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Show Property Owners Opposed To Ditch Covering Improvement Project The killing of a special im-1 isn't enough money in the city nrovpment nroitvt to cover to pay for covering all the ditches on 800 East from 400 South to 800 South by protests from 100 per cent of the affected af-fected property owners received re-ceived by the Orem City Council Coun-cil Monday night drew comment com-ment from Mayor V. Emil Hansen and Councilman Earl Wengreen. Councilman Wengreen said inc usion of the ditch-covering project in the proposed 6peciai Improvement District No. F was part of a long-range long-range program being undertaken under-taken by the Council to work toward evenutal covering of all irrigation ditches within the city. "Willingness of property owners to pay for ditch im provements is essential in or der for the program to pro cede," he said. Mayor Hansen said "there Allan Newbill To Serve In California LDS Mission Field Final Rites Held Fcr Clara Rovlev -' ; Funeral services for Mrs. Cara Luella Stiener Rowley, 66, were conducted Monday at the Fourth Fifth Ward Chapel by her son, Bishop Arden L Rowley. A life history was given by VaNae Rowley, a granddaughter, granddaugh-ter, and a tribute was given by Jennie Farley. Other remarks were given by Philo Edwards, Roy Gappmayer and James Palmer. Vocal numbers were given by Moroni Jensen, Nelda Shumway, Helen Stoddard, Dortha Cordner and Elvis B. Terry. Burial was In Orem City Cemetery. Ce-metery. Glen Rowley dedicated the grave. Mrs. Rowley's grandsons acted as pall bearers. bear-ers. She was born June 16, 1892, a daughter of John E. and Martha Leulla Porter Steiner. She spent her early life in Mexico and attended schools there. She was an active member mem-ber of the LDS Church. She was married to David L. Rowley, August 11. 1909. Their marriage was later "solemnized "sole-mnized in the Salt Lake Temple. They have resided in -Orem since 1925. Surviving are her husband; live sons and three daughters JJavia jj. Rowley Jr., Leo Rowley, Arden Rowley, Delo Rowley and Mrs. Melvin (Clara) TJiurman, Mrs. Arvel (iovena; Braegger, all of Orem, Mrs. Donald (Hermine) Harvey of Provo and Shirl Rowley of Spanish Fork; four orotners and a sister, Brandon Steiner of Burley, Ida., Afton Steiner of American Fork, Darrell Steiner of Woodland Hills, Calif., Arless Steiner of Kaysville and Mrs. William (Hermine) Shober of Murray; 29 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. ditches in town at the present time." Counciknen said citizens who are unwilling to stand the cost of ditch-covering improvements im-provements must accept the blame for fatalities caused by open ditches. Cost Rea nable City engineer Leonard V. Beckman said the cost of covering ordinary-size irrigation irriga-tion ditches in Orem runs between be-tween $3.00 and $4.00 per foot. Under a Special Improvement District the cost ot ditch-covering can be spread over a ten- year period, bringing the cost within the reach of most resi-! dents. i Councilmen said In a com-; munity making the transition from an agriculture area to a residential area progressive nroeram of ditch-covering is essential to the safety of everyone, every-one, and the Council will continue con-tinue to give leadership In this direction. i r V C of C Holds Weekly Meeting Chamber of Commerce board of directors met Monday at a local cafe for their monthly meeting. The main subjects that came up for discussion was the possible solution of having the weeds between the highway and the sidewalk along Highway 91 running through Orem cleaned up. It was reported that the city fathers were checking or dinances to determine just who was responsible for getting this job done. It was decided that new businesses opening up In Orem during the remainder re-mainder of 1959 would be given an membership for the remainder of the year. The Chamber will sponsor the "Goddess of Flowers Float' in the coming celebration. celebra-tion. Work Is progressing on the construction of new signs for Orem, it was reported by President John Huish. The Orem Chamber of Com merce secretary Edv. Long reported re-ported that the organization now have 94 members and 5 contributors in the organiza tion. It is believed this is an all time high for the member ship enrollment In the Orem Chamber of Commerce. Paving of West Center Street Runs Into Snag Hopes for the early paving of Center Street from State Street to 800 West were apparently ap-parently stifled by protests from three property owners on the street, it was learned at City Council meeting Monday night. The project. Involving fron tage of 10,640 feet, drew pro tests from Lamar Farley, re- presenting 660 feet, Don Clayton, Clay-ton, representing 1320 feet, and John A. Fowers, repre senting 1320 feet. Although it would legally take opposition from property owners representing two-thirds two-thirds of the frontage to kill the improvement, Mr. Fowers pointed out a flaw in the legal description set out in the for mal Notice of Intention which he claimed nullified the partl- three cular Improvement specified for Center Street. PATIO Specials BASKET WEAVE Redwood Fence 6' Fiberglass Panels . Fuller Paints . Outside White Paint 90c Lineal Ft. .: . 