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Rico Sage Oil Sioux Mines So. Standard Me.als Tin. Min. Res. .19 1.25 ,27 .08 .28 .55 .31 .65 8.00 .22 .25 .04 7.62ft .16 .24 .03 .15 .50 4.25 87ft .18 .08 .20 19.00 4.00 .12 1.15 4.62ft .45 14.00 1.50 3.12ft .15 1.10 .85 4.00 Salt Lake Exchange Sales Bristol Silver 1500 at .15 Bullion Mon. 3000 at .30 Clayton Sil. 200 at 1.05 Cres. Gen. Corp. 300 at 1.20 Crown Pt. 1000 at 1.20 Tin. Min. Res. 500 at .37 Water Wonder. 3300 at .57 ASKED 10.18 Fidelity Cap. 13.73 ridelityFund 20.46 Fidelity Trend Financial Dynamics3.67 Financial Venture 3.92 Fletcher Fund 5.00 Fletcher Cap. Fund 5.50 Fundamental Inv. 7.66 Manhattan 4.36 Mass Inv. Growth 10.61 13.18 Mass Inv. Trust 12.58 Putnam Putnam Growth 8.71 4.76 Salem Fund Wellington Fund 10.71 8.51 Windsor Fund 7.00 11.36 10.12 13.07 11.13 15.01 AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE OPEN CLOSE 13 12ft Day Mines Deseret Pharm. 25ft 25 Federal Res. 4ft New Wheel White Mot 14ft off Winn Dx 34 off Vi Woolwth 33 up Xerox 86ft off Ygstn Stl D 15 up 5 20 32 Skaggs Drug Syntex TWA Warrants Ut. Ida. Sug 6ft 14 ft ft Rowland M. Cannon, president of Utah-Idah- o Sugar Company, said all of the company's sugar beet processing in the state will be concentrated at the Garland Real Estate Executive Attends Course that Called "Les Femmes," which means "The Ladies," the new store is located at 276 N. University Ave. and is managed by Margean Ostler, who has had several years of experience in the retail ladies wear business. A fashion show was also held Friday. Mrs. Ostler said that the n clothes are brands, moderately priced, and "ar ! for ladies of all sizes, shapes, ages and inclinations." Lingerie and uniforms are also among items in the store. well-know- Westinghouse Award Goes To Orem Man The award was presented by (irent Davis, general manager of the region for Westinghouse, and Steve Fuller, area sales manager. Mr. Peterson's was one of the Golden Circle merit 5 awards presented in the Utah 20ft and Idaho region, with Utah 32ft Power & Light Co. also receiving 6 14ft an award. Beet processing will be terminated at the West Jordan sugar factory at the end of the present campaign and the site devoted to sugar warehousing, bulk storage, liquid sugar manufacture and agricultural research, it was announced Saturday. area. The company is primarily a metal scrap iron and Mednick, the were Chamber of cording dignitaries. three which also will be headquarters for the company's agricultura research activities, as it has been in the past. The research facilities at West Jordan consist of an office, a laboratory and a greenhouse constructed there in recent years. The Garland plant, which produces about twice as much sugar a year as West Jordan, will be able to process sugar beets from a portion of the acreage presently served by the West Jordan factory. However, due to the distance, beets from some areas will require grower participation in transportation, charges to Garland. Sugar beets processed at West Jordan have been grown in Salt Lake County and counties further south. The West Jordan beet processing operation was only one hides and furs. Savings & Loan League Plans ' I -- ; 5 i I -- . - V M i was held RIBBON-CUTTIN- Central Bank shown above. The professors and instructors will Eldon B. Romney, vice president of State Savings and Loan Association, discuss the growing role that savings and loan associations play u Utah's economy, especially ir the home financing field. Utah's insured savings and loan associations provide approximately 50 per cent of the financing of new home construction in the state. Also speaking will be Dr. Richard T. Pratt, associate pvofessor of finance at the University of Utah and a public interest director of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle. Dr. Pratt, who recently completed a national study on savings interest rate controls, will discuss their effect on the savings and loan business. New Stereo Repair Shop Sound Service is the name of a new stereo repair business established at 315 W. 1230 N., Provo. The . are Kent Howcroft and Bruce Tingey, both seniors at BYU and both originally from the Salt Lake area. Mr. Howcroft has had experience in the field as an employee of other radio and stereo establishments. at operation represent a sizable addition to the Spanish Fork business community. in Spanish Fork, building and banking Central Bank and Trust Holds Grand Opening At New Spanish Fork Facility financing services. Assistant cashier is Richard D. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor of Spanish Fork. Madalyn Jones is receptionist, and the bank tellers are Shelley Mayer, Jacqueline Ernst and Peggy Muhlestien. The new bank is beautiful in design. From an old structure, it has been remodeled into a building of contemporary design and function. Bancock teakwood lends a warm, friendlv atoiosohere to the interior. The floor is carpeted in tones of bronze and lade. The interior decorating lends an atmosphere of spaciousness to the bank. At the grand opening and ribbon cutting were bank officials from Springville and Provo as well as Wallace Gardner from Son's First National bank. Mayor Timothy Moran of Spanish Fork; Jack Leifson, city councilman; Fred Boyack, city Com- County treasurer; A missioners Verl D. Stone and Stanley D. Roberts and other - Provo Meeting hear Friday and Trust officials. A short program was in- 1 troduced by Mr. Maycock. Speakers were, Mayor Timothy Morn, Spanish Fork; J. Ross Nielsen, president of the Chamber of Commerce; County Commissioner Verl Stone; and president of the bank, F. C. Packard, all of whom expressed confidence in the future of the Spanish Fork area and Central Utah. Miss Spanish Fork, Miss Lana Hawkins and her attendant Miss Sharon Neeley were present to cut the ribbons opening the bank to the public. The new bank facilities include a drive-u- p window, a walk up window and two night depositories, one available from the car and the other in the Main Street entrance. Parking is h provided in the and it is kept well illuminated day and night. It is also covered, providing protection during inclement weather. There is also a parking lot provided on the west side of main street, between 200 and 300 north. This is called the Fiesta Square parking lot, it is hard drive-throug- Vsr ( r I Si , HOWARD C. MAYCOCK surfaced and lined and is directly west of the bank. A special tribute was paid to Ted Leifson of the Leifson in Construction Company Spanish Fork, for his congenial nature as well as his ability in the building of the bank. A large group of other builders and contractors who were instrumental in the building of the bank were given thanks and appreciation for the building of the bank, from the bank of ficials. r GAS FASTEST DELIVERY SERVICE IN TOWN Ivan's FIREPLACE LOGS Drugs DEPENDABLE CRAGHEAD PRESCRIPTION SERVICE PLUMBING - HEATING FR0V0 Phone 003 56 North 2nd West DIAL 373-- 1 373-267- 2 Free Delivery WE SUPPORT GUNN MCKAY! Gunn McKay is more than a solid citizen of Utah, more than a solid family man, more than a solid supporter of good govern ment in this state. He's a man who has built an admirable capability to represent Utah in the Unite States Congress. We join now in urging a solid Utah Valley vote for a real rep resentative in Congress Gunn McKay! AND ACTION t Verl WALOM TAKES CLOSE LOOK AT IS. Stone ECONOMY t- - v ; i IN COUNTY GOVERNMENT Utah County - Elimination of Services Eldred Hospital Departments reduction of staff. $90,000 40,000 TRANSFER OF COSTS OF SERVICES TO STATE AND FEDERAL PROGRAMS. Planning, Mentcl Health, Roads INCREASED PROPERTY VALUATION which has provided increased revenues to meet costs of increasing county services PLUS adjustments in property valuation. THE RESULTS OF "ECONOMY" An increase in mill levy from 6.5 in 1968 to 9.7 in 1970 an increase of Increases in departmental expenditures up to 360 over $500,000. over 1968 levels. SPEND EACH TAX DOLLAR AS CAREFULLY AS EACH TAXPAYER WOULD SPEND HIS OWN MONEY -- ill LA Commissioner. G. Outstanding republican leader, having wrved as Voting District Chairman, City Councilman, State Legislator (Chairman Industrial Development Committee) and presently County Commissioner. Verl Stone is an active civic leader having served as Chamber of Commerce Director, Lions Cbb President, Lions Club Dep. District Governor and Heart Fund Chairman. LET a leader in Church affairs. L.D.5. Missionary, Superintendent of Auxiliaries and held many Stake and Word Offices. Has great ability as a business leader. President of the Spanish Fork Lumber Company and is a licensed building contractor. Because of his ability as a former State Legislator, Commissioner Stone has been selected by the Utah State Association of Counties to be a member of their special Legislative Committee. He Is also a member of the resolutions committee. To assure good Comity Government and continuous county repVerl D. Stone, Utah resentation on the State Association, VOTE DEMOCRATIC (Pd. Pol. Adv. by Neighbors for Watch) hlL J. Keith Melville Marion Hinckley MCKAY PUT UTAH FIRST - FOR YOU He is cm m mmm-- County Commissioner. VOTE FOR WALCH FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ! 