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Show THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1970 PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW. PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1970 ersonal Finance Having difficulty in saving money? g Then a practical course in money man- - 3" agement, Business Management 200, may be the course to fit your needs. Class meets each Monday from 7 to jj; 9 p.m. Free catalogs are now available 2& of the more than 500 classes available. I r - - p Vega Coupe MilyTinLSCM And. it's got a lot of doors to invite you to come in and see why we open, too. call this the little car that does every-- Because our new little car, the tiling well. ; Vega, is actually three little cars. A And while you're here, pick up a coupe, a sedan, and a wagon. Vega catalog. It's good reading. Plus there's a fourth Vega: a little Then talk to our salesmen. It's panel truck. We'll open our doors for good conversation. Vega business on September 10. We Bring a friend. Gene Harvey Chevrolet COMPLETE CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE AMERICAN FORK - 756-354- 6 Dale Deveraux 756-324- 4 Bob Shoell, 785-359- 1 Ervin Chipman 756-481- 5 GUARANTED AUTO REPAIRS Fall and Winter will be here sooner than we would like. Last year many got CAUGHT stalled on the road because of car trouble.. Don't you get caught . . . Bring your car in now for a FALL TUNEUP We have Factory Mechanics and Factory Parts to handle your needs. 190 EAST MAIN AMERICAN FORK PH. 756-358- 6 GUARANTEED AUTO REPAIRS ' , f V ,1 ' - , ' J " , v I J"jiOsCS DplX C03ii" i j , ' " v i ) j'.' ": -- ,'f7' v - .o .rV; i I . ' ' " " 'V' The sun. From the time he first walked into the shelter of a cave, man has sought its warmlh. Today we still seek the warmth of the sun. A search that has led, at last, to electric heat. Electric heat is as warm and even as sunshine. As clean and pure as sun-shine. And six times more versatile. Electric heat is the answer to centuries of searching, seeking, and shivering, Choose from 6 "Suns" of Electric Heat Electric Ceiling Electric Baseboard Electric Furnace Electric Boiler Heat Pump Infrared Heating Now . . . Switch to Carefree Electric Heat For free information, phono 'Most homes can now be converted Utah Power & Light Company and to electric heat with reasonable BSk for a heating specialist, operating costs. r rip:zza Sales and Marketing Dept. Utah Power & Light Company UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. lZ1, utah An Independent Grocer 43 South Main PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 70, 71 and 72 FROM OUR PRODUCE DEPT. CRENSHAW MELONS lb 10c LETTUCE lb 19c TROPIC ANA RANGE JUSCE qt 39c GREEN PEPPERS large each 4c we cut PORK CHOPS center cut ribs lb 69c u. s. PORK ROAST loin end lb 59c choice FRESH FRYERS cut up 35c BEEF SPARER IDS country style lb 59c on" RANGE BACON 2 lb $1? FESTIVAL0 ICE CREAAM v2 gallon 59c CERTI-FRES- H RASPBERRIES lOoz 3for89c RUSSET HASH BROWNS 2 lb 4 for- - 89c WESTERN FAMILY VEGETABLES 7for$loo BLUE BONNET MARGARINE lb 43c CERTI-FRES- H PIES 49c DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES 3 for $p CORONET FACIAL TISSUE 5 for $100 SUGAR HONEY GRAHAMS 2 lb 67c SCHILLING PEPPER 4oz 45c OPEN 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. MONDAY to SATURDAY We give Gold Strike Stamps i ' , , ' k ' ? 4 x w----- ... X Kt I 1 WILL GO ON MISSION Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Saling will leave this month for the LDS Mission field on full-tim- e mission Farewell Sunday Will Honor Couple Leaving for LDS Mission in Nauvoo Wallace M. Saling and his wife Verland Penrod Saling have been called to serve the LDS Church with the Nauvoo Restoration Incorporated at Nauvoo, Illinois. They will take care of one of the completely restored homes of the early pioneers of Nauvoo and assist in the guide service or help in the information center. A farewell for them will be held on Sunday, Sept. 13,in the Grove Ward at 3:00 p.m. The Nauvoo Restoration In-corporated is a private corpor-ation organized in 1965 with Dr. LeRoy Kimball as president. The object of the corporation is to restore the homes, business houses, etc., of the early pio-neers who lived there prior to abandoning their homes and migrating to the west. Mr. Waling was born at We-ipp- e, Idaho and graduated from the University of Idaho with a BS and MS degree in Forestry. He worked for the Forest Ser-vice as a Ranger in Idaho and Utah, and has also worked for Brigham Young University, the Pleasant Grove Canning Co., the Utah State Training School and as custodian of the Bank of Pleasant Grove. Mrs. Saling was born in Boise, Idaho. She has worked for Safeway Stores, Colyear Motor Sales, and at the Am-erican Fork Hospital as a nur-ses aid. She has also been a nurse receptionist for Dr. Ost-ler, Dr. Thompson and Dr. Richens. The Salings have three chil-dren, Wallace, M. Saling Jr., of Annandale, Virginia, Sally Irene Kong of Nephi, Utah and Larry Deen Saling, Salt Lake City. Both of the Salings have ser-ved in numerous capacities in both church, club and civic or-ganizations both before com-ing to Pleasant Grove, and in the years they haves been here The Salings plan a two-yea- r mission at Nauvoo. |
