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Show Orem-Geneva Times Thursday, August 10. 1972 SHERIFF'S SALE Property at Orem, UTAH 190 Ellas Dr., Legal Notice ;;:-.-A I" .-A i . i fa 1 s"' . r-'f IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH JUIDICAL DISTRICT, DIS-TRICT, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY COUN-TY OF UTAH, STATE OF UTAH. NOTICE OF SALE (Real Property) Sheriff's No. 61829 To be sold at Sherriff s Sale, at the west front door of the C oun-ty oun-ty Courthouse in the city of Provo, County of Utah, State of Utah on the 17th day of August 1972 at 10:30 o'clock a.m, on said day that certain piece or parcel of real property situate in Utah County, State of Utah, described as follows to-wit: Lot 8, Plat "A, Sunray Park Subdivision, Orem City, Utah County, Utah, according to the official plat thereof on file in the office of the Recorder of Utah County, Utah Purchase price payable in lawful law-ful money of the United States. . Dated at Provo City, Utah this 20th day of July, 1972. RALPH CHAPPLE, Sherriff of Utah County, Utah by Doris B. Wetzel Deputy Vernon Romney Attorney for Plaintiff 404 Kearns Bldg. Salt Lake City, Utah Published in the Orem -Geneva Times, July 27, Aug. 3, Aug 10, 1972, Orem Utah. Legal Notice NOuCE OF PUBLIC HEARING: Notice is hereby given that the Orem City Council will hold a ' Public Hearing at 8:00 p.m. on August 29, 1972, intheOremCity Center, at which time public consideration con-sideration will be given to a recommendation of the Orem City Planning Commission that an Overlay Zone Ordinance for a Planned UnitDevelopment be discussed. dis-cussed. Harvey A. Pace Zoning Administrator Published in the Orem-Geneva Times, August 10, 17, 24, 1972. N0W YOU CAN Yes, you can actually own pure silver. Start bui'ding your economic security now. Find out today what silver can do for you tomorrow. Get the Please for my Name Hallmark of Security J Address INTERNATIONAL MINT CORPORATION 702 El Paso Building Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 City State ooooooooooooooooooooo o o o 0 o o o 0 HERE'S WHERE YOU GET FOR YOUR o m o o o 0 0 0 0 o 0 a o 0 0 o o o o o o o BIG BUSINESS Flour mill doing very well in Utah County with a lot oi equipment and acreage. Over $200,000.00. NEW RAMBLER IN NORTH OREM All brick construction, excellent location, large living room, kitchen, carport, fireplace, and a full basement. $24,900.00. PROVO BUSINESS LOCATION With rental units in rear, located just off the avenue. Over $600 per month income. Total price $57,500.00. MOTTO: PHONE A HOME OF YOUR PERSONALIZED SERVlLti TO ALL Of UTAH CUUflTY JOHNSON REAL ESTATE 14B South State, Orem o O Diane Chip man , r David Castle . . , 225-6650 225-8632 red Johnson ... . 225-6524 4 . f if l ' t ' - f IN AN EXCHANGE with 4-H Groups in Calgary,-Alberta, Canada, 28 boys and girls and two chaperones were guests in homes of 4-H participants around Utah County this month. Shown above from left to right, are Canadian Exchange 4-H Members Visit In Orem 4-H boys and girls of Orem and girls in Utah County 4-H joined others in Utah County in Clubs will be sponsored through-welcoming" through-welcoming" their guests, 28 out the coming months to pro-Canadian pro-Canadian 4-H students, into their vide funls for their return ex- homes. A special exchange porgram has been arranged through the local 4-H council coordinating with the 4-H youth council of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Together they have made arrangements for the Canadain young people to visit here this summer, followed byanexchange visit of our own youth to Canada next sumrnsr. