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Show Final League Standings For Little League The following are the final standings of the Little League Games, according to Mick Peterson, director of the Little League Program. NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Geneva Phillies 12 1 Sharon Giants 10 3 Hillcrest Daulphins 9 4 Windsor Lions 6 6 Sharon Cubs 6 7 Westmore Dodgers 5 8 Cherry Hill Astros 3 10 Hillcrest Red Sox 1 12 AMERICAN LEAGUE Sharon Bees 11 3 Sharon Indians 11 4 Geneva Twins 9 5 Union Utes 8 5 Windsor Yankees 6 7 Hillcrest Cardinals 6 8 Westmore Tigers 3 10 Westmore Pirates 1 13 STATE LEAGUE Geneva T-Birds 13 2 Windsor Giants 12 3 Cherry Hill Hawks 11 3 Westmore White Sox 7 7 Hillcrest Braves 5 9 Sharon Senators 5 9 Windsor Eagles 1 12 UTAH LEAGUE Westmore Wildcats 13 1 Geneva Hawks 12 3 Sharon Braves 10 4 Hillcrest Pirates 8 6 Westmore Yankees 7 7 Geneva Indians 4 10 Union Lakers 2 12 Hillcrest White Sox 1 13 Indicates the teams that play in a playoff. The results are included in final standings. Read The Want Ads 1 ACE RENTS We rent almost anything Baby Cribs Rolloway Beds Power Tools . 'Sports Equipment 1745 So. St. Orem Ph. 225-4614 CAR STEREO MOTOROLA 8- TRACK Tape Player with Speakers Included Was Now $79.95 $59.95 Triple 'E' Inc. 1698 S. State-Orem SOFT WATER TANK EXCHANGE SERVICE Only .... 3.75 per exchange Nothing to buy no work to do fREE INSTALLATION anywhere in Utah County if this ad is mentioned. Automatic Salt Delivery Delivered to your home on a pre-set schedule' ONLY per hundred pounds No minimum Pay only for what you need. NEVER WORRY ABOUT RUNNING OUT OF SALT AGAIN! (We repair and service all makes and models of water softeners) CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE yipn CLQL rvTng all of Utah County 40"-30 YO ' for over 30 years. READY MIXED CONCRETE RADiO DISPATCHED TRUCKS '?S5s Awaiting Your Call. ' i m ni r l r i m i Uiai 373 - !48Q NORTH STATE Utah Stars Opener On Oct. 14th The American Basketball Association As-sociation at its meeting of general gen-eral managers held in Salt Lake City early last week authorized the new Utah Stars to jump the gun on the rest of the League's teams and commence official league play with a Salt Palace opener on Wednesday, Oct. 14. Providing the opposition in the special ABA opener against the Stars will be the powerful Denver Den-ver Rockets led by the great Spencer Haywood. Last year Haywood, a 6-9, 225-pound, 20 year-old youngster just out of the University of Detroit, paced the Rockets to the regular-season WesternDivision title in the ABA. In doing so he led the League in scoring (30-point average) and rebounding (19.5 per game) and captured the loop's most-valuable-player and rookie-of-the-year laurels. The high-flying Rockets were shot down in the western di--vision championship playoffs by" the Stars, then playing out of Los Angeles, however, so the Denver club will be gunning for revenge in the 1970-71 season .opener in Salt Lake. It should be quite a matchup match-up when Haywood faces the Stars' Zelmo Beaty, a 6-9 performer who earned super-star status during a seven-year NBA career with the St. Louis and Atlanta Hawks. Beaty sat out his option op-tion last year after the Stars wooed him away from the NBA. Merv 'The Magician Jackson, former All-American at the University Uni-versity of Utah, and Brighara Young University graduates Craig Raymond and Jeff Congdon will give local flavor to the opening contest, Jackson and Raymond in Stars' spangles and Congdon as a member of the Rocket cast. Dick Nemelka, ace of the BYU" team which won the 1966 National Invitation Tournament, also could be performing for the Stars in this gala opening, providing he survives training camp. Little League Scores The following are the results of the Little League Games played play-ed the week of July 20-25. NATIONAL LEAGUE Geneva Phillies 4, Westmore Dodgers 3 Cherry Hill Astros 3, Sharon Cubs 2 Hillcrest Red Sox 6, Windsor. Lions 