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Show THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 r .ndMrs. William Sor-Kit Sor-Kit at the home of Jane Crane. j Mrs. A. Ray Ekins hi and Saturday in rnUtaQ uuo . .... chirlpv Ekins VLznd Mr. 3nst0Rtd Ekins of Payson Jrs ReeQ h A. Rav visitors jiejnjunday. I, andMrTMerle Prince ; Iter of Twin Falls, 5ethe weekend at the f Mr. and Mrs. Charles "Promised Valley" Set For Utah Stadium Norman Scott, brilliant young American basso, will sing the leading roles in both "Promised Valley" and "Faust", twin-bill offerings of the annual Summer Festival at the University of Utah in July. Announcement of this first name in a long list of stars came this week from Dr. C. Lowell Lees, director of the Summer Festival. "Promised Valley" will open on July 4 in Stadium Bowl under un-der the stars. It will run through July 8 and will re-open tor a linal three-day holiday run July 21. 22 and 24. Head lining the period between the split run will be a four-night stand for Gounod's "Faust", in English, on July 14, 15, 17 and 10 A leading artist with the New York City Opera Co., Mr. Scott in 1948 was chosen by Arturo Toscanini to appear as soloist with the NBC Symphony on losianinrs first telecast. Mr. Scott's work in Beethoven's "Ninth Symphony" earned him four other opportunities to work with the world-famed maestro, the most recent being the role of Pistol in Toscanini's performance of "Falstaff" in April. y TEN YEARS FROM NOW You'll Be Very Glad . You Bought Those U. S. Savings Bonds For every three dollars invested you'li-receive you'li-receive four dollars, and you'll have the satisfaction of knowing that your dollars helped your country as well as yourself. Start right now to . . . SAVE FOR YOUR INDEPENDENCE , Buy Savings Bonds We Have Them For Youl ........ '. V PROVO " ,:f-l " J UTAH JyS V icooi mcuH. ctTotar mumjki cowaunoa : . nil GRAND VIEW Marilyn Young 048 J4 Visiting the Sunday School last week was Bessie Meiling of the stake board. The two and one half minute talk was given by Carroll Williams. The sacrament sac-rament gem was presented by Larry Kimball. Ushers were Joyce Boswell and Carol Williams. Sacrament services were con ducted by Rex Griffith of the bishopric. The program was un der the direction of Von Pack ard of the Delta Phi organizat ion of BYU. Talks were given and a quartet rendered several numbers. Business included the release of the following Primary Pri-mary workers: Lois McEwan. La Von Riggs, Verl" Johnson, M ldrcd Gardner, Edna Waters. Lila Carter and Cora Soulier. Those sustained to work in the Primary were Mrs. Guy Stew art, Mrs. Kirt Riding, Mrs. Bud Mason, Mrs. Masten Sheriff, Lois McEwan, Marie Carter. Caro Soulier and Emma Gor don. Six girls from the ward grad uated from Primary on Sun day. They were Marilyn Carl ton, Kay Hurst, Merleen Riskie, Sharron Dennison and Joan McClure. A talent show was held by the Primary last week under the direction of President Ina Buckner. The show was given with "Old King Cole" presiding and calling for his entertain ment. The first group started the program with a number called "Jack Be Nimble, Jack be quick". A dance was given by Jolene Steer and her partner, a piano solo was played by Dean Buckner and poems were given by Dorothy Brown. "Baa Baa Black Sheep" was presented by Group Two, with Shirley Hutchinson Hut-chinson and Jeanne Buckner participating. Dixie Gardner and to classmates sang a trio, Delbert Eatough played a piano solo and a reading was given by Reva Lynn Bennett. Representing Repres-enting the Zion group was a solo by Rodney Kimball. A trumpet solo was played by Micheal Jones and readings were given by Joyce Lynn Ralph, Sharron Dennison and Shirley Waters. Memories of "The Old Woman in the Shoe," were revived by Zion Group 2 and the Trekker group sang.' Concluding the program were a guitar solo by Marion Carlton, (j Utile luiclieu j. . . . Prepared by MARILYN TAGGART f t . . irx nomi service uepanmen? ll MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY ITS BERRY TIME ' It is thf end of May and Strawberry time. In the early morning before the dew has dried on the plants you can find farmers and gardeners gar-deners bending over the rows picking berries. A mere shakinR of the plant under which large, flat basket is placed would drop the ripe berries into it. There is not a more tempting sight! It would be difficult to eat a more delectable dish of fruit than these fresh succulent berries, fragrantly sweet and picked fully ripe. Strawberries have such a superb flavor of their own that they should always be prepared in ways that will best emphasize it, never overpower over-power it by other too pronounced flavors. Simply eaten with cream Is probably one of ths most popular and if the berries have been picked fully ripe, on could hardly ask for anything more luscious. 