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Adams were hosts for Denise de Beaudrop; and Brian Mose; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Duncan had Glen Stankievech and Harvey Stankievech; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Becker hosted Rhonda Moran; Mr. and Mrs. Heber Lee Davis from Lake view hosted Sandy Fordyce; Douj de Beaudrop also stayed with a local family. Some of the activities provided for the Canadian youth while they were here included tours of the Geneva U.S. Steel Plant and Kennecott Copper mine; and a visit to the GreatSaltLake,Tim-panogos GreatSaltLake,Tim-panogos Cave, and TempleSquare in Salt Lake City. Fund-raising events for boys BUY AND SAVE facts TODAY! tell me how to find a silver lining family and business: Zip No obligation, naturally! 0 o o 0 0 0 o o o i o o o 0 0 o 0 o o 0 o o o o o MONEY! OWN IS AS NEAR A3 YOUR 0 225-6581, 0 465-3001 f Dick Luke . . Pearl Blgler Dorothy Jasperson 225-6636 eight of the participants who stayed with Orem residents: Front, Rhanda Moran, Glen Stankierech, and Sandy Fordyce; back, Brian Mose, Denise de Beaudrop, Harry Stankierech, and Dough de Beaudrop. change next summer. ACREAGE V2 Acres For Sale OREMS BEST LOCATION Write P.O. Box 65, Orem for more particulars W Day: Sportsmen Honored Nationally The President's proclamation to recognize September 23 as National Hunting and FishingDay has given the sportsman the opportunity of a lifetime to show his true face as a conservationist. NHF Day will afford sportsmen the opportunity to publicize their $2.2 billion contribution to conservation con-servation in this generation. Sportsmen annually spend more than $200 million on hunting and Mt. Fuel Earnings Down For Fiscal Year Earnings of Mountain Fuel Supply Company and subsidiary for the first six months of 1972 and for the 12-month period ending June 30, 1972, were lower than earnings for the comparable periods a year ago, it was reported Wednesday by M. M. Fidlar, president. For the first six months of 1972, earnings applicable to. common stock were$5,196,630, or $2.05 a share, compared with restated earnings of $6,184,969, or $2.44 a share for the same period in 1971. For the 12 months ending June 30, 1972, earnings for common were $7,032,954, or p2.77 a share, compared with restated earnings of $8,480,355, or $3.34 a share for '.he 12 months ending June 30, 1971. (Earnings were restated due to lie acquisition of Interstate Brick "ompany on April 21, 1971.) Mr. Fidlar said that lower earnings are the result of warmer weather, which cut down the demand tor natural gas during the heating season, and increasing . costs. Although the Companywas granted rate relief in both Utah ind Wyoming to offset higher prices of gas supplies and to accelerate its exploration pro-prrm pro-prrm to find new gas reserves, the effective date of the rate relief in Utah could not be made until mid-May of 1972, well after the higher revenue heating season. Appeals are presently pending in both Utah and Wyoming to modify or revoke the recent actions taken by the respective Public Service Commissions granting the Company rate relief, but the Company is hopeful the Commission orders will be sustained, sus-tained, Mr. Fidlar said. Ace Rents We rent annual auyuung. Baby Cribs Rolloway Beds Power Tools Sports Equipment 1745 S.St,, Orem Ph. 225-4816 V J So says the VJL. Dl. KflDARE by Kan ftafd WU'S WO WMTINO UST T YOU J VA. HOSPITAL FOS ANY VETERAN WHO , A SERVICE-COWIfUtll nro kino feature vywot cAtb inc Fof information, f on in I Ihr rvriml VA offk nhwk vtHir phont book l of wnlf Vrirrim AdminniratHm. MX. HIO Vrrmonl NW. Wahinplin DC 20420 fishing licenses and nearly $48 million more in excise taxes on fishing tackle, sporting arms and ammunition. With full support from sportsmen's sports-men's clubs and sportsmen, action can be taken to clear up misinformation and misrepresentation misrepre-sentation being circulated on their outdoor sports. NHF Day could be the conservation happening of the 70's as Earth Day was in the 60's. Mexcan Scientists Abroad Return As Opportunities