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Show mi sdavept. Daily Herald i - Payson Clell Chaffin, fl, 780 S. 100 W., Pay son, (lied Wednesday' in the Veteran's Hospi- tal in Salt Lake City following an extended illness. Funeral services are pending and will be announced by Keith .Jolley Mortuary of Payson. Grandson Of Karl G, Maeser Dies In California Karl Gilbert Maeser, 82, Los Angeles, a former resident of Provo, died Wednesday at his home in California of natural causes. He was born Sept. 2, 1886, In Beaver, a son of Reinhard and Sarah C. Shepherd Maeser. He married Cora Elletle in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mr. Maeser was a former student at the Brigham Young University, majoring and graduating in education. He taught at the university for two year. He was the grandson of Karl G. Maeser, great president of Brigham Young Academy. He (hen became superintend-an- t of schools in Beaver County. For many years he taught school and was a superintendent in Idaho. After his retirement he made his home in California until hi death. He was a very active member of the IDS Church and also very active in civic affairs. Survivors include his wife of Loi Angeles, Calif. one son, Karl . Maeser, Tucson, Ariz.; two several grandchildren; brothers, Dr. Sherwin Maeser, and Mieth Maeser, Logan, and four sis- Beverly, Mass., ters, Georgia Maeser, Mrs. fr 1 -- - H, (O) f-l- lt i) V ;- -! J , ft jk - - e a Services Slated For Victim of n, Vietnam Fighting CITY-Memo- 489-638- Graveside Rites Set for Infant Orent weliesiey, Provo; Zobell, Orem. 'tv I doe M 10,040,1)00 L ; MOST ACTIVE STOCKS vol. Com. Close Ctungn Am Tel Tel 250,300 53'i 139 900 H Living! Oil 4J Union Cart) 121,900 Tex G Sul 110,300 30' Avnet Inc New 95.00 34a East Air Line Vj 88,800 27"j Gl Am Hi d 84,700 tVt 1H 7S.50O b Caterplllr Alcan Alum 73,800 25' -i 73,600 ii'--t Adclrtuog Uri'led Air L 73,000 36', ", 2V 70,000 Rynlds Mft W 68,900 32 Steburo, Cp 65 200 254 Gal Corp 63,500 20' a Sid Packas NYSE 7, 26 Frpro Services Badly Hurt According to the Selective Service Local Board; No. 33 in Provo, 26 men have been released from the Armed Force. In Collision A OREM d boy suffered a possible frac tured skull and head lacera tions Wednesday evening when his bicycle was struck by a large truck at 400 North and U.S. 91 in Orem. seven-year-ol- Orem police said the child apparently rode his bicycle into the path of the truck driven by Wendell How ard Barney, 37. of Fairview. Mr. Barney was traveling north on U.S. 91 and had made a right turn on 400 North. The boy was riding his bicycle south on West street. The child was rushed to the Utah Valley Hospital bv Orem police ambulance. He was re ported m ' satisfactory" condi. tion today at the hospital. duai-whe- Maied el Ogden Boy Dies From Auto Injuries 36 2i 25'. 7i 53!t !2'a 32. 70W 294 26- .' Sto; Exchange K Still 25!3t0 IS LAKE SALT i.'lililies IjOM ig 33 STOCK a, Silver Bullion cxp .. Chief Chief Colo I"1'? Pfil Silver 12V Cons Warrants Twencent Un Carbide Un Pacific United Airlines United Park U k Steel Ut Power and Lt West Airlines West Bancorp Elec Wests Wooiworth Co Stauffer Chem . suffer from Cystic Fibrosis. They are the daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ralph Jepp-so-n AMERICAN STOCK of Orem. Mrs. Zoe Harris, state direc- Bonanu Day Mines tor of the Mental Health Asso- Deserol Pherm Ret Federal ciation, New Park Denise Laird, a daughter of Revco Seaboard Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Laird of Skaggs Drug , Orem, a Senior Girl Scout, and Syntax Ut Id Sua Tom Wilson, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wilson, an Explorer Scout. Miss Laird and Young Albertson's Wilson will tell how scouting Amer Savings Bank of Amer has improved their lives. Equity Oil Robert Strong, president of First Sec Corp the Community Service LNLAND PORT .. .. js h j, t2 H 95 43 i; i 29 14 Eureka Lilly Eureka Sid Golconda Gold Chain Great West;ri Horn Silver Kashmir Oil .. .. 