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Show - , "r t I Experience Building Upturn SPRINGVILLE Construction in Springville has begun it's seasonal upswing, as reflected by the $53,290 in building permits issued by the city during March. J: City Recorder Lloyd Ashcraft reported that permits fo new homes amounted to $30,000, with three permits as follows: Mays Center, Anderson, . 1177 689 John $9000; Canyon Trease, Drive, $12,000; land William W. Wimmer, 1256 E. 1st S., $9000. Home remodeling totaled $890 as follows: David Nusink, 1480 S. Main, $390; Mel-vi- n Johnson, 655 S. 1st E., $100. E. and Zora Mae Johnston, 330 ' . 4th S., $400. f 'Home additions amounted to $7200, with five permits issued: Allred Builders Supply, 980 S. 4th Ej; $3000; Max Leetham 235 E. Eage Creek Circle $1000; Clifford Crandall ' 540 S. 1st E., $1500; Ronald J, Warner, 255 Sage Creek Circle, $700; and William J. Miller, 331 Brookside Drive, $1000. Clifford Carroll was issued a permit for a storage .shed at 26e North Main costing $200. operators obtained a permit for a $15,000 swimming pool 4 at 999 North Main. East -- 4 a , f . ; Pate and Phillips, $2000; 355 S. and Buller Electric, 812 S, State, $4000; W. S. Wheeler, 174 $200 E. Center, $4000; Ed Long, 1109 S. AMERICAN FORK State, $500. State . . ' ' - i '.' . " ' . - ' ' ' , ' r , : r ' , ' 1 US Building March of month the for permits show an upsurge in building here, with a total of $51,050 according i to building inspector Alfred IJohn-so4 Included among the permits ii are four new homes and one ofi fice building. Permits were issued to the following: Donald 291 N 4th W., build Kirkman residence and parage, $10,000; Glen Hoggard, 380 S. 4th E.,! build residence and carport, $11,000; Barratt Development Co. 382 N. 4th E., build residence and carport; $9000; E. and I. Investment Co. office building, $9800; for Aluminum Corp. Shingle Frank Dobson, 47 Lincoln Ave. aluminum siding, $1200; Lynn Zufelt 660 N. 3rd E, addition to garage and stucco residence $500; 1 Paul L. Steele, 48 W. 6th, N., ad dition to residence, $i,uuu; ;ji;iiis R. Terry, 362 N. Center St. patio, 9) v f 5 v ' , n. 77 Li In . i Merchandise and Service for your i - Park-Ro-Sh- 17) increase of building in Orem was reported Saturday by the Orem Building J. Baxter, Lowell JC HEAD A considerable president of the Pleasant Grove Junior Chamber of Commerce. newly-electe- Inspectors office which listed 42 permits valued at $546,815 issued during March. During February, 1961 there were 22 permits issued totaling $110,000. The largest permit was issued to the Orem 1st Ward, 215 E. Center for the construction of a new church at' $243,000. Commercial permits were issued to Layton Roofing Company, at 734 North State, $2,000 for a warehouse and to A. J. Gleason, 82 W. , Sf Sfa , - . 800 N., $15,900 4 r Miscellaneous permits were isN., 847 N., 857 N., 867 N. and sued to Orva H. Hill 1456 S. N. Alteration and relocation per- Carterville, $400; Van Par cell, mits were issued to W. J. Reeves, 691 N. 800 W., $400; Paul Wjlson, 450 E. 1600 S., $700;- B. M. Chris- 473 N. 940 W., $460; Waiter Mor-du- e, 550 S. State, $100; Paul tiansen, 623 S. 400 W., $2,000; Don Mehlhoff, 973 W. 400 S., Maderlle, 609 E.' 1600 S., $100; C. $7000; Jack Duke, 398 W. 800 N., M. Cooper, 380 N. State, $400; $2800; Ernest Clark, 921 N. 75 E., Lynn Bellows 572 E. Center, $400 837 825 permits OREM r v fl& d i, Grove Jdycees PI. ' , '. HOME - u E. 6th 147 N. steel storage bihs, $4,000; American Oil Co., change signs from Utah Oil to American Oil Co. at stations in American Fork City, $1,000; Mark J. Grant by E. E. Hurst, 42 N. 1st E. put on siding $3000; Merle Christiansen, 193 S. 4th E. home improvement, 1. PLEASANT GROVE AUTOMOBILE ENTERTAINMENT on r? This program sponsored by KOVO radio and $250. Pick Officers j Star Flour Mills, $400; no Outstanding Provo Area Merchants CHURCHILL ON CRUISE PALM BEACH, Fla. UPI) Sir Winston Churchill begins a leisurely voyage to New York tocruise day to wind up a month-lon- g Lowell aboard the gleaming 320 - foot J. Baxter was elected president "Christina." Permits for new homes were of the Jaycee's at a dinner and yacht The British wartime 1422 S. ! ) . issued to Roy IE. Tew, elections, meeting this week. He 720 E. $10,000; five permits to has held the office of for the past year. He sucWayne Mills each at $12,210 located at 60 S. Westwood, 600 E. ceeds Darryl Stevens. Other new officers are John Campus, 27 S. Eastwood, 37 S. Carl Eastwood and. 70 S. Eastwood; Butt, first Rex Anderson, 166 S. 1000 E., Warnick, second $5,460; Robert Rhoads, 561 E. Alva ' Larsen, director; Leo Car200 N., $10,926; Jensen Brothers, ter,! director; David Faux, di642 . W, 650 S. J $22,700 ; DeRae rector; Harold Jacklin, state director; The secretary treasurer Broderrick, 1185 N. 400 E., Elmer Gerber, 681 E. 1600 will; be appointed at a later date. S. $9,860 ; two permits to Iriaugeration banquet will be held each $11,000 Housing, April 26. Election for the presidency was located at 432 N. 500 E., 443 N. 500 E.; 11 permits were issued especially spirited, with three tie to C, and T. Construction Com- ballots and a fourth ballot necespany 'each valued at $10,560, all sary to produce a winner. Presilocated on 60 EJ at 838 N.i 848 N., dent Baxter's opponent was Har858 N., 868 N., 815 NM 827 N., old Jacklin. : vice-preside- nt ! vice-preside- nt; vice-preside- $11,-77- Inter-mounta- nt; 9; prime minister arrived her6 Friday aboard the mahoganyj and brass trimmed pleasure craft of Greek millionaire shipping tycoon Aristotle' Socrates Onassis. 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