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Show People You Should Know In Orcm PEOPLE YOU SHOULD KNOW IN OREM CITY OFFICALS Mayor Melbourne D. Wallace City Councilmen M. Alvin Rowley, Laird Billings, Har-ley Har-ley Gillman, Winston Crawford, Craw-ford, Earl Wengreen. City Manager O. V. Farns- worth City Recorder Anne Cooper City Treasurer Victor H. Christensen. City Attorney Hugh Vern Wentz City Judge E. H. Johnson Chief of Police Reed Bur-gener City Building Inspector Lloyd Louder Fire Chief Scott Thompson City Engineer Leonard Beck-man, Beck-man, City Librarian Mrs- Bernlce Cox City Receptionist Mrs. Leah Vincent City Planning and Zoning Commission chairman Joseph Jo-seph T. Smith Metropolitan Water Board Hated Crabgrass Meets Its Match L w J" -y-- if t " X- 4 Think of all those crabgrass seeds in the soil, just waiting to sprout. Think how you can frustrate them, with HALTS? One winter application lays down a "barrier" that picks off crabgrass as it sprouts. Pro tect your lawn from ugly crabgrass. Half an hour spent with HALTS and the Scotts Spreader will pay handsome hand-some dividends all summer long. More and more folks are coming to us for advice oh improving their lawns through an easy-to-follow Scotts Program for Western lawns. We'll be glad to prescribe the correct Program for your lawn. Save $5.00I Scotts Spreader (16.95) plus Halts (9.95) together only 21.90 Scottsh Hard a are & Furniture 255 West Center Provo ph. FR 3-8482 FASHION: U.S.A. 1 t-j- J ' . i sua ! v.. y -f -j ' lmm Mm ' I vjfslUfcfjfe5 I -. ; -t V - IDS ' CHURCH OFnCIALS OREM STAKE Presidency M. Dover Hunt, president; Eli Clayson, Ray Louder, counselors; J. LaMar Johnson Clifton Whetten, clerks WARDS IN OREM STAKE Orem First Clifton Pyne (same) Orem Second Charles E. Anderson (Vermont) Orem Sixth Alva E. Durfey (Windsor) Orem Seventh Ernest H. Clark (Timp View) Orem Tenth Ancil W. Winger Win-ger Orem Seventeen Hugh McKellar Orem Eighteen J. Milton Arnoldsen WEST SHARON STAKE Presidency Clyde M. Lunce-ford, Lunce-ford, president; H. Verlin Andersen;vKarl W. Johnson, counselors; Lowell Woodward, Wood-ward, Bruce Wentz and John Adams, clerks Orem Fourteenth C. Elden Bitter Orem Fifteenth Bruce Clark Orem Twenty-Second Bert Skinner Vineyard George Jenkins Orem-Geneva Times Thursday, March 24, 1960 Provo Seventeenth Luris P. A,len Provo Eighteenth Clyde Romney Provo Twenty-First EJtoy D. Law? Lake view - Murlyri Brown (same) SHARON STAKE Presidency Philo T. Edwards president; G. Milton Jameson, Jame-son, CecJ Wagstaff, counselors, counsel-ors, Ray E. Hanks and Glen Southwick, clerks WARDS IN SHARON STAKE Orem Eleventh De Lance Squire (Timpanogos) Orem Twelfth N. Floyd Johnson (Hillcrest) Orem Thirteenth Murray Rawson " Orem Sixtheenth Leland Prestwich Orem Nineteenth Phillip V. Christenson Provo Twentieth John E. Rowley COMMUNITY CHURCH Community Church Reverend Verne A. Robinson CHURCH OF CHRIST Minister Don Nielson HEAD OF CIVIC ORGANIZATION Orem Boosters Robert Gam- mel Orem Community Sportsmen Association President Eugene Eu-gene Goodman United Steel Workers Local 2701 Wilford Biggs, president. presi-dent. Kiwanis Eldon Bitter Legion, Auxiliary Mrs. M. L. Drake Lions Club Carl Reed Lady Lions Mrs. Carl Reed Auxiliary Police Jay Kallas Jaycees Robert Faddis Orem Women's Club Mrs. Allen Wlnterton O. F. Club Mrs. William A. Cox Business and Professional Women Mrs. Lydia Hogan Orem Garden Club Mrs. Marietta Schofield Melodian Chorus Mrs. Verl Kofford Orem AAUW Mrs. Victor L. Davies Lai Cos Mrs. Verl Kofford Timp Saddliers Mrs. Ted Bringerhoff Disabled American Veterans Leonard Gabbitas Jaycees Wives Mrs. Donald Chugg Photo by Sears, Roebuck and Co. IF YOU CANT GO TO PARIS