5 so .72 75 M IK 135 17.25 40 .32 18 0 SO 7 32 35 45 SO Si .. 8 00 8 50 . 130 Ho .27 .17 8 00 9 162W. New Quincy ... North Lilly Park City Cons Park Premier 1 ' Rico 84 Sage Oil ... 78), Sicux Wines So Standard 84 80 80 5i.. 52 18 86 7?i 43' ii 44' ' 340 4W 47',a 86 j 46'i 06 S! 37' 23 74',, S4 46','a 106V, 504, 37Vi 2234 32ty 32 37 37'a 364 36 33V; 334 34 3314 2li 28 87 644, 108 93 H 43 15 404 46H il'i i0"t S3 37', Cons J94, 31H 3!1, LAKE tVlS'i 25 675 1615 .38 2 25 300 . MS 6 75 .. .20 .85 00 185 155 15.25 16 00 EXCHANGE 24 SALES 5000- - 40 2900-1.- 390- - Sil 12 50 . 95 S!l Con 1000- - Metals Eureka Eagle 35 1OO0-- 4V 37 M 40 31'4 32 00-- 1 45; MM itf 1004.40; .30 City Cons S0C-bag oil 0M,N 2300-- 1 Sundance 700-1SO; H Tin Lead 300- - 34; 1000-.Tin Std 20th Century 400-27 Utah Cons Utah-V.y- o 0 Water Wonder 39 74i 74', MUTUAL 37 40 400-- 1 Ultly 38' 374 44 20 2 75 37', 44' 44 City CO 300- - 45; Cres 4000- - 40 2500-2366-.Croff 9 Crown Pt I00-.9-5 ti'k Dragon 500- - 43; lOUkelf 8 40 East Utah 200-- 35; 67',, Eur Lilly 1000- - 89 2' Eur Std 1000-.4- I Gt Western 30 1000- - 47; i; JoO- Kashmir Oil S3'., Kenneoec BOO-- 00; 140O-.l- 54 U':t .20 875 43',, uA 24 jo l?12'a Banner Mng. Bristol Sil 1500-2Bullion Exp Bullion Mon Colo .25 .35. Wllliston 644, Comb 2.75 2 SO . SALT "t tii'i .18 15 Century United Park Utah Cons 3314 3734 .. 20th 28H Clayton U'l . . 2I'4 Champion 109 94 47 .. .. Sundance Tint!: Lead 68, No 38' um Park 3414 64', , , ..4 1.2S .37 .39 25 85 40 40 47' ,., .37 33 ? 48 Twa Ho 33 .14 7,00 9.25 .22 3i ,,. SO 16t 7H 339 , MO 6S0 6j?( 19e a 191;. ti'it '., ?0'i 'a 4J 1.20 65' 78 ,, , .38 115 K Con Con Clayton 21 .. Bullion Mon Champion Silver As, j; M 6l's 82 IBM 32 26 83 StuottMker-Wsrtt- i Miracle - 'S't Hecli Mng Howard Johnson route to a church building af- Std Oil Cal i axes Gulf ter school to attend a primary Textron Inc R Tink Bear meeting of the Church of Jesus Transamenca Saints. Christ of Latter-da- y Trana World Arl 22',j 1968 Bid 50 00 Bristol Sm 4Hi 19 .' Oil 54 43 32injVr! EXCHANGE September Wednesday, Comb Metals Comet Coal Comstock Tunni Cons Eureka Cres Eagle ... Croft Oil .... . 36',a Crown Foinf Dr?gon East Utah .... 2J'-47?, Empire 29 7?' 160"j J. Panthers ' 32',a J. ng from Page One) tulf Exchange - (Continued from Page One) S. York Slock Allied Chem Allis Chalm Alum Ltd American Can Amer T and T An Pub Serv Arlans Dcpl Alch T and S Bell nd How Beth Steel Bunker Hill Celanese Corp Chrysler Corp Colo Fuel Dow Chem Do Pont East Kodak El Paso Gas Ford Molor Gen Dynam Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Motors New are Ida, Anti-Burni- e'i Ktnnpcott Lear Siegler Tern V Ling An Ogden Litton Ind OGDEN (UPI) From Provo, those released McDonald Corp Roger C. Lindley, Glen K. boy struck by a car at a busy McDonnell Aircraft of Min Mng Mfg Johnson, Richard S. Dixon, Gay-nar- d intersection died early today Monsan Chem Leav-it- t, massive head injuries. Mont Ward W. Barney, Terry Sis Tel and Tel Mt of Mark Mr. Taylor, 8, son John D. Morrill, Elmer H. Mtn Fuel Sup A. Taylor, Og- Ogden Corp Mrs. and Robert Davis Jr., Merrill E. Nielson Olio Mathiewn and Paul M. Thomas. Others den, was struck Wednesday af- Outboard Mar G and El Pac t ternoon while r, crossing were listed as, Gary Van Wag-enePan Amer Air William S. Jennings, Arto the intersection of 28th Street Parke Davis J C Penney Phil pet Barkdull, David L. Turpon and and Fowler Avenue. hit was Polaroid the Officers Corp said boy Buddy R. Bunnell, all of Orem; Proct Gam Ronald L. Johnson, Tremonton; by a car driven by John Davis, Radio Corp of Amer ReiKJb Steel Jon