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Show Page 50-- THE HERALD. Provo. Utah. Sunday. August 22. 1982 mm CHIFFON MARGARINE FRISKIES TREE TOP DOG FOOD 7 APPLE JUICE ft HEARTY BEEF FLAVOR V 25 lb. lb. PKG. 1 BAG 46 oz. sns Old photo of new interest to Springville. Old Photos Sought In Museum Display (o)(o)$ MILKY WAY ARMOUR SNICKERS - MARS 3 MUSKETEERS TREET n 12 01. CAN Eugene dressed as Lucky Lindy piloted the plane up Main Street, and Lucille Metcalf sat atop the airrepresenting the spirit craft's nose. Have an old photograph? Springville resident LaRell Johnson is looking for old pictures to be displayed at the Springville Museum of Art during Springvil-le'- s annual Founders' Day celebration in September. Old pictures also will be added to the newly created Springville Historical Society's photo collection. Recently Johnson released a rare e photograph he has preserved of an Springville parade in which he was a participant. He hopes to help get the modern-da- y celebration under way. The time was shortly after Charles p flight across the Lindberg made his Atlantic Ocean in May, 1927, and the event stirred the imaginations of two inventive Springville brothers, Eugene and LaRell DUNCAN HINtS g float Johnson remembers the made an unscheduled stop midway in the parade because the engine of the Model T heated and began to boil under where the small girl was sitting. This bit of memorabilia wouldn't have been preserved had not photographer George taken the time Edward Anderson to record the Johnson brothers' creation in front of his studio. Anderson who died the next spring, documented the photograph with his initials and the date a trait that has helped to make his work nationally recognized. Photos other Springville and Mapleton residents may wish to share should be submitted to the Springville Museum of Art or the Springville Public Library before Sept. 10. Record the photo information on the picture's back in soft pencil and help complete Springville's historical history, says Johnson. prize-winnin- TwiA Bran old-tim- Johnson. The teenagers constructed a replica of the "Spirit of St. Louis" for a float to be entered in the city's Independence Day parade. They built the aircraft on the body of an old Model T Ford out of lumber and butcher paper. CHILI MR. JUMBO DIAL TOWELS SOAP JUMBO ROLL woman lives to be 78.S years, compared to 76.5 JfffP Nationwide, the average male lived to be 70.2 years and the average female lived to be 77.8 years. The statistics are for 1978, the most recent year for which national statistics are available. Girl lo Michael and Susan MacFarlane Houti of Provo Girl to Randel and Vicki While Averett of Orem Boy to Brety and Nora Moore Hess of Provo Boy to Vaughn Margaret Moody Peterson ol Orem Girl lo Paul and Luanne flyer Olson of Provo Girl to Don and Lorelei Swingle Andrews of Provo. Boy to Bryant and Sheliah Kreilag Saflord of Orem Boy to Monty and Moira Eaton Georgi of Orem Girl to Darrell and Sara Ann Foster Carr of Orem Girl to Larry and Susan Scott Fish of Orem Boy to Samuel and Sylvia Hcwird Job of Orem Boy to John and ann Davis Pen rod of Springville Girl to Matthew and Vicki Ann Madsen King of Provo. Boy lo Steven W and Koetla Ann Bishop ol Orem Girl lo Herd and Paula McKee Miller of Provo Girl lo Lindon and Debra Steed Parks of Lindon Girl to Philip and Susan Call Brown of Provo Girl to Stone and Saloi 11 of Provo 05)6 20 01 PKC. Svl 28 01 3 g89 LB BAG Orhtr Storot Rtg. Rtt. 5.50 fL 11 lb. 1175 NORTH NORTH 1200 WEST, A OREM NWOrUSKTOSN CUttWTEEO UTAH'S LOWEST FOOD PUCES 0 12 PECTIN k--3 - 3.S. REGULAR SIZE 03 Finr.i (5 TURCIGY ripe URGOR BANANAS from injury or decoy an bt restored comfortably to bt vtry attroc-tivAnd a liroplt mointtnonct program can kttp your ptrmantnt imilt for you. t. 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Boy to Craig and Claudia Jones Backus of American Fork. Girl to James P. and Rose Ann Hughes Provo. Girl lo Glenn Mason and Rebecca N. Snow of Provo. Girl to Grenade and Donna Lre Curran of Provo. Boy to Marvin and Marsha Hardy McClure of Orem. Boy to David S. and Jennifer J Blocker of Provo Boy to Brian and Kathie Jayne Hickenlooper of Provo. 1 BIG TATE II1STAI1T POTATOES LUCKY CHARMS years in 1970. Lite expectancy figures have consistently been higher for Utahns than for their counterparts throughout the country, said John Brockert bureau director. Births UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL August 12: Boy to Dana and Christine L. Raimer Doggett ol Provo. Girl to Donald and ReNet P. Sirnnc Yakiwchuk of Provo. Boy to Alexander and Ladonna Jake James of Provo. Boy Keith and Kathleen Ridd Horrocks of Heber Citv Boy to Jack and Tree-LinWang Warren of Provo. Boy to Nathan and Calla Craig Cox of Orem. Boy to Leslie and !Iw!ly Amdt Davies of Provo. Boy to Mark anl M'ie Terrell Judd of Provo. Girl to Randy and Gloria J. Jones Thomas of Provo. August 13: Boy to Ledge and Kaydean Squires Benson of Orem Girl to Larry and Janine Mae Saltou Edwards of Orem Boy to Larry and Micki Davis Johnson of Orem Boy to Roger and Brenda Ner-dCrawford of Provo CET 2 (oHoVS FOR (O Utahns Living Longer Nowadays - 3 BUY lidlal SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Utahns are living longer than they did 10 years ago, the Utah Bureau of Health Statistics says. Latest statistics for 1980 show Utahn males live to an average age of 71.9 years compared to 69.8 years in 1970. And females live longer than men, the report says. The 1980 statistics show the average Utah I 15 01. J (o)(o)$ - L4- (1860-192- non-sto- ARMOUR BRAN MUFFIN MIX slow-movi- CAN 1357 w PRCVO 655 300 SOUTH STATE EAST SOUTH K-- 1, 224-199- 0 FOHX 175 EAST m SPOVUE YCCX KC3 TCnX KOCU KLPS YCU SAVE 3SS SOUTH KA2N t |
