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i II. Provo Fire Serioi Thieves Enter Buildina Permits usly July! 5 Perm its Spanish Fork Repo rts son, 260 W. 800 addition to home, $1000; Clinton Torgenson, urem jaycees Plan 'Seat Belt Project 1 I OREM The Orem Jaycees will conduct a seat beltproj-ect Saturday, Aug. 10, and again on Saturday, Aug. 17.

Seat belts will be sold and installed each day from 9 a. m. to 4 p. at the First Security Bank Building parking lot 41 State. Orem! residents, as well as any other persons interested in obtaining seat belts, are invited to attend, according to Keith Carter, chairman of the event.

ling home, $325; Fay L. Watters, 30 S. 100 remodeling home and adding! carporti Alice L. Snell, 645 E. 300 garage, $500; and C.

I C. Jensen, 110 500 repairs! to home, $350. 1 DAILY HERALD 3 AUGUST 7, 1963 Utah County, Utah. I -t IS YOUR ROOF READY FOR WINTER? Now's the lime to let us check it for you. No obligation.

Homes or Buildings GEORGE HARGREAVES 1 Since 1930 3-8057. ONLY 1 i permits issued increased from 160 in June 1962 to 180 last June. According to an analysis from the employment service, the drop in construction' valuation was because of the lack of any new large, construction such as additions to the Geneva plant of U.S. Steel or new buildings on the BYU campus. Present BYU construction is under permits issued last year.

At the close of the first half of 1963 total permit authorized construction in the county reached $5.7 million, a decline of 29 per cent from the $8 million recorded for the first half of 1962, the employment service indicated. A 4.5 per cent increase in the number of new dwellings started in the first half of 1963 was recorded. Permits were issued for 211 new dwellings, nine more 259 Escalante Drive, carport, $300; Matthew Erickson, 560 E. 300' addition to home, Enoch A. Ludlow, 74 W.

100 addition to home, $800; William Hansen, 538 E. 400 re-shiag- LOT OF SPRAY NEW YORK (UPD It's 20th birthday time for the nation's first home air freshener (Air-wick). But the freshener started a whole' hew industry and today, trade sources report, air fresh ener products run to 100 million units annually. TON IT Tho Most CroaHvo Mutical Giant This Gnration! Jl SPANISH FORK Permits for new construction at an estimated $46,775 were issued by Spanish Fork I City during the month of July, it was learned today. Elev en permits were purchased, with a $32,000 home heading the list of new building items4, The permit for the home, to be built at 1 250 S.

700 was pur chased by a local physician, Dr, Leonard! Foote. Also listed was a permit for a new home at 210j W. 600 costing $8,000, bought by Mitchell and Swensok Realty Co. I Other buyers 'and their projects1 are Donald McKell, 245 E. 400 tool shed, $100; William A.

Mel FRI. SAT. Ksorrs GRAND OLE OPRY IN PERSON JUNE CARTER THE TENNESSEE THREE Show 8:00 p.m. Dantt 9:30 p.m Adv. Sale $1.50 Door $2.00 ri2L cm id i Building permits issued in Utah County during June represented $1,199,870 in construction, a drop from June 1962 when permit valuation of construction reached the Provo-office of the Utah States Employment Service has announced.

IjVhne the valuation of the construction dropped, the number of Orem Publisher To Address Lions: DREM H. B. "Jack" Sumner, Orem publisher, will be the featured speaker when the Orem Lions Club meets Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the Social Hall, 1600 North State.

Mr. Sumner, who recently went en the U. S. Editors', Goodwill Tour to Ontaria, Canada, will speak on points of interest there. The meeting will be under the direction of President Ephraim T.

Twite he 11. Lehi Prohibits Burning of Trash LEHI Because "of hot, dry weather, open burning of trash in Lehi is prohibited until further notice, Fire Chief Cloyed Penrod has announced. Residents using incinerators were asked to contact the chief or a member of tha fire prevention or inspection committee to inspect the burning devices. Chief Penrod asked the co-t operation of residents in keeping fire hazard potential to a minimum. mm HIS AND THE RAELETS TICKETS NOW ON SALE Adv.

Adm. $2.00, Door Sal $2.50 Pr Perton Tablo Reservation FR 3-2174 a nc 3 i immmmmmmmm tl IM IWII I II II 111 MUM Orem Homes 1 OREM J-Itwo home break-ins which occurred Tuesday night Orem were under investigation 6yi Police today. R. A. Hansen, 528 800 reported that a burglar removed a bedroom; screen either early the evening or about lli p.m.

wom- Tuesday night and took a an's purse! which contained from $15 to $201 Tom Nicol, Rt. 2, Box 736, Car terville, reported that a bedroom screen had also been removed at his which inside the Orem' City limits just About wife's $14 was taken from his purse, likely between 9:30 and 10:30 p.m Al 120 S. 800 Tuesday reported that someone had an $80 waiter heater frqm his trailer either Sunday or Monday. Mrs. Ernest DeWoody, 935'S.

