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Show THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1970 PLEASANT OROVt REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1970 I - - - .- - ,,,1 APPLES for Sale, Rome and Delicious, ph. Bob Secretan, 785-250- 0 15 REMOVE carpet paths and spots; fluff beaten down nap with Blue Lustre. Sent sham-pooe- r $1. Radmall Hardware. O 8 LOST Black Labrardor Male Dog, missing since Sept. 16, Reward, call 785-234- Lindon. O 8 50 GAL. TRASH BARRELS for Sale, $3.50. Help keep P.G. Beautiful. Ph. 756-303- Steve Murdock. We will deliver, tl LICENSED DAYCARE Center in my home, for children. 785-268- 1, Seventh Ward area. tf REMODELING by Building Contractor, Aluminum or Steel Patios or Carports, Alum-inum Siding and Awnings. 756-384- 6 or 225-770- Bob Luck, tf REGISTERED ENGLISH Poin-ter Pups, for Sale. Champion-ship blood lines. Have shots and ready to go. Call 785-305- 0 after 4:00. O 8 KEEP carpet cleaning prob-lems small use Blue Lus-tre wall to wall. Rent electric shampooer $1. Ben Franklin Store, P.G. O 8 JR. SIZE CRIB and Mattress for Sale, Contact Ron Firth, 785-314- O 8 BALED STRAW for Sale, 40c per bale, James Harvey, Ph. 785-209- O 15 HOME for Rent, Fenced Back Yard, 23 West 2nd North, 785-345- O 8 HUNTER'S SPECIAL 8 ft. Romer Camper, Cabover bunk, Butane Stove, Ice box, sink, sleeps 4, Ph. 785-377- 420 N. 2nd West, Lindon. O 8 BALLET LESSONS Taught by Sherrie Farr Dunford. Regis-ter and first lesson Friday, Oct. 16, P.G. Jr. High Girl's gym, 4:30 elementary age, 5:30 Jr. High and high school age. $1.50 a lesson or $20 for 15 weeks. O 8 BUCKET SEATS for Sale, 1961 Falcon Station Wagon, 785-272- Paul Roundy. O 15 WEDDING DRESSES for Rent Zabrisk'e's, ph. 785-345- 6. tf 1963 PONTIAC for Sale, s, 2 door, bucket seats, 4 spd.,trans., 785-267- 6. O 8 REPOSSESSED CONSOLE Pi-an- o. Write Credit Manager, 120 West 33rd South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84115. O 22 ANSWER AT ONCE. Man or woman to sell Rawleigh Pro-ducts. Good income. Write to Rawleigh, 1415 23d St., Denver, Colo. 80205. O 22 1966 OPEN ROAD 10 ft. Camp-er for sale, used very little, also side loading jacks, self contained. 785-267- O 8 GOOD HORSE for Sale, 10 yr. old Thoroughbred, See D. H. Fowlke, at Farmers Korner. 08 2 SUFFOLK RAMS for Sale, 756-422- 8 after 5 p.m. O 1 REGISTERED Quarter Horse for Sale, 5 yrs. old, trained, also single horse trailer, good cond., 785-267- O 8 TV AND RADIO SERVICE - Fast, reliable service, reas onable lates. All parts and la bo.r guaranteed. Finest quality New Color and Black and White T.V.s and Radios for sale. Ph. Norman Healey, at 756-468- 0 in American Fork. tl ALL TYPES Construction Work including residences, garages etc. Free Estimates, M. J. Wathen, licensed contractor. Phone 768-256- 6. tf GRAMES PHOTO Wedding Specialists. Telephone 785-218- tf BUILDING LOTS for Sale -- East Grove Estates - Nath-aniel Drive Contact Pleas-ant Grove Realty, 785-41- or Grant Loader, 785-210- 9. tf LeVOY'S presents Modesty and Quality. Beautiful Lingerie and at-ho- fashions. Also lovely Temple Dresses. Phone Arlene Sorenson, 785-376- 8. tf INSURANCE COST Too Much? Call Clive Beck or see him at 139 E 2nd So. Ph. 785-217- 2. PI. Grove Agent for Farmers Ins. Group. All lines of insurance, tf 1960 CHEV 3A Ton Truck for Sale,, 283 V8, 4 sp., overdrive, air conditioned, exc. cond., 785-378- 7 or 756-606- 0. tf LaVOY'S Give her a gift as lovely as she is, and will last for years. Fine lingerie, at home fashions and Temple Dresses. Rosemary Carter, 435 East 3rd South, PL Grove, ph. 785-387- 4. tf SLAG, TOPSOILSAND and Gravel for Sale, Back Hoe Work, Call John W. Roundy, 785-409- tf rYPEWRITER and ADDING MACHINE RENTAL & RE-PAIR SERVICE Priday's Of-fice Supply, 756-447- 1 Am. Fork. tf ; WILL DO IRONING IN My HOME 585 So. 3rd East, PI. Srove, 785-314- 0. tf CHAIN LINK FENCING in- - stalled and repaired. pL 785-- 2446. tf UTAH BLIND MADE PRO DUCTS for Sale. Ideal foJ gifts or your home. 785-411- Mrs. Thomas Ray. tf JArCEE CLUB HOUSE foi Rent, remodeled, For parties and reunions, ph. 785-210- 9 tf CARPETING