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Show ' Orem City Suggests New Lay 'Mile of Pennies' Progresses On Sewage Disposal Control , Drive OREM Approximately . WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1. 1S3 Pwe, Vtttt Coany, "Vth DAILY HERALD Fcshfca Fabric Center, Inc. COO In Orem citizens Lincoln high 0p:ns fa Provo '.TERRIBLE Chief, Club Gives Safety lip s TojlCids, Adults on TURTLE' HAS Bilce-Ridi- hg contributions from The Orem City Councilor rat bait was discussed and mo- -j last week enabled 50 that the a resolution , Monday night jtion passed city pay per. passed to chalk up of tne cost, ana mat tne Dan school land students mark-ifavoring the drafting of a new lawrentsold Chltf Farley wsmed. a their With "Fashion by the Yard as mile Sixtee thousaiKl 25 to those reouirine proper sewage disposal, be needing it for re-to Because a a are of of store Pennies' of "Mile children mark black that Provo April is a month wfcra the their, j goal slogan to be presented to the next stateicenU per pound. The bait is availinon niriy every InPollce Chief of of csn"t erase! for rrets funds the Fabric the sprout Fashion bicycles raise Center, purchase Cilrtr, yrooe, almost nmsad W. . . (able now at tne city building ana legislature. ; J. Farley declared this week., (fidewalk and street. Chief corporated will have its grand The "action w as taken In view of is packaged in two pound packages. struments for the department. Prove The chief a large referrtng to .he Is cooperating 1th the Provodefeat of the: Utah ;Citjr officials urge .that all citizens The project has been carried on opening today featuring summer the reported - 23-the and Council of under of l ety and' youngsters several spring variety to rid in the school for the past County sewage disposal proposal cooperate in the to hirvcle-autdriva annual Club in were who in iniured April its a as as line well special hea ring held In the County the city of rats. Dates for the con- weels with home rooms competing cottons, .,DfO. mobile accidents throughout the 'pro mole child pedestrian ami Commissioners chambers, at which centrated drive are' from April K to meet the goals set up in yards of party and dance fabrics. Statesjin 1S50. jcycle safety. Te especially stresses! of pennies. The program: was car The store, located at 8S West 6300 protests were presented td May 3. not "And that adult drivers watch the 23 I'm about the Ulkinj A Centerat took discussion large place of prob ried into the community Street; is a corporation against the currently proposed 370 In mile speed limit ia all school zones, children same the group age lems at the garbage disposal plot, with band students distributing con having two stores, one at 275 project. in'as who were on these are the points of greatest killed bicycles t Orem City officials opposed the operated, jointly by American Fork tribution envelopes bearing the slo South Main in Salt Lake City 1S00." he added, referring to biocle . activity durtng school A on and In Orem Go a Provo. one Mile." on Yard and the and "Give the that assertion the city county property gan project V statistics compiled bythe National hours. Climax to the community drive The Provo store is under the legislation under which the pro- north of Geneva Steel plant. It Council. Chief Sarety continues "And. Farley. Rich a not. in the setting of fair suited gram was initiated was meeting was a band concert Friday eve management of Mrs. Leah "Some of these children were can reduce bicycle-ca- r and equitable. In passing the reso- with. American Fork city officials ning in the high school auditor- - ardson and boasts that all pat rs right here in ou. own com-in large measure if lution council members expressed 16 discuss a more efficient opera-- , ium featuring both the senior and terns and goods are hand picked. themselves wiU help." n STffHw; ftDALS themselves- - that the next progres- uon of the plot, and cooperation of junior high school bands under the and no remnant, job lot or ciose-oMATTttSS Vf MT'l AT" Club suggest sive step as . officials of a fast The Provo . 