State, reported that someofne had entered and ransacked a trailer house in back of her hom Tuesday about: 2 a.m. The burglar apparently was frightened away by a barking dog and nothing was missing. Three Infectious Hepatitis Cases Reported In A. F. Thirty-tihree cases of infect! ous hepatitis were reported in American Fork for the; week ending Aug.

2, the City-County Health Department announced today. A total of 36 cases of! report able diseases were note4 during weekj the department said, with all i Of them in American Fork. The total included two cases of; streptococcal infection and one icas: of influenza. i i Duringj jthe week ending July 2b only three cases of report able diseases occurred in the countv. During 1962 the week corresponciing to the one ending Aug.

2 saw only two fiases of reportable! disease in the county. Window Peeper Apprehended By Orem Police OREM 4- A man caugat window peeping was apprehended Tues dav nieht! about 10:30 toy Orem Policemen. Mrs. Robert Call, 513 p. 200 called the! police stating that man was peeking in tnte wmaow of the neighbors who live in the same duplex as the Calls.

Officers asked Mrs. Call to stay on the telephone keeping contact with them until they arrived at the scene, where the man was apprehended. Police officers who handled the incident were in conference to day investigating it and were urt available for details on the iden tity of the man or charges tha may have been made. Orem; Police today reported shortly I be fore presstime that an other piirglary whiclf occurred sometime "during the night took place at State. the Arctic Circle, 696 i HOME FURNISHINGS CHAGf-JT' NO AONEY DoWrv Sh 1 I 30 DAYS OR 'MONTHS TO PAY Legal Notices AUGUST 8-9-10 iliiilfiiii Super wide 5i" overall pleated width! WASHABLE, NO-IRON I I BERG LAS" DRAW DRAPES pair 63? long Sale REGULARLY 3S9 Hurts Former 1 Sp.

Fork Pair SPANISH FORK Word has been received by friends here lot the hospitalization of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol (Clay) Claybrook apd the injury of their fcmall son iri a tragic gasoline fire in Sunnyimead, Ca at their home if. The Clay- brooks are formeif residents this city. of The mishap was triggered when the Claybrooks' smallest child, two-ve a r-old Erie' over a can of gasoline.

Wile attempting to get to him, one of the parents apparently caused a spark in moving nearby) items, which ignited the gasoline and spread ing fumes in a flash fire. The re sultant explosion blew the door of the room shut, slowing them down in getting out. Mr. Clayibrook sustained serious 'burns of the hands, legs, and face, his wife suffered second de gree burns of the legs and feet, and little 'FJric miraculously es caped with minor burns. Another Son, 'Shell, about eight, ws also reported to have suffered minor burns.

Attending physicians estimated Mr. Claybrook would be in I the hospital from six. to eight weeks, and might possibly lose som of the usf. of his hands. Mrs.

Clay brook's hurts, they might require hospitalization of three to four months. He recently! re turned from duty with the 1J.S Air Force in Morocco. Before the mishap the family had been planning a visit tb this area Vi ey a Community 4-H Exhibit Thursday The Orem -Vineyard 4-H Com munity Exhibit will be held Thursday in the Orem 24th Ward at 225 E. 200 with exhibits open to the public at noon and the program and demonstrations to begin at 1:30 p. m.

All 4-H clubs in the two areas are to have their exhibits' ar ranged by 9:45 ja. m. A special meeting for all Readers and I jun ior leaders will be held after 9:45 a. m. The community exhibit is under the direction of county Home Agent Irene Thompson and County Agent Robert Hassel.

They are aided by Orem 4-H supervisor Lola Fowlke and Vineyard 4-H supervisor Mariam kMechum. vo, and Carol Ann Moulton, 21, Pleasant Rex Delbert MahlmanJ 24, Spanish Fork, and Tamara Jean Wagner, 21, Klamath Falls, Ore. Richard Alma Van Wagenen, 23. Provo. and Sherry Yvonne Alvard, 20, Boise.

DITTO MACHINES SALES SERVICE Standard Supply Co. 40 W. 1st provo PR 3-5250 said that laist TO 5-69 cars so likeable? you're thinking, HARMON MOTOR COMPANY 570 North Main Spanish Fork, Utah; gnjjmt-'Mfti riimiwrnmnnrT-nTi immm i i jH fj SfLfi Tit 'r-il -v Roundtables For Explorers, Cubs Slated In Orem OREM Squaw Peak District Roundtables for Cub Scouts and Explorers will be held Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Cub Scouts will meet in the Orem 11th Ward.

