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Show OREM - GENEVA TIMES OREM-GENEVA TIMES THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1953 , OREM - GENEVA TIMES Published Every Thursday at Orem, Utah HAROLD B. SUMNER, PUBLISHER flolhs Scott Editor, Advertising Mgr. Entered as second class matter November 19, 1944 at the postofflce at Orem, Utah,, under the act of March 3, 1897. . , Member: Utah State Press Association National Editorial Association Subscription Rates: One year, "Orem Is A Wonderful Place To Live Because " Advertising Orem is the stimulating aim of the current Orem-Scera Fruit Festival now in full swintj in our community! This healthy promotion is the first attempt in many moons by the Orem Chamber of Commerce, who are our business men, to successfully unite in a mutual cause of boosting, promoting and advertising Orem. One of the great lessons that should come out of this mrnir PAtnmiinii rr nvAmnf tnn will ha a lorwivitAW demonstration experienced by our businesses, testifying that the shortest route in promoting a bigger and lasting volume of retail sales in Orem will be via the community improvement method. It is true that many a retail sales event or "Bargain Days" will make the cash register ring, but this is not the proven case in every promotion, and when it is it is only a temporary flash. . Orem should have their retail sales events, but not at the expense of little or nothing done to improve the community, or to build up the confidence of our citizenry. It should be the desire of every business man and the Chamber or commerce to be frequently and actively engaged en-gaged in improving our community through effective and honest community advertising and relations, through civic projects (such as erecting street signs on every intersection in the city), city beautification, sponsoring spon-soring public mass meetings to discuss and promote needed need-ed municipal and civic improvements, through offering encouragment and assistance to businessmen just getting started and by patronizing local business men whenever possible, and through sponsoring civic improvement contests con-tests that will stir up community interests and pride. These thing and many more like them will produce a tomunity with a soul and a spirit. It will produce confidence confid-ence in our residents, sucess for our businessmen, and spell Orem as the city of opportunity. Let's get behind the Orem-Scera Fruit Festival. It is a vigorous step in the right direction- We v recommend that every resident enter the , Orem-Scera Fruit Festival contest, "Orem is a Wonderful Wonder-ful Place to Live Because , . ." ; WOULDN'T if m mid?.. fit recent Mam , pie have had to wait tor teas phone service, kveanow that ara a few whom we eaat atrva Immediately others who ara waiting for a higher grade of service. . We're doing our best to correct cor-rect thos situations. But how do you know If our effort la alncere?. e Let's look at it this way BU1CK ASHTONS Chevrolet Ford 1947 Panel Delivery 1947 iy2 ton f latrack $595 . . I Good Motor Lots of Good Use New Paint - Good Tires Packed with power. ' . A G.M.A.C. 10QOD i Iet e,Kn 1951 12 ton Pickup 1939 Panel $150 u5o rKCk,W notour better Pickup. Chevrolet Chevrolet 1950 3-4 Ton C and C 1951 ton c "d C , sinQi $1190 New lUnt.SS and dean P right for Qdck Sale Chevrolet v Chevrolet 1951 V2 Ton Pickup 1946 cab over with Vj1, bd $395 Looka like New Real Value P.E. Aohton UTAH'S LARGEST USED CAR CENTER jProvo's Aahton Block 1st .Complete Sales Service $3.00 WE L'. e Would aay pesJally a business Uka ours that depends am pubhe goad wilt refuse to serve anybody unless it Juat couldnt bo helped? Tha answer la our eaaa la aa emphatic "HO." o Wa have tha daairo and tho know how to do tho Job Utah wants. But first wo need tha money to finance such a programand pro-gramand that dependa upon reasonable earnings. The Mountain States Telephone Tele-phone and Telegraph Co. CHEVROLET No. to 2nd No. 011 1st West Insurance Financing in advance WHAT OREM IS FORT ANOTHER