0 Hillcrest Daulphins 9, Sharon Giants 8 AMERICAN LEAGUE Sharon Bees 4, Windsor Yankees Yank-ees 1 Geneva Twins 10, Westmore Pirates 1 Sharon Indians 3, Hillcrest Cardinals 2 1 driveways 'Sidewalks Foundations WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL Rebar Cement Color 'Wall Ties Expansion Joints Sonotube Coring Compound Adhesive; rrovo 10G3 Bert Bench Utah Delegate Attends Eagle Convention Utah State Fraternal Order of Eagle president A.G. Bert Bench, of Orem will leave July 27 for" Kansas City, Mo. where he will attend the national Eagles Convention Con-vention as the Utah State delegate. dele-gate. Mrs. Bench and Pat Lopez will accompany him. The three-day convention will begin today and continue through Saturday. The national conference confer-ence will include workshops, general gen-eral business meetings, ritual and drill competition, a parade and various special entertainments entertain-ments with national entertainers such as Jimmy Durante, Danny Thomas and other celebrities. Mr. and Mrs. Bench will also host an open house for Dorothy Wilding of Salt Lake. Mrs. Wilding has been elected as President Pres-ident of the Grand National Eagle Auxiliary and will be installed in her office during the convention. con-vention. Union Utes 16, Westmore Tigers 9 Sharon Bees 6, Westmore Pirates Pi-rates 0 Sharon Indians 5,GenevaTwins 1 Sharon Indians 3, Hillcrest Cardinals 2 STATE LEAGUE Sharon Senators 9, Hillcrest Braves 1 Westmore White Sox 9, Hillcrest Hill-crest Bombers 2 Cherry Hill Hawks 6, Windsor Eagles 0 Windsor Giants 7, Geneva T-Birds T-Birds 3 . ' ' : Geneva ..T-Birds 14, Sharon. Giants 1 "" UTAH LEAGUE Geneva Hawks 3, Westmore -Yankees 2 Sharon Braves 11, Union Lakers 5 Hillcrest Pirates 7, Hillcrest White Sox 4 Westmore Wildcats 12, Geneva Indians 2 Geneva Hawks 5, Geneva Indians In-dians 1 Westmore Wildcats 6, Hillcrest Hill-crest Pirates 0 Westmore Yankees 2, Sharon Braves 1 Hillcrest White Sox 12, Union Lakers 11 CITY TOURNAMENT RESULTS Results of Monday's games. Windsor Giants 14, Westmore Dodgers 19 Geneva Phillies 3, Sharon Indians In-dians 2 Geneva T-Birds 12, Geneva Hawks 10 Sharon Giants 3, Sharon Bees 2. Jehovah Witness Convention Begins Today Members of the Provo congregation con-gregation of Jehovah'sWitnesses will be leaving shortly for the "Men of Goodwill" district convention con-vention to be held in Salt Lake City, Utah, at the Special Events Center of the University of Utah. The event starts today, and is expected to draw 7,000 delegates from the Rocky Mountain region. In referring to the highlights of the Salt Lake gathering, Mr. Richard DeJulio, presiding minister min-ister of the Provo congregation, said that the keynote address on the opening day will deal with the subject, 'Taking Final Advantage Ad-vantage of the 'Year of Good- Beautiful Opportunity With Merle Nonr an . Cosmetics BE INDEPENDENT II... Exciting Ex-citing and rewarding Franchise opportunity in Orem with your own retail cosmetic store. Merle Norman Cosmetics offers you a presitge business with complete guidance and free continuous training. FINANCING IS AVAILABLE Write, wire or call collect: Mrs. Elaine Grayson, Merle Norman Cosmetics Dept. LN-15 9130 Ave., L.A., Calif. 90045 (area code 2J3) 641-3777. J19-30b Orem C of C Names New Director Henry Huish, Orem, has been appointed as l new member of the Board of Directors of the Orem Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Huish will represent U.S. Steel on the Board. Mr. Huish began working for Geneva Steel in 1944 as a student engineer. He rapidly worked his way up through the ranks and in 1964 he 4ls named Division Superintended of the Pipe Mills Division at Geneva Works. He has served in many civic positions of leadership including Geneva Chairman of the United Fund Drive, 1966; past president of the Provo Civil Defense, Industrial In-dustrial Development for the Chamber of Commerce, and the College Recruitment Selection Committee at Geneva. Mr. Huish has