Open in Mexco MEXICO CITY -Mexican scientists who had left their country ten years ago to work abroad are now returning home because President Luis Echeverria has instituted a multi-million dollar program which is providing new opportunities op-portunities for scientific research. The reverse in the brain drain is the achievement of the National Council of Science and Technology, created by President Echeverria in 1971, to promote scientific research re-search and to develop new technologies to meet the needs of Mexico's developing economy. The Council has already invested more than $5 mil-1 lion in new research programs pro-grams at universities and institutes throughout Mexico. Mex-ico. Among the first to return were several distinguished nuclear scientists who had been on the faculties of universities in the United States. "We are extremely pleased that these men are returning to Mexico," one Government official said, "because we do not have enough scientists to meet our present needs. With their return, we will not have to wait five years while new scientists are trained." 'These men are being drawn to Mexico by new research re-search projects which the National Council of Science and Technology is funding in the fields of medicine, engineering, geology and oceanography. At the School of Medicine at the University Univer-sity of Nuevo Leon, a pro ject is under way to train scientific and technical faculty in pharmacology and toxicology. Research is also being conducted there in J I C-US IF YOUR MOTOR OVERHEATSjJ C. Come in and have tciv'l ? your radiator checked f" JVv i y by our experienced team. Wo check the - f thermostat, radiator J i hose, tighten the fan' oen, auu me proper anti-freeze ofcollant ; and all at f f 456 S. University SINCE 1954 COMPLETE The Insurance Center 659 No. State, Orem ' Bennett Lauds Success Of Nixon's Economics WASHINGTON Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, R-Utah, said today, "The Presidont's economic program pro-gram is definitely bringing the strong improvement in the economy which 'las been one of the major objectives or this Administration. Adminis-tration. The Senators said that detractors de-tractors of President Nixoa's economic policy are going to have to find another campaign issue for 1972. Inflation has been cut back to a rate one-half of what it was in 19G9, he said. "In 1969 the inflation in-flation rate was 6.1 percenUSince last August the Consumer Price Index has shown a rate of inflation of 2.9 percent compared with a rate of 3.8 percent in eight months before the wage-price freeze. I don't believe there can be any question about the success of this Administration in cutting back on inflation and increasing the real buying power of the American people he said. "The success of the President's Presi-dent's policies are directly measurable by the increase in personal income. Personal income in-come in the first quarter of 1972 FOR SALE 1955 VW ruas good. $400.00 See at 175 East 1200 South, Orem or call 225-1998 after 5:30. FOR SALE Good economical transpor- tation - 1902 Ford Falcon $150.00 1957 Honda 305 Super Hawk $150.00. CallGregor George. 224-1685. -AlO.p metabolism adaptability in trauma and exercise, important impor-tant principally in sports. Similarly, at the National Institute of Cardiology, the Council is funding research in electrophysiology of the heart. In addition to funding existing ex-isting research centers, the Council is also working to create and develop new ones. In Ensenada, a multi-discipline multi-discipline research center has started which will involve in-volve the Departments of Marine Science and Oceanography Ocean-ography of the University of Baja California. The Council is also subsidizing sub-sidizing private researchers. research-ers. Francisco de los Santos Izquierdo, a textile engineer, engi-neer, has patented a rotary mill for mechanical grain grinding. With Council backing, back-ing, a prototype will be developed, de-veloped, which will benefit both Mexico and Izquierdo. "It is cooperative efforts like this," one Government official said, "that will stimulate invention and encourage en-courage academic activity for the good of Mexico." 