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Show $1 OREM-GENEVA TIMES THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1849 (0r. Dale A. McAllister WOULD LIKE TO MEET ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN Private VoiceKinstrumental Instruction, or Baton TwirlW and Drum-majorship WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, SEMINARYBUILDING 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. First lesson in batpn will be FREE and a class wifr-be held at 9:00 a.m. x OAK HILLS Madge McKell 288 1-M Martha Brown has been released re-leased as superintendent of the Junior Sunday School and Mrs. Hamilton Calder will succeed her. Marion Ashbv and Erenfc Beck will give the 2 1.2 minute taiKs in Sunday School, and Joyce Naylor will give the sac rament gem. Jimmy McKell was ordained a "Deacon on Sunday and was pleased to be Drivileeed to Dass the sacrament on Sunday even. ing. Maxine Muhlestein. JaiMe Mott, Vivi Brown, Carol Naylor, Nay-lor, La Jean Corless and Ruth McKell, girls from the 4-H group of Miss Jean Davis, took part in the 4-H program which was held in the Pleasant View The Men Men and Gleaners held a fireside at the home 'of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil James. John Davis was the speaker. The Book of Mormon study class will hold their meeting atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Larsen. . Stake High Council members will be in charge of Sacrament services Sunday evening at 5. Mrs. Alice D. Watts has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Clayton Watts. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clayton Watts entertained at a dinner on Sunday honoring their two sons, John and Kent, who have recently re-cently graduated from the BYU. TIMPAIIOGOS Luc? Poulson 0643-J1 The first and second year Zion's Boys and Girls, under the direction of their class leaders, Margaret Robinson, La Dean Keeler and Mary Bishop, had a hike and cooking party during Primary on Tuesday. Present were Laurie Christensen, Vera Rowley, Paul Gordon, John Morgan, Tom Dote, Leslie Keel er, Art Dodle, Boyd Fronk, Charles Aiken, Janice Edwards, Maurine, Maxine and Mary Jane Duke, Dene Blaycock, June Christensen, Nadine Edwards, Rulene West, Judy Edwards, Patsy Lunceford and Nadine Higbee. : 1P TELES FRIDAY & SATURDAY UISESE "... FKESE 59c bottle of GLID-N Cleaner to everyone attending the Satin Spread Demonstration FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS COPEFISHING POLES i PERRLNE AUTOMATIC REELS NEW LINE. 50 YARD MODEL REG. $4.50 $3-69 $5-95 FLASH BAMBOO FISHING RODS WITH EXTRA TIP. REG. $14.95 THERMOS JUGS WILL HOLD HOT OR COLD ! UMBRELLA TENT 9x11 HIGHEST QUALITY With mosquito bar, Zipper. REG. $9.49 REG. $3J REG. -9.95 VJ Y3l WALL TEIITS ALL SIZES PERRIIIE AUTOMATIC REEL WITH NEW LINE REG. -9.95 . $3.95 $2,S9 FISHING BOOTS FLYWEIGHT. BEST BRAND eg. $49.95 $3995 LARIAT genuine manila yacht jgf3 REELS 7C2 and dd CANNING NEEDS COLD PACK CAHNERS We are giving a Canniiur Kit 2 jar wrenches and tongs and an extra bottle rack with each canner at this Dargarn price. 0159 VEAREVEH PR coogm $553 ROTARY RICERS REG. $2.39 NATIONAL pressure cookers niaz lln I J U II AL GENUINE NO. 5 Reg. $19.50 plVS COME EARLY SHOP OUR LARGE STOCK FOR THESE AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER SWELL 10 QT. PAILS HEAVY GALVANIZED, CREAM-CITY 12 QT. PAILS HEAVY GALVANIZED, CREAM-CITY 4C? BARGAIN ITEMS. V See the Parade and Rodeo 15 Lj 1J I I I Demonstration Friday and Saturday --Wash and Ironing done Free FREE PACKAGE OF RINSO TO ALL WHoXaTTEND FIELD DEMONSTRATION MASSEY HARRIS PONY TRACTOR AND OTHER EQUIPMEII The great 1 plow tractor See it plow, mow, cultivate, Bulldoze, etc. DEMONSTRATION FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT V mm n n tttt ti ( vj n 0 North State Orem, Utah STATE OF UTAH ) COUNTY OF UTAH ) SS CITY OF OREM ) The City Council of the City of Orem. in the County of Utah. State of Utah, met in regular session, in full conformity with law and the ordinances and rules of said City at the City Hall within said City, being the regular reg-ular meeting place of said City Council, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock PM on Wednesday, the 15th day of June, A D. 1949. Upon roll call, the following members, constituting a quorum, were present: J. W. Gillman. Mayor Woodruff Jensen, Councilman Philo T. Edwards, Councilman E. H. Johnson, Councilman. Vic Durham, Councilman A. A. Richards, Councilman Also present, H. V. Wentz, City Attorney. Absent: None. The meeting was called to or der by Mayor Gillman. Councilman Woodruff Jensen introduced the following ordin ance and moved its adoption; ORDINANCE NO. 105 WHEREAS, the City Council of Orem City heretofore published publish-ed its notice of intention, as provided pro-vided by law. to create a Special Improvement District, to be called call-ed Special Improvement Sewer District No. 9, fixing Oct. 4, 1948 as the date to hear protests and objections, and WHEREAS, inasmuch as no protests or objections were filed the Special Improvement District Dis-trict No. 9 was created, and WHEREAS, Orem City there after caused notice to contract ors to be published as provided by law, for bids on the construction con-struction of the work to be done in said district, and said bids were received and contract awarded to the lowest and best bidder, and HHEREAS, said work has heretofore been fully complet ed and has been accepted by the City Engineer and by the Orem City Council and the total cost and expense of said work and improvements