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Show 'J Spanish Fork City Deals With Multipl Problems rrr la me i t(AtLY HERALD Tin f MAY 9, 183 MONDAY, Utah -- County. Utah DOG SHOWS DISLIKE FOR MAIL CARRIERS P MASON CITY, Iowa (UP) Hes ter flew In the Korean airlift, McClung will have to walk to and C119s at Ardmore. He hold the post office to get her mail or e lock up her do2. the air medal with one cluster. '' ifThe post office cancelled delic . to the McClung home after the The finding of a lost Beechcraft and bodies of "five passengers, in g! bit two mailmen. Rich County mountains, southeast of Evanston, ended a search for two planes which disappeared on 0 By Joai The Air ROTC, now In the midst of annual federal inspecSPANISHFORK Signs of city terial was tentatively awarded to tion, was scheduled to hold dress ffrowth were very much la cvi-- Hawkins Hardware and Furniture review today at 3:30 p.m., a colI dence around the council table Company. orful sight for taxpayers and Seeks Lease Renewal this week as the city dads held parents. session for J Manager Paul Guss of the Span-- I I their first The Inspection team here from Aucuon comx May. Among the problems on the isn rorit uveiiocs Air ROTC headquarters, Monton waited council and the, agenda were Increasing burial pany gomery, Ala., is headed by Col space demands reported by the requested renewal of his lease Rex W. Beach, and includes Lt the same "day, March 9 and al ENDS TOMORROW! proposed opening of pending installation of new seats city sexton, Col. Moore, and Mai. George most the same route. The wreck 5 ' t avenues " In some residential in the arena and a new heating1 50c TIL 6:30 This is the week when age of the first plane, an Air OPEN 5:45 Pappas. "The of matter was and the held for system city moving areas, an recoras, administrative pro Force bomber, was discovered headquarters tc larger office further, study. cedures, classroom activities and near the crest of ML Timpanogos. Police Chief Grant White and "spaces In the new veterans Memcadet corps get close Inspection One body has not yet been re f orial Building. In addition to Officers Glade Schwartz and Ed to make sure they meet national moved from the CARED! these matters were routine de win Boyaclc met with the council standards. iad and for the of site. reports partment salary purpose studying police The BYU unit is making plans Probably the last Civil Air Pasalaries with an eye department justment appeals from the, police ' for summer encampment of ca trol pilots to fly on. the search toward possible increases. Sugdepartment. " ' ' i dets at Hamilton and Mather Air were Capt. Gene Dutson ancl Tex The city sexton met with the gestions of the council included a ' A council and reported the need of salary schedule to be set up On a Force Bases, Calif., and Donald Searle, Provo Squadron mem basis. The schedule was son AFB, N. C One hundred ca- bers, who searched last week in attention to clarification of burial five-yefor a play scheduled this week, are' the following members of the dets will leave for lot titles In the citcemetery. A tentatively approved by all par ITS A A.MYSTERY Practicing June 19.1 the Provo-Delarea. Dramatics Club of American Fork High School. Standing left to right are LaRay Nel- Another 70 cadets camp K. D. will growing need for space Is rapidly ties but earmarked for further son, Marilyn Tackett, Patricia Pate, Sarah Seibel, Marilyn Scholes and Kathleen Ramsay;, seat this year and receive graduate reserve Provo CAP cadets will report bringing this problem to a head, consideration. ed is, Cleo Smith. he stated. The sexton also reports Warning Issued commissions. Assignments have for summer encampment June 11. X i ed on the present condition of the Chief White issued a word of not been made, as yet, for these Under new no cadets regulations, reto teen road "bike bor and warning age requested cemetery reservists. and Down Springville can win promotions without at rowers" in view of an alarming Up pairs in some areas and the rwave a new ROTC Air has one encampment. Xjnlike least faculty of bicycle stealing in recent spray of noxious weeds through Lt. GrindL. 