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Show Sunday, June 7, Page iS THE HERALD. Provo, Utah 1970 New Bank Greeted By Fanfare Quotations Furnished by (iMKlbly and ( (imparl) . Member New Ytirk By JERRY M. YOUNG Before a crowd of well wishers, including IDS Church President Joseph F. Smith, who is also a member of the company's Board of Directors, new Provo's of Center St. and University Ave., was at one time the office of Utah National Bank. That was prior to a merger last year which brought the Provo-base- d dicated, the difference between serving the people with $8 million as opposed to serving with $250 million. Provo City Mayor Verl G. Dixon extended a warm welcome to the company and congratulated it on the completion of the beautiful structure which he said was a great addition to the community. "We always felt that Provo was a part of Zion, ow Zion's is a part of Provo," he quipped. President Smith did not address the enthusiastic crowd, but his wife favored the audience with a rendition of "Bless This House." Oldest Depositor It was noted that the religious leader was not only the oldest member . of the Board of Directors, but was also the oldest livhg depositor of the bank. His father opened an account for the now President of the Church when he was three months old, and the account has been active constantly since then. It was also noted that Elder Smith had never missed a board meeting, and that he had never been late. The banking firm's president, Roy W. Simmons accepted the Club. "We found that the sex habits of the Swedish population and the sex habits of the American population are almost exactly the same," Palme said. "That might reassure some- body one way or the other," he said. Love Oil from degree Utah State examining team of Utah State professors conducted the oral examination via a five-ma- Rouge, La. The examiners used a portable Speakerphone unit that allowed them to hear and be heard from anywhere in the room. Dr. Lane, a faculty member at Southern University, Baton Rouge, was on the Logan campus from the summer oi 1965 through Spring Quarter, 1967. He returned to his teaching assignments at Southern University, where he wrote a dissertation entitled "The History of Southern University, 1879-1960- ." The former Georgia and .30 3.00 1.00 .15 .12 .32 .92' i .11 .10 .30 .60 .20 1.00 .21 .90 .75 .22 1.15 .23 1.00 .33 .30 .70 .10 .80 .13 .10 .40 .08 .36 .75 7 00 .17 .12 .18 .05 .85 7.62"j .22 .14 .21 brat --Pncac v, Rico gjSSatf Steel Men Eye 1971 Labor Talks The steel industry is preoccupied with labor these days in its own plants and those of other industries. According to Iron Age magazine, leading steel Inflation Angle Mason Rankin Manager of Utah Finance transplant summer. operation Mason Rankin, formerly of Orem, has returned to Utah County as manager of Utah Finanm Pn 37 IT fontnr nPtor monj;n ' .A. Pi tfi ' in Cit' Lincoln Finance office there. Lincoln Finance is a subsidiary of Utah Finance. Presently commuting to Provo from Salt Lake City each day, Mr. Rankin says he plans to move to Provo soon. "I'm glad to be back in Utah County and it will be a pleasure seeing the numerous people I've been acquainted with in previous years," he said. Tt Dr. R. Wayne Pace, chairman of the University of Montana Department of Speech Communication, recently assumed his duties as president of the International Communication Association. Dr. Pace recently completed a one-yeterm as ICA presidentelect. His primary duties in that capacity included organizing the 18th annual conference of the ICA, held in Minneapolis, Minn., May ar 6--9. - Set For Ice Cream Parlor, Cafe .15 .82'2 .87'j .14 .06 .15 .10 .12 7.50 3.75 .10 .07 6.75 3.25 .07 1.35 4.25 5.00 .32 8.00 1.25 2.75 .10 1.00 1.40 3.25 1.45 4.75 5.37'j .35 8.50 1.60 12XH to . v; Over The Counter Stocks m Brown Marks 30 Yeors With Company Dev-tiou- .06 .08 8.00 .08 3.50 9.00 .09 4.50 s Burton Hits Senators Who