2 t I C REASONABLE RATES - Provo 373-6463 925-2673 SERVICE reacted a record high rate of $900.1 billion. There is little doubt that more people are working and making more money than at any time in the nation's history," the Senator said. Singer Touch & Sew In Freight Damaged Cabinets Full Price Is $38.80 For Further Information In-formation Call Collect 466-6473 Days, 278 - 5155 Nights. FOR SALE 1972 Datsun Station wagon. $2,295.00. Call 225-5393. FOR SALE Electric Range. 1 burner out. $25.00. Call 224-1044. FORCED LIQUIDATION SALE Thousands of choise wooded acres near river; 40 miles east of Heber Valley. Excellent hunting and fishing. Forced by state of Utah to sell at over 50 discount. $84.00 per acre in 10- w hi hhh0c nio adjoining property selling at $450 per acre wun no utilities. 25 down; balance in five years of 8 ARR warranty deed and title insurance. Phone 654-0791; 654-0466, 654-0466, 292-2583, 785-2852. AlOb BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY $7,200 annnallv erowinirGen- seiig Root for us! Market guar anteed. Fall planting. Send ?2.00 (refundable) for seed, instructions. GC Herbs; 135 Pleasant St., Middleboro, Mass. 02346. A,10,17,24b STEREO CONSOLE 1972 SpanishStyleStereoSolid State, Built-in 8 track tape player. FM-AM Radio full size automatic turntable, Diamond needle, beautiful hand rubbed Walnut cabinet, $186.00 or $9.80 payments. 1351 Riverside River-side Ave, across from Desert Industries. 11-8 daily. AlOp FOR SALE 1960 Chevrolet. 283 with 30-30 Cam. Solid lifters, headers. Fuely heads. 780 HoUey 3-speed 3-speed Hurst, 411 gears. Extra 283 engine that runs good and extra trans mission parts. Take all for $300. Also 4-cylinder jeep motor, newly rebuilt $175. See at 865 MemmoDriveOrem or call 225-1184. AlOb FOR SALE 1971 Alladin 20 ft. Trailer, self contained (toilet, shower, frig., etc.) 4 tandem wheels, sleeps 7. Paid $3400 year ago will sacrafice for $2395. 262 N. 200 E., PleasantGrove, call 785-3400. For Rent office space in the new Orom State Bank Building. Contact Warner Murphey at 225-4090. WORLD'S LARGEST MOST 'l nuSlLD I 1V1U vc-iw Bailey Moving and and storage Keprescnung Allied Van Lines 1600 South State, Orem Ptu'225-4545 GYMNASTICS CLASS Gymnastics taught by professional profes-sional gymnist. Also teaching ballet, floor exercises, and acrobats. Call 225-3915. J29,J16b MOTORS REPAIRED Have a factory trained man repair your mowers, tillers, minnie bikes and small engines en-gines at no higher charge. AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE CENTER for: Briggs and Stratton Lawson-Tecumseh Clinton Engines ChainSaws Outboard Motors We use only genuine parts. Free pick up and Delivery in Orem. Call 225-1805, A 13b MISC. FOR SALE-CARPETS SALE-CARPETS stay beautiful despite de-spite constant wear by a busy family. Get Rug - Mate Stain Removing Rug Shampoo. Rent electric shampooer $1. Nelson Paint and Glass Co., 1066 S. State, Orem. 225-4141. tf CARPET CLEANING, Steamway Carpet Cleaning. Nqw under new management. Spring Cleaning Special, this Week and next wee only. AU carpet $.08 a square foot. Call 225-3314 or 225-4469. TIRES When you need good tires, see Don. 375-6363. Premium snow tires, radial tires, fancy tires. 480 W. 500 S., Provo. 014tfb OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT IN Orem State .Bank Building. Contact Warner Murphy at 225-4095.! 225-4095.! tf APARTMENT FOR RENT Unfurnished duplex. One bedroom, bed-room, carpeted and draped. Large rooms, fenced yard, off-street off-street parking. Utilities furnished. fur-nished. $110 month. Call 225-2083. 