authored many technical papers dealing with electrical maintenance which "have been published in national trade journals. He belongs to numerous steel oriented organizations. organi-zations. A member of the Orem Boosters, Boost-ers, Mr. Huish handled the publicity pub-licity this year for the Orem Summer Festival. An excellent photographer, he is also a ham radio operator. He designed and built in 1946, what is now KDCX radio station. He and his wife, the former Betty Jean Kimber make their home at 424 W. 800 S. They are the parents of two children, Becky Dimick, and Bret. Couple Survive Crash An Orem couple who survive-a survive-a crash of a light plane near Montrose, Colorado were listed in satisfactory condition at the Montrose Hopsital with multiple scrapes and bruises. James P. Gollnick, 27, and his wife, Faith, 23, Orem, and David Harder, 33, of El Dorado, Ark., survived the crash in which the pilot, Kenneth Bennett Jr., 29, Salt Lake City, died Sunday at Montrose Hopsital. A spokesman at Montrose Hospital Hos-pital said all of the three survivors sur-vivors of the crash were ambulatory, am-bulatory, and, would probably .bj. released from the hospital soon. Mr. Gollnick may possibly have a back injury, for which X-rays were taken. The Piper Cherokee Arrow took off from Montrose airport Saturday afternoon. Witnesses said the engine labored while trying to produce enough power to get the plane off the ground. The plane didn't get enough height and the aircraft hit a tree and then sheared off part of the roof of a home 4,000 feet south of the runway. ; will". Friday morning a talk will be given on 'Make Disciples, Baptizing Bap-tizing Them, after which new adherents to the faith will symbolize sym-bolize their dedication to do God's will by submitting to water immersion. im-mersion. Mr. DeJulio pointed out that there will be two Bible dramas acted out and the modern-day application of each stressed. , The principal talk of the four-day four-day meeting will be Sunday at 3 p.m. when the subject, "Saving the Human Race-in the Kingdom Way, is delivered. The convention in Salt Lake City is but one of 46 such gatherings gather-ings organized for the United States and Canada this summer. ' LOCAL VIOLINIST TO PERFORM IN TALENT SHOW Monsanto Company's Agricultural Agricul-tural Division announced recently recent-ly that Sara Haynie, 80 S. 1300 E., Pleasant Grove, has been selected to perform in its annual 4-H Talent Revue on August 17, at Oregon State University in Corvallis. Miss Haynie, a 16 year-old violinist, is well known in the area through her performances before local and regional youth and civic groups. WORLD'S LARGEST -MOST TRUSTED MOVERS BAILEY MOVING and STORAGE Representing Allied Van Lines 1600 South State, Orem Ph. 225-4543 How Does Your Wardrobe Look Today.? GIVE YOUR CLOTHES THC ATTENTION THEY NEED at ... . ALLEN'S Top quality cleaning Beautiful finishing Repair and alterations SAME DAY SERVICE ALLEN Drive In Cleaner; 556 So. State,. Oram Ph. 225 0501 WANTED-Immediate WANTED-Immediate opening for a payroll pay-roll clerk. If you are a mature woman seeking permanent employment, em-ployment, come to Bayley's Manufacturing, 350 W. Center, Pleasant Grove. Jy23b Legal Notice Notice is hereby given that the Orem City Council will hold a Public Hearing on August 11, 1970, at 8:00 P.M. at which time public consideration will be given to a recommendation of the Orem City Planning Commission that the following described territory be changed from an R-2 Zone to an R-l-A Zone. (Starting at the intersection of 400 North and 800 West, thence West along 400 North to the A-l Zone, Thence South along the A-l Zone to the R-l-A Zone, Thence East along the R-l-A Zone to 800 West, Thence North along the 800 West Street Line to 400 North.) Except Ex-cept that area on the corner of 400 North and 800 West that is now zoned C-L HARVEY A. PACE .7T" Zoning Administrator Published in the Orem-Geneva Times, July 23, 30 and August 