Scouts and Explorers will meet in the Lin coln Junior High Seminary build ing. Leaders urge attendance, stat ing that the, meeting will handle fall quarterlies, program note books, and planning charts. Statistics BORN AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL Today: Boy to Arthur and V. Joan Hurst, Day of Provo. Tuesday: Boy to Gary and Judy Gardner Anderson of Spanish Fork.

Girl to James Lee and LuJeane Wilde Maxwell of Provo. Girl to Bruce and Sylvia Got- frey LeRoy of Provo. Girl to William and Bonnie Eddington Rogers of Provo. Boy to Wayne and Earlene An nette Fogg Tolman of Provo. Girl to LaVoy and Jean Irvin McGee of Provo.

Boy to Robert G. and Lola D. Drage Jensen of Orem. Girl to Allen and Ruth Elaine Brotherson Mitchell of Orem. AT AMERICAN FORK HOSPITAL Aug.

2: Girl to Leland J. and Betty Conley Hansen, Pleasant Grove. 1: Boy to EIRoy and Arlene Juber Harris, American Fork. Girl to Richard F. and Judy Carter Goetz, American Fork.

Girl to Jon and Shauna Nielsen Bell, American Fork. July 31: Girl to Calvin and Myrlene Evans Tippetts, Orem. Girl to Ronald end LaNita Kel Stewart, Orem. July 29: Girl to Paul H. and Wilma Homer Mortenson, American Fork.

Girl to Robert and Louise Har- is Wilcox, Pleasant Grove. Boy to Gary D. and Dorothy Stromberg Fordham, Pleasant Grove. MARRIAGE LICENSES Glade LeCarJ, Burr, 23, Orem, and Linda Ashton, 20, Orem. Vincent P.

Shepherd, 23, Orem, and Karen Rae Felker, 23, Pro vo George Shirl Johnson, 31. Pro- Oh, you wmm it- i 1L. VV New-textured drapes with all the virtues of Fiberglass glass fiber. They're washable; von't shrink, stretch, bum or rot; mbed rio ironing. Lovely decorator colors.

423 Double width K-Vlnnff, ix Double width S(T Ion ff, 10J3 than the corresponding six-month period 1 of 1962. Valuation of this construction was placed at nearly $3 million a 16.4 percent jump over the 1962 first half valuation. The new housing valuation has been the greatest segment of the construction expenditure in the county for thje first six months of this year $2,875,503 or 51 per cent, the employment office said Non-residential construction for the first half of 1963 totaled $1.8 million, a 52.5 per cent decline from the first half of 1962 when $3,844,617 in valuation was re corded. Large construction started in the first half of 1963 in the county included 13 new multiple unit residences in Provo, with permit valuation of a $400,000 church in Lehi; six new business locations in Orem with valuation of a new Pleasant Grove business valued at and a new business in Spanish Fork valued at $29,000. NOTICE OF SALE Civil No.

26,104 Sheriffs No. 14295 To be sold at Sheriff's Sale, at the west front door of the County Courthouse in the city of Provo, County of Utah, State of Utah, on the 21st day of August 1963 at 10:00 a.m. o'clock on said day that certain piece or parcel of real property situate in Utah County, State of. Utah, described as follows to-wit: Commencing 360 feet North of the Southwest 'corner of Section 18. Township 6 South, Range 3 East of the Salt Lake Base and Meridian; thence North 90 feet; thence East 326.33 feet; thence South 10 06' West 91.42 feet; thence West 310.03 feet to the place of beginning.

The East 90 feet of lot 6, Block 4, Plat Stewarts Monte Vista Subdivision, Utah County, Utah, according to the official plat thereof on file in the office of the Recorder, Utah County, Utah. Commencing North 89 33' West 0.90 feet from the Southwest, corner of Lot 4, Block 1, Dormont Estates, according to the official plat thereof on file in the office of the Recorder, Utah County, Utah; thence North 0 18' East 121. 71 fstsvt. tttmnA AT-fU OOO AT IX 1CCTI, Lilt WVC Ul UU 11 29.37 feet; thence North 78.13 feet; thence South 88 56' East 1C8.6 feet to the Northeast corner of said Lot thence South 6 East 200.38 feet to the Southeast comer of said Lot thence North 89 33' West 100.9 feet to the place of beginning. Purchase price payable, in lawful money of the United States.

Dated at Provo City, Utah, this 25th day of July, 1963. RALPH CHAPPLE, Sheriff of Utah County, Utah By L. Gene Close Deputy Jackson B. Howard Attorney for Plaintiff Published The Daily Herald, July 31, August 7 14, 1963. Why "Good-Time Charlie" Suffers Uneasy Bladder Unwise eating or drinking: may be source of mild, but annoying: bladder irritations anaking: you feel re.stlesa, tense, and uncomfortable.

