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Show 14 :J r ' ) " J 'Jf. 'rl: M tfct- - ..... '.. , ? , v (J MADONNA lily bulba. six for $U 358 North 10 West. Ph. 4563R. i o ; ace rv nr ess (ce " tit.-- Benjamin News -- 7 Lost & Found LOST small grey horse in Orem. Please caU 3478 Provo. Reward. ST in vicinity of Spanish Fork, rown riding mare. Phone So. IF YOU GIVE EXPERT SERVICE, ORDER YOUR INEXPENSIVE AD TO RUN HERE REGULARLY Ladies Stage Unique Party 0, Florist CALL ON THESE FIRMS FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 1954 Utah County, Utah - --i v DAILY HERALD H rk 399W. F5 LOSTv BrownXmale Chiawawa be- - v ALTERATIONS tweeh 5th North and Center on ALTERATION and sewing.. 105 So. ADDIE Allen, distinctive catering 5th West. Reward. Call 1835M. for weddings, lunches, teas, dances Main, rear Snelson Realty. Sprin-vill- ' and parties. 1260 Cherry Lane. , 10. Help Wanted Male CUYLER'S Tailoring Shop. 447 North Ph. 3734R. 2nd West. Ph. 4998M. laaies" smart CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANK S TELEGRAPHER S AND STATION suits froi9 men's. Men's. Ladies CLEANED and AGENTS NEEDED. installed anywhere alterations. veterans Service. by Sanitary want to talk, to 10 men. 18 to AUTO GLASS Reasonable. Ph. 3607. 935 West 35e who are interested in 3rd South.' BROKEN elass replaced. Specialized nent employments with railroads efficient work. Ahlander Mfg. Co. as telegraph operators and StaCUSTOM HOME BUILDING 490 South University. Ph. 3700. tion Agents at wagesfrom $325.00 HOMES well built on your lot or my and up. Training does hot interfere AUTO ACCESSORIES! choice lots in Edgemont. M. A. with present job. If sincere, ammodel All used parts. makes LATE Brereton. Ph. 06R4. bitious in and health, write Hilltop Auto Works. Ph. 4433 Orem Box 486 co Thegood Dail - Herald givDRAINS SEWERS BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES ' ing name.! telephone number and electricaUy. Free proper address. FERGUSON'S Bicycle Shop. AuthorPhone service. estimates, prompt ized - Schwinn Dealer. All , makes 3131. Don L. Wissmiller. of used brikes. overhauling, paint-- " 11. Help Wanted Female & Drain Service. trade-ins. Phone Provo ing and FLOORING 1118. 795 South State St. GIRL or woman to tend children FOR all types of floor work. Call while mother works. Must stay BULBS 3478 Henderson Floor Service.-Pn- . nights. Call 2935 PI. Grove. FIRST grade Holland bulbs of all GIRL for part-tim- e FURRIER kinds. Now at Perry's Seed Store. modeling and posing. Give name .address, age 8th West. HELEN SWENSEN. , Furs restyled and complextion. Write Herald and cleaned ; repaired, stored, CARPET CLEANING ' Box 492. f j 131 Ave. Ph. NorthrJnivglazed. CARPET and upholstery cleaning. WANTED Two ladies to introduce 656. Free estimate. Call Gordon HanTupperware. car necessary. Phone GARAGE DOORS sen. 0821J1. for appointment after 6 p.m. i MARTIN overhead doors. Pivot 3776W. Install, jamb. track, sectional. $47.50 up. R. W. Lowry 0663R1 12. V CATERING" e. By MRS. J. R. PEAY BENJAMIN A "Come As You Are' 'party was held Tuesday at the home of Julia Herbert. One lady was in the midst of houser cleaning when the ladies called to bring her to the party, while another was quilting, one was wash ing, and one was sewing. Sally Thompson was in charge of the party, assisted by Millie Herbert. Games were displayed and prizes given. Refreshments were served Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Tippetts and son, Royal, spent the weekend at Gunnison. Mrs. Lottie Johnson attended a shower for a relative Friday night at Midvale. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wride an nounce the arrival of a baby boy born at the Payson Hospital. This is their first child. v MIA officers, with Otto Ren Stewart in charge, canvassed the ward last week for Improvement Era subscriptions. A pot luck sup per was served at the chapel fol- l . Probate and lowing the drive. The Mens and Ladies Club went Guardianship Notices o Provo Saturday night for their Consult County Clerk or the dinner and then to the home of Respective Signers for ' Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hawkins to Edith games. play progressive v Hawkins and Ed Johnson won the NOTICE TO CREDITORS . high score prizes. Estate of Samuel B. Robinson, Mrs. Millie Herbert was hostess deceased Creditors will present to the ABC Club last week. Prizes claims with vouchers to the un went to Mae! Sheperd and Dorothy dersigned at the law offices of Hawkins. Aldnch & Bullock, 35 North Uni Mrs. Clara Ludlow went to Salt versity Avenue, Jfrovo, Utah on 1954 Nobel Prize In medicine with Dr. Thomas H. Weller, Lake City last weel to visit with or before February 17, 1955. right; and Frederick C- - Robbins, developed a successful her two sisters. The three sisters method of - growing polio virus in human tissue. U. P. BERNICE R. ADAMSON . try to get together once each Administratrix Telephoto).month. Published in The Daily Herald Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wolfe and Oct. 15 22, 29. Nov. 5, 1954. children left this week to visit NOTICE TO CREDITORS relatives in Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Max Wride, of Estate of Lloyd B. Dickson de Salem, entertained at a dinner Sun- ceased. Creditors will present Forces Assistance to Korea projday for his mother, Mrs. Florence claims with vouchers to the under- ects sponsored by the 7th' Infan- Ralph Rigby Receives Wride, in honor of her birthday. Siened at 720 East 620 North Visitors at the home of Alma Street, Provo, Utah on or before Rank of try Division's 17th Regiment. Corporal Members of Pfc. Jackson's unit Johnson Sunday were Mr. and the 15th day of December, A.D. are building and- repairing sev- Ralph E. Rigby, former student Mrs. John Olsen and children, of 1954. Doris P. Dickson, eral primary "schools and restor- at Brigham Young University, Mink CreekJ Ida., and Mr. and of administratrix of the estate and facilities and Bud Johnson Mrs. roads children, was irrigation ing recently promoted to the Salt Lake of Lloyd B. Dickson deceased. to useable conditions. City. of rank while Corporal serving Mrs. of first mihliratinn. dot Date entertained A rifleman in Comprny L, jack-so- n with the Third Floyd Barney Army Division in entered the Army in July, Korea, according to word receiv- the second and third grades at a 8, A.D. 1954. 1951, and has been overseas ed in Provo. birthday party for her daughter, Published in The Dailv Herald Oct. 8, 15, 22, 29, 1954. since December, 1953. Sherry Lee, Tuesday. cpi. Kigby nas been serving Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins and with the Personnel Section of the son, Reid, of Copperton, were Sun 65th Infantry Regiment in Korea. Pfc. Calvin Lasson visitors at the home of Mr Santaquin News day The Third Army Division to which and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson. Promoted To Corporal he has been attached, has been Mrs. Wilford Emery, of Salt Lake G. assigned to stateside service, and FORT HOOD, Tex.-Ca- lvin City, has been a visitor at the Lasson, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Ber- Cpl. Rigby has been transferred home of her daughter, Lucille nard G. Lasson, Birdseye, was to the 703rd Ordnance Battalion Huff. - RAZOR-KLEENE- X) Roto-Root- er . -- -4-95-North - i Legal Notices a "r! . ...... . l I , J PAVED WAY FOR POLIO VACCINE Dr. John Enders, left, tells press conference at Children's Medical Center in Boston that his Nobel prize-winniresearch paved way for early of a of the Dr. Enders, vaccine. polio development ng co-winn- er 3 American Doctors Win Nobel Prizes Central Utah Men in Armed Forces W. Sorensen Jr. Commended By Officer Boyd STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UP) -- PACIFIC FLE. IT- ,-- Boyd W. A team of three American doc Sorensen Jr., fire control tech son of tors