has been deter mined to be $9,174.50 and said amount has been properly pro portioned against the abutting property in said District as provided pro-vided by law and assessment lists showing said apportionment apportion-ment and the front foot levy and the total amount proposed to be levied against each property owner in said District has been completed by the City Engin eer and prpesented to the City Council and a Board of Equalization Equaliz-ation has been named and its sittings have been held after proper notice for the purpose of hearing protests, and WHEREAS, no protests hav ing been received, the said ass essment lists have been ratified and confirmed by the City Council and the levy has been duly made and the property owners in said District affected have been notified by publicat ion and by mail of said levy and opportunity has been given as provided by law for payment in full to be made by such prop erty owners as so desire and in response thereto there has been received the sum of $480 60 and the balance needed to pay for said work in said District is therefore the sum of $8,693 90 and for convenience the city has determined to pay $193 90 of said amount leaving $8500.00 to be raised by the issuance and sale of Special Improvement Bonds of said district. NOW THEREFORE be it or- dained by the City Council of Orem City as follows: Section 1. That for the pur pose of raising funds to defray said unpaid expense of construction construc-tion of said Improvements, Orem City shall issue and sell its Special Spec-ial Improvement Sewer District No. 9 bonds dated July 1, 1949 !n"-mounts and maturities as shown below and bearing inter est at 5 percent per annum and having annual interest coupons attached thereto. Said bonds and interest hereon shall be payable at the Farmers and Merchants Bank, Provo City, Utah and shall be issued as prescribed by law and by the ordinances of the City and in full conformity with Section 15-7-50 Utah Code Annotated 1943, and also as provided pro-vided by the Special Improvement Improve-ment Guaranty Fund Ordinance heretofore passed by said City. Said issue of bonds shall consist of 17 bonds in denomination of $500 00 each and said bonds and interest coupons thereon shall be in form and wording as provided by law. Bond Number 1 2 3 4, 5 6,7 8, 9 10, 11 12, 13 14. 15 16, 17 SHARON Jean Macdonald 0896-R4 Stanley Hadlock, who recently recent-ly returned from the Central States mission, took charge of meeting on Sunday night. Mr. Carter and B. L. Tippetts were the speakers and the new officers offic-ers of the LDS girls organization organizat-ion spoke. The teen age talk was given by Jerry Hansen. Emil Hansen sang a solo, accompanied by Mrs. William Vernon. The following were released from the YMMIA presidency: Neil Newell, president, Rulon Petty and Charles Dearing, counselors, and Earl Carter, secretary. sec-retary. Charles Dearing has been released re-leased as general secretary of the Deacons quorum and Joseph Jos-eph H. Peterson was sustained in his place. Ardith S. Dodge was sustained sustain-ed as the Teachers advisor, re placing William II. Chinn. Rex Dunford has been releas ed as first counselor in Keith Young, Sunday School superintendent. superin-tendent. Francis B. Greenhalgh, was released as second counselor counsel-or and sustained as first counselor coun-selor and Neil Newell was set apart as second counselor. The following have been re leased from the LDS girls organization: organ-ization: Janet Wellington, chairman; chair-man; Delta Newell and Delia Collings, counselors; Verna Ver non, Erma Young and 411a Finch, advisors; Elna Brewer, secretary. New leaders of the LDS elrls organization are Erma josie, chairman; Beulah Keetch and rWHA.(VOU DON T KNOU) UOE5N T MUKT YOU, S i . ..... ' 1- n 1 i-v- it- , . 1 ic r 1 r i We-1 diagnose your car's troub le for free and we won't take much more for the mechanical curell. WHat you don't know about the condition of your car might put a hole at big as the Grand Canyon in your bank account. it (ittlli I It 1 'v iv 1 ''i ,;, ljilj pa 470 l.llt HZZt llZt'.l Erma Young, counselors; Delia Collings, secretary; pelores Fow- ers, Ramona Nelson, Ivadell Nelson, Thelma Carter and Fawn Johnson, advisolp. Maturity July 1, 1850 July 1, 1951 July 1, 1952 July 1. 1953 July 1, 1954 July 1, 1955 July 1, 1916 July 1, 1957 July 1, 1958 July 1, 1959 Section 2. Be it further or dained that an emergency is hereby declared and this ordin ance shall take effectjupon pass- 13 tD FRIDAY and SATURDAY JUNE 17 -18 In his first crtot outdoor TachnicoloriptctacTat Paramount prMcntt ALAN ROIERT PU LADD-F.iESTl it mm mm i t fAHCLsa.rrvrn.E Kiddies Fun M&inee Saturday at 1:30 "SIX GUN LAW" K Charles Siarretft "Durango Kid" musical western featuring Smiley Btarnett. Also: Cartoons tomedlei. JUNE 20 - 21 MONDAY and TUESDAY M , will. k tEMCt roiiM-uuuita-vuuarotD " frMM t. UCHAtk OOUIOMI and bc?ws t::2 gov v,j . Mosr cr.z:: c: r.n m it mrnn uu imm h mn iomt w t, mi uimw mt urui ua win Ml DEATH IS BIS PLAYMATE . . . Eleven-year-old Jem Coatee f Chle&to. doomed "blue baby" with bat e few nonthi te lire, KfaMe to inoenmb to bis fate without exerting his indomitable wfl! te Uwt to work, to do ... So he make belta and leather article te sea I the window of fclf home. A pathetic note pasted te j'l , exi M pftcM ad purpose, la Ml wltttt aaies talk. age, approval and first publication. publicat-ion. PASSED by unanimous vote of the City Council of Orem City, Utah County, Utah, and approved this 15th day of June, AD- 1949. J. W. Gillman, Mayor |