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Long-- wJtf wearing pile patterns come in GUtARtY 2.99 assorted washable colors. 27x48 size rug REG. 4.99 J.97 mMMm0 Foam Back i ASSESSMENT NOTICE UPPER EAST UNION IRRIGATION COMPANY a Corporation, Principal Place of Business, Provo, Utah Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors of the said Cmpany, held on the 18th day of July, 1963, an assessment of One Dollar and Forty Cents ($1.40) per share was levied en the outstanding capital stock of the Company, payable immediately tc Stanley H. Roberts, Secretary, at his office at 2605 North 140 East, Provo, Utah, by mail or in person. Any stock upon which this assessment may remain unpaid on Saturday, the 24th day of August, 1963, will be delinquent and advertised for sale, and unless payment is made before, will be sold a the office of the Secretary, Thursday, the 26th day of September, 1963, at 4 o'clock, p.m., to pay the delinquent assessment, together with" the cost of advertising and expense of sale.

Mail checks or call at -office Mondays or Wednesdays, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. vj Dated this 19th day of July, 1963 UPPER EAST UNION IRRIGATION CO. Stanley H. Roberts, Secretary Published in The Daily Herald July 24, 31, Aug.

7, 1963. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Education, Nebo School District, will receive bids Jo fur nish the following items: Gasoline Oil Batteries Antifreeze i Coal i Liability Insurance on Buses 1963 ton pick-up truck i Persons interested in bidding Ion any one or more of the above itMtis may pick up tne specurca Hons and bid forms at the office the Clerk of the Board of Edu cation, Spanish Fork, Utah. jAll 5 bids are to be sealed and sub-emitted on or before 4:00 p. nui on Ausust 12, 19S3. 5 The Board reserves the right to accept any bid or reject any or all bids.

C. J. WENDEL, Clark Board of Education Published in The Sunday Daily Herald Aug. 4, 7, 1963. sheriff's sale; In' the District Court of Sthe Fourth Judicial in and for the County of Utah, State of Utah.

OREM STATE BANK, a Utah Corporation, I Plaintiff, vs RICHARD W. CASPER, MYRNA CASPER and SAFETY AND FALLOUT SHELTERS, a Utah Corporation, Defendants. WOODCREST' COTTONS IN 2 TO 10 YD. DRESS LENGTHS Sale ro 1 Matching Valances J69c bard yard nicTitwe-af -v '( 'i i hi Sale A' fine crop of Harvest cottons. Broadcloths, wash wears, other favorites.

solids. machine washable, colorfast. 36 wide. Heard the word? We're third in sales. Third! i 1 COTTON FLANNEL i 1 to 10 yard lengths 49c yard if on full bolts it.

s. I I Sale Prmfs fvr familv natter suede-finish Vnmmik Sintnlirifn IIS -j cotton A'w ntarnnf5tta75r. neK for sportswear. Scoop Is for SDortswear. Sroon 5 "rf i i i j.

i1 ft 1 i til i 16x20" FRAMED PICTURES Sale 4.66 REGULARLY 5.99 Fine reproductions with the warmth color of the originals. Portraits, interiors, tastefully framed. Unbreakable, Chip-proof! KITCHEN PLASTICS Oblong or Hound Dish Pans 14-qt. Waste Basket Bushel Laundry Basket 12-qt. Spout Pail WHITE RAYON CREPE LAMP SHADES Sale 2.00 REGULARLY 2.99 Handsome shades in fashionable white.

Beautiful trim on top and bottom, large range of sizes: 14, 15 16 Drums or Deep Drums; 14" Swing v-' wO 1-Jboat iiread uox rSi 3-nc. Refrigerator Set Trials getting a regular thing with us. But what can you expect, with yiu ought to see your Pontiac dealer. He cares.) Tv finn nnrl rToiYl A un-mi'-- ronuac ana lempebi ouj 3-pc Mixing Bowl Set I Vegetable Bin 9 uisa xvacK PONTIAC DEALER FOR A WIDC CHOICE OF WIDE-TRACKS AND GOOD USED CARS. TOO, "Who SEE Yo()R AUTHORIZED I UNITED SALES SERVICE, 470 West 00 North Utah 'V SEE UTAH VALLEY FURNITURE 264 NORTH 1st WEST-Ph.

FR 4-1600 INC. HOLLEY AUTO CO. 297 West Main St. American Fork, Utah FIRST 177 WEST CENTER OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9 p.c nn i in i ipsiJ JA I a i.