and Upholstered furniture Cleaned, Expen Service. Call 756-485- 6. A.F. tf FOR SALE Good Mountain Topaoil; Slag for Driveways, 'Cat" Work. ph. Don Devey, 756-21- or Dave Devey, 756-108- tf ROOFING - Quality work on all types of Shingle & Shake Roofs. Draper Roofing, Phone 785-299- 2 or 785-412- 1, P.G. tf GUITAR LESSONS, Leon Phone 785-260- 6. O 15 HORSESHOEING, your home or mine, Ron Mecham, ph. 785-296- O 29 PINION WOOD for Sale, 3rd Quorum of Elders, Ph. 785-210- 6. O 29 LICENSED BABY SITTER would like to tend children in my home, 785-228- 0. tf FOR SALE BY OWNER Bedroom Home, newly paint-ed, and close in. 785-345- 0 tf COAL Best Lump and Slack delivery county-wid- e. Also Fireplace Wood, Lee Dickey, ph. 465-362- 1 collect. tf General Contracting All Types of Remodeling and Flat Cement Work. Phone 785-390- 6 or 225-103- 6. tf ALL NElVIi r.lcCULLOCH MINI MAC 61 'World's fighfesf tha'm saw I World's tightest prhe ; i f$13995 ; p::A complets with special Ilp. 2" bar and McCulIoch .;:::i 2smooth-cu- t chain, jffi&zs--- . Power unit weighs only fl 6'i lbs. I Mastergrip handle on top for one-han- d control 1 safer too! H Cuts an 8" log in i Cuts a cord of firewood fast. I Cuts the cost of living on projects. Pic- - B nic tables, furniture, etc. U Also see Mini Mac 6 Auto-- matic with 14" bar & auto--S gj matic chain oiling. $159.95 ALLRED BUILDERS Tor saws weighing less than 7VS lbs. One good term deserves another! RE-ELE-HARRISON CONOVER REPUBLICAN ' 1 i N ) . . A, County Assessor 3 Serving as Utah County assessor for past four years. Now president of Utah Chapter International Association of Assessing Officers. "5 Represents assessors of Utah on the state com-mittee of the Farm Land Assessment Act 969 (Greenbelt). 3 Certified appraiser as re-quired by law to appraise property for tax purposes. 3 Business executive for over 35 years. Utah County native. S Active civic worker: Served os president of Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis Club Utah State Press of Utah Manufacturers, United Fund.. Q Served two terms in Utah House of Representatives. 3 Served LDS mission Married the former Mar-garet Bird and has son, Martin; daughter, Mary Cox. RE-ELE-HARRISON CONOVER November 3 Pd. Pol. Adv. FARMERS Insurance Group 'For all your insurance needs' Auto, Fire, Life, Truck, Com mercial, Mortgage Ins. liabil-ity, S R 22 Filings - 3060 Policies, Lowell J. Baxter Ag-ency, 63 East State Road, PI Grove. Off 785-369- Res. 785 2118. Your Full Service Insur ance Agency. tj KEN CARD ON INSURANCE Phone 756-385- U HATCH JEWELRY 33 W Mak Am. Fork. REG. WATCH cleaned, $6.95; guaranteed re pair's. Your Bulova, Wyler, El gin, and Caravelle dealer; d Diamond Rings, written guarantee; Off on trophien and engraving. tf DANCING LESSONS Tap, Ballet, Acrobatic. Age 3V4 to 18. $1.00 per lesson. For more Information call Patty Ann Trexler at 785-323- 7 or 785-314- 1. a SPRAYED ACCOUSTIC CEIL-INGS 1 day Service, Free Estimates, Ph. 768-256- 6. tf STRAW FOR SALE Eldoii Pack, 785-402- tl DOUBLE HORSE TRAILER for Rent. Ph. 785-274- 8. Also Horses for Sale. Reed Orton. tf HORSES for HIRE by Appointment Only REED ORTON Special All-Da- y Rates r Rent by Week or Mouth. Phone 785-274- 8. CUSTOM HAULING, Cattle or any type livestock, 785-430- tf SLIM-GY- Easiest Method of Exercise Contact Beverly Wagner, 160 West 9th North, P.G. Ph. 785-456- tf HORSESHOEING, my place or yours, ph. 785-348- 2, Ronald Barney. tf BACKHOE, DRAGLINE and BULLDOZER work, also Slag hauled, pn. 785-348- 2. tf COMPLETE SERVICE for All Makes Color AV, Radio, Ster-eo, BW TV. SUPERIOR TV SERVICE, 338 East State, A.F. 756-388- Vee Warenski. owner and manager, Try our new sys-tem of Service. tf HAVE A HOME OR Property you want Sold? Contact Grant Loader, PI. Grove Realty, 785-412- 1 or 785-210- 9. tf 5 ACRES of Land for Sale in Manila, by owner, 756-405- 1. tf COPIES MADE 10 Cents each Legal work, Genealogy, Bus-iness. 