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Show TEIZ3 THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1950 horn's ready mixed concrete (Jon to local building 'the process of concrete mix- will find consultation with . ..- nften the most diffi- mpmhon nt thd is IS ..... , I " "'boiuiawn & one in a building or remod- i greatly to their advantage when fanning VUIIOU ULllOIJ WOrK 01 any kind. ' In addition to supplying ready mix concrete Thorn's supply sand and gravel, fill dirt, roofing roof-ing gravel, rock chips and cruch-ed cruch-ed road base material and will deliver anywhere. .'J. mlect because require. ts are such that dissatisfac-fn dissatisfac-fn results with concrete work en the formula has not been jrrectly prepared, ro's Ready Mixed Con-te Con-te Company Incorpoiated litis concrete service that eli-Ltes eli-Ltes mistakes. The Thorn l.cern delivers the ready mix terete to the job ready for I Whether a homeowner or Tsiness firm is doing repairing, modeling or building new, L will find the services of is concern economical, prompt jd completely satisfactory. By K use of ready mix concrete ,ctP is eliminated, wear and sr on expensive equipment is massed and a generally more jssible. Many contractors In is area use Thorn's ready mix, ,)jich speaks well for the serv- rendered. Rural or suburban residents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Thackeray Thack-eray and children of Salt Lake City visited at the David Eagar home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eastman are the parents of a baby girl born at the Utah Valley hospital. OH SALE BY OWNER Small modern, partly furnished furnish-ed home. 775 West 3th North, pr0vo, Utah. Call 2022 Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove or see Peg Taylor, Pleasant Grove. 3H LEASE Provo Reservoir water for 1950 irrigation season. Alpine District. Apply 130 South 1st, Provo- Phone 901-J. M18 ETHER'S DAY GIFTS Have you seen the bed pillows at DTR in Orem for Mother's Pay gifts. Can be made to order or-der in any color. 5 Mil j BABY CHICKS uality Leghorn and Hamp-lire Hamp-lire chicks, now being offered f H- Grant Ivins- - ! IVINS HATCHERY IS East State Phone 455J j American Fork 1 XT -1 JIBE AT WEST . . . Berlin Rods have erected a wooden tank in Poisdammer Plata and a bust of west German leader, Kurt Schumacher, who requests the western allies to use tanks to protect west Berlin from march of 503,000 Red youths on May 23. OAK HILLS Madga McKell 2261 M The M Men and Gleaners held their Sunday evening fireside chat in the home of Bishop and Mrs John Kay lor. David Nielsen, Niel-sen, a returned missionary from the Canadian mission, was the speaker. Slides taken while he was in Canada were shown. Youth leadership meeting was held in the Pleasant View chap el on Monday evening for all officers and teachers of youth organizations. The closing social of the Relief Re-lief Society was held in the home of Mrs. Jane Larsen. Mrs. Lorna Harrison gave a most interesting in-teresting demonstration on flower flow-er arrangements. Mrs. Olga Gardner sang sevral solos, accompanied ac-companied by Audrey Dotson. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Cleora Richins and Mrs. George Bills. Next week's meeting meet-ing will be in the home of Mrs. Marie Webster and the final literary lesson will be presented. The MIA held its closing social at Canyon Glen on Wed nesday. Games were played and a hamburger fry was enjoyed. The rest of the evening was spent in dancing. No choir practis will be held during the summer months. The Book of Mormon study group met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Larsen 0n Sund'T evening. Mrs. Loa Mackay and Mrs. Chloe Finlayson took a group of 12 Beehive girls to the temple on Thursday. Bishop John Nay-lor Nay-lor took a group of Aaronic priesthood boys. A program in honor of the mothers of the ward was presented pres-ented by the LDS girls organ- ii.ll li 'I" .liHJ ea-tvyv -Wymm arN- -y .q,... j . '. !': . . , ' i - ' ... ... -. . l f - '- -:- J ' ' 1 - i. .