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Show ..... f ''.!' u ' 9 ': , .j ; - j" W vyJ bottoms area to be developed at a mammoth family center by the Riviera Country Club. SKETCH OF CLUBHOUSE Here is an artist's sketch of rambling clubhouse to be constructed in picturesque setting at site on Provo River in the Edgembnt river- - 6 SUNDAY HERALD wsm frlyyyyyyyssyyy yy.yyyyyyyyyyyyyysyyyy:-yyyy- U ZyySyyj ;$:;: t .V. i8, J U r A -- s liJ 2 ! ) IL V ' rec-reati- on i - I 1 I I J I I 1 ? Steel The metalworking weekly I esti- - If J Shoe Store Scheduled .iVVi.'Jf--i AtPayson A new shoe store is to scheduled open for business in the building occupied for many years by the B. F. Ott Drug . Store; The long vacant building, once a thriving beehive of activity, has been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Jewett of this city. Date for opening is planned for PAYSON Although actual construction clubhouse won't of the begin until weather breaks, some public officials and leaders of the new Riviera Country Club were on hand the other day as the big bulldozer began to clear some of the property. From left Mayor M. D. Wallace of Orem, Mayor 'B. M. Jolley, Glen Cloy Justeseh, Pinegar and Linn S. 'Rockwood. All are members of the advisory board except Mr. Pinegar, who is vice president. , - G m -- mid-Februar-y. iet tons) over the 1,103,000 tons roauced tne preceding week. Steel said to look for a 5 to 0 per cent improvement in steel iutput and shipments this month iver December's figures. The upturn will be partly ar tificial stemming from the release of some December orders that were held up because of yearend tax and financial statement considerations. It will also reflect a postholi-da- y pickup in consumptton--builot of the siie that's needed to spark the industry's recovery. Nothing is in iew to suggest that sjteelmakiag operations are going to pick up rapidly. cooli sihrub and tree dotted creation area, the Riviera will intt golf course; tract near Provo River clude a such horseback sports as riding; south of ;the mouth of Provo Canbadminton,-tennihorseshoes, volleyban, yon, a rambling country club deand ice skating; indoor and signed for family rceeation will outdoor swimming pools; health be built with, the next year. studios for men and women; a d Officers of the small zoo; archery; a shady picRivera Country Club said Satur- nic area adjacent to Provo River; and a fishing pond for the kids. day that work has begun in clearing the area and construction on The rambling stream and river the clubhouse will begin as soon lined area is vegetated naturally es weather permits. of oak and other grass, clumps by of incorporation, filed - Articles and' large cottonwood shrubbery, with the county cleric, show Joel and boxelder trees. . C. Barlow of Provo as president; con. will be The clubhouse itself Glen J. Pinegar, Provo, vice presi- structed in a large clearing bor dent; Ken B. Done, Salt Lake City, a pitch-and-pu- 15-ac- re s newiy-organize- : and LeR Burton and Lee Waldram of Salt Lake City directors. The firm is incorporated for $250,000 Family-Typ- e Planned as a Club family-typ- re- - e Market Quotations dered by oak and boxelder, with a backdrop of cottonwoods bordering the river. To the east will be a panoramic view showing the whole sweep of the1 Wasatch Mountains From Timpanogos to Buckley Credit Union 2 It's a fact I Your savings can' earn up to w mm. JT maml m m W 1 5 : i J or i j j v y f0) j he jr m M m f m Mi ANNUM Compounded oemi-annuau- y i ; S(mtm OR A FREE GIFT ... f FOR EACH! NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNT IH CHOOSE STAMPS OR ONE $10.00 $49.99 $1000.00 to $1499.99 i, BALL POINT PEN 30 GOLD STRIKE STAMPS ELECTRIC CAN OPENER ALUMINUM COOKWARE STEAM IRON $50.00 to $99.99 TOILETRY SET 3000 gold strike i 1500.00 to $2499.99 RONSON SHOE - 150 Gold Strike Stomp $100.00 to $249.99 SAFETY LANTERN t -- y STAINLESS STEEL SALAD SERVER PARKER PEN OR PENCIL 300 GOLD STRIKE STAMPS Stamps l ELECTRIC POLISHER OORMEYER HAND MIXER TABLE RADIO 4000 GOLD STRIKE STAMPS ! $2500.00 to $4999.99 BENRUS WRIST WATCH AMERICAN MADE "TRANSISTOR RADlO $250.00 1o $499.99 SET OF SIX STEAK KNIVES (PARKER PEN AND PENCIL SET 750 GOLD STRIKE STAMPS ELECTRIC BLANKET 6000 GOLD STRIKE $5000.00 to $7499.99 $500.00 to $749.99 DOUBLE BED) STAMPS 5.E. OR WESTINGHOUSE ttOCIC RADIO PIECE HOME WORKSHOP J GOLD STRIKE STAMPS TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK RECHARGEABLE FLASHLIGHT 1500 GOLD STRIKE STAMPS 45 150 N i $7500.00 or moro G.E. TRANSISTOR RADIO. 