headed by Dr. John F. Enders nician first class. USN, W.Mrs. and 1954 Sorensen, Boyd Mjr. of Boston Thursday wen the -- - Springfield. Utah, recently re Nobel Prize for medicine. a letter of commendation ceived The award was given for their from the commanding officex of work in furthering th fight against escort the i destroyer USS Jenk polio. an wanare specialist ins, Enders, a ""I vessel. in the study of viruses. Dr. Thom was He the cited by ship's cap as H. Weller, '39, and- - Dr. Fred- tain for performance of s duty erick C. Robbins, 38, discovered which exemplifies the how to grow polio virus in tissue of the naval service. . cultures. -- The USS Jenkins for the period Their work paved the way for covered the commendation recently promoted from, private production of a vaccine against was a unitby of tne beventn, uieet first class to corporal. V the dread, often crippling disease. in the Far East and visited! ports Cpl. Lasson entered the Army Today's awards were the first in 'Japan, Korea, Okinawa For in May, 1953, and took basic of the annual Nobel prizes. mosa, Hong Kong, and the Philip training at Ford Ord, Cal. ' The award carries a prize of pine Islands. He is a graduate of Spanish $33,066. Fork High School and was a stu-- j Bosin li"e Weller and Enders at dent Brigham Young Univerv ton and Robbins is ' a resident of Wayne Nostaja Serves sity. Cleveland, 0. , member of Aboa rd Destroye r Cpl. Lasson is - a Ani-Aircrs anti-suomari- ne high-tradition- I ' ei - for further service in Korea. Cpl. Rigby is the son of Mr. Wendell M. Rigby Provo, and the husband of the former Arlene Barnett, Spanish Fork. He has completed three years of work at BYU. . left Wingers Accused By Nixon Again Battery,: "A," 2nd' PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Wayne Artillery Battalionwhich is unNostaja, seaman, USN, son of dergoing ihtensiveiraining on the Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Nostaja, vast Fort Hood Reservation, as Division con Santaquin, Utah, is : srving tne aboard the radar picket destroyer tinues to maintain its state of USS McKean on her second cruise constant here since being recommissiohaft lst-Armor- ed combat-readines- s. Southern Utah Rocket Site To Be Inspected - VIRGIN, Washington County :: ed. Two Return As (UP- )- Military and civilian enleft Long' Beach, gineering officials will make their ROCK ISLAND, HI. (UP) Vice The McKean Aug. 10. and had six days Of Honor Guard first inspection Friday and SaturPresident Richard M. Nixon says Cal.. en route to Pearl Har 2ND DIVI., Korea Sgt. Darcy day of the supersonic military-ai- r he leaders of the Democratic "left of training y T. H. L. Dove, whose wife, Ranae, lives research rocket sled track being wing clique" have, by their silence bor, on in Springville, and Cpl. Melvin constructed on Smith Mesa near bunboarding, that to his swimming charges pleaded guilty the Truman administration did not Waikiki Beach, and sightseeing J. Sorensen, son of Mr. and Mrs here. tours around the Island were' ar Chris M. Sorensen, Springville, Ted Coleman, president of Cole fight subversion. Nixon, windinff ud m campaign ranged before getting underway are returning to the United States man Engineering Co. which holds dollar construction as part of the thousand-ma- n hon the swing through Illinois, told 1,6004 and westward for Japan. will in While the contract, the Far East "the inspect the installaship or guard escorting 2nd Infantry persons Thursday night that tion with will in visit several of Ja left this project engineer Claude members places wing clique Division colors from Korea to have not challenged a single state- pan, tne Philippine Islands; For Fort Lewis, Wash., the battle- - Brosterhouse.. An ir Force colonel, two majors ment I have made" about alleged mosa, and Hong Kong, B. C. hardened outfit's new home. and a civilian will join subversion in the Truman regime. Sgt. Dove, whose parents, Mr the