6, FORSALE-1970. FORSALE-1970. . BLUEBERRIES -Oregonfresh frozen. Taking orders through. ADJUSTMENT BOARD MEETING AGENDA The Orem Adjustment Board will meet in regular session on Monday the 3rd day of August, 1970, at the hour of 5:00 p.m. NEW BUSINESS: Harry and EmmaChittock asking ask-ing a variance of 3 feet to build a duplex at 873 North 350 East. Published in the Orem-Geneva Times July 30, 1970. INVITATION FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that Orem City Corporation will receive re-ceive sealed bids on the following follow-ing surplus property to wit: 1 used car, 2 used trucks, other miscellaneous machinery and equipment, various small electric elec-tric heaters, air conditioners and coolers; old desks; tables and other miscellaneous furniture. The above items will be on display dis-play at the Orem CityWarehouse area and in the basement of the new City Center until bidding is complete. Bids will be taken on individual items only and will be received until 12 Noon, on Friday, August 7. Bids may be turned in to Victor Christensen, city treasurer. Orem City Corporation reserves re-serves the right to refuse any or all bids. Bids will be open- ed and awarded between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. on August 7. Low bidder, if not in attendance, will be notified. All items must be removed from the City premises no later than Wednesday, August 12. Fail- f -v "C-US IF YOUR MOTOR OVERHEATS" Ctmt in and hovt your radiator chtritd by uf tx-ptritixed tx-ptritixed turn. Wt (htck lh thermostat, ridioter host, tighten tht 4 fa bill, til tht proper nti-frttit tl ctolodt dm ill it 4 REASONABLE RATES 4 t 4 AHIANDER'S 454$ Uitriiry.rr.vJ7J-U3 MsssMBsssammmKsmk. PROVO EMPLOYMENT SERVICE LWaitress 2. Nurses Aide 3. Bookkeeper 4. Pole-Line Inspector 5. Awning Installer 6. Maid (older) 7. Cook (male) 8. Clerk 9. Coat Presser 10. Finish Carpenter 11. Redi-Mix Driver MANY OTHER GOOD POSITIONS AVAILABLE "Your Private Employment Office " 440 North Univ., Provo 375 0020 .FOR SALE-ONE SALE-ONE auto air conditioner $75; 1 deep freeze - worth $650 only $275; refrigerator $175; one vacuum cleaner worth$200 only $35; 1 bicycle worth $90 only $50. Call 785-2160. Jy30b FOR SALE-ONE SALE-ONE electric guitar - $75, 1 amplifier - $30, 1 auto air conditioner - $75, 1 deep freeze - worth $650 - only $275, refrigerator - $175, one vacuum cleaner worth $200, only $35, 1 bicycle worth $90 -only $50. Call 785-2160. Jyl6,23b REDUCING REDUCE safe & fast with Go-Bese Go-Bese Tablets & E-Vap 'water 'wat-er pills" Hendrick's Rx Center. J19-A13b FOR TRADE OR SALE-WANT SALE-WANT to trade or sale-1961 Ford, 1957 Olds, both in good condition. Call 225-3652. Jy30Ag6pd LOST DOG-WHITE DOG-WHITE minature male poodle. If found call 225-5858. Jy30p August 2. Call 225-1027 or 374-0060. Jy23,30b PERSONAL-REDUCE PERSONAL-REDUCE excess body fluids with FLULDEX diuretic tablets, tab-lets, only $1.69 at Hendrick's Prescription Center.Jy23A27p FOR SALE-68 SALE-68 SPRITE, new engine and transmission. $1400 or best offer. CallMikeafter 1.00p.m. at 225-5104. Jy30tf MISC FOR SALE-CARPETS SALE-CARPETS can be clean, bright . and beautiful if you use Rug-Mate Rug-Mate Stain Removing Rug Shampoo. Rent electric sham-pooer. sham-pooer. $1. Nelson Paint and Glass Co. 1066 S. State, Orem. . 225-4141. MISC. FOR SALE-BLUE SALE-BLUE Lustre not only rids carpets of soil but leaves pile soft and lofty. Rent electric shampooer $1. Utah Valley Builders Supply and Pro Hardware, Hard-ware, 485 N. State, Orem, 225-s.300. 225-s.300. ure so to move bid items will result in automatic forfeiture of bid award. Bid forms may be obtained from the City Treasurer's Office, Orem, Utah. Attest: Anne Cooper Recorder By: EarlWengreen City Manager Published in the Orem-Geneva. Times July 23 and 30, 1970. 