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 expense 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 1 1 to June 8 America's newest car - . is America's most talfteel-aboirt cn? . "You wouldn't believe such a big car could be so easy to park I " One glance and you know ' it's the newest car, in America I. One mile behind the wheel and vou'll want to own tit WW:. " the smoothest, most relaxing ride I've ever known r "No'blini spots' for me.., here's the largest vision area in any car!" "That Supersonic Engine sure is a bearcat for power... yet it's quiet as a mouse I" i v tower pneca tNff Yoube,lneeiroom...Z?j help, tool - H and Anatomic Design . , v" . ' , , ' ' "J sees that I get it!" V'SF J95f Kaiser Deluxe 4-door Sedan... "ie of 6 bodv stvles and 12 models. ir-Muic Drive available in all models at extra cost. ""HI.. '" ULU COM WIOW . leitlMK ) STRAWBERRIES WITH HEAVY CREAM Select lam, fully rip strawberries, tleanliif thtm U neeeaaarr, but do nut remove the stems. Put generous serv-inf serv-inf of the heary eream in tht center of ash plate and arrange th berriea in a eirtla around tha eream. Sprinkle the berries ber-ries with a littls powdered sugar. Eat the perries with tha fingers, picking up one at a time by Ha stem and dipping it In the eream. STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM 1. In top of doubt boiler aomblnH sagar Pinch at aals t tfg. slightl beatea t. Gradually add. stirring until amooth 1H c milk . I, Place over gently boiling water, stirring constantly with metal spoon. Cook five minutea, or until cuitard thlckene slightly and coats apoon. Pour at once into medium si bowl, chili thoroughly. 4. When ready to freeie stir in , 1 c heary eream I t, ranilla I. Waeh, hull, and crush 1 pint fresh strawberries. I. Add and stir until sugar disolvee.H c. sugar 1 t. lemon Juice T. Blend prepared strawberries into custard with cream. I, Pour into t Quart crank-turned freeser. Freeie. Makes ahout 1 quarts. Motei A 1 pound package of fro ten sweetened strawberrlee can be used. Thaw, crush, and add 1 t lemon juioe. a solo by Ted Harward and a dance by Merlene Riskie and Kav Hurst. OPEN FRESH STRAWBERRY PIE Blend completely X c flour 1 e. shortening Mix together and add to above mixture 1 t. aalt 1 tb. cold water , Roll out and bak in W oven for 16 minutea. Boll until transparent-. FILLING .1 & crashed freak strawberries 1 e. anger 1 tb. cornstarch Put fresh strawberries (enough to fill the pie) In pie shell and pour over hot berry syrup and chill. STRAWBERRY REFRIGERATOR CAKE Line bottom of loaf pan (8x1x8) with waxvd paiwr. Cover with I lady fingers, split In a medium-site bowl combine. 1 pkg. lemon gelatine 1' c hot water 4 c lemon jnlca Grated rind of 1 lemon Chill In refrigerator or In pan of lea and water, stirring occasaionally, until syrupy and beginning to set. While mixture cools, waeh, place in medium-sized bowl, and orush slighty2 pints strawberries reaerve f whole berries for garniih) Stir In until dissolved 4 c. eugar Fold strawberries into partly set gelatin mix and pour into prepared pan. Cover top with S liuiy fingers, split. Chill in refrigerator until firm. r HELP WANTED Girl for part-time housework. Call 2505. M25 NOTICE OF INTENTION Notice of intention' is hereby authorized by the City of Orem to all property owners owning or possessing any property adjacent ad-jacent to the south side of 800 South street (Lincoln road) in the City of Orem, for the construction con-struction of sidewalk between 400 East street and 1000 East street. Said improvements to begin be-gin on the south side of Lincoln street approximately 30 feet south of the center of Section 23 T 6S R 2 E, SLB and M, and continuing easterly along the south side of 800 South street for a distance of 3700 feet, said Mrs. Keith Boyle and her daughter, Jean, spent the past week at the home of her parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles All-red. Sam Says: WHY PAY MORE? When you can get good Auto Insurance for less DEPENDABLE FAST CLAIM SERVICE Phone 3758 Samuel Levin Citizens Auto Insurance 8 West Center Prorol Mr. and Mrs. Scott Reynolds Rey-nolds spent the weekend in Salt Lake City. 7Z fin inn .CP. M J:.