L. Hall, Dugway; Randy A. 19, Pleasant View. The boy was Revlon Inc more than 80 feet. knocked Tobacco Ryn and Michael Wight-mar), Biggs Rat The victim was believed en Seart both of Pleasant Grove; Kent L. Granat, Midland, Mich.; Robert L. Barney, Dennis L. Carter, Jerry Conder and peter M. Hansen, all of American Fort; Max P. Gerber. Lehi; George L. Price, Bell, Calif., and Larry J. Sundell, Boise, HH AND COMPANY ' seven-year-ol- Bicyc! list, Industrial W5 m EVIDENCE of the accident wbkb seriously injured a d Orem boy last night is shown in this picture taken by Orem Police Officer Gerald Nielsf-q- . The wheel of the huge truck came fa rest on the crumpled bicycle the boy was riding. The child suffered a fractured skull. GRAPHIC (Continued - L. W. (Beatrice) Mitchell, Mrs? Tenus (Evelyn) Thompson, and Mri. Mable Janner, all of ProLEHI --f Graveside services vo. for the infant son of Ronald Funeral lerylce? aitf burial Lee. and Peggy Ann Conder are pending and will be held Olsen, 843 E. State Road, Lehi, will be held 11 a.m. Friday at in California. Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. He was born and died Sept, 4, 1968, at the American Fork Hospital. He is survived by his parents, and a sister, Ronna Lee, and a brother, Danney; grand parents, Mrs. Orvine Olsen PROVO and Salt and Pepper Rice, Salt Lake City; Mr. Academy Mrs. Arnold Maud, American in A Dandy Aspic plus Fork. Paramount Roseinary'j Anderson and Sons Mortuary, Baby in charge With Six You Got American Fork, is Uinta of arrangements. Eggroll plus 5 Card Stud Salt and Pepper Pioneer plus The Private Navy of Sgt. AVERAGES Total Voiume Ji Appl iconts - JONES DOW U'i Elk Hunt 5th-6t- h GOODBODY BY ft i N I Wednesday Successful - Stock Market Wemberf of New York 4 Vil-Icr- s, 255-2n- Map Dies - PAYSON ability of rain near zero this afternoon, tonight and Friday. John! Provo's high SALT LAKE CITY Wednesday Cleveland Arnold, 78, died was 74. The low this morning Tuesday; funeral Saturday at was 44! High for the nation was d E. Ernest noon at 104 at Buckeye, Ariz. National 72, died Tuesday; funeral low tliis morning was at Evan- Saturday at noon in the Rose slon, wyo. Roori, 36 E. 7th S. LOGAN Arlcne King Niclson, (uneral ser49, died, Friday; vices were held today. James H. BRIQI1AM CITY Amnions Jr., 20, died Tuesday; funeral Friday &t 1 p.m.' in the LDS Ward Brigham Chapel. M1NERSV1LLE Bonnie Lou Brinkerhoff Gray, 37, died Monfuneral services were day: httld today. PAROWAN Mary Ellen A list of successful elk appliNellie Skouguard Dalton, 79, cants has been released by the died Monday; funeral services Utah Fish and Game Departwere held today. ment for various areas of the Bert Raligta 1968 DRAGERTQN Elk Hunt! Fletcher, 61, died Tuesday; fuThe Utah County names suc 11 in the a.m. neral Friday at cessful in application for Church. Community Diragerton MOAB MichcU Marie Wil- Various hunts were as follows: Ashley-Verna-l, either sex son, 10, died Tuesday; Mass Andrew R. Birrell, Jr., Lindqn: 10 the at a.m. of Angels Friday catnouc James A. Cox, Orem; Lawrence in the St. Plus L. Henry, Orem: Gordon Thorn- Church. ion, rrovo. Brown's Park-Thre- e Corners. either sex Glen H. Carter, Orem; Dean Cropper, Provo. fish Lake, bull James B. Adams, Provo; David M. Provo; Neil R. Billings, Orem; Merlyn Bracken, American Fork; Ernest Cederstrom, r-ia! SALT LAKE Lehi; Charles M. Fowles, V. services for Air Force Capt. Grove; Earl H. Greer, Oram; Robert George Bull, II, 28, will Thomas A. James, Sprinavilie: be held in the Clearfield Ninth James A. Lowe, Payson; Reed LDS Ward Chapel, 110 E. Cen- E. Lowe, Payson; Lloyd Mille., ter, Clearfield, on Monday at Spanish Fork; Bert Miller. 