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Show THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1951 THE AMERICAN FORK. CITIZEN PAGE NINE FOR SALE FOB SALE Baled Straw. Cass Willis. .Tel. 317-J, Lehl. S-22-2tp. FOB SALE Canaries, singers. Tel. 154-M, A. F. 3-22-ltp. FOB SALE Stewart-Warner refrig. $50. 233 W. 1st N. Tel. 476-M, A. F. 3-22-ltp. FORT SALE Used Apex washer. $20. 90 E. 1st N., A. F. 3-22-ltp. FOB SALE '49 Chev. 4 door, 2800 miles, new seat covers, A-l condition. Call 445 Thorn-wood Thorn-wood or Tel. 65-R, A. F., Sat. or Sun. . 3-22-2t. FOB SALE Firestone washer, practically new. Tel. 684-W, A. F. 3-22-tf. FOR SALE Baled hay at the Jack Wanlass place, Lehl. L. L. Myers. 3-15-2tp. FOR SALE Living room set, good condition. 252 S. 1st W. Tel. 509-W, A. F. 3-15-tf. FOR SALE Highest quality certified cert-ified Ranger alfalfa seed. 99 percent germination. Tel. Geneva Ge-neva Food and Chemical Co., 2021, P. C or Francis N. Mort-enson, Mort-enson, 453-M, A. F. 3-15-3t FOR SALE Twin rinse tubs. $13. Tel. 209-M, A. F. 2-22-tf. FOR SALE 1938 Chev., 4-dr. Reasonable. Tel. 250-J, A. F. 3-22-lt FOR SALE Conventional washer. wash-er. 435 N. 1st E. Tel. 519, A. F. 3-22-lt FOB SALE Dining and bedroom furniture, misc. pieces. All in good condition. 38 8. 1st W. TeL 146-J, A. F. 3-U-ltp. FOB SALE Apples, $1.23 12.50. Tel. 0267-R3. A. F. 2-8-tf. FOB SALE Potatoes, $1.73 per 100 lb. with your sack. $2.00 if we furnish bag Keith Walt ers, West Main, TeL 0560-R1, A. F. 2-1-tf. The Time ft Jewel Shop SEWEB SERVICE AND TREES REMOVED TeL 306-M, A. F. ,,. . ... 1-11-4L The Time ft Jewel Shop FINE QUALITY STATIONERY Alpine Publishing company, o West Main, A. F. 3-2-tf BE SURE INSURE FHIL D. JENSEN . FOB SALE Baby Chicks. Hamp hire chicks hatched weekly Can hatch Leghorns on order Ivlns Hatchery. TeL 455-J, A F. 8-"-tf FOB SALE Weaner pigs am Hog service. TeL 310-W, Am .Fork. 9-29-iL Desemendinr, Buttonholing, Hemstitching. Style Shop. CUSTOM BUTCHERING i Beef, pork, veal, or mutton. CaH Bob Turner, TeL 325-M, LehL .10-7-4tp BICYCLES Repaired, wheels trued or respoked. Farts for all makes. MalhBlke-Bhop, 458 E. 8Ute, Am. Fork. 1-23-tf. DO-YOUNEEDi . MONEY? A. To -consolidate iM$ ;and reduce payments. B. To remodeL .'C. AddiUonal Improvements D. To complete construction. construc-tion. IF SO. CONTACT HOME TOWN REAL ESTATE COMPANY COM-PANY FOR MORTGAGE LOANS WITH: A. Low Interest rate. . b. Low Loan costs. - C. Low Appraisal fees. D. Two week service. SIZE OF LOANS: $1,000 to $12,500. .... NOT REQUIRED! A. B. Mortgage Insurance. Reserve for taxes and fire Insurance. , HOME TOWN REAL ESTATE , COMPANY 3 West Main Street American Fork, Utah PHONE: 162-J " " AFTER HOURS CALL ' Wilbur R. Harding 46-M, American Fork , William fc. Terry.:..191NM, Lehl LOST Black female Cocker spaniel. Name "Lady". Return Re-turn to LaVere Wadley, BO South Center, A. F. Reward. 3-22-lt. TRADE FOB LATE MODEL CAB 1947 Studebaker 2 ton truck, 2 speed rear end, 8:25 tires, grain and cattle bed, low mileage. mile-age. Q. Albert Spencer 705E 4th N., Pleasant Grove, Utah. Tel. 2324. 3-22-ltp. FOR SALE Palamlno colt; spring tooth harrow,, grain marker, dump trailer; 3 tons . alfalfa hay. Call after 3 p. m. at 290 N. 6th E. Tel. 217-M, A. F. 3-15-2tp. CALL EVELYN STRONG -0267-R3, A. F., Lady Gay items nightgowns a specialty. 8-17-tf CUSTOM PLOWING DONE Call American Fork 0563-J5. HOG SERVICE Tel. 548-M, A. F. 2-l-2tp. FOR LEASE Combination Gas Station, Grocery store and Confectionery. With modern two-bedroom apt. attached. Good opportunity for conscientious con-scientious LDS couple or family. fami-ly. Reply Box 392, Provo, Utah. 1 3-8-4t. Reservation for Parties. Call Owl Inn 35, Am. Fork. 9-21-tf. FOR RENT Furnished apart ments, steam heat, electric cooking. Available now. Tlmp Motel, American Fork. The Time ft Jewel Shop Jersey or Milk Strain Durhan bull service. Peg Taylor. Tel 2022, P. G. 6-18-tf WE HELP: Call 103 Let us help you. Estimates Free am your plumbing, heating, or electrical needs. Gas furnaces, water heaters, ranges or appliances Orants, 180 E. Main. 3-23-tf The Time ft Jewel Shop HIGHEST PRICES PAID For your dead or-- useless - horses cows and pigs. For prompt service can COLLECT utar Hide ft Tallow Co. Phone G W." Price, 218-W, LehL S-Sl-tf SEPTIC TANKS ft CESSPOOLS Cleaned and Installed by Vet eran. TeL 3607, Provo. 