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Show . . Business Personality of Week SUNDAY HERALD , Lifelong Dream to Have His Own Business Has Motivated Dean Leavitt 7 7 Sewing Machine' Company Lists "V i r- TA 9 SEPTEMBER 21, 1958 SUNDAY, : Utah County. Utah mmmmmm Open House Today Prize Winners " $ ft fcJ Lehi Gets N ew Mortuary - Local winners of the Singer Sewing Machine Sweepstakes Contest, LEHI Open house for the newly , a central foyer. Lighting Is of tht announced Saturday by Provo ..'.......'....VAV.v.v.'T'.v.v.viV.i'T remodeled Wing Mortuary in Lehi newest design. . Dean. Ie'avitt, president and be in a place where it can be v Singer Company1, are:, The chapel front Uncompleted hM m9V manager of GAIN, Inc., says '.'I used readily, not hidden away First prizePearl C. Schoole, in a beautiful birch door and deep always wanted to have, a busi- in a closet where 'it must be Ore'm, new electric, sewing ma- the Wing family will act as host carpeting throughout gives an aif taken out and put away every ness, and (now I have one." chine. to to who wish the at all call electronic of . quiet dignity, The goal of being in business time an- unnecessary inconveni S. Jennie Third 10 10 until Evans, from a.m. prize mortuary organ has been placed in the large for himself was --before him eve,n ence. In addition, the housewife J American Fork, will be portable sewing services ' .p.m. Dedicatory chapel, which will seat 350 people. when he was a young boy , on shouldn't have to learn an en4 p.m.' machine. held at with additional seating arrange his father's farm. When., he was tire new skill in order to use W. V. Peck, Fourth prizes-Mr- s. The ment for 150 persons., has served Wing Mortuary about 10, he peddled, vegetables it. American Martha Fork, Walton, e SUPERMARKET--Heris new IGA Lehi store artiste and Foodliner for NEW area ,of the Private drawing family rooms, dressing surrounding The appliance, Mr. Leavitt from door to door. When, there S. "Mrs. Jefcp-soand Janet Salem; 34 New markets are also being built at past years. , Included in the rooms, rest rooms land a flower Nwere local celebrations,, young noted doesn't haye to have every which will open soon at American Fork; vatfiium cleaners. Provo, new facilities are the beautiful room are also part of the funeral Dean, by now in highschool, feature offered in order to be Pay son and Spring viile. Sixth prizes Mrs. Dorothy Mad-se- chapel, a restful family room and home facilities... had a. concession selling soft the. best buy. It should offer the H. Poll, William S. Emogene . drinks "Those days all, you features that t h e individual Bush, Provo, and Elda S. Wilv. needed wasfa tubfulof ice, and housewife needs and will use. liams. Ley an, button hole attachDon't pay for unnecessary "exyou were in business." ments. He delivered for a local soft tras" he cautioned, and talk it Seventh prizes Dora Dean Curover with a qualified man "before tis, Phyllis Mendenhall, Carl G. worked as a messenger boy de making the decision. Mrs. E. Ross Porter, Mrs. Nuttall, to Consumer Advice . Olive Baker, Mrs. Esther Corbett, livering telegrams. . a j. l i "Buy from a dealer you have IGA Fork's American Foodliner, He also said that service to Pearl C. Gammon, Beverly S. Taylor's Department Store opconfidence in," Mr. Leavitt xeaviti says, ii x wamea Lunt, Marie Odekirk, Merlene G. for the ; Good House- a large new supermarket, will ened its doors to a new Floor customers, 'outstanding quality and thing I had to go out and make fco Dunford, Gladys jV. Doughty, Doris Department, recently, style, and good price ranges it . . .1 can't remember getting keepings Seal of, Approval, and open its doors in a 'few weeks, ac- CJovering to T. Sterling Taylor, serve every neejl will be features. C. Luke, aU of Provo; Thela S. according cording to Walter (Bus) Eggett, president, of Taylor's, anything for nothing in my life." be sure t is a nationally-advertise- d Wankier, Levan; Mrs. John D. Inc. of the department. product.", The middle of the depression, it. owner and manager. Jensen, Bonnie Jane Bishop, The manager of the new depart- Mr. Leavitt lives with his wife was, and there were no jobs . . . Springville; Mrs.' William G. Two other new IGA stores, one ment, which is located in the in children and itheir own create to Edgemont had I my "so Hundley, Orem; Mrs. Max M. 60 N. home, where their acre of ground at Payson and one at Springville, firm's former warehouse-abusiness." , Nielson, .Spanish Fork; Mrs. Ralph will be ready for opening in 3rd W. (directly behind the store "I always had the desire to is covered with 25 fruit trees and also H. American. Spencer, Fork; sewat 250 West Center but facing on a short time. go to work and get things for many varieties of flowers, fruits books. , ing and vegetables'. Mr. Eggett is a prominent Third West), is Ralph Nichols, myself." Thus it's easy for the Leavitts American Fork business man and formerly of Rexburg, Idaho, and to keep their own freezer full: civic worker, m ivoi ne was ' Los Angeles, Calif., who has had ' ftx. Le'avitt is still planning. "except that now we're saving chosen "man of the year" in mre than ten years' experience a carpeting specialist. .1 1 This summer he opened GAIN, space for the elk I,'m going after American Fork and for the state ' Mrof a Nichols is disgraduate of Utah, receiving the Jaycees v Inc., the largest business he has this year ft Mr. Leavitt is a member of tinguished service award. He was Weber College and the University United States Steel Corporation yet had, and is working toward his "bigger and better" hopes. 