15,000 GOLD STRIKE STAMPS BATH SCALES TRAVEL IRON 2000 GOLD STRIKE STAMPS J 65 North University Avenue, Provo, Utah 0 9 ENCLOSED IS (CHECK r WITH WHICH TO O Q - - Q ORAFT ' MONEY ORDER ' Q) , , j OPEN A NEW ACCOUNT ADD TO MY PRESENT ACCOUNT ftAME .1.STATE ,TV Z mmm , . II 0 I , ,. " ., i, I .1 i SME-BV-anU- JL ' tfV tfV I VACATION in riAvvAii ROUND-TRI- P ENJOY OUTDOOR LIVING WITH PATIO AWNING YOU WANT IT FREE ESTIMATE AT YOUR OWN HOME. I or your money back 207 . NORTH 1st Name Address .....-.-. My estimate of the number of new accounts Utah Savings will open in January is .................... OIK one oac DtK, SAVINGS RECEIVED BY JANUARY 31st EARN FROM JANUARY 1st ALL SIZES OF AWNINGS SHUTTERS AND SHADES Sadsfact5on guaranteed AIR PASSAGE FOR A FAMILY OF FIVE Mall Your Entry Today. No m Obligation. Contest Closes January 31, 1961 Utah- Savings and Loan Association 65 North University Avenue Provo, Utah - DELIVERY WHEN t q qtj OJLvxjlJ0 WEST-PRO- VO Open Daily 10 a. m. 'til 9 p. m. Friday 'til 9 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ! tf"" WIN A FAMILY . , V' f UTAH SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Q rr. t i semi-annu- al accountants. Q v 'j t& f Savers from all of the 50 states and many foreign countries shared in Utah Savings' 82nd dividend paid January first. You'll like saving at Utah Savings, too. Whether you handle your account oyer the counter or by mail, you'll receive the same fast,! friendly service. When you save by mail, Utah Savings pays the postage both ways and in "most cases service. gives same-da- y Isn't it time you started getting your fair share in first mortgage real estate investment? Boost your avings income with a higher earning account at Utah pavings and Loan Association, Central and Southern Utah's Largest Savings Institution. per ly ed J Finance Company Opens Office On University Avenue v PER ' -- ....... HI. K with a Utah Savings year, compounded BONUS PLAN account. Utah Savings' current rate on regular savings accounts is a big 4V2 per year, compounded liighest 'savings and loan" rate paid in Utah. . Chartered in 1919, Utah Savings offers time-testpoof of dependability andjproductivity. Every dollar you save at Utah Sayings is backed by 42 years of successful savings and loan operation, Utah Savings is supervised by the Banking Department of the State of Utah and is audited annually by Certified Public semi-annual- ON ALL AWNING! . - ( : : PER ANNUM $750.00 to $999.99 . ....... ...... ...... v ' x ; J .-- u IF!F . .. v i mm ! 1 d, ........ ...... ........ n I I mm -- N CURRENT RATE j operation during the coming summer but the full development will require a longer period of time. " Dining Facilities The' clubhouse, with its 9600 Furnished by J. A. Hogle & square feet, will have facilities for and game dining, conventions Co. Member, New York Stock room. 43 N. University Exchange, An advisory board is assisting Ave. in the planning. It includes Mayor MXD. Wallace of Orem; EXCHANGE B. M. Jolley; Lnn S. Rock-wooSTOCK LAKE SALT Asked Bid vrMav'i Quotations: 20.00 director of parks and recrea20.50 Banner .08 tion for .07 y2 Provo; Cloy Justesen who Bristol Silver .90 go Cardiff will plan the horseback riding .05 Central Std ........ 35 operation; Laurie Goodwill; Leon 8X 'a Chief Con J20 .19 .... Silver Clayton' Frazier; and Bill Johnston, Provo .24 Cons Eureka ...... . , .22 03 '2 .042 golf pro. ... Crof f .04 ya .03 ya Dean Hodson of Bountiful has Crown Point . . . i . . 0, ?Z,, Dragon ... Point . been appointed sales manager and .10 ."Vz East Crown .18V2 offices have been established at East Std .06 .04y2 Empire Mines . . .. .. .10 y2 135 E. Center, Provo. Mr. Pinegar Eureka Bullion . .09 .09 said a membership limit of about Eureka Lilly Con . Z2, .28 Eureka Std ...... 