks.' ; (Contributions to this column ar invited from old-time readers. A! communications shiAild be eizncC with the writer's full name, Aildrcv then to TH3 OLD-TIMEnS' EDITOR, EDI-TOR, BOX 340, FRANKFORT, KY.) WANTED TO BUY Good, clean used cars or pick ups. Top cash prices paid. No waiting. See Lynn Bullock. BULLOCK AUTO SALES Phone 0669-J3 Orem. -. IIIIIIIIIIIKilllllMllllllli Gardner ON THE JOB ON THE SQUARE List with us Or Buy from us! e ; a I U o u s O E GENEVA REAL ESTATE Orem, Utah Phona 0685-J1 Ostlund BtminnnimiiiMntiinminniiniiim'iniiinnniriit)ininmiiitilimi ATTENTION STOCKMEN , and FARMERS If you want mora money for your dead or useless horses, cows, hogs or sheep; and for hides, pelts and wooL call UTAH HIDE AND TALLOW CO. G?o W. Irlco ICE PHNE COLLECT, LEHI 216W . Lehi, Utah WHEN YOU STAND ON AND AN OREM CHILD GO SAFELY BY WE ARE PROUD OF THE (Crf) PART OUR PLAY IN SAVING A CHILD'S LIFE OREM AUTO ELECTRIC 6th North and State Orem-Geneva, Utah Phone 0G52-R1 THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1349 Mrs- Lena Clegg received Mother's Day greetings by telephone tele-phone from her daughter, Mrs. Phyllis McDonald in New YorlC City. Pianos and Accordians FOR SALE OR RENT Pianos $75-00 and up. Accor-dlana Accor-dlana $25.00 and up. Small down payment. Easy term. New and used. Lessons. Williams Music Co. 308 Ssst 3rd South Phona 940 R FOR SALE 1 Zenith washer, 1 Hotpoint Iron, both in good condition. Also cleaning solvent for woodwork, clothes and calnt. ed surfaces. $2 per g- Thone t749 Jl. 4-Plece Orchestra For dances, socials, etc Fhone ALTERATIONS ! I iailor man's suits 0Tr to woman. Expert man and wo men's alterations, make dresses, formals, troussaaus, children's coining. Man's shirts and slacks Sea or call Mrs. Cuylar, 447 17. 2nd Wast Provo. Fhont 227X3 TF Utah Ccunty Uattrecs Factory COMPLETE-MATTRESS COMPLETE-MATTRESS and BATT SERVICE Onlr Factory ia Utah Countv Wo aro not represented by any transient mattress workers, but will call for and deliver without with-out extra chares. JUST PHONE 345 Or drop us card 661 Wast 2nd North PROVO uta:: FOR SALE OR RENT Pianos $75. 00 and up. Accordians Accor-dians $25 00 and Up. Small down payment. Easy terms.. New and used. Lessons. 308 East 3rd South Phona 940 R Pianos and Accordians Williams Elusic Co. SEE A CAR ITS NOSE BRAKES ' . , |