Vote Against Dole Rider 1 ea Mr. Frank H. Gardner, of Provo, was among the 12,000 establish Stansbury Weeds and sometimes, nutri- - Su0nryside pasture plants will pro- - Tuma in milk. duce valley Ent. Delbert Brown, district plant manager in Provo, commemorated 30 years of service with Mountain Bell June 4. Mr. Brown has held various positions during his career, including: groundman in Salt WASHINGTON Lake, switchman in Ogden, Rep. service foreman in Clearfield Laurence J. Burton, and his present position in today was critical of senators Provo. who voted Wednesday morning Mr. Brown is a member of the against an amendment to the Provo Chamber of Commerce Foreign military sales act which and the Exchange Club of Provo. specified that provisions of the 1 J r u nV...Hk cuupci-vuuit- an Rotarians and guests from more authentic 1890 decor featuring Uian 60 countries who attended ttanf t rr nf annual fVin the image iUit VAMlVVaiMVU UIX UA14 OIUIUU VI geared to wholesome girls and Rotary International May 31 to guys," said Mr. McFadden. June 4 in Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Gardner "Coupled with the decor will be incoming an effort to produce the highest president of the Rotary Club of quality ice cream and food Provo, was accompanied by and David McFadden. Mr. products." Norma, his wife. Chamber of Commerce ofconvention Sperry is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Among .the Sidney B. Sperry and Mr. Mc- ficials are arranging the ribbon-cuttinhighlights were major addresses Fadden is the son of Mr. and Mayor Verl G. Dixon concerning life in the future, Mrs. R.E. McFadden of will be among the officials fighting organized crime, and Pies. present. Patricia Sperry will cut how youth affects international "We are striving in our new the ribbon. affairs. business . . i ceremonies for Lyman's, a new Provo ice cream parlor and restaurant at 1445 N. 150 E., will be held Monday at 11 a.m. with many notables to be present. The new business is being established by Lyman Sperry 6.00 2 .11 3.25 In assessing Friday's sharp .15 loss, Fred Anschell, analyst for 1.15 1.50 Shearson, Hammill & Co., said water wonder. 3.62'2 the "market wants to go up", "'"sron a5in but its behavior demonstrates SALT lake exchange sales its "sensitivity to anything on Bristol sn. 1000 at .14 Bullion Mon. 40oo at .48 the international front." .05'2 Profit taking was apparent Electronics.amongthestrong- uve-aame y receni ciayton Sii. 100 at .97'2 esi penormers in throughout most of tne Deriod. but manv analysts view- - SUrce. attracted most of the DfO- - Comet 1500 at .30 ed it as a healthy development fit taking, although pointsized Heaind6 1800375; so at 3.62'j McMoRan Exp. 500 at 2.37V2 coming on uie neeis 01 uie snar- - gauma uau auuwcu up ui u 1000 DurTin. .33 Res. Min. in at group. memory. pest advance water wonder. 500 at 1.45; 500 at Irregular Showing ing the last three sessions of the di- - ' 50 in Oils both Dow Jones swung widely the previous week, MUTUAL FUNDS Industrial Average soared nearly recuons, as did chemicals, Bid Asked 70 nnints innhnHv nn the New Steels, rails, airlines and air6.14 6.65 Fund York Stock Exchange could re-- crafts were mostly lower, but 10.81 9.86 8.75 9.56 member three more productive motors followed an irregular Eaton h. Bai. 11.30 12.35 path. Conglomerates were most- - Eaton H.stk. sessions. 10.42 9.53 Fidelity FuRd "The list was entitled to some ly higher. 14.37 13.15 indicamarketwide The UPI 19.20 20.98 rest after recent bin eains" Fidelity Trend 3.85 4.22 one analyst remarked. He added tor showed a gain of 0.31 as 915 Fin. Dynamics 4.57 500 that if it can hold without fall- - of the 1,742 issues crossing the l2llruenil 5.00 5.50 and 695 declined. Fletcher cap. Fund 5!i2'2 5.62'j advanced, ing too much further it could tape TT Al A 7.42 8.13 be a favorable sign for the mar- - nowever, mere were u new huna ;nv. 4.87 4.46 ket. Jowsset,and24newhighs.More X'crowth 10.58 9.68 Monte Gordon, analyst for selective market indicators clos- - Mass mv. Trust PutSIrn Growth Bache & Co., said the state of ed slightly lower. 