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Show Watkins, M orse to Lead Water Parley S '' - Western Confab to Open May 10 at Utah Capital e i A Sen. Arthur V. Watkins (RUtah) and Sen. Wayne Morse , will be key speakers at the Western State Water and Power Con1 in Salt Lake ference May T. City, Douglas Simpson, chairannounced man, today. The University of Utah's new Union Building , will be the site of the conclave, Simpson said. Simpson, who is president of Utah Farmers Union, is chairman of a (D-Or- PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH. MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1957 e.) 10-1- 1 ' 4 0 ESCAPEE NABBED AFTER Sets Annual RUN County Meet 100-MILE-AN-HO- steering committee of composed representatives of co- i the University Division, Utah Water and Power Board, and municipal power companies. Convened By U.C.A. Utah Cooperative Assn. of Salt Lake City is convening the conference in response to a resolution passed at its 1956 annual meeting. Sen. Watkins' role in passage of the Upper Colorado River Project authorization bill last year and Sen. Morse's championing of a high government dam at Hell's Canyon on the Lower Snake river d ld Maria Rae Cones takes her turn at feeding her OPEJST WIDE! make them "naturals" for two brother, Garth. It may not be standard practice at the home of Mr. and Mrs. key positions in the Western water Ronald Cones, of Orem, but it makes a cute picture and drives The Daily Herald a and power conference, Simpson chance to note that this week is National Baby Week. Staff Photo by said. George Blaine Clay Sr.) Senator to Speak Morse will deliver a luncheon speech at Hotel Utah Roof Garden, conference. climaxing the two-da- y Watkins will speak at a general session on Regional Needs and National Interest May 11 at the Union Building. Purpose of the conference is to air views on all sides of problems Governor George D. t Clyde, Prints" selected for this first involved in Western water and will be the guest speaker at the class to graduate from the new-Pr- power development, Simpson stated. Provo School's vo High School. annual High Members of Ea-- t Provo LDS commencement A third member of Congress will The event will be sponsored by services, to be Stake will enter into the spring held also be present at the meeting. Friday May 24, at the Provo Paul' Lloyd and Mrs. Harold clean-u- p spirit on Saturday in the Tabernacle at 8 p.m. Rep. Michael Kirwan Kopp. annual "Farm Day" at the church will be awafded a plaque for his Vesper service will be held welfare farm southeast of Provo. distinguished contribution to reSunday May 19, at the high school A series of briefing meetings for clamation and water and power followed by a recepauditorium, development of the Western states. supervisors will be held at the tion for the graduates, parents on National Farmers Union President farm BORN Tuesday, Wednesday and and friends. AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL James G. Patton will make the Thursday in preparation for the Honor graduates who will conevent, according to David H. Yarn presentation. Today: the vesper services are Utah's Gov. George D. Clyde, to Girl Jr., first counselor in the stake duct James and Lvetta Sally Marian Peterson, Sandra Han-seeformer chairman of the Utah High council mempresidency. Provo. Margene Simmons, Frank Barratt, bers in charge of the project are Bo;- to William T. and Doloris Water and Power Board, and Pat-to- n r D. Eccles Cameron and Gordon B. Sumner, Robert Olsen, Carol Ball, will give introductory speeches Merkley Hoiton. Provo. and Kim Bargeron. y Miner. for the conference on a to and Boy Myrna Stanley furmusic will be Appropriate Appraisal of Water and PowRichins Larsen, Provo. Assignments will be outlined to er Needs." Business vice pres30 work supervisors for tasks "to nished and the theme for this Sunday: will be "Foot Uni- , be performed by men and boys year's graduation Boy to Eldon and Catherine ident Elmo R. Morgan of the from each ward, including repairBarney Sabin, Provo. ing irrigation ditches, painting Sunday afternoon at Club Radar, Girl to LaNell and Hazel Bird barns and general cleanup. Wards Hayward, Provo. which will participate are Provo Provo. There were 50 Kiwanians Girl to Elbert and Vivian Olsen 8th, 9th, 12th, ISth, 15th, 19th and present. Provo. Simmons, Bonneville. Allan D. Johnson, Orem, lieutenaGirl to Merrill and Fern Guil The "Farm Day" project will nt-governor, Division One, Wiley, Pro-vo-. at a.m. 5:30 and begin Saturday Utah-Idah- o Boy to How ard and Mary WhitDistrict, Kiwanis Incontinue until noon. ternational, was in charge of the ing Sanford, Springville. conference. Francis Ellis, Weiser, Saturday: Girl to Raymond and Aleen Idaho, district governor, addressed Braithwaite Kohler, Provo. the group on club goals and ideals. Girl to Clair Joanne Later on they divided into four Thomas Provo. Leavitt, groups, headed by Earl Hills, Arbin and Wanda Anto Boy Price; Dr. Madison W. Merrill, derson Crowther, Provo. Provo; Jack Swenson, Spanish Fork and LeRoy J. Olsen, Provo. Friday:to William and Boy Betty BradClubs represented at the con- ford Stuckie, Orem. Officers, including committee chairmen from eight Central Utah ference were Price, Helper, Boy to John and Linda Rae Kiwanis clubs participated in a Payson, Spanish Fork, Peterson Boyd. Provo. Spring Training Conference, held Springville, Orem and Provo. Boy to Melvin and Noia Hun-sakParry, Orem. labor, y. t jt t MURRAY, e g-av- o o) Statistics n, . - "Mid-Centur- ciate of the American Trudean Society, will be the featured speaker. A new