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Show y Lehi Locals-- J. Perry Duriey Cleaners Note Progress On Fourth Annivesary Fourth anniversary of Durfey Cleaners location in Lehi sees the rlpanins' riant with greatly In creased volume of business and expanded equipment and services, according to F. Haws , Durfey. manager. It was four years ago this month that Mr. Durfey openof ed his Lehi shop in the Giles building on State Street The business now occupies all of the building, and every available foot of floor space is in use. Mr. Durfey reports that his shop employed three people and one-thi- rd I 1 Sun. Mon. - Tues. April 11 i 2-13 -1- House of Wax starring Vincent Price and Phyllis Kirk-2nFeature South Sea Woman Virginia Mayo Wed - Thur - Fri - Sat April 14 15 16 17 -- ar -- Frenchie 2nd Feature A with Jeff Chandler and Marilyn Monroe 7 V REAL ESTATE WE ARE MEMBERS OF MULTIPLE LISTING BUREAU can move right In to this 4 rm. modern shake home.j Hdwd. floors. Good sized rooms, full basement, with two finished rms. Coal turn. I auto stoker. Very fine loca tion. Only $6850. come let us talk about the terms. ton-silecto- H. Dee and Mary Ann Butler Hansen are the proud parents of a pretty black-haire- d daughter, who arrived March 31, weight 8 lbs. 6 ozs. The newcomer has 5 sisters and 3 brothers. Sharing grandparents honors are Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Butler of Ogden and Hyrum Hansen of Fountain Green. Hansen lives in Fountain Green. Mrs. Annie Butler, 86, of Ogden, is another er great-grandmoth- I Just listed rm. mod. frame home, gas heat, App 1 act land, with water. Fine loc' tion 4 15000. SELL LET US HELP TOUR PROPERTY LIST WITH US YOU already Las shown signs of J. Perry Egan. State Fish and metals helping- Utah s dying mining inGame Commission director, and dustry, according to Miles P. RomHarold Crane, also of the state ney, manager. Utah Mining Asoffice, were featured guests at sociation. "Even before the. program went the meeting of the Lehi Wildlife Association Monday evening in into effect, lead and sine prices advanced slightly," Mr. Bomney the Memorial Building. said. Ha pointed oat, however, that Principal point of discussion was although the new program is cheerthe feasability of construction of ing news, minir.g men and Utah's additional fifth rearing ponds by congressional delegation consider it measure and not a the Association. These additional aa emergency solution to the problem. permanent ponds would add considerably to Utah's real need, Mr. Romney the group's fish production pro- said, is a long range program that will enable the industry to operate gram. grow without setbacks. "In Plans were also laid for con- and the past two years 40 of our mines contest a Junior fishing ducting have stopped operating and more in May. with the winner receivthan 1000 men have lost their ing a fishing pole. Further de- jobs," he said. The mines were tails are to be released at a forced to shot down when damping of foreign metals on the American ' later date. market drove prices down. While Farmers of the area are re- an increase in the price of lead and minded that applications are now cine will make it possible to operations, it will not warbeing received for multi-flor- a rant necessary expenditure", for exhedge rose plants for fence row ploration ana development of long reserve projects." planting. Those interested should range ore plays an "Mining part contact any association member in the prosperity important of oar whole or Dean S packman, local warden. state." Mr. Romnev added. "With ward to more thin a few years of operation using known ore reserves. Stopgap measures cannot do away with the spectre of ghost towns in Utah." Mr. Romney pointed out that the solution to the problem lies in the control of imports. "Unless we work oat such a program," he said "we would be calling on the American taxpayer to out the world surplus of metals, and we can scarcely expect our people to bear such a burden for any length of time." Mr. Romney expressed the mining industry's appreciation for efforts of the Utah congressional delegation in working toward a stable market. He also said the industry was encouraged by Presi dent Dwight