7-ZZ-U. We Boy, Sell, Trade or Transfer livestock. Peg Taylor. Tei 2022, PL Grove. 1-27-tf DID YOU KNOW that we can furnish and install your gas floor furnace, gas furnace water heater, space heater range or any appliance? Call us for Free Estimates on your requirements. Phone 1038 F. Grant, Plumbing ft Heating 3-23-tf PREVENT ALFALFA WEEVEL DAMAGE Follow college recommendations: rec-ommendations: Spray your stubble now with Chlordane. ' Tel. Geneva Food find Chemical Chemi-cal Co, 2021 P. ff. or Francis N. Mortenson, 453-M, A. F. 3-15-St. Legal Notice Consult county clerk or re spective signers for further In formation. OTICELTO:CREDrTORS ESTATE OF EDWIN SAWYER and CATHREN SAWYER, Dece- dfeHtS' x-wi:ttfv:(:uriJ Creditors will present claims, with vouchers, to the undersign ed administrator at the office of O. DeVere Wootton, Attorney at Law, Suite 12 Houston Building, American Fork, Utah, on or be fore May 4. 1951. George F. Shelley .Administrator O. DeVere Wootton . Attorney for Administrator American Fork, Utah " , First publication March 1. 1951. Last publication March 22, 1951 " FOB SALE $14,000 5-rm. br strictly mod ern, gas furnace, coop 75 x zu, crarate. 7 acres. Main St. $5250 4-rm. ft bath. Brick sid ing, 2 cellars, large lot, coop la z 40. fruit. Close In. . twin A rm hlnrk Jh hrlrk. nart new, modern, eiec ana on, wash house, laree lot. Alpine. I $8000 8-rm. Calif. Redwood, gas heat, new roor ana wiring, faces east, lawn and shade. I HENRY C JOHNSON 1 Real Estate, Insurance, Notary, Abstracts, Bonds. 32 ..East Main St. TeL 7-W. FOUND Fountain pen on Main St. Monday morning. Identify and pay for adv. TeL 138-W, A. F. 3-22-lt. FOR RENT Small 3-rm. apt., modern, gal range, gas heating heat-ing stove and hot water heater. heat-er. Apply at 310 N. 3rd E. or Tel. 220-W, A. F. 3-22-ltp. WANTED Fryer rabbits, live weight. Call 605-R, A. F. 3-22-2tp. FOR RENT 3rm. apt. with utility utili-ty room; unfur. except floors and gas heat. No smokers. Tel. 468. A. F. 3-22-tf. FOR RENT 4 -room house with tile bath, elec. range, refrigerator, refriger-ator, water heater, oil floor furnace, fireplace, automatic pump, plenty of running water, wa-ter, closets and cabinets; 1 acre lot, garden spot, plenty of Irrigation water, choice young fruit trees and berries, landscaped, coop for 300 hens. One mile from city limits. $50.00. Tel. 478-J, A. F. 3-22-tf. FOR SALE 2-row horse drawn alfalfa marker. Reld Burgess, Alpine. Tel. 0261-R1, A. F. 3-22-lt FOR SALE Living room set $90. Chair and stool $25, Platform rocker $35, Radio (RCA) $25, Radio (GE) $5, Coffee table $10, 2 end tables $3 ft $5, Dining Din-ing room set $45, Bedroom set $45, Bedroom set $40 (springs - -ft mattress )7 Kltchenset $13, Bed mattress and springs $25, Single bed springs and mat tress $15, Used Piano $125. TeL 104-M, if no answer call 3, A. F. 3-22-tf, Legal Notice NOTICE TO WATER USERS Notice Is hereby given that Junius J. Hayes; 1148 East First South Street. Salt Lake City, Ut. has filed with the State Engl neer, a request for an extension of time from March 7, 1951 to March 7, .1952, In which to make and submit Proof ot Appropria tion of water under Application No. 11324 for the appropriation of 1 sec.-ft. of water from two unnamed springs In Utah County, Coun-ty, to be used for the Irrigation of 100 acres of land from March 15 to Nov. 1, and for year-round Incidental domestic and stock- watering purposes. It is represented that $50.00 has been expended developing water and $500.00 has been expended ex-pended to purchase pipe. Time Is requested to Install the pipe and submit Proof of Appropria tion. Protests resisting the granting of said request, with reasons therefor, must be In affidavit form, with extra copy and ffled with the State Engineer, 403 State Capitol, Salt Lake City 1, Utah, on or before May 3, 1951. A hearing will be held on this request for extension of time before be-fore the State Engineer at 403 State Capitol. Salt Lake City, Utah, at the hour of 10:00 ajn., May 7, 1951. - Protestants- may appear at the hearing and adduce ad-duce testimony in support of their, protests. - u . - Joseph M. Tracy, STATE ENGINEER RrsTFuMcaUon Last publication April 5, 1951. ROWANREALTY SALES Am. Fork Third Ward i For this good stuccoed home located on acre. New bath fixtures. Large granary and garage. Near church and schools. 