HIGHLIGHT OF SCERA RECREATION PROGRAM Virtually 80 Softball leagues are 1000 Orem youths of both sexes program is financed by Orem City, with the latter administering the topflight recreation program. Fruits FRUIT CAPITOL OF UTAH Orem-produced Irulti are une celled lor their flavor, texture, color, size, and juices. Thousands 01 Utahns and tourists stop in Orem every year during the fruit season to load up on the world' best eating bargains from Utah's heaviest producer Orem's incomparable strawberries, raspierries, apricots and apples. ' Steel STEEL CENTER OF THE WEST The sprawling Columbia- Geneva U. S. Steel Plant, largest west of the Mississippi River, actually act-ually borders Orem's west city limits. It is the state's largest employ er with an annual payroll of $30,000,000 and employs approximately 6000 workers.. SCERA AMERICA'S MOST UNIQUE COMMUNITY THEATRE, A CD ITORIUM, AND RECREATION PROGRAM S.C.E.R.A. is the lam- iliar name of Sharon's Cooperative sociation. It features a deluxe and movie billboards and dazzling lights, ents. Ushers, box office attendants, tendants contribute their services er the equally unique recreation program, which provides participation participa-tion every summer for more :han 2500 children and young people participating in 80 softball leagues, music, dancing, swimming, handicraft, hand-icraft, etc. Matching funds from the city treasury and the school district dis-trict are utilized to help linance the entire program which has more Individual participation per capita than any program In any-city In America. " ' Record Home Building ONE OF THE LEADING UTAH CITIES IN THE BUILDING OF NEW HOMES Adequate apace, colorful mountain and valley landscape, land-scape, and Invigorating canyon breezes beckon new home owners to Orem. Since January 1 of this year 109 new homes have been under construction. Orem now boasts of nearly 3000 residences and an estimated es-timated population of 12,000 people. ' ' Longest Business District A FIVE MILE LONG BUSINESS DISTRICT Orem's State Street is the longest in the state. There la ample room for new business. bus-iness. Utah's fastest growing cilty now has 105 business houses-still houses-still growing and no parking meters Distinctive Residents UTAH'S SENIOR SENATOR Orem is the home of Senator Arthur V. Walking. AUTHOR Mrs. Margaret Maw. Safe 6WZJ" Capitol reaction to the Korean truce was two-fold: one of relief that the shooting had stopped, and a determination to continue to keen the nation thoroushlv nr. " - " m w pared. High praise was accorded to Mr. Eisenhower for bringing1 about a cease-fire agreement in a war which the United Nations forces for two years have made no effort to win. ; Even tho President's rabid opponents op-ponents were guarded in their comment, for every mother, wife and sweetheart with aloved one in Korea or about to go there would rather have a none too satisfactory cessation of hostilities than a continuation of the con flict. The effect upon legislation was; unnwuccauie. ongrcaa cumuiuca Res Hsrvcdf Baafcsd atyaysayaatardaywa I saw Hap Jaakaaa's trwk la Kg Morgaa's atfaMe lsM...I Bit gat la Mai Since they've! a friendly arguasirt for (over how Brash fsrH'laar to too per acre of alfalfa), I had teas Hap what waagoiifoa. "Got my owa crop n aafsiy last week," ha soys. "And sJbm Biff's boy is at tha sumaMr en-eampment en-eampment of tha National Guard, I figured the least I could do waa to help him out After all," Hap went on, "there's no argument NOTED crganlzed every summer for nearly and all aces. Tht mammoth sports Alpine School District, and Scera, seven are cherries, pearlies, pears, Educational and Recreatonal As distinctive theatre, void of gaudy patronized and owned by resid doormen, candy and fountain at free. Revenues are used to furth WALTER CUAMBLIN to move toward early adjourn merit . . . handling legislation as it would have if there had been1 no Korean truce. If peace olans Inre wnrlml nut ii im ori.j " - " a. .a WkUliaiCU that somewhere between three and five billion dollars can be