inspection employee the 1,500 : atop party Therefore, in the eyes of the Ronald Jackson, and Mrs.' Dave Dove, live at 355 n Helps E. American people the high mesa. 7th N Provo, was selected foot next contract to be let on The hower, ADA group by its silence With Reconstruction for the escort as an outstanding the will be for a water of is convicted1 and pleads guilty r member of the division's head line project to the river to provide to Virgin deal and unwillingness inability 7TH DIV., Korea Pfc. Ronald quarters, while Cpl. Sorensen, a effectively with the Communist Jackson, whosev wife, Betty,; lives squad leader, was selected as an water for braking the rocket sled. conspiracy In the United States,' in Lehi, Utah, is helping in the outstanding member of the divi- The sled will catapult simulated he said. jet cockpits into space from the 20 Armed sion's 9th Infantry Regiment. mesa for research purposes. Nixon made the accusation as he reconstruction of over renewed his charges that the Tru man administration "deliberately refused"4o heed FBI warnings ol subversion and instead often promoted persons whose loyalty was suspect. He predicted that all Americans who believe in a "firm, realistic SODA SPRINGS, Ida. (UP) stand against Communism in the Caribou County Sheriff Raph MarUnited States" will vote Republif v riott reported today he had called can next Nov. 2. in his possee from the search for The vice president included for Charles Miller Jr., 25, of Ogden, mer President Truman, Adlai E Utah. -Stevenson, National . Democratic The sheriff added that he. would , Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell, and send his men out again as weather the Americans for Democratic Acpermits. tion (ADA) organization as "lead er-.- " Miller, a diabetic, disappeared of the "left wing cliaue." Oct. 10 while hunting elk in the Yi Caribou National Forest northeast of here. Since then, searchers have area with combed a out locating a trace of the Utahn :Xr Part two-milli- on anti-Eise- Search for Lost Hunter Stopped X':.f y l ''"-'- lW. f v ' J S t: , .... , vw Salem News 1 j , ',". T' J V' n - ' ' First. Refugee Due Sunday from Hong King Y Primary Slates Halloween Party By Mrs. Marrette Taylor Ward Primary offi SALEM cers will stage a Halloween party for the children Monday. Those who care to, may come costumed Games will be played and each child will receive a treat. The Primary party for the parents; was held recently at the chapel, with leaders Bever ly, Davis and Alberta Beehee ina charge. Mrs. Beebee told flannel-boar- d story and each child child was pre Each participated. sented with a compass on a key chain. Refreshments were served to members of the class and 18 . , V x - Col. Morris ' y - ( Co-Pil- ot An-pele- GOETTINGEN, Germany (UP) SMILE ... OR IS IT? Pres. Eisenhower pushes up bis face Into what is supposed to be a smile as he tells GOP leaders at New York that he wants to see no long faces in the congressional The limb broke and Mueller campaign. Speaking in New York, Eisenhower said that the crashed through the roof. He land- "heart is the indispensible ingredient in winning elections." The ed in the midst of a forum on the heart, he said, is "that thing within a man or organization which prevention of accidents. will not accept defeat" (U. P. Telephoto). , ''-.'.- .: i i g LP ': J - ' " ' - dential-commerci- al. 846NM. CEMENT & PHOTO-COP- Y ' ' nt - J s, i 7- - mothers. . Members of the Utahna Riding Club went for a ride Wednesday afternoon up to Allan's Ranch. Lunch was served to nine mem bers by Mrs. Gale Hanks an4 Mrs. Floyd Flygare. . Mrs. Austin Beebee and Mrs Mr. Horton, Harry Beddoes got together to Glehdale, Cal., are visiting rela celebrate their birthdays. Sixteen tives xand friends in Utah. Friendly Neighbors went to the were guests this week of Mr.They and springs east of town, where they Mrs. Lee Christiansen and Mr.! had luncheon. One special guest, and