2 p.m Capt. Bull was killed Springville; John D. Murray, in action Aug. 26 in Vietnam Orem; Gary Oxborrow, Lehi; while flying a reconnaisance a Special Jerry Peck, Orem; Glenda C. mission supplying Searle, American Fork; Eliot Forces camp, Ben Sorenson, PI, Grove; Philip VirHis wife is the former ginia Lee Ford, formerly of Stewart, spanisn Fork; Jackie Thorpe, Provo; Wendell Winger, Provo. Gordon Woolley. fox springville; ? Friends may call Springville. further information. Fish Lake, either sex Dar- vm Burgess, Provo; Herbert C. Burrows., Springville; Geotge o FURNISHED in the mid 40s. The highs Friday in the mid 80s. The prob- Utah Obituaries 61 r ' Salt Lake, Ogden, Provo and Logan; Fair with risirg temperatures this afternoon, tonight and Friday. The Jiighs today in Uie low 80s and, the tows tonight Obituaries Cleil Choffin, Weather Forecast 400-- 1 88 FUNDS Fund Affiliated Dividend Sharei Dow Theory EXCHANGE Dreyfus Close Open E and H Bal Fund It1, lt'4 E and H Bal Stock 21 211, , Cap ii'k W" Fidelity Fund , I'e Fidelity I't Fidelity Trend 9H Financial Dynamics ,. 39'4 Fletcher Fund 28' 29V, Inv Fundamental 19 TtVi Fund 40' tan Manhattan Inv Growth Mass 14, 14 Mass Inv Trust Putnam Fund STOCKS Putnam Growth Bid AsC Wellington Fund I4B7V, Fund Windsor 14 00 Fund Enterprise 7800 Fletcher C:?ilel Fund 1175 Bid 917 481 A loot 4 44 let fit 14.41 problem and that state agencies (Confaued from Page Oiie) 1191 12 05 13 will comply with the regula ...... 17.01 18 41 on the attack until after he had tions. 15.41 14.11 18.71 21.35 read the commissioner's report, of 30 30 68 33 Craig Wayman, president 9, The Brooklyn district attorney 7 44 8 16 the Utah County Horticulture 3' 18 75 17.7$ also ordered an investigation 13.H II 71 Society, and a local fruit farm 11.14 10.51 13 61 er, expressed support of the and said charges would be filed, 1141 if warranted. 18M VM inwhich proposed regulations, 17W 181 Haymore, Prove. 84 clude restrictions on orchard The U 58 policemen, mem14.44 He bers of an unofficial organize. heating. Mei Sal f 81 10.74 known as the law .Restrictions on the heating tion .7 It enforcement had group, gath systems for preventing frost 14 Oo sixth-flodamage prohibit burning tires, ered outside the NEW YORK (UPD-Invf- ctor courtroom of Judge George maor oil fuel other heavy groups: terials which can cause severe Rader where a hearing for 11.53 12 S3 Mutual three Black Panthers was Captain Stillman, director of STOCKTON, Calif. (UPI- )air pollution." 22.37 24.31 Stock of a The the of Port Stockton, modern Salt Lake the Chapter scheduled. Time Requested Selective 144 10 1 Salvation Army. He will rep- shipping point for ocean-goin- g Mr. Wayman said, "We are 9.90 The three are charged with resent the core of volunteer vessels, is located 75 miles Variable enthusiastic about the pro- assaulting a policeman Aug. 21. workers 10.99 16.99 Utah County 'nland from San Francisco Bay Energy Fund Keith Paramore, 39, Orem, serving but asked that orchar- - The Incident began' when a as well as the state. 5.66 5.17 in the middle of California's FIF Fund will be sentenced In Fourth Dis gram," d burn group of 12 dists who have other Black 5.69 621 Hamilton Melvin Clark, director of Central Valley. trict Court Sept. 25 after being be allowed time Panthers and some 7-Stacompanions Vocational Rehabilitation Ser O'Farrell ke found guilty of causing the ing systems In more to efficient burn- emerged from, an elevator and vices. He will represent the of phase Fox For Love Ivy death of a person from opera units. confronted the v OREM police' Alpine House. tion of a motor vehicle while ing ai me momem, uie ieum- -- men Who were dressed In Special recognition will be Geneva Hang 'Em High under the influence of intoxitions proposed would not pro- civilian clothes. eiven to several Utah County plus Devil's Brigade cating liquor (automobile orchard burning in open hlbit Odd The firms who