D. Eisenhower's ap preciation of the need for action to save a basic industry. "We in Utah have a particularly high stake in successful mining operations," he said, "and the future prosperity of oar state ill de-tend to some extent on the de velopment of a program that will encourage risking capital to seek new ore bodies that will enable the industry to keep operating in the - re-sa-me c It Pays to Advertise! Sheldon and Arlene Feather stone Ewell have a son, born April 2, weight 7 lbs. 4 ozs. There is one small sister. Pleased grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Ewell and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Featherstone, now of Bingham. Mrs. Victoria Stewart enjoyed a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers and family, here Sunday from Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mrs. Rogers will be remembered as the former Margaret Bone of Lehi. They also called on Mrs. Pearl Broomhead at the hospital SPRING Drive In Today See Our Front End Specialist PonUave I Call Dena Grant A. F. 100WI Am. Fork A DON'T DEBT SLAVE BE every way err out of debt 1 Vi WITHOUT BORROWING tf Inatollment payment or pott --due biHs or troubling yea. let in coraoli-dat- a Straight I Bourbon Whiskey and errand H pay all your past owe or net wit an jroe can offora bill, pay-Mo- nt EXAMPLE If YOU OWI AY AS YOU LOW AS $ 500 $1000 $2000 $3000 $10 $15 $23 $33 par week par week par week par waak Bring your DEBT PROBLEM to SKUWTY-N- O 2. Yaa aWf hov eneugh me way for after poylne year bill. Yaa hove bean III, chengadl oba or axktead patting pay check. Yea have bad working hours cat or UVU40 EXPENSES M living eici kH(2 u U JJJJ(lllly A SEXVKI KX YHI NO CHAROI FOR CONtUlTATION CALL PROVO 4528 Knight Finance Bu&eau (Not A laosi Cam pany) 13 EAST CENTER STREET Room 214 . $m Siot 6 ideal bonded bourbon? Look than all over PROVO, UTAH Opoa fvanlngs TiM.M. UtoH NATIONAL old mm DI$TIUiSS.rE0DUCrs W ar i BIG CHIEF tractor Garden h 36 14 k p , GREATEST ROTARY TILLER EVER MADE or "oa9 Garcsnag Tilling Outperforms any other rotary tiller greatest ever made CONCRETE BARROWS vates, weeds, mulches easy to handle in small plots, corners, close to shrubs. HP engine, famous universal non- winding tines (guaranteed against breakage), attachments available. Ask for free demonstration on your own soil! 2V4 1 "9 M-E- 's Aj7 JJ Ty't 34.69 cse our PAYMENT 4sy PLAN Big Values From Lumber Dept 2x48 fir No. 3 fir L &I No. 5 No. 5 5 ft. Steel Post 6 ft. Steel Post $1.44 42c each Pine Sheathing 48c each - - COKFUPltiX; handle, resists heat, sun and freezing. Regular "f - '. - Barb Wire J $10.25 $1.10 each $1.20 each ItVn. ,"V Has reattachable couplings. Limited quantity. l4JJI WHEEL BARROWS I AaaH mriUHt , Auiherlfd 0511 " Priced Only Dlef ft. S13.95 IlliiWbSSI' JR. CHIEF One Wheel Planet Jr. Cultivator Attachments Garden TRACTOR S15.95 S154.50 Planet Jr. Seeder Easy Terms $29.50 Easy Terms 2 per Jin. ft. 22 Inch Ornamental Fence 16c per lin. ft. 36 Inch Ornamental Fence 22c per lin. ft Gallon Hudson VIGORO 50 Lbs. Pressure Spray per spool Inch Ornamental Fence S1.90sq.yd. I S6.95 fw A. I iL VJ"O 3 Jy $8.95 value NOW 95c each 12c 16 fj w & each Pine Sheathing 6ft ft. Steel Post 80 Rod I I 48c each No. 3 614 1 x 612 1 x 812 2 x - Cultivating IHKIS oyf f f low-pric-ed XsX Ten year guarantee. ft. y2" green transparent light and easy to 4 $205.09 WHEEL Plastic Garden Hose 1.99 50 SPECIAL You haven't found tb you'll pick 201-- rake- - SM.95 Values to $2.95 WOaKINO MAN. MtWCOMEU INVITED. te SHm year bills. Our bIcm boa beea appraved by credltort bi en Lehi SAVING GARDEN S2.00 SPECIAL S0.60 3 Gallon Size $4.35 The complete lawn and plant food. CONGOLEUM- - Inlaid Linoleum US TODAY I CONSIGNERS Na Credit Reference Raaairad fMtarlanra bet shown yev mtay neat) kelp with raur bills if 1. Yea awa mora thoa TWICE four NO Call $3.00 Home Tooth, famous Brand Very strong 611(1 serviceable. Regular $2.59 Inch Sturdy Built 17Vi WSfSi Can Bottled fffmniNaWf I For 90 Days GARDEN RAKE MOTO-MOWE- R Easy Terms in Guaranteed HERE! Time to make those improvents you've IS V Fhoao BM 100 Proof Excepti Albert West Dollars Spent in Lehi Come Back to You """tC Dealer Goodwill Used 1! By TOOLS Harmon L. Fine