225-2083. A3B APARTMENT FOR RENT Unfurnished 2 bedroom apartment; apart-ment; , carpeted, draped and paneled. Utilities furnished. $130 month. Call 225-2033. A3?b fRESH PRODUCE Cukes all sizes. Will take orders; first call basis. Also limited amount of sweet corn and some squash. 225-3655. A3, 10, 17,24B TRUCK FOR SALE Dodge Truck 10.12 ft. rancho camper, excellent condition. Many extras,See to appreciate. 373-3636. j27b BRUITS FOR SALE Fruit-All kinds-Peggy's Fresh Frozen Fruit for home freezer or canning; Pitted Pie Cherries, Cher-ries, Sweet Cherries, Raspberries, Rasp-berries, Sliced Strawberries, Apricot Halves, Sliced Peaches, Pea-ches, Gooseberries etc., Simply delicious! In 10 lb. plastic pails & 30 lb. cans. Do not bring containers. Cheapest & best way to buy fruit. There's no waste. Makes canning so carefree, you may never sit & peel or pit fruit again. Free recipies with purchase, pur-chase, including Old - Fashioned Fash-ioned Gooseberry Pie. GarnL. Baum, 4200 No. University Ave., Provo, Utah, 225-3429. Daily 9:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m. A3,10,17,24B READY MIXED CO KI CR.ETE Text: RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS Awaiting Your Call. WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL STERIO FOR SALE 1972 Stereo Component sound system. 8-track tape player. AM-FM Radio. Professional Garrard turntable. 8-speaker air suspension. Sold new over-$319. over-$319. Balance only $158 or $9.90 month. 1351 Riverside Avenue (Across from west entrance of Deseret Industries) Indus-tries) 11-8 p.m. dailv A3n GIRLS ATTENTION WEDDINGS - The finest selection selec-tion in Utah County. 546 So, State, Orem-Geneva Times. FOR SALE One 4x5BushCamera$150.00. One older Speed graphic 4 x 5 $50.00. Phone 225-8957 M9b MISC. FOR SALE- ' BE GENTLE, be kind, to that-expensive that-expensive carpet, clean it. with-Blue with-Blue Lustre. Rent, heavy dty electric shampooer ,$3' Utah Valley Builders Supply-andPro Hardware. 485'N. State, 225-3300., 225-3300., tf BUILDING MATERIALS Utah Valley Builders Supply 485 N. State, ph. 225-3300. One stop for all your remodeling remodel-ing needs, wide selection of wall and floor tile. Complete' fffiancing through Title I home improvement loans. ti USED APPLIANCES NO down payment on late-model late-model used refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, ranges - Or use our rental purchase plan. Largest selection in Central Utah. Every appliance guaranteed and we will trade. Used Appliance Ap-pliance Super-market, 127 E. Main, Lehi. JlOtfb RIDER WANTED For downtown Salt Lake or West High School area. Leave 6:30 a.m. Phone 225-5393. tfp FOUR DIPLOMATS Close out, gotta go, full 10 discount Pearsons, Orem 1525 North State ph. 225-4765 J13,20,27 I WE WILL TRADE for Guns, boats, diamonds, live stock or cars. Get your new camptrailer or mobile home today Pearsons, 1525 No.State Orem. Phone 225-4763 SPECIAL SPECIAL NOW 14 x 64 Tamarack, 3 bedroom bed-room Serial No. 4547 only $7386.00!! Pearsons 1525 N. State Orem. Ph. 225-4763, J13.20.27 MISCELLANEOUS If you know of something that your neighbors would enjoy reading about in the line of hobbies, functions, family hobbies, hob-bies, reunions, call 225-1340 Your hometown newspaper. WANTED OREM NURSERY SCHOOL enrolling en-rolling now for summer program, pro-gram, ages 3-8. Full or part time. Art, music, science, numbers, special program for school age children includes reading skills, math; etc. Also Al-so enrolling for private Kindergarten to be taught in Fall by certified teacher, small class, accelerated program; 225-6150. tf anbiJ. Driveways Sidewalk Foundation Rebar Cement Color 'Well Ties' Expansion Joints Sonotube Curing Compound Adhesives Pt?QS7' Dial Provo 373-10C3 ooooooooooooooooooooo .4 1480 NORTH STATE. i ' w 0 to j 4 '1 |