3 l'e Iri! . iff. Utah-- sr , (ft By DONNA JENKINS SPANISH FORK Friday marked the grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremonies for The growing importance of the Central Bank and Trust Co. Utah's insured savings and loan in Spanish Fork. Central Bank associations in the state's and Trust Co. was formed years economy and rate controls will ago from a merger of the be discussed Wednesday, Nov. 4 Springville Banking Co. and the during a meeting of professors State Bank of Provo. Howard C. Maycock is the and instructors from Brigham of the new Central at manager the Young University Bank and Trust Co. in Spanish Riverside Country Club. Fork. K? is also vice president The dinner meeting at 6 pjn. in sponsored by the Utaj and director of the company, .Savings and Loan League, the with long experience in the trade association for Utah's banking business. Mr. Maycock insured savings and loan is past president of the Kiwanis associations. The meeting will Club, Chamber of Commerce, be directed by Harold W. Utah County Child Guidance and Hoopes, manager of Deseret Mental Health Clinic and Utah Federal Savings and Loan County Bankers Association. Central Bank at Spanish Fork Association's Provo branch. During the meeting the features complete banking and factory, including beets from some areas now served by the West Jordan factory. The Garland factory alone is capable Seoul Troop 37 will of processing more sugar than is PICK UP YOUR consumed each year hi Utah, he DEER IIE9ES noted. Thus, adequate supplies d of will sugar Call 373-588- 9 continue to be available, and will one of remain Utah's sugar coaocted in 1916. export products. PI i L The two huge bulk sugar bins, 140 feet in height, the FOR ABILITY warehouses and existing modern re - elect facilities for manufacture of liquid sugar will be included in the revised plant complex, locally-produce- WiE HERALD, Prove. California and Attending Commerce and Provo City Provo company is the handles Beet Processing at Jordan Factory To Be Terminated ft 31 m Park ready-to-we- 14.40 9.30 in i0 Hawaii, and Mr. Pepper's operations are in the salvage yard, which also sells g store had a structural steel supplies. Acceremony in Provo Friday. to Mr. A Westinghouse Golden Circle Award has been presented to William K. Peterson, manager 5.87ft of Bill's Appliance Sales and 8.29 Service of Orem, franchise 4.77 11.60 dealer in the area. 11.70 located non-ferro- 22.36 4.02 4.30 5.50 "3.75 j,52 5.20 business, according to the manager, Morris Mednick. The new owners, Paul W. Learner of Oakland, Calif., and Jerome Pepper, of Salt Lake City, have other holdings in similar salvage operations. Mr. Learner's other businesses are " I ribbon-cuttin- .87ft 5.75 .15 3.25 MUTUAL FUNDS BID 6.47 Affiliated Fund 10.37 Dreyfus 9.26 Eaton H. Bal. 11.96 Eaton H.Stk. A new ladies .18 .65 5 50 .72ft Water Wonder. Williston Basin New Ladies Store Opens .65 .13 .12 .. 13.50 1.35 2.75 .10 .95 Tintic Standard Triton Corp. United Park City Utah Cons. 10.12 15.01 Robert K. Allen of the real 4.22 estate firm of Bob Allen Real 9.45 Estate has just completed the 17.70 first of two four-wee- k semesters 9.38 in investment counseling at the 6.74 REVAC Investment Institute in 6.37 Denver. Colo. The Institute is 14.40 sponsored by REVAC, Inc., a 11.60 natinnwiri? network of real 6.95 estate investment counselors 6.81 with Associate offices in some 13.26 115 cities in more than 35 states. 11.70 Bob Allen Real Estate is their 14.22 exclusive Associate in the Provo 6.37 area. 3.8 8.69 16.28 8.72 6.20 5.83 13.18 10.61 6.38 6.21 12.10 10.71 13.01 6.01 Standard MARGEAN OSTLER. 1.30 5.25 .12 .80 .17 .05 .15 18.00 3.25 .08 1.05 4 12ft .37 Park Premier i f .lift .31 The company, was owned by Philip Perlman, formerly of Provo but now living in Salt Lake City, will continue in the same line of .33 .75 .32 1.20 .18 1.10 .24 . 21. which .15 .62ft Park NewQuincy North Lilly Park City Cons. ft 52 uo Pitts 10 up Eaton & Howard Bal 9.26 13.73 Fidelity Fund 1.10 Love Oil up ft Weyerhaus By United Press International Affiliated Fund 6,47 7.00 Anchor Fund Inv 7.66 8.39 Bullock Fund 12.58 13.78 Bullock Div Shares 3.23 3.54 4.43 4.84 Channlng Growth Concord Fund 11.3111.31 Delaware Mutual 11.23 12.27 2.62ft 1.05 .10 .09 .30 .45 8ft Wstn Un 35 Westg El 64 Zenith 2.37ft Clayton Silver Colo. Cons. Comb. Metals Comet Coal. Comstock Tunnel Cons. Eureka Cres. General Corp. CroffOil Crown Point Dragon East Utah Empire Eureka Bull. Eureka Lilly Eureka Std. Gclconda Gold Chain Great Western Canyonlands Uran. Mammoth Moviematlc , Uniroyal 16ft US Smelt 26 up ft US Steel 29 up ft Utd Utils 16ft off ft Utah P L 29ft up Walgrn 19ft up ft Wash W P 20ft up ft Wst Air L 15ft off 1ft Wstn Bancp 32ft up ft Mutual Funds Chief Con. JustheimPet. off ft Timken 28ft up Transam 12 off ft off ft Trans W A 11 Tri Cont 24ft off ft 20th Cent F 8ft off ft UAL Inc 16 up Un Carbde 35 up ft Un El 18 up ft Un Cal 33ft off ft Un Pac 36 off ft Utd Aire 33ft up ft Utd Brands 14ft up ft Utd Cp 9 Utd Gas Imp 22 off ft US Gypsm 55ft off 2 Thloko. Vi Hamilton HDA Champion Silver Textron 20ft ft ft off ft 21 Bullion Mon. Tex Glf SI 15ft off ft Tex Inst 71ft off 1 Tex P L T 17ft up ft Goodyear 27 Grant W T 45'4 up Gt Nor Nek 44 up Gt Wstn Utd Banner Mgn. 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