0 airecuoD oi nes Dirrjr uirccior. purchases are made. for children on rules the Materials which may be found ller la haw drirerwoaij growing community was to seek the necessary measures to insure Citizens who have not yet confollowing scH-C:Uz tat nffnts f that parenu ana action to' assure proper, sewage proper disposal of the garbace It tributed to the fund may send con- in the store are embossed cotton, urges bicycles. ' t--a "Tsrua." children learn the rules and sea disposal and they recommended The need for more' rigid reguIa-- 5 tributions to the band department eyelet organdy, linen, Avondale Byj MADOLINE TfjXOX that "proper authorities" in the uons regarding the dumping was at .the school. , cottons! chambray, nylon linen, Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Oixon that they are practiced regularly: . cities and county' consider the pointed out. and various kinds of metallic entertained Sunday after church L Ride with traffic, and keep to besides drafting of a new bill immediately.; 'Improvements at' the city and many right. material; :ior a group of friends who gath- the2. far printed ' to be presented to the next legis- canyon parks were discussed and ; No weaving or stunting either others. ered to hear BYU student. Miss '" lature. tentative" plans suggested for a The store also offers a special Geneva Call, read a play. -- Pappa in or out of traffic. Ride . in a Much of the Monday night agenda community work day at the park book to brides.-service Is Miss Call, 1ho is a niece straicht line. sample of the Orem Council was devoted when all citizens would be 'invited By MARY. WILLIAMS you are with friends, ride In is available Jo show various let Mrs.. of Dixon, recently was. voted 3. If file. to matters pertafrg to. public to participate in the Improvement In honor of her grandson La Mat shades and pieces of material single or Bene the Y at, the university. 4. No handle-ba-r 1 riders, or pasJJprfcw. . Mrs. .Elizabeth Drew ; of which may be used 4n health, and ordinances dealing with program. bridal i the affair, we re Mr. and Attending meat and food inspection were prestatement from property own American Fork gave a party SatMatching shades Mrs. Charles Dixon. Spanish sengers of any kind- sented through- - the . Utah City- - ers .on Fourth ' East Street i where urday evening: Present were Mr. arrangement. you mutt observe and blends of net. taffeta, satin Fork: Mr. 'and Mrs. Stanley Wil- the-5.- In traffic, as the grown-u- p ' the County Health Council for consid-- . street improvements have been re-- ! and Mrs. Lynn Adams of Orem, and moire are available nd may tame law, Mr. Mrs. and son, Earl Page, Mr. motorists. ' eration by the council members. quested indicated willineness of the1 MrL5 ' and Mrs.. Wendell Collins. be. sent for. all Obey signs, signals rs.: and M George Christensen, Mr. After a thorough study by city of- abuttine Drooertv owners to rnirJMrf and Mrs. Robert H. Drew and laws. in the stockholders and Owners Mrs.. and Mr. and Roy Broadbent, Rhoda'of Provo, Mr. and ficials who are requested to ex- chase pipe to carry irrigation No bitching! Never hitch on ta Mrs. Glenn Loveless ' and their a 6. r car. auto- amine, review and make recom- ter across the street if the- citvlMrs Elwood Drew, Mrs.' LeRoy'c c,u truck, street passing tv, ( guests. Mr. and Mrs. B. Elgren' A,,. . ...v.(,i- mendations on the proposed ordin- would make the instalfttion.TheiLoveridge, Stanley and Lee Drew ;. Mr and Mrs, Boy a of Salt Lake. Light refreshmenU, 3 Don-- t rtde at n)rht tinless vou ances rhey will be printed in city has stated that the Jnjprove-n- d Mrs, LaMar Drew of Alpine. Erickson. Provo. . N10tn to. II you dcTTbe sure you i iuc v.. o. phamplet form which the cities menis cannot De carnea out until Exterior Tiew of ef thf TTerrrbla TBrtle." ahawing racket Ubacber John W. Boud Jr., president Mrs.Wtr;rl.dITnlth.eIer!,n .may adopt by reference. the irrigation water is properly! service. good light and a good, clear u u a Britisn former is anoKva-snethe company, at niw members of the Tri Trio bridge poru edge f "shelL" A new plan for the distribution' cared for. renector ine deaguii gins. in Airs. Aiary missionary and was the first LDS -t club her home recently. And don-- t forget adult- drivera Williams class planned a "high n as a A novdl tank, designed by Les G. Scherer, of Los Angeles, Luncheon tables He served chaplain. were pleasantly Navy looks-lik- e the examples by their traffic a turtle.1 but there the resemblance ends. The path", day in which they attended , commander in World Calif., decorated- in arrangements ofbehavior. a of man .who double in ithe; Easter Cantata at the Scera lieutenant sheath the which encloses operator completely turtle," .time he At the II. War present daffodils and bridge ivor went parks on a busy street to talk t and later attended the Alpine Stake is armor will roll along at 30 miles per. hour, is equipped with of the member a University to Mrs. Richard Gray Sad Mrs.!a friend, the d ft conference. They are Judy Chavis, for high schooler yision. and is armed with two ILLE. Sgt. Charles! Paul J. Ridge, son of Mr. and: Nancy Broomhead, Carol Johnson, Ward in SalttheLake City where machine guns, a rocket launcher.