Mrs. Howard Holladay. Mrs. Lilly .Prows, a sister of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, of Mrs. Beebee, was present. A Beach. Cal.. are Utah visi treasure hunt, with everyone re Long tors. They. cameNior the deer hunt ceiving gifts, was held. and will ,be guests of Mr. and Byron Killian, Earl Card, and Mrs. Owen Kay. Arthur Sperry, from Salem Lions Club, were guests of the Nephi HATS FOR HORSES Lions Club. Mr. Sperry gave a IS NEW ORDER talk at the banquet. ROSAHIO, Argentina (UPV-ThMr. and Mrs. Arthur Sperry Association for the Protection of entertained with a supper recent Animals warned Thursday that ly for Mr. and Mrs. Leland Han horses in the city streets during sen, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Haskell, the hot summer months must be Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson, and provided with hats to protect them Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Reece. from the hot sun. Vl Department NOW tions are , e CLASSIFIED 'RATES 06 time, per word . . .n .10 2 times, per word 113 3 times, per word 4 times, per word ... .S . . 3.16 5 times, per word 6 times, per word ... .18 1 month with no change of copy .40 permitted, per word ., Minimum charge 60c or 10 words Classified Deadline is 8:00 p. m. the day before publication. Ads for. the BIG Sunday Classified Section will be taken until 3:00 p. m. Friday for Commercial Disads unplay Accounts. Transient til 11:00 a m.- - Saturday. After 11:00 a. m. ads will be taken-fopnday'a Classified Section. By NADLNE SELTZER Copy should be checked .for er rors by the advertiser on the first day of publication. Notice of error must be made immediately to the Herald Classified Dept. Errors not the fault f the advertiser which clearly lessen the value of the advertisementwill be rectified by republication without extra charge- but the Herald will be for the first inresponsible correct insertion.only The Herald reserves the right to rejectdver-tisemen- ts e or reclassify - . and-revis- some. O. 0. Florists 1. Monuments " v - t : 2. Personals x 7. Lost and Found 10. Help "Wanted Male 11. Help Wanted Female 12. Help Wanted Male. Female : 14. 17. 18. 20. 25. 29. 35. 38. "41. 44. Instruction Work Wanted Nursery Schools Day and Contract Work Do It Yourself Special Notices Transportation Wanted to Buy Exchanges Trades Shrubs. Flowers. Nursery Stock 52. Miscellaneous For Salt 65. Farmers Column. and Coal 68. Fuel-O- il -- Phone """ ""' "Not you too?" Coff. 194 fcy MA ttnkm, htt. 4070 38. Wanted To Buy GAS heatrola. What have you: Ph. t 4099R. , NICE home in Provo vicinity. Writ " Daily Herald Box 491. 41. Exchanges Trades TRADE equity in Orem home for large modern trailer house. Call after 5 week days except Saturday and Sunday. 52. Miscellaneous For Sale NOW wrecking, all makes, models, autos. trucks, 15 inch wheels, new or used. Bud's Auto. Wrecking. 680 East 9th South. 5th 6 Winchester. v 546 West ' ' South. EASY Spin dry washer. 6 years old. s. Excellent condition, highest 0998J3 - -- 30-0- - - ofJe-take- 312 West 1st South. Springville. Ph. 3T9NW. COMBINATIONVoal-electri- range. c coal circulator. Terms. ' Souter Shop. 3390W. SADDLES, new and used. Will tak trades. Jay's Western Shop. 1645 ' v Springville .Road. BEEF sides for your home freezer asxlow as 25c lb. custom cuiung finance and wrapping 4c lb. toWe6 months. foods up yourfreezer Ream'sxFood Bargain Annex. 9th , West Center. Provo. JUICESf Vegetable and apple. Organically grown. Verl Fisher. 2353 West Center; Ph. 5195 PERSONALIZED x Christmas Cards. Make your choiceTiow while selection is complete. Standard Offic 83 North University. . Supply. COMPLETE twin size bed$20, light- wood. Dinette set. $20. 1001 North Main, Springville. . andj fchair. kitchen table, breakfast set. dressr. small desk, beds and springs. Eastman Ex- change. 40 North 4th West. livings room set. very good DIVAN 70, Insurance 73. Money to Loan v 74. Money Wanted 79. For Rent Furnished Apts. condition. Phone 4875. 