-nJ:!!y PECTIN 1 iuCu point of ending situated 1030 feet east and 30 feet south from the east one-quarter corner of Section 24 T 6 S R 2 E, SLB and M. The cost of said Improve ment to be levied against the owners of abutting property along the south side of 800 South street. Levy shall be assessed ass-essed in accordance with the abutting frontage. Public hearing on the aforesaid afore-said improvement shall be held in the Orem City hall between the hours of 10 A M. and 2 P. M. on Monday, June 19, 1950. M25 Jl 8 15 iR:nt::n:::::::u::.'::i::uimii::::ti:::mni::tmKf:r:nt::n COAL tt::::::::::::::::t:::::t::a:u:nn::i:::::tia:iBr.iu:n:t::n::m Mangum Coal Co. Clean, Hot Coal. Prompt Delivery. Del-ivery. PHONE 0780 Jl 383 North 8th WMt Oram Ernest Dean DEAII ASKS GEI..0 NOD FOR SENATE Ernest Dean, incumbent State Representative from District number one of Utah county, has filed for the Democratic nomination as State Senator from Utah county, it was announced an-nounced this week. A resident of American Fork, Mr. Dean is the owner of Orem's O.K. Rubber Rub-ber Welders and is also associated assoc-iated in the trucking business. During his tenure in the legislature leg-islature Mr. Dean was a member mem-ber of the following committees: commit-tees: chairman of a special committee com-mittee creating a prospectus for the legislative council to follow; fol-low; chairman of State training school committee; member of agriculture, appropriations, labor, la-bor, fish and game, and public service committees. If elected Mr, Dean promises to promote through legislation a greater Utah county and he will try to bring to Utah county the Central Utah water project, a new vocational school building build-ing to be located in Provo, promotion pro-motion of Utah county's rightful share of the tax dollar to be spent in Utah county, elimination eliminat-ion of gasoline tax on all gasoline gaso-line used for off highway pur-po pur-po "s, extradition of fathers who have left the state, leaving behind dependent children to be cared for out of the tax dollars. A graduate of BYU and a member of the LDS church, Mr. Dean is an MIA officer in his ward and also an active scout master. He Is president of the Utah county Young Democratic club and National committeeman committee-man of the Utah Young Democrats Demo-crats as well as a member of the Utah county central Democratic committee. Co FOR RENT Small apartment f : couple willing to help with chores Call 2022 Pleasant Grove or see Peg Taylor. GUERNSEY EULL SERVICE & hauling of livestock. B. M. Tanner, Phone 513 J. J2 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 ertra charge. I JUST PHONE 341 Or drop us a card 661 West 2nd North i PROVO UTAH 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. 'Electric Service With Safety" Residential and Commercial Contracting CALL Howard Egan Electric PHONE 0756 J2 73 East 4th North, Orem RUG WEAVING Let me show you some samples. sam-ples. Will pick up your rags. Phone 0889 J2. J8 Worn With Pride by "Millions" WICK SWAIN HAIRCUTS AGAIN THIS YEAR STATE FARM MUTUAL slashes Auto Insurance costs. Call N. C. HICKS. Phone 12 for new low rales. WASHER REPAIRING Ralph's Radio & Appliance 65 No. UnlTerilly Are. PROVO Fhone 618 SEPTIC TANXS. New design. BYU tested. No cleaning or pumping out. Phone 1350. CARTER'S SAW SERVICE All types of Sawa Sharpened West on 4th North GENEVA ROAD f a 4 m. HIGHEST PRICES paid for your dead or useless animals. Call collect Utah Hide tad Tallow. lAtA 218-W. PIANOS Special 1 week $89. up Accordiani $23 up Stromberg Carlson Television. Televis-ion. Free installation for limited lime. Easy Terms. Williams Music Co. 308 East 3rd South Provo Phone 3768 WE BUY Sell, trade and transfer live stock. Also Milch Strain Durham or Jersey Bull service. Call Peg Taylor, Phone 2022, Pleasant Grow. ALTERATIONS ! I tailor men's suits over for women. Expert men and w men's alterations, make dresses, formats, trousseaus. - children' cothing. Men's shirts and slacks See or call Mrs. Cuyler. 447 N. 2nd West Prowo. Phone 2276R FOR SALE BY OWNER I Small modern, partly furnish,- ed home. 775 West Sth North, Provo, Utah. Call 2022 Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove or see Peg Taylor. Pleasant Grove. A?HilURIJ SERVICE Built to Better the Best on the Road Oth North and Gtatc, Orcta FORD Bonus Built Trucks Available for Immediate Delivery , Vi to 3 TON IF YOU DONT THINK WE'LL TRADE TRY US TELLURIDE MOTOR CO. TRUCK HEADQUARTERS 57-75 West Center Provo, Utah FOR LEASE Provo Reservoir f water for 1950 irrigation season. Alpine District. Apply 130 South 1st, Provo. Phone 901-J " M18 BABY CHICKS Quality Leghorn and Hampshire Hamp-shire chicks, now, being offered by H- Grant Ivins. - ', . .. IVINS HATCHERY . 235 East State Phone 455J American Fork Landscape Gardening: Planning and planting of new home grounds. Lswns graded and planted. OLIPHANT LANDSCAPING SERVICE Phone 010 J5 R 2 Bojc 360 "Orem , ' tf : rr FOR SALE . ' Beautiful White Turkeys for brood stock. Call 2022 Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove of see Peg Taylor- COMPLETE SHOE FOOT SERVICE iU West Center .Telephone 707 AT EOOTERIE ' Povo, Utah. . |