- - Around the perimeter are 650 Larson" Wilde. jWDO round a corner, two abreast w. ftnaerson, a wounaea veteran oi Mrs. he serves'ln bishopric. . Mr. and Mrs.. James Francom the woman who never tieorge W. Ridge. 1695 S. BeVerly Williams, Mary Higley. signals.an ports for firing conventional shotgun shells. .They could be fired had as guests over the week-entne sea oi tne 8th E "Orem uie ueoic marcn-iD. Park and family jaH the drivers who try to get tne vehicle. Sketches Mrs. John at soldiers approaching any electronically ' Marines when they were encircled a VMr. and t Mrs. J.- E. Boyack of through intersections first Just are from Popular Science magazine. spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. r ' at the Chosin reservoir by Chinese h 8 ."eturnea H the kids Park's parents Mr." and M"rs. W. j member, i"Liv""" fcas returned j how it's done, so think twice and Mrs. WilUams. DePearl P. in Bigler hordes . from a trio to SL drive safely. . Alden Broomhead, son of Mr. I cember of? 1950. h 1 ; discharge as of Fla Rulon RICHARDS .the has Mrs. uBroomhead. and TANA guest Petersburg,. lD By irom a' ' has been reLife. Insurapce com- returned to Ogden after spending Mrs. Marion ElmerjJones. who paid tribute to the Edgemont Camp Daughters pfj FAYSON he ..v(- leased from the Navv .his weekend the" with meet here will, Thursday Pioneers oLthe was elected president Junior!conipiishments of the PTA at the Pny, having earned membership parents.Vutah i served for four service. .' : rarem-ieacnein the Lawrence Lee Honor club m. ai me uuiur w """-jbig2 mr. orgomneau iiiemung ascnool p. asso; as si;iiwi;jt ' high school, mentioning' hisi Ander-in Ogden recent meetins in the junior James Bi Fereuson at Carryhurst. Li.il.. at Sgt. appreciation for the visits of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Drew have All members and those eligible for Wilson Little Theater. Mrs. Wood- - ents sqn, a son of a b a r d yje ' to classrooms, and Mrs. Elda' , - row Wilson .was named vice presi-en- t. son to be word their invited received presMs. and Mrs.heavy that are Cpl. UTAH OF WIFE membership cruiser who room mother, Day, presented 'trans-ferire- d E. Drew has been Robert to be apDIE A"derJ USS Sti Paul, dent, with other officers the parents' viewpoint of the from Yuma, Ariz to Camp The lesser. Priesthood son. 1001 North!, Ridge served quorums; a later date. CI Ct rtuntnrA SALT! LAKE CITY - (UP) The o.nltitinn . "noind at . a trrro. i i . Main Street, in witht the; Navy Roberts, Calif.., Cpl. Drew has visit of. tne wara met ana .cieanea uie o. on mi t :0aA. sat. iicui 14 a. tary for the year! gave a financialwie of ithe founder of the J, A. ed in California witn zee MeSpnngviUe. was Paul Rldre recalled to uho arcind then njoyed a wiener roa busines8 meetinff. ivith the program A roeram of student talent ua!died Tuesday at her family home and atso Ha!Vehni.Pavls, A Rfeg. 4.50 Value there also. tive duty with;in China ,and and a swinvat ' 'fnr introduced by. Mrs. Delia McClel- - presented, with Duane Hiatt acUng here" of natural causes. Sh was U. S. , Mm Williams J. Strong spent 25 boys participated . and the 172 chairman. i of as lan master ceremonies. .program Ij-SgL Anderson . rine Sunday night and Monday in ers were Allen Ridge. Bishop: OrviL Srr,k.r, orps in u..r rvinrin.1 Reed September of 1950 and was ImRonald,D. Jex . airman. USN. son'Sa" LaKe city wnere sne auena- - B. Davis. Stanley P. Stubbs, Arthur and Penrod mediately sent to Korea. He was of Mr. and MrsGeorge W. Jex, of edftheReminton Family officer Dalton. Royal Hunter' ' t n " Arransemenu were Glazier. was meeilnK.. Btriviiis as a Road, Fork, Spanish Canyon rifle platoon at the time he wasjmon thnje,, of the Navy Utility made for a reunion to be held in Sunday will be ward conference. wounded. His injuries were 3 at San Calif ., June. . Mrs. Strong also visited The ward is to be divided, and two W. J. Strong new bishoprics The bitten hands and feet and he was,w.ho recently made a Diego. recordrbreak-hospitabzed with Mr. and Mrs. appointed. in Japan and Hawaii. ing blood donation. Jr.i