49c Sq. Ft. , $3.00 Gal. . $3.95 Gal. Central Builders Supply Inc. 673 North State, Orem, Utah, Phone AC 5-0340 A missionary farewell testimonial testi-monial for Elder H. Allan Newbill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace A Newbill of Lincoln, Nebraska, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Orem First Ward Chapel. E'der Newbill who has been called to serve in the California Califor-nia mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, will enter the Mission Home in Salt Lake City June 8. He has been active in music and dramatics while he has been residing in the Orem First Ward. He also served as Supt. of the MIA and served in the Sunday School superinten-dency superinten-dency in his home town of Lincoln, Nebraska. For the past several months he has been employed by a local engineering engineer-ing firm. Prior to this he attended the University of Nebraska for three years. Speakers at the testimonial will include Dr. Kenneth L. Cannon and Dr. R. Chase All-red All-red of the Brigham Young University, friends of the Newbill family. The program will be under the direction of Bishop Fay R. Johnson. Music will be furnished by the Orem First Ward Choir under the direction of Helen B. Weeks. Orem-Geneva Times Thursday June 4, 1959 La!ce view Miss Attendant To Dairy Princess Miss Mary Ann Gray, daughter of Mrs. Ann J. Gray of American Fork was selected select-ed Monday from a group of 31 contestant to reign as Utah County Dairy Princess 1959. Chosen as her attendents were Miss Diane Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean A. Johnson of Lakeview; and Miss Rebecca Allred, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon B. All-red All-red of Lehi. Alternates selected se-lected were Judy Jolley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Jolley of Pleasant Grove and Miss Ardith Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reed O. Walker, Pleasant Grove Miss Gray was crowned Mon day evening, following a full day's activity, by last year's Dairy Princess, Miss Vickie Durrant xne gins were judged on poise, personality, charm, and knowledge of dairying. The royalty will reign over all A.DA. activities this year and will appear on a float in celebration parades during the summer. They will also make several tours during the fall. Utah Poultry Co-op Sets Regional Meet A regional meeting of the Utah Poultry and Farmers Cooperative will be held at Mantl on June 9th. The meeting meet-ing will be co-sponsored by the women's auxiliary and the cooperative to discuss problems pro-blems of the Utah farmer today. to-day. All farm people are invited in-vited to attend. Adding special Interest to the meeting will be the appearance ap-pearance of three feminine visitors from Indonesia who are in America for an extensive exten-sive tour to study farm cooperatives. They will spend a full week in Utah, staying part of the time in the homes of some of the Utah Poultry members. The three visitors, who will arrive June 7, are Miss Mard-jani, Mard-jani, Miss Soekarmilah and Miss Suprapti from Djakarti, Indonesia. They are making the tour to America for the Cooperative Service Division of the Ministry of Trade. In 1947, the Utah Copper Company became the Utah Copper Division of Kennecott Copper Corporation. Today, operations of the Division include in-clude the mine, two mills, the world's largest smelter and an electrolytic refinery built in 1950. ' , - V ... if J t t i i mi ii CELEBRATION SCHEDULE: FRIDAY, JUNE 12 12 Noon to 9 P. M. Flower Show, Rock Hound Display and Art Exhibit at Lincoln Junior High School Cafeteria. 5 P. M. Childrens Parade Around Scera Block. 8 P. M. "MAGIC IN MERO" At OHS ALL DAY - Carnival On New Scera Park Site SATURDAY, JUNE 13 UTAH COUNTY DAIRY ROYALTY Selected to reign over Utah County A. D. A. activities ac-tivities in 1959 are three charming girls who were chosen cho-sen from a group of 31 contestants. con-testants. They are, front to back, Miss Mary Ann Gray, American Fork; Miss Diane Johson, Lakeview; and Miss Rebecca Allred, Lehi. 10 A. M. Mammoth Parade, Safeway to Scera. 10 A. M. to 9 P M. Flower Show, Rock Hound Display and Art Exhibit at Lincoln Junior High School Cafeteria. 2 P. M. - WATER BALLET SHOW Presented by Deseret Gym Of SLC at Scera Swimming Pool FREE ADMISSION. 8 P. M. "MAGIC IN MERO" At OHS ALL DAY Carnival on new Scera Park Site. . MR. AND MRS. WILFORD HARRIS VISIT OREM Mr. and Mrs. W. L: Harris of Victorville Calif, have been In Orem the past two week3. They are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John E. Harris of Provo and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sumner of Orem. They have spent considerable con-siderable time visiting Mr. W. O. Mecham of Wallsburg, Utah who is confined to the LDS hospital. Suffering from a stroke. Mr. Mecham, it is reported, re-ported, is in a very critical condition. Refresh Wouldn't a glass of MILK taste good right now? AMEMCAN BAr ASSOCIATION Of UTAH -V; , .--v.y.;-'.V-.-.V-V-v.;'V? 1 . " .v. v.v .svav.' ....-..: Dutch Mill. Sliced - American, Pimento, or Swiss LEGAL NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, in and for the County of Utah, State of Utah. SHERIFF SALE UNDER FORECLOSURE No. 21845 THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES, A A CORPORATION. vs REX A. FARLEY, and FON-CET FON-CET J. FARLEY, his wife, Defendants. De-fendants. To be sold at Sheriffs Sale at the west front door of the County Courthouse in the city of Provo, County of Utah, State of Utah, on the 25th day of June, 1959 at 12:00 noon o'clock on said day that certain cer-tain piece or parcel of real property situate In Utah County, State of Utah, described descri-bed as follows to-wit: . All of Lot 1, Block 2, Plat "A", Rainbow Acres, Orem City, Utah County-, Utah, according to the official plat thereof on file in the office of the Recorder of Utah County, Utah. Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States. Dated at Provo City, Utah, this 1st day of June, 1959. RALPH CHAPPLE, Sheriff of Utah County, Utah, by Dave Reynolds Deputy Cullen Christenson Attorney for Plaintiff Date of first publication June 4, 11, 18, 1959. I Vi lb. pkg. 1W i Jill 1 iSS& 1 Right now when family appetites are hankerin' for the wholesome goodness of rich, fresh Dairy Foods, we're featuring money-saving values on our top quality Dairy Products. It's a great time to let your family enjoy, to their hearts' content, these delicious, nutritious treats. Party Pride, Rich Assorted Flavors LAC MIX Lucerne, Non-Fat, Dry Milk FRESH MILK Lucern, Bonus Quality, "A" Grade gal. ' ' Clt(iltltd Gardenside, Cream No. "T OQ VmO III Style, Golden Bantam 303 CaliS77r Tomato Juice hT. 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