45 West Main, Lehi, Ph. 768-262- tf PAINTER, DECORATOR, Mod-er- Antique, Color Slotting, Expert Service, R. E. Renamed ph. 785-393- 5. tf INSURANCE SERVICE Fire. Auto, Commercial or any Casualty Line. Call or See ut for Prices. Atwood Realty & Ins. 785-266- ( U.8. Savings Stamps teach children thrift and good citizenship KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL ALL AMERICAN REALTY 1 1 5 EAST C0NTER PLEASANT GROVE 785-352- 8 BILL 785-426- 1 BEV 785-277- 5 JESSE 785-2- 1 97 JOHN 785-278- 6 PLEASANT GROVE Lovely Brick home, 1 3A baths, newly car-peted bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, full basement, family room, garage, patio, extra large lot. This one is ready for immediate occupancy. Only $25,500. MANILA Attractive red brick Home with full finish-ed basement. 1 3A baths, 2 fireplaces, carpet, drapes, balcony. Country living, zoned animals, full valley view.. Landscaped and on acre. Outbuildings. Only $30,500. GOOD BUILDING LOTS AVAILABLE Give us a Coll! RIVERSIDE ROLLER SKATING RINK 551 West 12th North Provo Every Night Except Sunday Tuesday 7:30 - 10 p.m. MONDAY Family Rate $2.00 Plus Skate Rent WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 75c Including Skates Saturday, 2-- 4 p.m. Private Parties Sunday or Tuesday Nights Any Day before 7 p.m. Call 373-918- 7 For Information THINK OF US! Like other "Hometown" Merchants we get overlooked when it comes to our local people "shopping at home." Drop in We can take care of your Printing Needs! PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE REVIEW P.G. HOMECOMING SPOILED BY PAYSON by Shaun McCausland The Payson Lions spoiled the Pleasant Grove Vikings hopes for a Homecoming victory last Friday as they smashed the Grovers 26-- Pleasant Grove kicked off at 3 p.m. Friday under warm, sunny skies. They soon found the Lions meant business as the Payson team ran up four first downs to set the bail on the Viking four. Mark Etherington then ran in the T.D. and the extra point was good to give Payson a 7-- 0 lead before P.G. even got their hands on the ball. A few plays later, the Lions Gary Weight took the ball thru the middle and ran 55 yards for a touchdown. Craig Haskell in made thte P.A.T. It was then that P.G. set up their own drive for the end zone. Going through four first downs (three on short passes) the Vikings worked their way to the Payson line. Mark Sanderson scored on the second try but the extra point kick was fumbled. The third Lion touchdown came right at the end of the first half as Terry Carter got a short pass into the end zone. The third and fourth quarters were scoreless except for the final Payson touchdown in the closing moments of the game. The Lion T.D. came when Dick Armstrong intercepted a Vik-ing pass and romped 30 yards. Final score was Payson 26 and P.G. 6. This week was also a home game against long time rival, American Fork. The game was played Wednesday, just too late for the Review to get the re-sults before presstime. r . , if : i y .- - 4 v - . 1 V- - r - ' ' - . j ' - j . ' i I 1 REAL LUCK Steve and Gary West, brothers, bagged this big bull elk on opening day. The West brothers did their hunt-ing in the Manti area and stated it was a real task to get the elk down the mountain and into camp after it was shot. Stealers Play Championship Game Oct. .10 The Lindon-Grov- e Steeler's finished first in the Northern Utah County little league foot-ball conference with a 6 wins and 1 tie season. After their last win of 46 to 0 over the A.F. Bears last Saturday, the Steeler's coaching staff of Carl and Jerry Wilkinson and Den-nis Ruffell, manager, stated they were well pleased with the playing of the team this past season The P.G. Eagles finished in fourth place with a very excit-ing game last Saturday in which they came out ahead of the Lehi Giants 14 to 13. This Saturday will be the championship games. The Steelers will lock horns with the A.F. Colts at 11 a.m. for first and second place, and the A.F. Redskins will tangle with P.G. Eagles for third and 4th places at 9:30 a.m. Both games are in the American Fork ball park. Both teams in P.G. are sell-ing donation tickets on a rifle which will be given away Sat-urday. $1.00 donation is asked for this worthy cause. V""' "''2'"r ..-- V . j ' 1.1 ; ! 