8.42 9.20 4.54 The New York stock Exchange saiemFund 4.96 euphoria couldn't be expected to 10.75 9.84 Fund last much longer. "The market Index, reflecting the average Wellington 8.03 8.78 Windsor Fund still must come ud against se- - common share price, fell 12 & cents. Index Poor's Standard cond quarter corporate profits American stock exchange which may turn out to be as ot wu stocks sua u.w 10 ve.iv. Open Close 9'e 9'2 The Dow Jones Industrial S!Ly0Mj,nLrm disappointing as the first quar- 21 20 30 of blue fell added. Gordon chips Average ter," Federal Res 5 4 5.41 to 695.03. DJ transportation, New Park Asia Scare 5W V 21 22 Vs On Friday, concern was utility and 65 stock averages SkaggsDrug 23ft 23 ft not by also pointed lower. generated by a report TWAWarrants 6 UPI that an associate of Turnover amounted to 71,960,- - ut. Ida. Sug. 12' 990 down from 80,680,637 Prince Sihanouk, former preshares, dowjones averages mier cf Cambodia, had said if shares the previous week. But U. S. forces go beyond a cer- - it was weU atove the 56,108 490 Mind tain, unspecified line in Cam- - shares which changed hands dur- - 695.03, n.50; 20 Transportation 142.21, 3.08; 15 utilities 101.61, bodia, Chinese volunteers might ing the year ago period. 45 s,ocks "Sbe sent in. IBM, the week's biggest mover 0M: In addition, North Korea on the downside, fell 8 after claimed to have sunk an Ameri-- climbing 30 points during the can spy ship off its coast. In previous five-da- y period. Local however, an official roughs and Avon Products fell statement said, "The United 6 and 5, respectively. States Navy has no ships oper- - Telex Corp., the most active to 14 on Furnished by Aztec Securities ating in that area." It said the issue, edged up United States understood there 1,266,700 shares, Corp. 35 N. University Ave., had been an "encounter between Phillips Petroleum, in second Provo. North and South Korean position on the actives, gained s- - "70 June to 26 on 1,195,100 shares. The vessels. We have no indication Bid Asked of a member is firm a group AuricMetais that there has been any U. S. .10 .15 .14 .17 that announced a major oil find Big Horn involvement." .45 .30 Cascade Energy in the North Sea. . .20 The South Korean defense mi- .25 most ac. classic Minerals utton wa3 .10 .13 rustry confirmed tot North Uve stock conglomerate FeTGod & Sii; .06 .09 Korean gunboats captured a 120- - added 2 y4 to 19 on 935,600 Fed. Oil of Nev. .45 .35 ton SOUth Korean navy boat Bhnrp 3.35 4.00 A snnkpsman fnr the latric .045 s,r .03 after a brief battle. firm said he knew of no reason .50 .60 for the activity in the stock other Northern Res. .05 .09 would .09 .06 Petro Silver than speculation that it 2.75 2.25' soon be awarded a lucrative Rocky Mtn. Res. 2.00 2.50 Koyai exec, inns contract. navy .015 .025 Sil. Fortune Min. Some NEW YORK (UPI) international news unsettling threw a scare into Wall Street at the weekend, and it was just enough to tip most market averages into the minus column for the week. Gardners At Rotary Confab Ribbon-Cuttin- g Ribbon-cuttin- g 5.37' 1.00 M M Pace New ICA Head this Tin. Min. Res. Tintic Standard Triton Corp. United Park City Utah Cons. Utah Wyoming ... ... MASON RANKIN er experiencing kidney problems when he returned to Louisiana an ailment that has required one operation and necessitates a Standard Standard Metals Sundance So. 3.50 - Mr. Rankin is affiliated as a financial advisor with the Four The gains made by the Corners Truck Service, which restrictive craft unions have a serves Moab, Monticello and the double barreled effect. First, Lisbon Valley area with daily service in all commodities from sts they drive up the modernization and expansion Salt Lake City. The company has programs aimed at reducing three