1st last cadets will get medical member, Philip year, With weeks. the of advent warm out the cemetery. ' Prominent in the problema of er weather the problem of borrow staff, who will teach Air Science shots at the air base, and private III. Both Lt. Grindstaff and his physicals are not necessary!. the completion of new city of- ing bicycles for joyriding and wife, the former Miss Hatch, are Peruvian exchange cadets will fices presently under construction later abandoning them has in BYU graduates. The couple and arrive in Utah July 30 for was the interviewing of represen- creased he declared. Individuals their four children, are making week's visit. Cadets are lurged. FORK The AMERICAN who on the mys tatives of local firms pur appropriate bicycles in this SPRINGVILLE Robert tery drama "Nine Girls" will be a home in Orem Word was to his brother-in-lato invite a foreign cadet to stay chase of carpeting ior the office way Become 1uawe ior prosecu Lt. Grindstaff comes to Provo at their home. Getting acquainted floors. The contract for this ma tion under the laws of petty lar- received Saturday by Mrs. Carol Beardall, who Is also in Germany presented in the high school audi IdaLUPlNO Zeardall Ivie that her husband, with the ceny, the chief asserted. "intelligence branch of toriumFriday. May 13 by the from Maxwell AFB, where he has will be no barrier since the visi who Richard P.. Ivie, Other items of business to come Corporal tors speak English. the service. Robert, who is the KDA dramatic club of the school just completed a Jan STERLING Salem News before the council included routine has been stationed with the army son of Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Beard-al- l, Curtain time has been announced course in academic instructor control model aircraft Flight will leave for home CIo MOORE been in Germany, for the for 8:15 p. m. by Harvard Jensen school. He had been previously contests and B team drill! man has reports from department heads in, Germany, 16. He has been assigned Audrey PhyUIt Howard and the approval of vehicle lia- May euvers toill be held in Salt Lake year and expects to remain director. Student director assist stationed at Ardmore, Okla. for the past to DUFF Wildflecken, THAXTER TOTTER Germany next A World War n veteran, he City on Armed Forces Day, May Mr. Jensen is Nancy Brady. bility and personal insurance pro past 16 months and will sail on there until January. ACOlUMtlA HOW ing grams ior tne city on toe basis of the ship USNS Patch. He is ex21. The cast is as follows: Marilyn --2ND WESTERN HIT bids received for this service. It pected, to arrive home about the Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Allan and Tucket, Mary; Laray Nelson Don't use a wet cloth when wip was decided to accept the low bid first of June. He is the son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allan mo- Eve; Patricia Pate, Sharon ing a hot range; "you may crack Utah Wing SARCAP will be of Jack Swenson for insurance and Mrs. W. B. Ivie. Recently tored to Nephi last week to see held at Heber June 18 and! 19. Marilyn Scholes, Greta; Kathleen the stove's enamel; - 333 J sister-in-laAla visit to Lee able Mrs. was By MARGRETTE TAYLOR services. Ivie pay their CpL Sarah Seibel, Jane; Ramsay, A SALEM in Mothers Day party lan, who was critically injured , Shotput; Janice Wing, Alice; was held Friday afternoon at the a car accident recently and is in Lynne Anderson, Shirley; Kaye Salem Ward chapel by the the Nephi hospital. They report Varney, Tennessee: Cleo Smith American Legion Auxiliary. Presi that she is slightly improved al- Phyllis. dent Buieah Toiman gave a though still in serious condition. X Her son Dean, who was injured To speech of, welcome and Velma. ' in the same accident, has been Davis took charge of the program-j released from the hospital and is Neva Joy Lee sang L --J J ( UTAX78 BSOST DSSTSHCTXVB THXATC3 back in school this past week. The McCree, and Mrs. Jarl Ottesen Lee Allans are former Springville Mar Mother's sang ."My Eyes." University residents, Mr. Allan being a na grette Taylor read a paper on OREM SDecial rern&nitinn! fine Brigham 'Young OPEN tne tive of tnis city and Mrs. Allan Wayne