80. For Rent Unfurnished Apts. " 81. For Rent Houses USED iiving room set. rose 83. Rooms For Rent ex. cond.. $90. Duncan mohair, 84. Board and Room drop leaf table, - mahogany, Fyfe new. 85. Miscellaneous For Rent like $15. Terms. 329 West 87. Wanted to Rent r 1st South, Provo. 89. Real Estate Exchange 120 base accordion. . nearly new. 92.. Business Opportunities 267 South 4th West. 2632W. 95. Real Estate For Sal 97. Real Estate Loans ONE used studio, grey frieze cover. 99. Real Estate Wanted , An excellent Duy. .Easy terms, zio 100. Lease West Center. Call 920. 101. Auto For Rent r USED living room set blue. Phone 102. Moving and Storage 103. Automotive Parts Service Springville 74 1R. 104. Trailers and Trucks CHROME breakfast set. three bar , 105. Autos Wanted stools, yellow and grey. Year old. 110. Automobiles Call S973R. x Of ficials, anxious to minimize blood shed at civic elections next Monday, today dusted off an old law forbidding people from carrying "swords, staves or bludgeons" within a half mile of polling booths. ; CLASSIFIED INDEXx ' 1st w. 207 ;N. -- xERROR RULES f Sears Roebuck & Co. ... r ay .:;.V:.:. 1 L SWEETIE PIE You may now. A sm'all de . posit holds until Dec. Lay-Aw- -- today was appointed chief of civil affairs for U. S. Army forces in the Far East. Edwards replaces Col. Edward L. Austin, son of former United Nations delegate Warren Austin of Vermont. Edwards' wife is on her way here to join him. His father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. David S. Edwards, live at Salt Lake City. OLD LAW INVOKED AT CANADIAN ELECTION MONTREAL, Que. (UP) Warehouse, local and to or from long distance moving ana tanaaa. all parts in u. Call Storage, packing and crating. Yellow Cab & Transfer, 520 South estimates University Ave. for free and information. Ph. 300. PAPERHANGING PAPERHANGING and painting. Russell Hansen. Orem. Ph. 0759R5. FOR experienced painting.- paper- estihanging and kemtoning. Free mates. CaU Nelson and Daniels. APPLE and pear pickers. Ph. 063J2. W. Morris ErcanbracK. Ph. 4783 or 1799. PAINTING AND PAPERING 17. Work Wanted PAINTINQi paper hanging. Resi Spray paint- WILL tend f small children wnll ing. George Peugh. Springville mother works. Ph. 2360M. MAYFLOWER Pan-guitc- h, CRASHES MEETING Bricklayer Fritr Mueller climbed an apple tree next to a house on which he was working Thursday .ana stretcnea to reach an apple. MOVING I City Council has voted to take out $5,000 worth of fire insurance on a "completely building fireproof ' here. The building, first in the United States to be designed as "com pletely fireproof," is 135 years old. acopted by Dr. and Mrs. Law rence E. Skinner of --Tacoma. , (UP) . DEERSKINS tanned, gloves and 182 jackets made to order. Norm's. West centers yrovo. fn, naw. - FIRE INSURANCE BOUGHT ON FIREPROOF BUILDING CHARLESTON, S. C. (UP) The V WASHINGTON (UP) Eight Tak Oi Shi, first refugee year-ol- d to "ome to the United States from Hong Kong under the refugee re- lief program, will arrive; by plane in Seattle Sunday. . The Chinese- - orphan is being TOKYO Experienced Accountant W ant eld' for Chevrolet, Dealership' in De It a, Utah. Must know typings Will discuss salary on Interview. Write Orson Brown, Box 31, Spanish . Fork, Utah giving qualifications! and references. L Please no phone calls. - Edwards, of Washington, D. C, v - Edwards Named To Far East Position Help Wanted, male, ferncU HOUSE MOVING HOUSEMOVING and homes built to move. P. E. Valgardson. Ph. 3193W LEATHER GOODS WQRK BLUEPRINTING Retaining walls, driveways, patios, PHOTOSTATS daily service. Provo porches repaired. Free estimates. Ph. 1838 J4 Blueprint Co. 168 North university Avenue. PLOWING top soiL basement dig tree removal, yard cleanup. RADIATOR REPAIR ging, ' t 1859J. RADIATORS jrepaired. rebuilt, clean ed or recored. Specialized, etticienx 17. Work Wanted workmanship. Ahlander Mfg. Co 490 South University." Ph. 3700. FOR expert electrical work at rea- sonable prices. Piu 2043W. Service REPAIR and RADIATOR Work guaranteed .One day's serv MOTHER-studewill tend chUdren ice. Georee .Tribe Co. 1131 North in home. Sybil Conrad. 