trucks. production costs and improving While living in Salt Lake City, Second, they lr. Rankin was secretary-treasurprofitability. distort wage patterns for other Car of the Volks-Folindustries creating unrest Club, devoted to those owning and unrealistic wage goals for Volkswagen automobiles. He members of other unions. says he is hopeful of getting a Iron Age says that faced with chapter started in Provo. this for environment negotiations in 1971, steelmakers are amenable to arbitration. And, in private conversations, so are leaders of the United Steelworkers of America. Florida school principal began Sioux Mines 1.00 2.50 2.00 .75 f executives feel that labor is the key to steel's well being in the months and years ahead. At least that's the impression they gave at last week's annual meeting of the Amercan Iron and Steel Institute in New York. At the same time, the national metalworking weekly says that the industry believes that its destiny is being shaped by forces outside the control of the individual companies and the industry itself. Sage Oil 05'j 3.87' j .92' i 2.37' j Park Premier Pr ' ice Cons. WWW After Sharpest Spurt n special telephone conference call with Ulysses S. Lane, Baton .15 .49 275 New Quincy North Lilly Park City Cons. Css iwvn imuiii HA rv University. A McMoRan Exp. Mammoth Moviematic New Park Roy Simmons, Mrs. Smith, her husband President Joseph Fielding Smnh of the LDS Church and bank board member, and Gregory E. Austin of Provo, chairman of local board. JESSE EVANS SMITH cuts ribbon officially opening the Provo Region Head Office of Zions First National Bank. From left are Mayor Verl G. Dixon of Provo, Zions President Completes Doctor Degree Requirement byPhone Forced to remain near his hometown hospital for frequent kidney treatments, a Louisiana university professor still has managed to complete his final examinations for a Ph. D. Asked 1700 50 .14 48 25 Great Western Canyonlands Uran. Health Industries 375 Powerful Effect "We have conducted some Kinsey studies of our own," Palme told the National Press Bid 16 Bristol Silver Bullion Mon. Champion Silver Chief Con. Clayton Silver Colo. Cons. Comb. Metals Comei Coal. Comstock Tunnel Cons. Eureka Cres. Gen. Corp. Croff Oil Crown Point Dragon East Utah Golconda Gold Chain Goodell Monorail ut PALME: 'WE'RE LIKE YOU' WASHINGTON (UPI) -S- wedish Prime Minister Olof Palme said Friday he wished to clear up some misconceptions that Americans have about Swedish sex habits. 170 Empire Eureka Bull. Eureka Lilly Eureka Std. Steelmakers are faced with labor negotiations next year. But they don't feel that the wage settlement will reflect the relative problem or state of the health of the industry. Rather, steel executives feel that the wage settlement will be dictated by events beyong the comments of the speakers industry's immediate control. Principle among these will be preceding him, and promised that the firm would always the continuing rate of inflation strive to be a part of the com- and the outcome of the auto industry labor negotiations this munity. Ground was broken for the summer. Iron says that steel building early last summer executivesAgedon't think they can following approval of plans of rising wage submitted by Architect Ted "stem the tide" costs and inflation by themPope. General Contractor Brady selves stand by an all-oDirker supervised the building's against labor. construction. S, Banner Mgn. mm ( National Banking organization. The difference was, as Gregory Austin, member of the Board of Directors, and acting in- Avr. SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE bank into the Zion's First master of ceremonies, k Kx hanfie, 43 N. Friday. June Building was National Bank officially opened in ceremonies Friday morning. Following a dedicatory prayer by President of the Board Harold B. Lee, who is also a member of the First Presidency of the LDS Church, the wife of President Smith, Mrs. Jesse Evans