have served as pilot Scera Couple One of the policemen, campaigns by oots. however restrictions mny already corn- plu3 Carpetbaggers Ha was found guilty by Judge wearing a "George Wallace for Dieting fu Fund in the United them on their I Stud be Card Blue placed plus Timp Maurice Hardi.ig of the charges president" button, approached drives. Max Saftenberg, this SPRINGVILLE ture. one of the Panthers and asked, and Glean arising out of the death of Over 200 In The Heat of The Art City Grant S. Winn, executive seccampaign chairman, will Ilene Rasmussen Myrup in an "Where's your Wallace but year'sthe are LDS stakes seven from ers conser 8 The Lam on of the state air recognition. Night plus give retary ton?" A shoving match began, accident at Ninth South ind Villa Dr. Zhivago plus Flip- expected to participate In Recognition also will be given vation committee, said official of the group conference this weekend at the Eighth West in Orem on April in and to more than 25 county business pers. New Adventure protests must be submitted policemen attacked the Pan. firms who have pledged conUniversity 28, 1967. Young Brigham PAYSON 10 hearing, the at Sept. He Is at liberty on his own writing thers, who were wearing their drive. The Shakiest Gun in Alumni Camp at Aspen Grove, Hul.ih or by personal appearance at traditional black berets and tributions to this year's to these first will In the north fork of Provo Can recognizance. The West several of Recognition or one that hearing, necklaces of machine gun be given by r. M. Haycocn, SPANISH FORK yon. others being held throughout bullets In leather straps. advanced gifts chairman. The Sand Pebbles Arch Those stakes Involved are the state. A special number win oe PLEASANT GROVE Orem, Orem West, Sharon, East Tigers vs. Panthers . Wednesdays' hearing in Provo Rosle by the USO troup presented Grove West Sharon. West Sharon. for official purposes was not y Witnesses said the fitim Young UniverAMERICAN FORK Brigham The Utah and East Provo. of protest, but was to give local were of Dr. chanting. the direction uider policemen Shakiest Gun in the youths will leave from the Scera sity Coral people an opportunity to become "We're the white tigers. White Harold R. Hansen. These young West. parking lot in Orem at 8:30 familiar with the proposals and tigers eat Black Panthers." LEHI performers recently returned p.m. Friday. to commer.t on them. Uniformed police pushed be- from Vietnam and other bases Bonnie tnd Clyde Royal Activities will begin with a tween the two groups and where over 1600 of our Utah campfire weiner roast and a TEHRAN, Iran (UPI)-Sh- ah shoved the Negroes and their County servicemen are now program that evening. Satur- Mohammed Rezl Pahlavi and back into the serving. companions day the group will participate then The elevator. The state president and reppolice Farah helicoptoday in workshops and sports follow Empress out of Uie American of the Panthers the escorted resentatives 11 tered to more northeastern ed by a banquet and a dance and the neighborhood, Cancer Society and Utah Heart building Fiflcan tfumonds highHflW peasant villages disintegrated that evening. A U m Is waiting with them until they Association also will be present MKgoldlrlo. the onslaught of more than A by hearing preliminary Fun and feasts with special to helo inaugurate a first in 50 temblors that began Satur scheduled in Provo City Court weu safely in taxis. the state by Joining the hands of speakers are scheduled for both day. The New York Times said in for Wednesday, Sept. 11 for The and United Fund. the Sunday. par. Saturday Wednesday they were sur two young men arrested by tfie an editorial today that the ticipants of the conlcrence will rounded by crowds of weeping provo City Police Department incident "Reflects a dangerous