'J the "Exchange Club and Indepen- - state JCC vice president the same of Southern California Law School. and its general operating .Division, He holds the LL.B. degree and is Tennessee Coal & Iron announce For several, years after he- dent Order of Odd Fellows.year 0116 of tne fewi lawyers in that its mill price bases at Gary, A" native of Salt Lake City he P61"18 toe in nation specializing carpeting Oil Texas for" and Fairfield service stations ic ihi. fnrpr Mriria Irvin, Fairless to coverings, according Co. in California, before he was 00f. Van Leuven and they have four plants for electrolytic and Day & Night Jetglas water heaters are Mr. Taylor. inducted into the army at the tin plate, black plate and children. TIT ITT TT TTT1. He is married to the formei rustproof and supercharged. Plenty of hot, terne plate will be increased 35 Deginning oi worm war' n. wnne The new American Fork store, TnAnn o rKor rwf froolov r'nln water for washing clothes, dishes, dogs and dear cents per base box effective with in service he worked with the 93 N. Merchants St., The at located le and children five medical corps as a dental techpeople. Enough hot water to supply every hot . haye shipments 12:01 a.m., Nov. 1, 1958. is of brick construction, with ti Tjns nhlirph nician and hygienist. Overseas in at the same Effective time water need in your home, all at one. 10,000 square feet of floor space,; In making the announcement of Columbia-Genev- a Division Steel Germany, he was with a hospital n All fixtures will be the new department, Mr. Taylor MANAGER team doing administrative work Ralph Nichols, will increase its mill price bases said that one entire floor of the manager of new floor covtering 25 cents per base box at its Pittsfor several German hospitals. warehouse ' would be devoted to department at Taylor's.' Two days out of the army, he burg, California jplant. WATER HEATERS floor coverings, a total of more went to work; for the railroad, than 3400 square feet, which would then for U.S. Steel, later and rustproof of one in it the the make largest sales for jbl ing represntatlve The 30 gallon model dot a 40 gallon job ! ' " state. RENT A NEW SPINET PIANO FOR A Sego Milk Co., a position he held Some pertinent inforOREM for about five years. The dream of a business of his mation on how a buyer is quali- Glasgow Appointed TRIAL PERIOD OF 6 MONTHS TIME TO PLACE NEW FILTERS own became a reality when he fied for FHA approval for home Insurance IN YOUR FURNACE I . Agenf $?.00 PER MONTH PLUS DELIVERY COST building will be discussed in deopened "Dean's Market,", on Amount Paid Will Apply on Purchase tail .at the September general B. Glasglqw, Jr., 65 W. 960 N., University Avenue. The grocery IF YOU BUY business, while! successful, he i membership meeting of the Utah has been appointed agent here for y PLUMBINGj , Association. Co.-Homebuilders accordfound "too hard on my feet, Insurance Prudential County so when an offer came, he sold FULFILLS DREAM As a Thet group will- - meet Wednesday; ing to Vee Call, district manager. HEATING the market and entered the ap- young man, Dean. Leavitt Sept. 24, at 8 p.m. at the Crown A native of Salt Lake City, Mr. pliance business. dreamed of owning his own Cafe, according to Carvel Mitchell, Glasglow served with the U. S. j FR North 2nd West Provo FR 57 North University ' 'business. He is now president Spanish Fork, president. All men army in Korea and graduated Major Item: .freezers bers are urged to be in attendance, from BYU. and manager of GAIN, Inc. Home freezers were the major - item for him at first, and Wa cfill fool C fhav sna a( -- the best buys available in 'the appliance market. "Every home "EASY should have a freezer . . . they're a necessity, reallyV with the savCARE" convenience . . ing, of time, the 11 i j ana saves , jx aciuauy money. In an area like this, with 'fruits and meats so readily available, a supply of food for six to nine ; months can easily be stored, he mw. . ! I j . - , n, , n, ... IGA Foodliner To Open Soon At American Fork wm Taylors Opens New Floor , Covering Department Her m - - I j . -- i r j t . i Mill Price Bases Go Up on Nov. ; f . . ,s , , - . a hot water for twice tho job! -- hot-dipp- 1 1 J 5 ed "Tl . - o ; . ultra-moder- DAY . Homebuilders Unit to Meet Sept. 24 , -- NIGHT supercharged , CBAGHELD J GLEN BROS. MUSIC 56 3-68- 52 3-10- 03 - Kay Win dsors new and exciting cdllecf ion in Princeton s'LOMEL'' fab 9 said.- - "Cook in advance . . . when you feel like it, not when you have to." rMr. Leavitt advises "While the appliances are. con "com stantly being improved petition between big companies is too great not to" an appli ance purchased today will give many years, service. With rea sonable care, it should outlas the warranty by many years, he noted.; For the utmost in satisfaction from a home appliance it should - i . .. ... . , i :.. 'Cover the top of a freshly baked cake with chocolate wafers. 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