executive secretary of the association was recently named. She is Mrs. Melba Kirk, of Pleasant Grove. She replaces Mrs. Erma Klemm of Pleasant Grove who has served in that for two years. of the painting, the program will capacity An invitation to attend the feature awarding of the prizes is rxtefrded to all who to the students who have written meeting in health probare interested the best themes on "My Favorite lems. Picture," the reading of the of Provo will give themes, and the presentation of a John Zenger of his activities as a report the Aureole Club Art award to of directors of the board member the outstanding art student of the of the National Tuberculosis and Unveiling Rites Tuesday To Conclude Art Exhibit Clyde Signed as Speaker For PHS Commencement (D-Ohi- work will be given and the eleo tion of officers and board members will be held. Dr. Ralph L. Tingey, of Salt Lake City, asso- . (Herald Briefings For Farm Day The annual meeting of the Utah County Tuberculosis and Health Association will be held! this evening, April 29, at th Utah Valley Hospital at 8 p.m; A brief report of the year' 15-year-- Sunday after an automobile chase at speeds of more than 100 miles per hour. The youth, who his name as Bill Perkins of Farmingon, eluded a pursuing Utah Highway Patrol trooper but was stopped by a blockade in front of Murray City Hall. He was driving a car belonging to Lavon Heaps of Orem when captured. six-day-o- Stake Slates UR Utah (UP) A escapee from the State Industrial School was captured here 1L of Utah Extension Two-year-ol- TB Group Stole Orem Car conference operatives, A t SPEAKERS mri, mm man tnm t KEY V. Watkins Arthur Sen. top, and (R-Uta- .) who Sen. Wayne Morse will be key speakers at Western (D-Ore- State Water ference. and Power con- versity of Utah will introduce the governor. Other speakers include E. M. Naughton, president, Utah Power and Light Co.; LelancI Olds, Energy Research Associates; and Clyde T. Ellis, general manager, National Rural Electric Cooperative Assn., will moderate a panel discussion during the first morn- - By EVELYN M. BOYER SPRINGVILLE Tuesday marks the close of the 33rd Annual Art Exhibit at Springville, and will be concluded by the unveiling exercises to be held in both the junior and senior high schools. The Junior high program will be held at 2:15 p.m. under the direction of Principal C. Lynn Hanks, followed by the program for the public and the Senior high students an hour later under the direction of Principal Paul Walker. In addition to the unveiling of the prize painting by the queen whose class succeeded in raising the most funds for the purchase school. Music for the program will be furnished by the Springville High School A Cappella Choir under the direction of Glenn Montague. After the program the gallery will remain open until 9 p.m. when the April exhibit will close. The permanent collection will be on display each day until the oiosing of school and will be made available to visitors also during the summer months. A total of 3,248 visitors have ing's activities. Three men have agreed to be registered at the exhibit during panel members. They are: Alex the month of April in the guest Radin, general manager, Ameri- registry. Represented were 14 can Public Power Assn.; Edward different states and three foreign T: Shedlock, director, Region V, countries. A large registration Union of Workers was shown from students at Utility America; and Joe McBreen, vice president, Brigham Young University, acInternational Assn. of Machinists. cording to reports. Health Association. He will report also on his convention trip to New York City recently. ENTENCING SET Sentencing for George Curtis Kinsey, 18, 78 S. 8th W., Orem who pleaded guilty in Fourth District Court to charges of attempted rape, has been aet for May 10. Bladder 'Weakness' If worried "Bladder Weakness" (Oet ting Up Nlghtt or Bed Wetting, too burning or Itching urination) of tj nt, Urine, dua t Smelling. Cloudy Strong common and Bladder Kidney Irritation, year um try CYSTEX for quick help. 30 Ask drugprove safety for young and old. guar-a- nt CYSTEX under money-bac- k gist forBm aow tat you lmprova. ome taking is So CVJuch Easier for EVlolher Kiwanis Leaders Hold Training Conference Here a-n- MOTHER'S Sun-nysid- e, trY MAY 12 DAY er AT PAYSON CITY HOSPITAL Spring Lake Group Presents Water Development Proposal Utah County Water Users Association, meeting last week at Spring Lake, heard a request for support of a water development proposal by 15 families residing east of the highway at the north entrance to the town. The families have incorporated and obtained an engineer's estimate of 811,500 for construction of a well and distribution system. Their present water supply is "low and unsafe," the group said, and they are now hauling w ater. board agreed it needed more time to study the proposal before making a recommendation to the water and power board. Directors approved sending The ir.aBnBDDDQD V Could you use EXTRA CASH? v. i Leo P. Harvey, vater meetings president, April Boy to Allen and Marilyn Taylor to in San Francisco to 3 and Salt Lake City-Ma16 and to the National 1 May Reclamation convention in Salt Lake City May 12 and 13. The board will ask the cgunty corrunission for an $1800 budget, of which $1,400 will go for state dues and $400 to be spent by the county water association. Tne board voted to have Roy Taylor, treasurer, pay directors for attending meetings retroactive to April 1954. 24: j ' Davis, Provo. April 23: Girl to Frank and Del oris Jensen Smith, Spanish Fork. 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