- - i , VX ' If -'li'- ' I it . . : I 7. v- 'OH SALE Beautiful White Turkeys for brood stock. Call 2022 Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove or see Peg Taylor- Metal Work WASHER REPAIRING 1 Ralph's Radio & Appliance 1 65 No. University At. PROVO Phone SI 8 CAR INSURANCE For the best and most econ. omical car nsurance Phone 12 Hicks Insurance Agency Agent for STATE FARM MUTUAL 19 N. Univ- Ave. Provo CARTER'S SAW SERVICE AH types of Saws Sharpened APPLC BLOC30M Q17EX . . . Aaa Carbtea Htdley, iaayUw f Uiu. Alben Barkley, wtf f mt Tte-praideat, reigned as f the tSri mul gisMil ni Mnw tUrU I tar, Va. ization. Songs were sung by the Junior Sunday School and poems were given by R. Dee Muhlestein and Virginia Clark. Talks were given by Mary Lynn Wakefield, Mrs. Marie Webster Mrs. Addonna Patch and Mrs. A. L. Duckett. Other musical numbers were a song by a quartet quar-tet comprising Fred Webb, Fer-rel Fer-rel Madsen, Owen Bingham and Stan Patten; a piano solo by Helen Clark and a vocal solo by Mrs. Edith Stein. Prayers were offered by Ethel Phillips and Clara Burgener. West on 4th North GENEVA ROAD AGAIN THIS YEAR STATE FARM MUTUAL slashes Auto Insurance costs. Call N. C. HICKS, Phone 12 for new low rales. !. Ill III Mill U NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given to all contractors or interested parties that Orem City shall open sealed seal-ed bids on Friday, June 9, 1950 for the installation of 12,000 feet of 8-inch water main extending ex-tending from 800 North Street to 800 South Street along 400 East Street and 400 feet west on 800 South Street. Orem City shall furnish at their own ex pense all pipe and fittings. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Orem City Recorder, Orem City Hall. Orem City reserves the right to reject one or all bids. Pub. May 11 to June 8 ''Electric Service With Safety" Residential and Commercial Contracting CALL Howard Egan Electric PHONE 0756 J2 , 73 East 4th North, Orem Dr, Ulysses Freire de Paz, one of Brazil's leading educators, educat-ors, visited the Lincoln high school and Geneva school this week. He also visited at the offices of-fices of the superintendent and supervisors of the school district. dis-trict. He is here to compile material mat-erial for a book about Utah and to study our educational methods. ALTERATIONS ! I tp.ilor men's suits over for women. Expert men and wo reu's alterations, make dresses, 'ornnals, trousseaus. chiHren' ilhing. Men's shirt and slack 'e or call Mrs- Cuyler. 447 N nd Vesi. Provo. Phone 22782 There's room aplenty on Ford's Sofa-Wide seats (they offer top hip and shoulder room in the low-price field) . . . lots of leg and head room, too. And with Ford's "Mid Ship" Ride, you travel in comfort you'd expect of finest cars. You ride safe and secure in Ford's 13-way stronger i ;tr.n.,rA, Q.4.. CnrH'e tho ftnlu Iniv.nrirpH rar tn offer the extra protection of a five cross member frame). von ri4a in roiaifino rnmfnrt tnn. For "sound-condi . tioning" all over keeps your ride quiet 1 f S r-4ct - l 1 ft v' H' T BUILDING Plastering, concrete work, brick and block laying, carpentry. Let me give you an estimate. WALLACE TURLEY, 257 E. 4th No. Provo. Phone 3409 J. FOR SALE Two bedroom home in Beverly Bev-erly Place. $685C00.. Coal furnace, fur-nace, Electric water heater. $850 down, small monthly payments. Write in care of Box 217, Orem, Utah. M4 Landscape Gardening Planning and planting of new home grounds. Lawns graded and planted. OLIPHANT LANDSCAPING SERVICE Phone 010 J5 R 2 Box 360 Orem tf Homeowners Praise Services