Blood Hodson, 35, 1048 l$t SHOW under orchestra 2 EXTRAORDINARY "Home and Mother." . been given to Darrell Haw- - Symphony STARTS 360 S., charged with driving the formed of E. Evans of Lawrence Madge baraoni, direction 7:15 6:45 Lavina Ottesen paid tribute to scoutmaster of Troop 171 of the rT ATTRACTIONS, I will appear as guest artist on the Spanish Fork. They moved to while under the influence of inthe Mothers and Mary C. Davis Crest View ward bv amhnln annual concert presented Nephi about six years ago to take toxicating liquor, has entered a gave the response. Alice Mattln-so- anvers of. the Jrem Citv Amhn- - hv BYUspring Wednes over tne state fish hatchery there. plea of innocence. Trial has been A CapDella. and her. mother Vera Fran-coiri- lance and by Orem city police for set for Oct. 5. sang the duet "My Moth nis service oi first aid rendered day, May 11 at 8:15 p.m. In tne jyirs. xirna uearaaii enjoyed a er's Love." Elva Killian, Joyce in the collision which involved the Joseph Smith Auditorium. freshman visit from members of her fam Patients are admitted to U. S Reginald Coultas, Henderson and Alene Christensen Leo Johnson family Friday g. ,v,. student, Cannel, Calif., will ap ily on Mother's Day, Sunday. hospitals at the rate of one every sang two trios' "The Little Red as piano Here for the occasion were her two seconds. Mr. Haws stormed befnrp! ihe, pear Iwith School House" and" "Just An Old sons and their families, Mr. and or the ambulance arrived on soloist for police presentation of tne Mrs. Shanty." Louise Card gave Leslie Beardall of Ft. Duthe nut lout scene, 'Concerto. A Minor flares Schumann and musical reading Mrs. Davis paid chesne Mr. and Mrs. Keith began administerine prst aid to Prior to his enrollment at BYU, Beardalland tribute to her mother. Pres. Tol me of Heber City. Other ' eignt injured, ceoble. Hp a. Mr. Coultas played the Grieg callers man reminded all about Poppy the day included during sisted the ambulance driver and Piano Concerto with the San Jose nieces and . Day May 21. Hefreshments'were nephews Mr. ano Mrs. in completing the first aid Symphony. He was a member of served and potted plants were police W. J. Galbraith, Mr. and Mrs. ana proDaDiy saved the life of the cello section of the College R. E. Pearce and Mrs. R. M. Wil-presented to all "guests. Thirty- me anver i of the nthpr mt in RICHARD TODD JEAN PETERS eight were present. volved. Bart Dalton of Hollywood of the Pacific Orchestra and also burn, all of Salt Lake City PLAYING NOW At horn. french : SOUND present who had a serious cut. in th plays the Cor by DE U1XM hi SHOW 7:45 OPEN 7:15 he is accompanist and assistant Mrs. Avon (saaie) Luxe was throat and helDed Mr. andTMrs. Ted Smith and vuOUOOOOOffl 3 named president of the Salem injury for three of Oip Jnh nenn conductor for the BYU ROTC were in Salt Lake City family Ladies. Literary Club at its last cuuaren wno were injured. An ac- - Chorus. He declined scholarships to spend Mother's Day at San Francisco Conservatory Sunday meeting. Club was held at the with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Open Daily 1:15 PJM. home of iMrs. Lynn Cloward with Orson and at the College of Pacific to Eddy. Wells, Bride President Crystal Baker in come to BYU and study with M JZlkflZM esc Til 5 Then 90 iLovina Thompson gave On English Honeymoon Carl Fuerstner. charge. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Allan a book fe view on "The Adopted Mr. Coultas was soloist with left last week for California to 2nd Great Comedy Hit Twelve Qiildren" by Helen Doss uuauvN Orson Welles, the BYU Symphony Orchestra on visit their son and wife, Mr. and (UP) Other officers elected were Thel- - wno came out of seclusion! recent X tour of Utah and Mrs. Frank (Bud) Allan and their long the gATEsTBooici I ma Morby as vice president and enough yesterday to marry an ItalIdaho. family. Lucille Tanner as secretary and ian countess before breakfast, was treasurer, ires Baker as co- - Honeymooning today in secret. count of the accident appeared hostess helped Mrs. Cloward m cannot I. i tell where in Sunday's Herald. RADIATORS REPAIRED serve a dainty tray luncheon we are sorry Reed