iaved In military expenses in the coming year. - Much legislation of importance to the pocketbook of every citizen citiz-en is either finished or well on its way to completion. The Reconstruction Recon-struction Finance Corporation is being liquidated. Thia agency, which had a useful purpose in depression days, has In recent years been a major competitor with private business. It la being replaced with an agency, known as the Small Business Admlnia- trillion, wnicn Will lend money I tit M fy Joe Marsh ng a Cctter Amsrica National Qsjsaf fcteaefM." fiea vfcare 1 m a foBew like a, vWb tee eat to get m the (hawf, eaa atBl fata, do a tarn at taiy aVtty, aad raapset ethera righta. Bvea a MtOs thteg like re Khaar right to or krttaradlk at la hmpertaat if wa want to keep Aaasriea atraag. We Iut U be on "guara" la More wayi tfaaa eaa theea days! Ctfynjo I9S3, Vitiud Snut Brnun fuUatio PEOPLE YOU SHOULD KNOW IN OREM tap City Officials Mayor Ray E. Loveless City Covmcilmen V. Emil Han sen, David L. Rowley Jr., Howard How-ard Hall, Thomas A. Jacob, Elwood Baxter City Recorder June Kendall City Treasurer E H. (Ted) Calder City Attorney Hugh Vern Wentz City Judge Orville K. Harris City Health Nurse Vadia Robinson Rob-inson Chief of Police Arthur Henderson Hender-son Kire Chief Sjcott Thompson City Building Inspector Ed Wickman City Librarian Mrs. Lenora Johnson City Enginew Hugh A. Mc- Kellar I City Planning and Zoning Com-' mission chairman Ed Wickman. Wick-man. ! Metropolitan Water Board chairman chair-man Luzell Robbins. Heads of Civic : i Organizations 1 Chamber of Commerce M. D. Wallace , Lions Club B. M. Jolley , Lady Lions Mrs. Mildred Jac- obson Jaycees Hewitt Strong, Jr. Orem Women's Club Mr. Nel- don Marshall 6. F. Club Mrs. Julian Fronk Business and Professional Women Mollie Aired Jaycee Wives Mrs Torval Nel-' Nel-' son' Orem Biding Club Ray Hawkins Haw-kins American Legion Max Broad-head Broad-head Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Ralph Schenck Disabled American Veterans Harrison M. Tippetta Lamero Club Mrs. Helen Anderson An-derson Orem Literary Club Mrs. J. D. Pyne Red Cross E. H. Johnson Civil Defense Torval Nelson Church Of ficials SHARON STAKE. Presidency Philo T. Edwards, President; G. Milton Jameson, Robert Olsen Ward Bishops: Crest View Ellis T. Rasmus-sen Rasmus-sen Grand View First Verlin M. Clegg Grand View Second LeRoy Taylor Lincoln M. D. Wallace Timpanogos Ray Hanks Lake View Paul Taylor Hill Crest Laird Billings OREM STAKE way. president; E Carlyle Bunker, Bun-ker, M. Dover Hunt ward Bisnops: Tlmp View Clay Benson Vermont - Lloyd Louder ' Sharon W. M. Vernon Orem First Donald G. Wilcox Geneva Harold R. Baker Vineyard Ray Gammon Beverly J. Clayton Watts Windsor Milton Smith COMMUNITY CHURCH Acting Minister Paul Placek School Of ficials Alpine School Board member Philo T. Edwards. Lincoln High principal a. P. Warnick. Westmore principal . Fenton Prince Geneva principal Thorit C Hebertson. Sharon principal Ivan Perry. Beverly Rulon H. Petty Representative to State Legisla ture C. Wllford Larsen. National Guard Commanding Officer 1st .vut . Peter A. Welgel. Bank Manager Orem-Geneva branch of First Security Bank Joseph T. Smith V Post Office Postmaster Clyde E. Weeks Jr. Newspaper Publisher, Orem-Geneva Timet Harold B. (Jack) Sumner to smaller firms that think thelrl requirements can be fulfilled only by the government SmokeySays: I mom mot eema .1 i mmnm mhith iwa wownri J, 41 Miv.a Someone could be turned up in either easel a, (Ouso, n too xvLt J 4UMt AWTH Jfl Tl Howard Hall Although not a native of Utah, Ut-ah, Howard Hall, who heads the water department . on the Orem City Council, wouldn't trade Utah for Iowa. Mr. Hall was born at Woodbine, Iowa but left there early in his youth when his family moved mov-ed to Montana. Later he returned re-turned to Iowa until he accepted ac-cepted a position in 1938 as traveling district superintendent superintend-ent in the western states for Morris-Knudsen Construction. Mr. Hall made his home in Orem in 1945 at which time