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Show rage April 16, Tin: JOURNAL G CORRECTED NOTICE or SPECIAL ROND ELECTION IN NORTH DAVIS COUNTY SEWER DISTRICT DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES, UTAH NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that there will be a special bond election held in North Davis County Sewer District, Davis and Weber Counties, Utah, on Tuesday, the 3rd day of May, 1055, at which there shall be submitted to such qualified registered voters of the district as shall have paid a property tax therein in the year next preceding the election, the following question: Proposition Shall the bonds of North Davis County Sewer District, Utah, in the aggregate amount of $2,000, (MM), maturing in not to exceed forty (40) years from the date thereof, and bearing interest at not to exceed the rate of five per cent per annum, be issued by said district for the cost the of of the acquisition of a system for the colpaying purpose lection, treatment and disposition of sewage for said district, which bonds shall to the extent of $SoO,(MX) constitute special obligations of said district payable solely from the revenues to be derived from the operation of its sewer system, and shall to the extent of $2, 1(M), (MM) constitute full general obligations of said district payable from the proceeds of ad valorem taxes to be levied on all taxable property in said district in amounts sufficient for such purpose and from such part of the other revenues of said district not needed for the payment and security of the above mentioned $sOO,(MXl special obligations as may be pledged to the payment of such $2,100,000 general obligations in the resolution authorizing their issuance? For said special election said district shall constitute seven election precincts and the names of the voting places and the election officials for such voting places are as follows: (5) Voting Precinct Voting Place NO. 1 All of that part of North Davis County Sewer District which is included in Layton City Hall, Layton, Utah Voting Districts Numbers 10, 11, 12, 18, 27, 20, 30 and 3G of Davis Coun- Election Officials Edna Timms Delila Flint Dorsey Hodgson ty NO. 2 All of that part of North Davis County Sewer District which is included in Voting Districts Numbers 15, 21, 31, 32, 33 and 37 of Davis County. NO. 3 All of that part of North Davis County Sewer District which is included in Voting District Number 10 of Davis County. NO. 4 All of that part of North Davis County Sewer District which is included in Voting District Number 14 of Davis County. North Davis Jr. High School Clearfield, Utah Chester R. Ashby Helen D. Shaffer Mrs. Raymond Anderson Syracuse City Hall Syracuse, Utah Orson Bybee Eva Christensen Mark Beazer Clinton Elementary School Clinton, Utah F. E. Mitchell Elizabeth Patterson Louise Child All of that part of North Davis County Sewer District which is included in Sunset City Hall Sunset, Utah voting District Number 19 of Davis County. NO. 6 All of that part of North Davis County Sewrer District which is included in voting District Number 17 of Davis County. Utah music lovers will be privileged to see in action the great i, prodigy of the podium Guido when the New York Symphony Orchestra appears in Salt Lake City May 11 in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. The famous orchestra is being brought to Salt Lake City under the sponsorship of the McCune School of Music and Art. It will appear in Provo May 12. Although still in his early 30s, Mr. Cantelli has been guest conductor of the Philharmonic-Symphon- y for each season since 1951, each year assuming greater conducting responsibilities. The young maestro actually started conducting at the age of 5, when he led his fathers military band in Novara, Italy. The handsome young Italian first came to the notice of America as a discovery of Arthuro Toscanini. The great Maestro first heard him while listening to one of the young conductors rehearsals for a concert at La Scala, Milan, and was so impressed that he returned to attend all rehearsals and the subsequent concert. Two days later he invited Cantelli to come to New York to conduct. He took over Toscaninis baton each year from 1948 to 1954 as guest conductor of the NBC Orchestra. Mr. Cantellis successes have been as numerous in Europe as they have been in America. Following two years internment in a German prison camp, he made his first post-wa- r appearance conducting the Orchestra of La Scala, followed immediately by performances with the Symphony Orchestra of Radio Torino and later concerts and opera performances throughout Italy. Can-tell- Very Fitting NO. 5 West Point Elemen- tary School West Point, Utah Martha Burnett Nada Nichols ii, 1'i't'r . r .'v.v.v.vi r. 8R Ifftf 4559 555 84 88 Riv-erda- 58 558 5555 5 5S 4555 5548 8S& 8585. 