and family. stake' officers will be in attendance. ' WASHINGTON (UP Senate is urged to be The following members- of. the And everj'one In September of 1951 he Was re--j Based Ream: ricld m San ' Any Moke Cor Club spent Monday investigators said Tuesday (that ;ww. Mothers turned to the Lmted States and iu. Base. afternoon rolling bandages at the Monday evening was the annual airmen at Xeesler- Air Force Vhun-thassumed his most recent duties HERE'S WHAT WE DOt e been- fleeced of the TJ. S.Naval Re- - raining Com-- j banquet of the Oldtimer's Clubem-of;- Miss., have inion of thc Red cross,. aftef the i?''P"? a of dollars of thousands dreds mPower and Utah an m Light as Clart mad Vallejo. Calif., Rem tne front wiieela and sUadrtm don.ted J75-- pints of If1 j . ployes. held this year at the Elk's month" by gamblers. 1. Inspect iirucior. blood, in eight hours. This?, brokei."1"- lining. JZ The Senate S. ' Herman in Lake. Salt preparedness. and Lodge the stations previous record of .Brown, that this; 'ed and were'eommittee reported clean nd repack Cpl. HeberP. Carter. 1910 W. 6th ,540 pints m ven hours, which was wsfn- Inspect, ' ' honored and received 25 year pins.jto- - thefts, pawning of uniforms.. "T wbeel bearings. front S . is returning to the U. S. and made. in November. J .. j . SUITE LIVING VALUE SALf ROOM SMASH Mr, and Mrs. Claude Conder and passing of bad checks, and possibly reassignment after ' 35 months In'. The director of blood recruitment :i Mr. and Mrs. . Fred Kemper., anttj contributed' to the suicides of' .two Inspect brake - drums. J for the San Diego Red Cross called II. S. Richards at- - officers. f Japan. I and'Mrs. Mr, Carter served near Tokj'o with; the recent donation "one of fhe . tended the function. Mr. . Conderj The report said that as result an Army . Check and " add brake fluid artillery "most successful ever performed in ; has 43 years to his credit, but of . the 'subcommittee's investiga-sinc- e 4.-5- . 1952 April unit which helps, to maintain the, the area." ' If needed. they only honor them on the- tiorr, gambling establishments were PROVO de-- " ll '!-- .' " Army and Air:.Force's he did not re- cloed in Harrison county in whch occasion, ' A Song in My five-ye; With W. seaman."Joel USN, Academy Wilcox, fense of the Japanese Islands.Adjust' brake, shoes to ceive special honor this year. Biloxi is located. j j , full contact with j He is a graduate of Provo High son of Mr, and Mrs., W .C, Wilcox, Heart, with S. Hayward. t Green Glove.! HUBBY SIDESTEPS drums. School and was a farmer before was among those who recently Dir,mniint-lT- h j , with G. Ford. 111. entering the Army in February, of graduated from the .Navy's Dental UP) ,FAIRFIELD. Care.fully" test brakes. 1949. Technicians School 'at thei,U, S. Uinta The Son of Dr. JeKyu; policeman Don Johnson, a ,State state EASY TERMS SAVE , Naval Training Center, Great Man Bait. "I policeman, passed the buck when : On Anlomoblle Strandr-Cyran- o Insurance .i iaxes. ill. de.Bergerac: ine one of line in the motorists for a. " Wilcox took his recruit training Fichtine (Stallion. , RULON W. MYERS , on all to the scene of a minor" ' at San Diego, Calif., when he ' Motor Vu So Young, So 3ad; If ticket Aft. highway accident turned out jto .be entered the service In March. 1951. ThLs Be Sin. , .State Farm Insnranre Ca. bis wife. .He had a fellow patrol Before entering the service. Sea AMERICAN FORK PURCHASES Anto Fire - Ufa STORES ; man write out her tag. She paid a closed. man Wilcox "was employed by ther. 1 1 Phone 41ft--J 1 . I f or. car another 223 Center ioDoing, Viva Zapata.- with M.If City Drug Company in Provo and Soral graduated from Uroyb High School. U auuu. As a .dental .technician. Wilcoxr ' Starlit The Well: Cross winds. will perform dental clinical and LEHI administrative duties in treatment Royal Bugles in the Afternoon, of patients. He will' also give oral with R. Mill and. treatment under superUtah Sailor Beware, with Marprophiatic 1 ; tin and Lewis. vision, r ' I PLEASANT GROVE Grove Double Dynamite; with J. CALL YOUR BUSINESS LEADER ,' Russell. DIES IN VANCOUVER PAYSON MONEY DOCTOR! Phone Call From '. a Huish SKLT LAKE CITY (UP) Vivian : . Stranger. afPeabody Strange died Monday Sleep bt:r ; . . b happier. . . by V &rem '. C. a 'in ternoon B. Vancouver. lend u ydu tht cqsh n uml 1;ting Scera Lone Star, with C Gable. oil tnote peiky billi. Borrow frem hospital at the age of 80. 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