Build- wturn home Sunday. AMERICAN FORK survivors who pleaded with; and charged with attempting to ly spreading sentiment among EXTINCTION mem to 'piease nave our dead pass a forged Instrument (LPI)-T- he DES MOINES ing permits for the month of policemen here and elsewhere buried. It is more important David Czech, 18, St. Paul, that because they enforce the timber wolf now la extinct in Augu.t climbed to 1118.350 with than water and bread for us." Minn., and Steve Duuglas Stcut, law they are, somehow, person- Iowa, the State Conservation a commercial building for $39,. Rescue units under the Shah's 18, San Bernardino, Calif., are ally above the law." 000 the largest tingle structure. j Nina demondt In 14K Commission aayl. . (X Other permits Included three BORN persons! supervision told him being held in the Utah County The "wolf thai is occasional new residences, according to AT UTAH VAIXEY HOSPITAL housing bad become the critical Jail in lieu of $1,000 cash or -ly ipolU'd usually turns out to --.- be V problem springing from the Uj ooo property bond. Carl Hansen, city inspector. a coyote. Wednesdays tf check at a Provo motel. Permits were Issued as folBoy to Duane and Marlene disaster that k.lled a reported They re charged wilh tak- fKuX'ttiont inifgee) 20.000 50,000 lows: C 4 T Const Co.. 1100 N. Ilindley The motel manager became American persons, injured Hancock, ing a check from an automobile 100 E., residence. 120.000; A. E. otherj and destroyed tome 100 in Salt Lake City, filling in the micioui and called police. communitiee. lotitalra Gibson. 420 N. 500 E.. tool shed. I Boyto Kennelfi and Marilyn A Diamond and tt The Shah, assisted by accomConvenient $100; Barrett Const. Co.. 517 E. Duff Rasmus.vn. Prosn. Termi J tne turi4KBoia Time. cabinet 4.TO N., residence. 112.000; Stein-- ! members, gave Roy to Roy and Doril Woolley panying CUARANTO YOUa fiUCCIf S priority orden for election of er Const. Co.. SO N. 200 E.. com- - WaLn, Pleasant Grove, 1 IN YOUR eWH BUSINIS S Girl to David and Ivy Jctm-Ve- il all necessary emergency ahelte r mrmal building. 119.000; La to house homelesi masse, Clements. 70 E. 760 N.,'jon Allred, Provo. the desert freezing during to Juhn and shed. Eileen $M0; Boy storage Prndrayj Pair Annvm Earn l O00-'JO,0- 00 nighu. Mower, Co., 400 S .300 E , two ward Stevens, Mapleton. rate crime create! highly profitable Riling opportunity ai in is whettf y6u and Ann Buy to Sherwin duplex units, $34,000; Jcn--temattonalty famoue cotpoalion met tt demHj for' security Bros. Const Co., 742 N. 100 E., Marie Noelte Broderk k. Provo. franchisee! alarm SUPPLIES by eipanding come systemt existing organization, tNClNIIRINO you'ic $2,500 capital required backed by (ruanintee of success or Boy to Frank and Georgia residence, $22,000; Dereret Sign No We investment. refund of train you, experience necessary. AKI AVAIUBU AT tfirougl. playing games. 'Dickson Baird, Provo. Co., 31 S. ino W., sign. rtl for ttmplH InUtmvii hk$ ytwf aaaeto nutter tef Electa S. Smiii, 32 W. 400 N., Boy to Haiw Roy and Carol i Utah Office Supply 41 Wast Ctntar carport. $200; Pine NjI Cafe, Thipps Otteson. Orem. P.O. Box 329 'Dept. N.J. 07011 Springfield, OPIN MONOAY 100 Girl to Rnnald and Carol W., r 1041 1. (Greg Hicks) II S. 49 I. CtNTER, PROVO Orm ttMtee J DiodwliOO. Reynolds Riggs, Troo. Dale K. Col- Heaston, bull ledge, Lehi; Williams Jorgen- sen, Pleasant Grove; Ray Mon- son, Orem. La Sal Mountain, bull none Mt. Dutton, bull Dale C. Bowthorpe, Provo. Salt Lake, bull Franklin . - - off-dut-y What's Playing At the Movies Sentence Due For Auto Death - 14 121 ill out-date- off-du- ty Meet Set - of a kind off-du- ty For MiA makes a great pair off-du- Shah Sees off-dut- Earthquake Pathos, Ruin Forgery Hearing Set Sept. Am. 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