he established the Hall Motor Co. garage. - After living in Orem for the past eight years, Mr. Hall has become a booster for Utah and Orem. Friendly people, mountain scenery, climate, fishing and hunting, all typical typic-al of Utah, have made a hit with Howard who now has no Utah H'-i. and Implement York Barber Shop Ostler & Gray TV Timpanogos Cinemotor Sinclair Service Arden Dairy Comb Sheara Barber Hi-Way Garage Olpln Mortuary Or Frrait Orem Pharmacy Busy Corner Maodonald'a Clothing Bobbins Market Bunny 'a Comer Cathie's Beauty Salon Chief Tlmp Service Burr's Sporting Gooda Orem Appliance. Co. Artie Circle Orem-Geneva Times Mott's Service Safeway Storea Fairbanks Mortuary Kitchen Gaa Centra Park's Cafe Orem Feed Grocery Geneva Theatre -Bullock Motor Farnwerth FrmH Tony's Floral . Geneva Farmers Oe-OF First Security Bank Flneh'a Fruit Market Seely Auto Parti Geneva Finance Oa. , ' Crown Cafe Art Chlptnaa Service MeClmtaek steal Estate Vert's Sapor Servlee ' Utah Valley Builders Max's Repair Long's Cabins Orem State St Salmon Pharmacy Ralph's Cafe Oresa Seal Estate A. L. Daekett Clegg Welding 17. S. Beek Wool Sales Co. Our Market Racket Servlee Barber Bros. Texaco Behbeek's Sons Floral O. K. Bobber Welders Uteeo Keener Service Durham Plumbtng Geneva Pharmacy Dairy frees Weeks Cabinetworks L. C. Bailey Plumbing aad Beating desire to look for greener pastures. ' - The Orem councilman is a gradutae of an Omaha, Nebraska Neb-raska business school where he completed a course in dlesel mechanics. He is marred to the former Helen Browning of Mondamin Iowa. They have one daughter, Arlene, who is attending BY High. An active church worker, 11017 much should a ear funeral cost? There are those who assume that funeral coata are based on ability to pay. Thia is not ao. We welcome an opportunity to acquaint you with our funeral prices, which are plainly marked and within range of all, and the services provided with a funeral. Aa members of the National Selected Morticians, an international association of funeral directors of high ideals, ethical practices and business integrity, we meet definite high standards of service. Your inquiries are welcomed. YOUR FRIENDLY, DEPENDABLE Orem Merchants BRING SCERA m August 2 Through September 2. Sponsored by the Orem Chamber of Commerce FREE FREE HOME FREEZER $369.95 HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS IN FRIZES GIVEN INCLUDING THIS DELUXE 1953 WESTINGHOUSE if ?: : h GET CONTEST ENTRY BLANKS AT ANY OBBM BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT. ESTAB-LISHMENT. WRITE 25 WORDS ON "WHY OREM IS A WONDERFUL PLACE TO UVE i No purchase necessary to obtain -. Batry Blanks! GIRLS! lo TO 25 Enter the Miss Orem Contest - Get Entry Blank At . Oresa City Hall Monday through Friday 'Spotlighting OREM' A A KCSU Mr. Hall is Sunday school superintendent of the First Baptist Church of Provo. In civic affairs he has been prominent as a member of the Orem Volunteer Fire Department, Depart-ment, and the Orem Chamber of Commerce. He is also a past member of the Provo Elks Lodge and the Jaycees. Funerals As Low As Always Been a Part Service. $100 of Has Our HOBTUABT US BAST CENTER PBOVw YOU THE Leon's Tavern Kirk's Drive In Wright's Garage Verd's Market Wright s Stand Central Super Servlee Hansen Fruit Stand Sammy'a Market Scott Wilkins Market Hall Motor Hill Top Garage Huish Awning and Shade The Cottage Hillcrest Motel Orem Motor Co. Bay Servlee Stork Club Long's Fruit Market Orem Bakery Stokes Photo Stadia Wallace Gardens Stebbs Fruit Stand Collins aeaaera Washburn Servlee Bay Lo Super Market ' Petersen Garage Hub Is The Pteoe Ml View Trailer Court ' BssQakCsisI VMal v' Storru Market Wasatch Chemical Oresa Auto-Eleetrlc FaahJeat Clsanera " Hurst Sheet Metal Meaure's Market Park's BQllards L Roy Club r BQra Drive fa Nlsheles Market L aad L Autel , , Geneva Market Kelth-SmKh Ante Thrifty Market Orem Furniture Co. , Modern Farm Servtoe Orem Welding Market Basket Reed's Billiards Ollie's Market Le Hm-m-m Ledge Toffee Hausea Pratt Bni and tvat Cafe |