of Mower Roofing Co. Reliable work at reasonable prices hr.s gained for the Mower Roofing Co. of Provo a reputation reputat-ion that has brought them an ever increasing patronage, and which has resulted in their satisfactory satis-factory service to home-owners and business builders alike. We have all probably heard the story of a man who would not fix his roof when it rained because it was too wet, and who did not consider it necessary when it wasn't raining. Many of us laugh at that joke and continue contin-ue to follow the same ridiculous line of philosophy. It becomes all the more ridiculous when one considers the outstanding Geneva Steel Plant Tours to Begin Tuesday Conducted tours through Geneva Gen-eva Steel plant will begin for the 1950 season next Tuesday and will continue until further notice except for Memorial Day, May 30 and July Fourth, it was announced this week by company com-pany officials. This year will mark the eighth during which tours have been sponsored by Geneva. Since the inauguration of the program in 1942, more than 125,000 persons have visited the plant. Officials said that arrangements arrange-ments for Tuesday tours can be made by calling or writing to the Training Division of Geneva Steel Company by the Friday preceding the Tuesday tour. Other regulations which the public should keep in mind for the Tuesday tours are: 1. All visitors should be at least 16 years of age. 2. Some form of head covering cover-ing should be worn. 3. Cameras will not be permitted per-mitted on Geneva plant property. prop-erty. 4. All visitors should be American Am-erican citizens. Visitors from foreign countries can be properly proper-ly cleared if names and addresses address-es are submitted at least three days in advance of the scheduled schedul-ed tour. It is hoped that the Tuesday tours will take care of most tourists and visitors, but the company through its training division di-vision will also consider requests for special tours from Monday through Friday. Plant visits cannot can-not be scheduled ffir Saturdays, Sundays or holidays. WE BUY ! Sell, trade and transfer live- stock Also Milch Strain Durham j or Jersey Bull service. 1 Call Peg Taylor, Phone 2022, Pleasant Grove. and rarin !o go Awarded Gold Mdal of Nw York Fashion Academy for wcond tfraighf yor. lp0ftD'S THE , ONE FlMT SAn. ... the low-price field . TV I YET-rr costs SO LITTLE TO OWN Nowhere else in the low-price field will you find get-up-tnd-RO to equal Ford's great V-8 engine. And thu amazingly quiet V-8 is yours for hundreds less than most "sixes:" (And Ford's "Six" is even lower in price.) "TEST DRIVE" THE AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S Th. only tor in its Md with MTOffiATIC OVERDRIVE o- ---4 PAUL D. VINCENT, Gen Mgr. Provo, Utah - Phone 1000 CUECIZ YOUR CAR CHECK ACCIDENTS FOR RENT Small apartment f couple willing to help with chores Call 2022 Pleasant Grove or see Peg Taylor. COAL Mangum Coal Co. Clean, Hot Coal. Prompt Delivery. Del-ivery. PHONE 0780 Jl 383 North 8th West Orem r S It'l New I It'i Differentl BMuttfid Concrete Panel Homo, Commr-cti Commr-cti and Farm Bulldlnfi (or half the cort. Hollow Wallf and floorf perfectly lnaulated. Radiant haat, complataly fire proof. For Inform tlon write DfTIEMOUNTAW BOUSING CO. 1U But Kh NorU rrore, Ctak it 0 j.l'J: .1 l, r,! i.. iti-,. - DODGE II Factory Utah County Mattress COMPLETE MATTRESS and BATT SERVICE Only Factory in Utah Country. We are not represented by any transient mattress workers, but will call for and deliver wihtout erlra charge. JUST PHONE 341 Or drop us a card 661 West 2nd North PROVO UTAH PLYMOUTH IJAYLOR AUTO CO.. If you are going to buy a truck or passenger car, Don't fail to see or call ED LONG, Orem. PHONE 476 days PHONE 0866-R1 taghta I 1 1 E?M , i i Worn With Pride by "Millions" WICK SWAIN HAIRCUTS services of the Mower Roofing Co., located in Provo at 68 No. 7 East. Regardless of the particular parti-cular kind of roof that is most desirable for your structure, managing owner E. J. Mower will tell you which is best. Moreover, Mr. Mower will see to it that only the best of materials mat-erials are used on the job, and he will see to it that you get honest hon-est workmanship. To have gained the implicit confidence of the entire community com-munity as has Mr. Mower Roofing Roof-ing Co. is indeed commendable. It is small wonder that his organization or-ganization has been forced to work at top speed to keep up with customers' demands and that he receives so manv Dhone calls at 1299 requesting his ser vice. HIGHEST PRICES paid for your dead or useless animals. Call collect. Utah Hide and Tallow. Lehl 216-W. arrx: j ilILL GOESl ! Vanessa Wofflnden G::3-R1 I There will be no services held in the ward on Sunday because j of stake conference. The Primary held their conference con-ference on Sunday evening with nearly 100 children parttcipat-, parttcipat-, ing. Mrs. Emma Bown led the j children in thir songs and Mer-; Mer-; lene Skinner accompanied them. ,The theme of the conference was the Lord's Prayer. Stake president Melba Pyne was a visitor. vis-itor. A Mothers' Day program was given in Sundav School. Tokens were presented to each mother present by Shirlev Rowland. Nita Doman, Bonnie K. James- erts and Joan Lewis. Music Sunday School, Val Anderson, Theola Tucker and the Woffin-jden Woffin-jden family. La Verne Sheeby ( played during the presentation of flowers to the mothers. Talks were given by children of the Junior Sunday School, A cottage meeting was held by the Adult Aaronic priesthood Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hartley. Mignon Rasmussen, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ellis Rasmussen was given a name and blessing Sunday by her grandfather, Bishop Rasmussen. COMPLETE SHOE FOOT SERVICE 156 West Center Telephone 707 AT BOOTERIK Provo, Utah PIANOS Special 1 week $69. up Accordlans $25 up Slromberg - Carlson Television. Televis-ion. Free installation for limited time. Eaiy Terms. Williams Music Co. 308 East 3rd South Provo Phone 3768 "Mining can't compare with farming in Utah when it comes to acres owned. Farmers Far-mers and livestock men hold 350 times as many acres. But compare the value of their products and you find the two industries stack up just about the same." i FORD Bonus Built Trucks Available for Immediate Delivery Vi to 3 TON IF YOU DO.NT THINK WE'LL TRADE TRY US TELLURIDE MOTOR CO. TRUCK HEADQUARTERS 57-75 West Center Provo, Utah fi., From where I sit ... Joe Marsh County officers got a notice from the government not long ago, asking ask-ing them to change the name of Mud Lake. Seems it's a pond, not a take, by government standards. Because it lies entirely inside our town limits, we asked to do the name-changing ourselves. Figured we'd think up a brand-new name. Mud Lake's really not very muddy sort of pretty, in fact County people said go ahead, so we held a Town Meeting. Everyone suggested something. Windy Taylor Tay-lor thought "Taylor Pond" would be nice, because his place borders Mud Lake Gets "Cleared Up" it for about 30 feet! But we finally fin-ally decided to call it "Turtle Pond" in honor of the real owners. From where I sit, naming that pond wasn't the most important thing in the world but the way we did it iro. Everyone offered his opinion and then the majority vote decided it. That's the way it should be whether it concerns naming a pond, or having the right to enjoy a friendly glass of beer or ale if and when we choose. Copyright, 1950, United States Brewen Foundation 1 fca NO! YOU AREN7 GOING TO CLEAN WITH GASOLINE AGAIN!" NtnoNM somo Of mi uNoewimm |