3 Bed Room Brick, Modern Located on 1 acres with flowing well and Irrigation water for land. Oood coops an other buildings. 4 We have several other good homes and farms with homes. Also well located building lots. ' . CaH 46S - .' . Rowan Realty, J nc. 23 E. Main AMERICAN FORK, UTAH' After Hours Call: E. Ray Gardner ...... 24J, A. P Oefald Buckley 0647-R1 Oren FOR SALE Coal range, good shape. Also a G. E. Electric water tank, good as new. Marion Parker. 3-22-2tp. FOR RENT 3-rm. furnished apt. 398 8. 1st W. Tel. 374-M, A.F. 3-22-tf Aquaculture Class In Maryland School Proves Successful PRINCE FREDERICK. Md-Thousands Md-Thousands of boyi throughout the nation take courses In agriculture while in high school. But the Calvert county consolidated high school in Maryland hat an aquatuhure class. Iff an earning a well as a learn-big learn-big clan. Tht pupils learn how to raita oysters. Like farm cropa, oysters can be planted and harvested. Thier growth can be encouraged and the yield sustained by scientific methods of management and conservation. From two bed! on which they planted seed oysters two and a half years ago. the boy3 harvested an estimated 5.700 bushels in 1950. Figured at an average price of $2.50 per bushel, that comes to something like $14,250. After paying back the tidewater fisheries department depart-ment for the seed oysters, investing in more of them, and putting a per-centage per-centage of the take into class projects, the boys cleared about $40 each. But 10 far si educational and conservation authorities art concerned, con-cerned, the actual profits are strictly strict-ly secondary. " They see the" tourse in valuable educational, practical, and civic experience for the boys. They also aee it at an example to older residents resi-dents of the benefits of sound conservation con-servation practices. The boys take classroom work and meet once a week to make and repair equipment They spend at least half a day every month at the Chesapeake biological- labora- ftory at Solomons, making field ob servations, taking inventories of their stock, and studying problems of resource management The class was formed late in 1947 by about 20 boys, on their own initiative. in-itiative. It is limited to sons ot watermen, and to students living on tidewater. , . Conserva tion. off icials.view.the class as the beginning of a new trend In oyster production. Chesa peake bay production has declined from IS million bushels s year to leu than 1 million in the last 63 years. Who Polices tht Police? Washington His thv Anxwir WASHINGTON. O. C Have you ever wondered who polices the police? Well, here's one city's answer. Superintendent of Washington police, Robert J. Barrett en route to work at t a.m., radioed headquarters with s description of two of bjs officers. He wanted to know what scout Car they were driving. "Scout, 113"., the startled dispatcher dis-patcher replied. "You tell the one lining aext to the driver to sit up," Barrett ordered. "If be wants to sleep, let him go home. tllfhly Dinosaur Suffered Arthritis, Sclintist lays CHICAGO. . I11.