Smith cut a golden ribbon to designate the bank's opening. Keith W. Christensen, vice president of the bank, and also manager of the branch indicated in his opening remarks that the building which was constructed at a cost of over $200,000 will be known as the Provo Region Head Office. Old Location The original office in Provo, SUM Lnivt-rsit- First Zion's Closing Stock Prices Market g. 1 amendment regarding Cam- - bodia would be inoperative if American prisoners of war are being held in Cambodia. The amendment was sponsored by Sector Robert Me,theR Kansas. Ren. Burton said negative vote on tte POW amendment is Tanteinount to saying to the fammes of niissing G. L s that AL C ImiHftaw itF tnail HO? ffilfcbVH Vll W1VU UK ft J 0 Kai loved ones if they were un- fortunate enough to be taken to Cambodia by the enemy." Burton continued, "As of VACATIONS? i FIm early reserve new. Travel frtiltre, lent trailers, camama. ttpia- - irt.etc March 1970, there were 23 ser- vicement who were FOW's or missing in action whose next of kin live in Utah. I am sure these individuals who have suffered so much will not soon forget the votes cast today against our Prove S Beckman 28 H off 1 Bell & H 30 1 0ff 3, Bendix 23H off 5 8 Beth St 2314 off 1. 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'j lt Pfizer SELASSIE IN EGYPT CAIRO (UPI) -- Emperor Hai!a Coloccio nf ITthinrtia vos giyen a JL ftnni JLma Textron LDS To Gamal Abdel Nasser Friday when he arrived for official visit AUCKLAND RT from $77000 Salt Lake Idaho Pw 28V4 off V Ideal Cam 10 up 14 III Cent 21 Vj off IV4 Ing Rand 347a off Inland St 24 up Va IBM 270 off l'4 off 7e Int Harv 25 Int Nickel 38 off 1 Int Paper 31 off I'i off Int Tel & Tel 37 Johns Man 28'? off 13 off 1 Jones & Lgh Kaiser Al 29 off 14 Kraftco 33V2 up 14 Kennecott 4414 up Vs off VA Ker McG 76 Koppers 29'2 off Kresge 41 off 7s Lehigh Val Ind 47a off V Ligg & My 392 up up 14 Ling Temco 14 Litton 19 off 1V4 Lockheed 10 up 14 Lou & Nash 59V4 off is Lukens I8V2 off Vi Magnavox 24 off 2Vb Marathon 22 '4 off 1 Marsh Fid 19 off Martin Mar 13Ve off off Masonite 30 McDon Dgls 147s off off Merck 86 Off MGM 16 Mid So Ut 2OV2 off Off 'A MMM 85 Mo Pac 54V2 Mobil Oil 437a off Vs Monsanto 317s off ' off 1V8 Mont Da U 25 of 14 Mont Pw 26 Marcor Inc 43 off 3V2 Motorola 43'a up Va Mt Fuel 26 off Mt State T & T 21 Nat Bisct 42 up IVb Va 51 off Nat Ca Nat Cash R 53 off V Nat Dist 15Vi off Nat Gypsm 17'? off Vi Nat Lead 20'? oft Vs Nat Steel 357a up 14 Niag Moh 147s off Norf & W 68 No Am Rock 197a up 2'4 NO Nat Gs 427s up 'e No St Pw 22Vj Northrp 23 off off v Nwst Air . et President Joseph Fielding Smith and his counselors, Presidents Harold B. Lee and N. Eldon Tanner, will serve as editors of all three magazines, with associate editors chosen from among other General Authorities 14 BREADED VEAL Soup Potatoes & Gravy Salad & Vegetable 99 0 1 1 A.M. 5 P.M. RON WILKINSON'S FAMILY 373-38'- 2 RESTAURANT S.Stae, Orem Top of Iht Provo-Ote- 1544 church. The First Presidency also announced immediate increases in sub.criptiod rates for all but the Relief Society Magazine. 'Subscribers for the existing magazines will be given subscription credits for the new magazines in January. ; SALE on USED SPECIAL 2UNortblstWest of Uie Doyle L. Green, director of church publications and editor of the Improvement Era for the past 20 years, was named executive editor of the magazines. LUNCHEON cfoseref travel Consolidate SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -The Mormon church has announced plans to combine its four monthly magazines into three oriented toward publications specific age groups. In a letter sent to church officials this week, the first Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, said the as-yunnamed magazines will replace the Improvement Era, Instructor, Relief Society Magazine and Children's Friend beginning in January, 1971. 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