Burgener, chief of police. he told newmen going," Aato Glass Installed This will be the last regular meet-in- after the ceremony. noted today that the police are Specialized Work The next meeting will be the weiis, 40, an actor, for thoughtful citizens SILVER STAR writer, di grateful who will to the summer party. time EUAKAZATJS take assist rector, producers and magician in AHLANDER'S STARRING MOST EXPLOSIVE PtCTURt accidents. a Even if highway REG. married Paoula Mori person is not hurt badly he is Buchannan WED. STARTS 4$$rSo. Univ. Avenue Edgar The Busy Knitters Klub PRICES a little known Italian actresi who Marie Windsor Thursday night at the homef o is also the Countess di Girfalco. often dazed and in need of HARNER PROS. WQewwni awT nff XtKOfSSCOLOR ''"sTSSmT" Mrs. Frank Nelson, A tray lunch eon was served to, all members C-4-6s I MI "W M A. , - v con m:i - snow-cover- ed I - " " - - - ar - ta r K.D.A. Club To Present Mystery Play Former Residents Recover From Serious Accident f m ft :-- n M Lr w, six-mon- th Legion Auxiliary Fetes Mothers w, Citizen Lauded For Aid Accident Injured 'Main ACappella, Syrriphohy Will . Motorist Denies Drunken Driving Stage Concert TONIGHT i eve-nin- . j the-orchest- ! , slJ - - I 17 i NOW! tri rjfJrrfM v , g. THt 1 The Snippy Scissors Club met recently at the home of Bonnie Jean "Bahr. Vivian Cloward led In singing. Most of the time was spent learning' different designs of sewing. Some games were p&yed, iej hy LaVern Davis. Light refreshments were served by the hostess. MiWi fHfrvV' . 7 CL)ULiJlLrlUJli 4-- H i ... LOTS OF FUN : i FOR EVERYONE! The Ssnsaticnd i JAY HUGHES j - rvtl - t if K of Provo, Phone HU a beginner Herger's. He student at is looking forward to many years of enjoy- ment from his beautiful Soldier Wins Music Contest IDULrS is! 50 01 Phone AC ADULTS 50 - CENTS No Increase In Prices . 40 CENTS riagazca story of tta Dsn!; Rcbbery 4 Merger Music Studios 158 S. 1st W , Provo Ph. FR 3-45- 83 tht caught a nhole term STANELLI Accordion! SPRINGVILLE Pvt. Reed Miner, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dea Miner of Springville and well known in music circles at BYU, CoT.::Iita Investigate Our Instrument Rental Plan! v v nith its nerds f I 1 iJIM sr I 1 1 t ? LI. . n. T- - f , All-Ar- -- -- 1 1 I And Companion Feature IJIV taiildren Under 12 Iff "PORT OF uri ii i SKCTACU. i opTIIS CRUSADES! f . FIRST RUN ENGAGEMENT Children vnder 12 Free LETTS WCAHDO Well folks, Open 5:45 Starring Color by fai DELUXE . the wonder of STEREOPHONIC SOUND VICTOR MATURE- - RICHARD EGAN - STEPHEN McN ALLY A ROCEITT RYAII; DAVID FARRAR urn- swings, and Texas broncos. Open 6:45 so you can .bring the kiddies arid we will entertain them 30 , minutes before the show. They" re all - FREE so come - mm hates-syiv- u aai-- E tam-- L tmim-vcamm-w- ENDS TONIGHT TECHNipOLOR SttPJTJfSCOPE 11 wm Mnvm m . usa mohteu mot mxmcx. . Ksnuiaoom 'Thrill-PackeLoaded" d 2nd Suspense ClnemaScope I 'THE CITY THAT , Co-Hi- t! NEVER SLEEPS" mU "STRANGE LADY IN TOWN ma. m CinentaScops Prices STARTS T0W0RR0W jet rides mechanical 4 .. " Starts 7:45 U0HTAIEA1 thevo finaljyamved. merry-go-rour- Jd early. . PRICES: ADULTS 70c .mil. Il l iiif.ti aiGGGO UQ'ZT LOTS of FUN for EVEHYONE Featurt Free . OPEN PLAT And Companion ADULTS 50c NOW PLAYING tne next meeting, according to Lynn F. James, assistant county agent. GO BOWLING Cartoon f4 "Massacre Jersey Breeders Meet Wednesday Rosel H. Hunter, western field representative of the American Jersey Cattle Club, win dismiss latest developments In the Jersey .Breeders Dairy program at a meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. In the City and County Building. ine Utah County Extension Service is ' cooperating with Jer sey Breeders of Utah In calling Cartoon Rr?RiinBiTnnj PHONE jPH 34470 Jf. I 11 dov;n! has recently been named winner In the Antilles eliminationa of the talent contest at Ford Brooke, Puerto Rico. The position entitles him to move Intn the U; S. Army Caribbean con-- ! test in Panama, winner of which will make him eligible for ; the" Army finals later this year. Vocalist Miner la remembered for his work in connection with the BYU Opera Workshop. 1 |