-A Smithsonian anthropologist reports that. dinosaurs', dino-saurs', the big shots of the reptilian reptil-ian era millions of years ago, ap- - Dr. T. Dale Stewart said the Smithsonian Institute has a dino-aauer dino-aauer whose skeleton shows bon defects strikingly similar to those observed, to. Jjumjini . known , ipj&f nwf fer ffig lrom"ogenera Uvfc-ar thritia" sometimes accompanying old age. .Th.ls ;. ...type, of . erthritls---beUeved V'bedW'tnTinosf "cases Just 'to the wear and tear of living limits the activities of Its victims and usually causes pain. Stewart said the roughening of the joints seen in the Smithsonian's monstrous "dino" presumably would have caused the beast to take many a day off to rest up from his pain. - He cited the esse as further evl-dence evl-dence in support of a current study indicating that prehistoric men and animals suffered from much the same bone diseases and deformities deformi-ties that affect modern man and beast f. , , 35-Yiar-Cld Mother CIvis Elrth to Eighteenth Child PITTSBURGH, Pa.-Mrs. Arthur Criier, 38. whose children Include four sets of twins and one set ot triplets, gave birth to her 18th child recently. . "It's the biggest baby I've delivered de-livered in a long time," the family fam-ily doctor said. A girl, she weighed 14 pounds. i , f Mrs. Griser's oldest chUdHs 18. The others are 14, U. 11; twins... 10; twins. 7; twins, 8; twins, 4. 2; and triplets, 1. Mr, G riser, pipe titter, is only part time employed. Of UP&L to Be Honored Seven employes of the Utah Power & Light Company from Utah .Valley will be honored March 26 at the concern's Fourteenth Four-teenth Annual Veterans Club banquet. It was announced today to-day by Orson Slack, chairman of this year's fete. The seven Utah Valley person nel are among 77 long-time em ployes of the company who will be honored at the Newhouse Hotel In Salt Lake City. According to Mr. Slack, the party will be highlighted with the awarding of service pins to these men and women who have worked a total of more than 2000 years In the electric Industry. Of this group 20 will be initiated Into In-to the club as 20-year fledglings, fledg-lings, and the remaining 58 will be accorded recognition for serv ice records ranging from 25 to 45 years each. Pins win be presented pre-sented by George M. Gadsby. company president. Utah valley employes to be honored include: from Alpine, Clarence L. Peterson, Alpine plant operator, 40 years; from American Fork, Orson M. Black, division manager, 35 years; La- Mar S. Evans, senior salesman, ATTRACTIVE EAST LANE HOME Excellent location, basement, base-ment, plumbing for automatic auto-matic washer, landscaped -garage. REASONABLY PRICED TeL 726-M, lreve - Or Write P. D. Box 415, v Provo, Utah. THIS IS THE TIME TO PEP UP YOUR LAWN FERT IUZER AH types i and equipment to apply it. COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE For New and Old Lawns Seed Peat Mpss Fertilizers Full Stock Garden Seeds and Supplies Let Us Help You With All Planting Problems American Fork Nursery Telephone 64-J 1 324 East State Road Am. Fork ARE READYrEOR PLANTING? BARLEY -JWHEAT - OATS .'.TOP QUALITY ' Clean and Proven Types ORDER NOW ' ... LEHI -ROLLER MILLS - - Lehi, Utah Telephone :46 t- 30 years, Elvernon - Fergurson, Lower American Fork plant fore man-operator, 30 years: Sarah H. Rowe, typist, 30 years and Cr Alden Gray, senior estimator, 20 years; and from Orem, Elmer D. Eastman, Olmsted plant chief operator, 25 years. Sweet route VlUmuu ; ' An average serving of sweet potatoes po-tatoes offers more vitamin A than the recommended dally requirement require-ment of an average person, and 80 per cent of the daily vitamin C requirement re-quirement i Storing Jama All Jams and jellies should be stored In your refrigerator after the containers are opened to keep them cold and firm and to prevent spoilage. If you want Gas for heating Coll us for details. COAL - OIL - GAS Warm Air Heating BUY LENNOX GU NTH ER Tour Comfort is Our Concern" Phone Am. Fork 607 or Lehl 1S9-J for Free Estimates YOF OUR FULL STOCK OF GRAIWS Mint jelly adds a refreshing flavor fla-vor to grapefruit After the grapefruit grape-fruit has been prepared in the usual way, insert a cube ot mint jelly In the center and serve. See These Goodwill USED CARS 1948 Pontiac I Hydra 4-door $1595.00 1946 Pontiac I 4-door $1130.00 1937 Dodge 4-Dr, new motor .. .. $195.00 1949 Olds Hydra 0 4-door $1895.00 Paul L. Harmon Co. 297 W. 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