don't despair!, What with the speed of modern transport and the enthusiastic welcome accorded most things of French design you're likely to find almost as many Gallic-inspired clothes in the U.S.A. as in Paris! They puffer not at all in the translation the only noticeable change is likvly to be in the prices pleasantly less than the original models. Two Springtime favorites which will appear simultaneously on Paris Boulevards and American "Main Streets" are pictured. They show the 1960 importance of Checks and the eternal popularity of the "little black dress". chairman Niels Anderson Orem Health Council chairman chair-man Mrs. Gordon R. Billings, Bill-ings, City-County Health Dept, sanitarian for Orem area Robert Dillenbeck. SCERA BOARD Dean A. Peterson, president; M. Dover Hunt, manager; Bennett, Sharp Gillespie, Clyde Lunceford, DeLance Squire and Cecil Dimick POST OFFICE Postmaster Clyde E. Weeks, Jr. SCHOOL OFFICIALS Alpine Schoolis District Supt Dan W. Peterson School Board Members Phil Shumway, Murray Rawson Orem High School Principal L. B. Bennett Lincoln Junior High Principal Stanley A. Leavitt Geneva Principal Thorn C. Hebertson Westmore Principal Mr. Fen-ton Fen-ton Prince Sharon Principal Elwood Baxter Edgemont Principal Ivan Perry Spencer Principal John M. Nicol Windsor Princapl Gareth W. Seastrand Hillcrest Principal Keith L, Horton Union Principal Richard W Robins STATE LEGISLATURE Rep. Thorit C. Hebertson FARM BUREAU Orem President Dean Gill-man Gill-man BANKS First Security Joseph T. Smith, manager Orem State Bank Warner Murphy, manager OREM WEST STAKE Presidency E. Carlyle Bun ker, president; S. Arvid Do dge, Phil Shumway, counselors; coun-selors; Lee R. Broderick and Kenneth Wellington, clerks WARDS IN WEST OREM STAKE Orem Third James E. Man- gum (Sharon) Orem Fourth Arden Rowley (Geneva) Orem Fifth James C. Jen sen (Geneva Second) Orem Eighth Rulon H. Pet ty (Beverly) Orem Ninth Vernon L. Greenland Orem Twentieth Stanley Leavitt Orem Twenty-First Ivan L. Sanderson Ijikw (tt& (Lvftitm LRmrm (ffl aw (WtiXH daw" The Golden Pourer Helps you pour like a professional. I v S ill 1 24K Gold plated! Screws on! Washable, long lasting! Fits ALL Old Mr. Boston Fifths and Quarts! OLD Mr. BOSTON IMPORTED CANADIAN WHISKY A superb Canadian whisky at milder, more enjoyable 80 proof just like in Canada! OLD Mr. BOSTON BRONZE LABEL KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON Every drop hearty, flavorful fla-vorful KENTUCKY Bourbon straight from the Blue Grass Country 86 Proof. Mr. BOSTON DISTILLER IN&, BOSTON, MASS. H" If ? t EL'.U l UP -a KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKtl . . 1 t - 1 - Let Walker's pay for their first year of college When these children are ready for college, their first year will be paid for by Walker Bank. When they were born, their parents started a college fund savings account at Walker Bank. Each month, they added to it regularly -$25 a month. They wanted their children to have every advantage they could reasonably give, and a college education was one of the most important. By opening the accounts when the children were very young, they found they had enough money to pay for the complete 4-year course, when the time came. And the happiest discovery of all: Walker Bank has added enough guaranteed bank interest through the years to pay for one complete year! If you have a young child or grandchild, don't just hope they will go to college. Make sure of it by opening a College Fund Savings Account, Visit your nearest Walker Bank this week. 1 tfv rim crmnnrii rULL-OLHVttft ft BAM : 1 M For my college money, it's WALKER BAN K : r J Farmers and Merchants Branch 3rd West at Center St., Provo, Utah |