9 MORE from Evelyn Meadows gel A. R. Cook GLENM0E.E Doris Knighton Emerald Loveland taste... MORE quality... firmary Roy, Utah ?5t 859! People of Inherent Good Taste I Nettie H. Gould PROOF MORE enjoyment. Mrs. Edna Brown Mrs. Lorin Kay le At said election the polls shall be open at the hour of 7:00 A. M. and shall be kept open until and shall be closed at the hour of 8:00 P. M. on the date of said election. Said election shall be held as nearly as possible in conformity with the general election laws of the State of Utah, and at such election every qualified, registered voter of the district who shall have paid a property tax in the district in the year next preceding the election shall be entitled to vote on the above stated proposition for the issuance of bonds. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY By order of the Board of Trustees of North Davis County Sewer District, Utah, this 22nd day of March, 1955. (SEAL) tUNdoni Bette Davis, who sacrificed her hair when she took on the role of Queen Elizabeth, sets a new Hollywood hat style as she appears in a chapeau designed to fit her shorn locks. Its an unusual creation which hugs the head tightly, rising to a point In the back. (international) ouTiut:ll CoafM FILM STAR Attest: (s) VIRD COOK, Clerk. (s) RAY J. DAWSON, Chairman. Published in The Journal April 2, 9, 1G, 23 and 30, 1955. Every drop distilletl and bottled by ranufieaaa GLENMOltE DISTILLERIES COMPANY lOiOcfucCJ "JnadttcOix? Louisville, Kentucky P- - n. l. e ge Orchestra. Mail orders or personal orders are being taken at the McCune School of Music and Art, 200 North Main Street, for the Salt Lake City concert, or at the Brigham Young University Fieldhouse ticket office way. in Provo for the Provo concert. Mineral Industries Copies of Education in Utah may be obSlowly and painfully, man is tained without charge from the learning that he must do to others college of mines and mineral inwhat he would have them do to dustries, University of Utah, Salt him. Anthony Eden. Lake City. b Weber County In :d 36-pa- Philharmonic-Symphon- y H'fTk that part of North Davis County Sewer District which is included in Districts Roy Voting Numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Weber County; Roy Voting District of Weber County; Hooper Voting Districts Numbers 1 and 2 of Weber County; Fairmont Voting District of Weber County; Kanes-vill- e Voting District of Weber County and Voting District of Weber County. ic Many educational opportunities are available at the University of Utah for students desiring to prepare for jobs in the states growing mining and mineral industries. The industries, already two of Utahs largest enterprises, have been vastly increased by the current uranium boom and by recent oil strikes. The University of Utah has set up several technical training departments to keep pace with these expanding industries. Specifically outlining educational opportunities is a new booklet, Mineral Industries Education in Utah, recently published by the University of Utah Press. Dr. John R. Lewis, head of the University of Utah department of metallurgical engineering and author of the pamphlet, lists fuel technology, ceramics, meteorology, geography, mineralogy and geophysics as some of the new departments which have been created in the Universitys college of mines and mineral industries to meet the need for special training. The booklet also contains information about the departments of geology and metallurgical and mining engineering. Another section details training of graduate students and lists some of the research projects currently under- as Salzburg and Lucerne and has been closely associated with the Philharmonic Orchestra in London since 1951. Following his exciting impression with the NBC and New York Philharmonic Orchestras, he was sought by the major orchestras of United States. He first appeared with the Philadelphia Orchestra and in the 1950-5- 1 season with the Pittsburgh and San Francisco Symphonies. Later he conducted the Boston Symphony and the Chicago Symphony in addition to his regular guest appearances with the New York Expands Mineral and Mine Courses He has appeared regularly at Santa Cecilia in Rome since 1946, as well as making regular appearances at the Maggio Musical Festival in Florence. Since 1948 he has been the chief conductor at La Scala during its spring and fall concert seasons, as well as having taken the La Scala orchestra on tour on the continent and in England. He has been heard regularly in major European festival centers, such NO. 7 All U of U Utahns to Hear NY Symphony In Provo, Salt Lake Concerts 11)35 e d n r n n .f t .f e |
