The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 8

-t ig Boy Resfauranf Will 8 SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1961 Utah County, Utah c- v- jl jl Real Esf af Salesmen Open in Provo Tuesday Pick Officers Mackey B. Boley of Y's Realty antev Co. was elected president, of the Utah County Real Estate Sales men's Organization at. the. month At Thrift City Grocory Store To Distribute grading Stamps sThe Ttirift City supermarket Thursday announced it has begun tiistribution of Kng Korn trading stamps with allj purchases, one stamp for each dime spent.

This is the tixs time King Korn stamps have beengiven by supermarkets in this part of the county, the management saidThe stamp firm, headquartered in Chicago, is one of the larg'est in; the nation. In a short time, jgift center (tamp redemption store) will tie opened in this area, it was announced. For the first week, customers will Teceive an extra bonus of stamps. FURNISHED BY J. A.

HOGLE AND COMPANY Member of New York Stock Exchange ly luncheon meeting of the group. J. Big Boy Restaurant, first Utah unit of the Big Boy Franchises a national chain with 261 restaurants in the United States and Canada, will open in Provo Tuesday. Located at Fifth West and Second North, at the site of the former Ivory Tower Restaurant, the new establishment will be operated by Jack M. Broberg, former Salt Laker now of Glendale, Calif.

Paul Warner of Provo has been appointed manager. Mr. Broberg said $50,000 has been spent remodelingand re- Executive Named To Post With State Controllers J. Collin Allan, secretary-Treasurer of Utah Savings and Loan Association, was elected secretary-treasurer of the Utah Chapter of Savings and Loan Controllers at the annual meeting in Salt Lake City. Other officers named in the meeting were Max Garrett of Deseret Federal as president and Eldon Romney of State Savings and Loan as vice president.

The Controllers Society is composed of the men who direct the accounting operations in the Savings and Loans throughout Other newly-elected officers in The establishment is equipped to serve up to 85 people at one time. It is not a drive-in, Mr. Broberg All trade will be inside, although the restaurant will specialize in "take home" food packaged. It will employ 45 persons and Will operate daily from 6:30 a.m. to 1 a.mremaining open an extra hour to 2 a.m.

on Fridays and Saturdays. The Provo restaurant will be identical to the various Big Boy Restaurants in California and Arizona, said Mr. Broberg. The Big Boy chain was founded by Robert (Bob) Wian in 1936, and ha SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE clude Vern Ilolindrake of Harding -Realty Co. as vice president and Mrs.

Erma Anderson of Payne Real Eestate Co. as secretary. The group is composed of til licensed real estate salesmen under the jurisdiction of the Utah County Real Estate Board. According to Mr. Boley, sales have been increasing and the group is looking forward to a very suc- equipping the Ivory Tower to meet PRESIDENT Mackey B.

Boley, new president of Utah therequirements of the BigxBoy Restaurant. County Real Estate Salesmen's Conunwlth Res', 22,000 at 2,000 at .0212 Cons Eureka, 500 at .02 Div Min, 100 at 50; 1,100 at .45 East Std, at .02 East Utah, 1,000 at .19 Vs Eureka Bullion, 2,500 at .14 Gold Chain, 5,100 at 23 -Maj. Oil, 2,000 at .02 Mammoth, 400 at 200 at .771 'a Sage Oil, 500 at .40 Tintic Std, 500 at 1.66 MUTUAL FUNDS Af il Fund 8.73 9.45 Div Shares 3.64 4.00 Can Gen Fund 16.20 17.70 Chera Fund 13.22 14.30 and Bal 1351 14.60 and Stk 1555 16.82 FIF 5.08 5 56 Fund Invest 11.12 12.19 Incorp Invest 9.06 9.90 Mass Inv Growth 19.23 21.02 Mass Inv Trust 16.37 17.89 Putman Fund 18.00 1957 Telev and Elec 8.83 965 grown steadily since. Banner Bristol Silver Cardiff Central Std Chief Con Chief Con Pfd Clayton Silver Cochise Entr Cans Eureka Croff Oil Crown Point Dragon East Crown Pnt EasfStd East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lilly Con Eureka Std Grand Deposit Great Western Kennebec Majestic Oil Miller Hill New Park Organization. sessful year.

is: Bid Asked 26.00 28.50 .09 .09 y2 .6712 .70 .05 .06 Va 1.80 2.00 .1.35 1.40 .40 .43 25 .26 I .20 21 .03 .04 .05 .34 .35 .09 V3 .11 .02 j022 2.0 .06 a 0712 .14 .16 .09 .37 .42 1.55 1.65 .0312 A .04 .6712 .70 .0212 .031,2 .0212 .04 .1.40 150 55 .60 .04 .0412 .03 .0312 .14 .17 .33 .37 .30 .40 1.60 1.65 .13 Hawaii's Kilauea Crater, world's largest active craterr is three miles long, two miles wide and from 200 to 700 feet deep. I imp Room Changes Hands; Insurance Man Wins 2-Dav Trip Paul D. Vincent, general agent in Utah. County for Bankers Life and Casualty Company, Isxin Den Foundrymen's Society to The Prov Chamber of Commerce will conduct a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday morning at the establishment, with Mayor: Lloyd L. Cullimore, C.

of C. Pres. S. E. Jacobsen and other dignitaries present.

Parking has been increased by 60 per cent througH purchase and development of additional property since purchase of the Ivory New Name: Highland Terrace subject, "Successful Applications of Plastic Patterns." ver for a two-day trip which he technical chair Hear Chicagoan Ken Rumel is NEW YORK (UPD- Investor North Std Park City Con Prosper- man for the evening. Reservations won for meritorious service in writing groups and individual policies during the past six nonths may be made with Mike Goodwin Tower. at -Provo. Group Funds included: Canadian 630 681 Mutual 1213 1311 Stocks 2070 2238 Selective 1027 1098 Variable 783 847 South Std Swansea Con Tintic Std Williston Highland Terrace is the new name for. the Timpanogos Room at 32 W.

Center (rear). The dining center and banquet hall have changed hands, Owen G. Allen of Provo being the. new operator. The building is being leased from Leo Lewis.

The new Highland Terrace will include both the dining room and the Alpine rooms. The Timpanogos and Alpine rooms had been, operated by the Central headed byl Ted Bandley and Willie Wong. Mr. Allen, a chef in Provo: area for 29 years, said he expects to improve the quality of- food and service and will cater to parties or banquets of groups ranging up to 300 people, on a reservation basis. Melvin K.

Young, products manager of industrial gypsum and plastics, United States Gypsum Chicago, will address; the November meeting of the Utah Chapter, American Foundrymen's at 7:30 p.m., at Harmonj Cafe, 250 W. N. Temple, Salt Lake City. Mr. Young will speak on the SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Bristol Silver, 4,000 at .09 Bullion Mon, 4,000 ait .04 Clayton Silver, 1,000 at 500 at .40 Cochise Entr, 1,000 at .25 Sao Paulo, Brazil, will be the site of the 1963 Pan-American games.

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