3162NJ. 2650. 5th West. Ph. CUSTOM plowing, harrowing and ROOFING leveling, garden lots or acreage. Ph. 1816W. LIFETIME Johns Manville rigid as and as WASHINGS. ironings, housework. bestos shineles built-u- p phalt. Also asbestos siding. Phone Ph. 1059MJ Mower Roofing Co. 1299. TREES cut down. Topped. Eldo RENTAL Aston. Ph.' 9553J3 or Q535K5. FLOOR sanders. vibrators, polishers FOR expert electrical work at rea-- j steamers, ladders, wallpaper kit. sonable prices. Ph. 2043W. sprayguns. brushes,51 blow torches SEWING and alterations, all types, North Jeffs and Jones also drape$; Phone 665J SpringBy MRS. ESTELLA PETERSON , ville. : SANTAQUIN Mrs. Olive Smith RADIO AND TV SERVICE was sustained as president of the S TREES topped and removed. Pickup TV Service for prompt and cleanup. Ph. 3168W. x Second LDS Ward Relief Society HELTON Open till 9:00 professional at sacrament meeting Sunday. Of p.m. Call 3804repairs. or 1386 (B. F. Good PAINTING, kemtoning. walls WashWork ed, wallpaper cleaning. ficers sustained to assist Mrs rich). AH work guaranteed. Ph. 3271R. guaranteed Smith were Leondra Morgan, first RALPH'S Radio and T. V. 226 South tut down, ttfeued. Phone University. Ph. 945 o r946. Over TREES Jeanine Van Ausdal, 20 counselor; Rbthwell. Spanish Fork-c- ' George of Utah in service County years second counselor; and Essie Kay 522W or 588J. T. V. Expert RadioHigginson.) secretary. Mrs. Mar- UNIVERSITY CEMENT WORK TV Service 275 North 2nd West. is STEPS. SIDEWALKS the retiring 1981 J. FLOORS, garet Hartvlgsen STUCCO COLORED. PATIOS. president.SMITH'S T. V. WORK. PORCHES REPAIRED. No Mrs. Louise Chatwin, of Los Oct. special. $2.50. 24 hour service job too big or too small. Ph. 3853R Cal., visited relatives and calls to all of Utan County. Pn. 67 FURNACE CLEANING friends here this week. She was a Springville. 2157W GIBBONS. PHONE guest .at. the home ,of a son and CLUFF'S T. V. Expert radio and - Con 1401 V. T. service, guaranteed. daughter-in-law- , PAPERHANGING. Mr. and Mrs. Al 2nd East. Ph. 840. Free tracting. Mclffs painting.North payless. expert bert McKay. Channel 2 tuning. 4515J work. Ph. evenings. Mrs. Wilma LeFevre, of. RUG C LEANING 18. Nursery Schools is a visitor at the home of furniture cleaned. Like new RUGS, Mr and Mrs. Jack Robinson in your home.. Jacobs Rug Clean DAY nursery.; 545 East 6th North. r A group of Sunday School work Ph. 948. ers, 4014J. ers surprised Mrs.. Tnlma Jarvis LICENSED child care. Ages 2 to TAILORS Wednesday afternoon at her home. PASCOE CLOTHIERS & TAILORS. Ph. 4486W.J The affair was planned by Mrs 144 West Center. Provo. Expert CHILD care.i 866 North 6th East. William F. Broadbent, assisted by tailoring and alterationrvreason phone 1729W. members of the Junior Sunday able. 29. Special Notices School faculty. Mrs. Jarvis was WEATHER STRIPPING SERVICE R. Brown & Son Weather Strip presented a gift by the group in T. Co. A complete weather striping Toy appreciation for her work as co caulking service. 340 West ordinator for the past four years. and 1270 North. Ph. 4406.- She is presently convalescing from OPEN WOOD SAWING an operation performed at the Pay-WOOD 1362. 340 Phon sawing. son Hospital. South 7thv West. Buy your toys, while selec-goo- d. of and Mrs. Otis V Idaho Highway Deeded to State f BOISE, (UP) The Idaho" Hieh way Board of Directors today agreed to add to the state highway system that portion of road running between Mountain Home and the Mountain Home Air Force Base. v. The board took the action after concluding that everything possible should be done to provide an adequate and safe surface for the more than 200 cars that use the highway. - Relief Society Gets New Off icers , and Mrs. . . v |