500 has been set. .06 Great Western .... .05 .45 .40 Kennebec ' .04 .01 Majestic Oil 1.35 New Park 11 .80 .82i2 North Lily .02 .01 North Std ... . i .. .05 Park City Con .... .04 .06 05 Prosper .14 .12 ,4 Silver King West . .37 3 South Std . 0 .50 Swansea Con Tintic Std .. ..... . 1.20 15 .05Vi 06l2 West Toledo .08 .072 Williston SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE Ellis I. Leavitt. president of - SALES. ' .04 DIAL Finance Company, with re2 Bullion, 10,000 at Chief Cons. 100 at .90 gional supervision headquarters Comwlth Lead, 1,000 at .032 day announced Cons Eureka. 500 at 3 Cres Ea Oil. 500 at .04 y2; 454 at .04 that his organi E Standard, 2,000 at .04; 500 at .03 zation has open.08 Eur Lilly Con, 11.000 at Gold Chain, 1.000 at .15 ed a branch of Kennebec, 500 at .40 fice at 32 N. Keystone, 1,000 at 22 Leonora, 7,000 at ..06 University Ave. Maj Oil, 1,000 atat .05 in Provo. A4 Mammoth, 1,000 Mtn Sts Dev. 3,000 at .03 At the same at .05 Y2 Royston Coal, 8,000 1.20 time, Levitt ad Tintic Std, 2,000 at Utah Wyoming, 100 at .70 I vised that B. A. 2Ya; Water Wonderland. 100 at Vance has been 0 1.700 at .55; 650 at , t r a n s ferred MUTUAL FUNDS Mr. Vance from Osden, Friday's Quotations: 7.54Bid Asked 8.16 Afil Fund was he where assistant manager, . . . 3.05 3 J5 Div Shares to manage this new unit. 15.23 Cdn Gen Fund .... 14.09 Chem Fund DIAL has two other offices in 120 ...11.58 12.38 E and H Bal F ... 11.58 Ogden and four in Salt Lake City. 13.44 Eand H Stk F. .. 127 10.07 Fund Investors . . . . 9.19 In all, they operate a total of 160 8.56 9.25 Incorp Inv offices in 23 states, with a loan 14.68 Mass Inv Trust ..... 13.58 16.76 Mass Inv Growth . 15.50 balance outstanding in excess of 16.16 Putman Fund .... 14.87 million. $80 ... TeJev and Elec 78 a.59 mm Bank Announces Contest Winners - . t ill vi - Nsl- semi-annually-t- The new store will carry nationally advertised lines of shoes. The store will carry a complete line of goods companionable to the shoe business. In. addition, Officers of the Brigham Young Mr. Jewett plans to operate a University Employees Federal shoe repair shop in the rear. Credit Union jwill be elected at the organization's annual dinner meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday ki tie Joseph Smith Ballroom, Members and guests will hear reports of the credit union's recGeorge H. Lunceford of 273 S. ord year of activity in 1960 by Dr. State St. Orem was first prize Milton Marshall, president, H. winner in the coin guessing contest Neil McKniglt, treasurer, and held in connection with the grand Harold F. Western, supervisory opening of the First Security Sav- committee chairman. The credit ings and Loan at 20 E. 1st N., an- committee wil also report on the nounces Roger L. Bown, manager. $1,180,000 in loans made to 918 The exact amount of cash in the borrowers during the year. There large gold fish bowl was $803.50. is a total of 1,657 depositors as of , Mr. Lunceford's guess was within Dec. 31. A $3. total of 2030 participated in The organization's board of directors has declared a record the contest, Mr. Bown said. The winner received a radio. five per cent dWidend oa deposits Second place winner, Gordon P. for 1960 plus a rebate of 15 per Price of Provo, received an auto- cent on interest paid by borrowmatic can opener, while John W. ers during the year. An addi Berry of Orem, third place winner, tional $8,300 Surplus was added won an electric frying pan. to reserves. Mountain. Vice President Pinegar said some of the facilities will be in ex-May- I v - t Will Elect New Riviera Country Club To Develop River Tract For Family-Typ- e Recreation r; V- t Your Money Can Earn up to . secretary-treasure- t ' I I f I K) ' - . v At Utah Savings Steel Production Boost Forecast . On 1 ' . v. II IIi CI M f Uli XJ Lja VJ VJ CLS reports. . I Il IIIIIif! 1 U mwm. il '! i 1961 - - , this week, the magazine ex-Ore- )(yJ J DiifDiwwfii. ' ' n , SEP;ics A slight rise in the nation's mates that output .last week hose steel ingot production is likely nearly 18 per cent (to 1.3 million GROUND-BREAKIN- OF" S - f ..... TEA-U- !' tit Wist's itl S k , S2V . ' ' H 60 MOUTH UNIVERSITY AVENUE, PROVO UTAH CEMTRAl AND SOUTHERN UTAH'S tARGEST SAVINGS t NS I1IUTIOH il i 3 i |