1 LYNN E. HASKELL New at Seminary Lynn E. Haskell New Teacher at P.G. Seminary Lynn E. Haskell is a new teacher at the Pleasant Grove Seminary for this school year. Announcement was given by Dr. William E. Berrett, admin-istrator of Seminaries and In-stitutes of Religion of his before the start of the school year. Mr. Haskell was a teacher at Kearns Seminary for one year. He then taught religion for two years at Liahona High School in Tonga, and at the Church College in New Zealand For the past year he has been a teacher at Sandy Seminary. Born in Ely, Nevada, he com-pleted high school at West in Salt Lake City, and graduated from the University of Utah with a major in biology and sociology. He is currently work-ing toward a master's degree in educational administration. New Zealand was his mis-sionary field of labor, and he has since served the Church in administrative and teaching positions in the auxiliary and priesthood quorums and as a high councilman. Married to the former Karen Rydman of Salt Lake City, they are the parents of four children Arnold 8, Valerie 6, Lon 4, and Brian 1. The teaching staff at the Seminary also consists of Ron-ald Firth, principal; Ross Bratt, Lynn Tolman and Dell Young. News from the High School by Shaun McCausland Pleasant Grove High School seems to be resting this week. Last week's Homecoming was a great success but everyone is settling down again with the only major activity this week being a football game with A.F. The Vikings met their long-time rivals, the league leading A.F. team yesterday (Wednes-day) but results were not avail-able by press time for the Re-view. The game was played yes-terday because of the UEA meetings for teachers and ad-ministrators on Thursday and Friday. No school will be held on those two days. Next Week, Oct. 11 to 17, has been designated as National School Lunch Week, he week's high point will be Wednesday, Oct. 14 when every student in the nation will be served the same menu. It will be chicken, butter green peas, cole slaw, a school-bake- d biscuit, cranberry jelly, and one half pint of milk, with a school baked oatmeal or rolled wheat cookie. All Pleasant Grove Schools are complying with this menu and estimate the amount of food for this area will be 1,026 pounds of chicken, 23 dozen eggs, 100 pounds of green peas, 229 lbs. of cabbage, 17 gallons of cranberry jelly, 26 lbs. of raisins, 2,432 half pints of milk, 65 lbs. of butter or margarine, 20 lbs. of non-fa- t dry milk, 260 lbs. flour, 33 lbs. rolled oats, 43 lbs. shortening, 10 gallons of vinegar, 86 lbs. sugar and 3 gallons of salad dressing. That is quite a meal! Mrs. Louise Nielsen, the lunch director for the high school, said that the school lunch program is more suc-cessful this year than it has been in the past. Between 60 and 70 lunches are being serv-ed a day more, over that serv-ed last year. Some reasons cit-ed for the increase are a choice of menu, vending machines to keep students on campus and the overall attitude of the stu-dents. NOTICE TO WATER USERS Richard Siggard, 3215 Delsa Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah has filed with the State Engineer Application No. 40187 to appropriate 0.015 sec.-f- t. of water in Utah County, State of Utah. The water is to be di-verted from a well, 127 ft. deep at a point S. 1337 ft. E. 779 ft. from NVi Cor. Sec. 30, T5S, R2E, and used year-roun- d for domestic purposes of 1 family within SWy4NEy4 Sec. 30, T5S, R2E, SLB&M. Protests resisting the grant-ing of this application with rea-sons therefor must be filed in duplicate with the State Engin-eer, 442 State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84114, on or before November 7, 1970. Hubert C. Lambert STATE ENGINEER Published in the Pleasant Grove Review on Sept. 24, Oct. 1 and 8, 1970. Golden Keys Club Holds September Meeting Recently The September meeting of the Golden Keys Club was held at the home of Barbara Lewis. A delicious salad was served and everyone had an enjoyable evening. Club members present were Loretta Carter, Leone Rutledge Carol Adamson, Coleen Holda-wa- y, Jane Smith, Lillian Wad-le- y, DeAnn Smith and Betty Whiteley. |