1 7 ( 7 7 Orem-Geneva Times BUILDING MATERIALS- ' UTAH Valley Builders Supply 485 N. State, ph. 225-3300. One stop for all your remodeling remod-eling needs, wide selection of wall and floor tile. Complete financing through Title 1 home improvement loans. tf WANTED 4 DRAWER 3710 file cabinet 225-tfes 225-tfes JUNE CERAMICS-FULLY CERAMICS-FULLY Licensed Instructor,, 15 years experience - Skutt Kilns, Gare Stain and Glazes, supplies wholesale, retail. 66 South, 470 East, Orem, 225-6377. 225-6377. tf FOR RENT-IN RENT-IN OREM - Upstairs 2-bed-room Apt. Partly Furnished. $70 Mo. plus utilities. Call 756-6068. J18tf DONNA'S CUSTOM SEWING The latest fashions made especially to fit you . .maternity wear . wedding gowns . formats 1980 Columbia Lane 373-7325 WEDDINGS PRINTED-WE PRINTED-WE SPECIALIZE in wedding invitations and announcements. All kinds and prices. Wedding picture and story published in newspaper at no charge if invitations in-vitations are purchased at Orem-Geneva Times, 546. S. State, Orem. tf WANTED -PART-TIME secretary with secretarial skills. Priority will be given to those from or in low income family. Contact Con-tact CAP, 75 E. Center, Provo. Jy30b FOR SALE: VICTORIO Fruit Juicers, no pre-cooking, peeling, coring. Call Louie DeRose, 489-6183, 50 S. 4th E., Springville. . J123-01 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR-BERT'S REPAIR-BERT'S Small Engine Service, authorized factory service dealer for Briggs & Stratton, Lawson, Tucumseh. Mowers, tillers, tote-gotes, mini-bikes, etc. Tune-up, repair, and overhauls. New and used engines. en-gines. All work guaranteed. Pick-up and delivery. 660 N. Atlantas Dr. (150 E.), Orem. ' 225-1805. Jy9tf SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED-CLEANED, REPAIRED-CLEANED, oiled, adjusted in your home. $4.50. Call 375-0092 375-0092 or write P.O. Box 392, Provo. Jy23tfb INSTRUCTION-PIANO INSTRUCTION-PIANO and Flute lessons from BYU Music Major. All ages accepted. Lessons given at student's convenience. Call RaNae Judd at 225-7527. Jy23-A20p Located at 369 West 300 South, Provo. Large lot 75 x 200, with a flowing well. Large bedrooms, all clean and ready to move into. Buy on a contract. NEW HOME BUILT BY WAYNE MILLS 5 Bedrooms, all finished. Just right for a large family. Within walking distance U of all schools. Full price $26,400. J LARGE NEW EXECUTIVE HOME Q Large new executive home under construction. This Q home is for the person who insists on quality and quantity, im Eleven rooms, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 3 fireplaces, intercom wiring. Stereo speakers throughout. Bomb shelter, walk-in deepfreeze. Carpet throughout. Located in Orem. r-i Personalized Service to All Utah Counties. JOHNSON REAL ESTATE 148 South State, Orem 373-9821 Roberta Sorensen V UiuUlv viw Helen Boulton T nlolna Dnnc Thursday, July 30, 1970 . """KM FOR RENT- "IN OREM - 1 bedroom horn on large lot. $70 Mo. plus utilities. Call 756-6068. J18tf GUITAR LESSONS GROUP -$1.50 per hour. Pri-vate-$2.00 per half hour. Folk and popular guitar. Call 225-6640 225-6640 after 5:30 p.m. Jy2-Aug.27 WANTED-MALE WANTED-MALE or female adult for an Outreach Aid to work with Community Action Program. Must have a desire to work directly with people in the poverty program, and must have an automobile. Priority will be given to those from or in a low income family. Contact Community Action Program, 75 E. Center, Provo. Jy30b WANTED TO BUY-OLD BUY-OLD coins ' wanted. High cash prices. Call 225-5887 or write to COINS, P. O. Box 613, Provo. Jy30tfb VACUUM lEAIIEl PARTS and SERVICE HOOVER COMPACT AIRWAY ELECTROLUX FILTEX LEWYT FILTER QUEEN ROYAL EUREKA KIRBY and all Other Makes REPAIRS All MAKES .Hose We cary a complete .PaS6S St0Ck of parts' .Belts If we don't .Throw- Away have it, .Bags, Etc. we can get itj Parts & Service for all v Makes Appliances Drapers EFixif Shop 815 W. Columbia Lane (1200 North) Provo Elegant Apartments 2 bedroom with or without Fireplaces Air conditioned Disposals 2 baths Electric or gas heat Phone 225-6157 Fully Carpeted June 25T.F. o 0 This is a large Bi-Level i 0 0 373-7465 PI 225-0221 Pearl Bigler, Pavson 465-3283 3283 " FtinnnnnnnnnnnannanLi |