or Repair. Service Phone A&JO MR. JOSH GRACE East Slain - Am. Forki Alter Hours Call Jerry Buckley, Orem W47-R- TV AND WORK start your spring and summer driving,, come In for an inspection. Misaligned and unbalanced wheels yound and scuff away tire rubber. Don't let these two conditions rob you of thousands of miles of tire wear. Phone 468 Complete future." year-after-ye- Rowan Realty 23 . .. SHOWN BELOW planned all winter. For better build ing we suggest you see our large ARE JUST A FEW selection of the supplies you'll need. OF OUR MANY You'll find they mean savings for you. VALUES IN TIME Winter driving puts a terrific strain on the front end and chaste parts of your ear. Ice ruts, rough streets and minor skids ran easily throw the wheels of your car out of alignment and oat of balance. Paul 'ibnouncing . . . with Bear Wheel Alignment So, before you for- 11 is Driving Martin Clements, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Clements of American Fork, underwent March 30. Great-grandmoth- I Ton new Get Ready for Spring and Summer HOSPITAL HAPPENINGS East of Sumatra rovero-me- ot Mrs. George Shindurling (Freda Arthur Glaus, former president Peterson) the East German Misson will be friends Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Goodrich and children of Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Gardner L. Goodrich of Bluebell, were Sunday visitors here with Mr. and Mrs. Anil Stone, close relatives. Miners Hail Efforts of Utah Egan Meets With Lehi Solons f 6 Save Industry The recently announced out farther prospecting for Wildlife Group program of stockpiling metal sources we cannot look visiting here with relatives. Down from and the guest speaker at the 68th Idaho she to Falls, Idaho, spent last Quorum' of Seventy's banquet be held next Thursday, April 15, at Thursday with Mrs. Josephine 7:00 p. m. All members and their Cooper. partners are reminded to attend for an enjoyable and worthwhile evening. The affair will be held in the hall of the Fifth Ward church. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Peck are in charge of arrangements which also include a variety program. Officers of the Fifth Ward MIA and Primary are preparing the banquet. of with Bert Lancaster and -- Mr. and Mrs. Randal Schow were Sunday visitors in Provo irwxl one cleaning unit and a with their sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ruscouple of pressers in 1950- - He sell Schow and family, and the handled his own pickup and de- Wesley Schows. livery service at that time and had Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stone were one route. The shop now emtwo down has from Salt Lake City on and 16 people, ploys new Arbor the Day. They visited with his including units, cleaning InstallMr. unit and Mrs. Arvil Stone automatic parents, completely and family. ed in January. Business during thef our-yeMrs. Florence Williamson, conperiod has increased 450 per cent ference visitor from Whittier, now four are there and with her here visited California, the cover uhieh territory rmitpa. Mrs. Lettie Holla-daaunt, Gudmundsen, y from Provo on the south to and Millcreek on the north. Monday. Mr. Durfey has opened a shop In Mr. and Mrs. G. IL Smith were Riverton. and has a pick-u- p shop dinner guests at the home Sunday In Draper as well. of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fox in Mr. Durfey said he and his Salt Lake City. are deenlv Grateful for the and cooperation the patronage Mrs. Carl Hadlock of Provo, is people of this area have given visiting here at the Curtis Hadthem. The cleaning industry has lock home assstlng with the changed considerably in recent family and the new baby son. years, and Durfey Cleaners are making every enort to stay Here from Boise, Idaho, Mr. and nhroAct r1 iww rieveloDments both Mrs. George Win low spent the through the installation of new week-en- d with his parents, Mr. eauioment and the adoption of new and Clifford Winslow. Their Mrs. cleaning methods. children, Sharon and Brent, remained at home with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Seventy's Banquet Planned For Next Thursday d yT fbxz press, i.rm, ctab WKABitRKM CLE One Group Patterns Regular $1.10 SPECIAL 7tf sq. yd. |