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Show By CG Aviation Committee Bus Request Rejection Upheld Boy Cuts Head In Home Mishap B id Semi nar; Ded ication Plan hid for Ai rport Let For New School Administration Buildnq OREM A five year old Orem boy suffered two cuts on the head Tuesday evening when he ran into some blocks his father had been using on the T family car. Melvin Burnside, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burn--sid- e, 735 W. 400 South, was taken to the Utah Valley Hospital in an Orem police car, and was released to his home after treatment. Plans WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1964 Utah. County, Utah Orem Gets Share Of Sales Tax Daily Herald Plea Orem city has just received its third quar- -' ter payment of its share of the optional sales tax from the Utah ' State Tax Commission, according to City Manager Earl .Wengreen. The payment amounts to $22,281.61, which is $1397.78 more than the payment for the third quarter of 1963 of OREM To Bid Public Inertia for a flying safety as Provo, it might be helpful The Provo School Board furnishing transportation in the seminar and fly-iof chamber to discuss related problems, he Tuesday night awardeed a con- area but was to curtail it on By JOSEPHINE ZIMMERMAN; The speaker traced the . pro ' commerce flvinti rwi " rnrnmittpp said. tract for the construction of Oct. 2. However, at the re U OREM Public inertia is ram- gress of fabianism, or gradual : air-toof three modern ; airthe new district administration quest of the delegation, the Grand Junction's modern air pant in America today at a socialism from its beginning in date and service building at 950 N. board extended the cut-of- f ports in adjoining states; and a port helped industrial develop time when we can least afford Franklin 275 W. to Prestwich and Davis to Oct. 9 to allow parents time jet ribbon-cuttin- g ceremony to ment, said William . Wother of England through fee JoserkJ. it, Eley, president Construction Co., which sub- to arrange for other transpordedicate the instru- spoon, Chamber manager. Public Chairs Counselors of D. Roosevelt years to the pres- - ' $20,883.83. Ameriof low mitted the bid ment of the Provo Airport run$323,900. tation. New York ,told an Orem Cham ent, declaring that the Weed Problem The successful district Dr. bidder was were Sherman Wing, way agreed upon today by The committee ber of ' CkHnmerce meeting ' last cans for: Democratic Action is or agreed the lowest of five. Bids ranged superintendent, said that let the core of fabianism in Amer the aviation committee of the ' night: need to battle weeds. urgent from the low bid of $382,864. ters to the parents involved, Provo Chamber of Commerce. declared that he ica. Fabians are inspired by the MrSlev Commissioner said Hinckley Construction is to begin imme- are being sent today explain Meeting at .7 a.m. in Provo often ws citizens in the courses idea that" man is not competent J. dis with and the decision the the chamber of commerce office, runway areas should be per diately completion ing he conducts: to write down one to govern himself and in their weeds sterlized since manently set date to for Sept. 1, 1965. work with trict s willingness the aviation committee set Oct. word which characterizes our writings the two words, freedom their the forcing up way through 31 fora day-lon- g seminar on In other action, the board up- city and state officials to pro society and the.word most often and control occur again - and continued are runway causing at vide held an earlier decision to disvarious One again, he stated. warning lights flying "safety, to be addressed is confused. occurring in were damage. Provo police today continue bus service to stu- areas. reason for? this confusion is that The battle against this phil by officials of Federal Aviation Mr. Burr offered to provide : a break-i- n vestigating-at possible He that said west U.S. dents the of the Center Thursday Weather free helicopter and tanker for living Agency, politicians are using the word osophy is being fought in ithe,. PSA Sllith W Harhrvr Cate nf with 9 meet will a.m. comhe Street viaduct and south of the Bureau and aircraft radio rep precmcis ana mass meeimgs oc spring spraying of weeds if the Denver and Rio Grande Rail- resentatives of the city com- and theft of about $10 from problems,3ssues and legislation the United States, Mr. Eley de-munications specialists. city furnishes chemicals. clared in challenging his audi All applications for the Utah road tracks who attend either mission and Earl Johnson, dis vending machines. facing ;our country today. , Need Stressed He said the BYU agronomy incidents under investi Ouier the for Mr. Jidey-- stated tne version ence to have the courage ;to Meanwhile, Jim Burr, chair- department, which is developing Valley Trade Show Talent Franklin School of Dixon Junior trict highway engineer include: police viaduct gation the by examine of and School. state, capitalism peculiar to the fight the battle that is hardest man of the committee, stressed hardy grasses to grow in a Contest must be in to W. 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High break-i- n ' Chris's Possible at othand controls U. area S. in our early history was to fight.- . g need to continue a Middle East country, will run Petersen in 'Pleasant Grove by In taking the action Tuesday, er regarding 150 Conoco Station, 1230 Ni E., dealt:four body blows : One, the "Freedom is related to rewalkway items. late today, he has announced. the board said that it feltj it Droeram to modernize Provo so soil at the study Christian airport Norman ; immense and natural growth in sponsibility and we should inreported by Mr. Petersen, chairman of must remain consistent with Airport. that it can be landscaped at a of sen theft car, by reported j population; ,1wo, the shift from sist that our neighbor also recthe event said they could be the policy established in 1962 He asked Utah County Com- tractively. 1158 N. 1st E. ; an Bob Houghton. agricultural to an urbanized ognize his responsibility, - then Re ele"Marion mission Chairman G. allowing transportation for When the visiting Republican phoned to him for inclusion Von of theft bikes, by reported three, major chances we shall have tasted fee fruit society: Hinckley and Mike Jense, Cen- vice presidential candidate land the show which has now been mentary students only if they ' 1000 Briar: Carlyle Jour- - brought about after the Wilson. depres- of the Aemrican dream' he tral Utah Aviation, to contact ed at Provo airport he had to scheduled for one performance lived a mile and a half from To '' ley, 389 E. 5th W., ana Mrs; sion of 1929 and four, World concluded. 'H- western division of FAA at Los mount a shaky box atop a rt at 4 p.m. Friday in the BYU school and for secondary school 976 Briar. War II and the effects of Ashby, George the students if they lived two miles Fieldhouse. h Angeles, to expedite a direct A missing suitcase and pistol, cold. war. "We have become an landing ramp. schools. Under this plan, station from service FAA Earlier plans called for the line to flight But while the ramp was sub reported by Mrs. Leo Lewis, authoritarian economy, a politi-cashow to be held twice daily on the district is partially reim(FSS) at Salt Lake. to office sheriff's Utah not does have the County 344 E. 1st S.: a missing tire, standard, city autocracy, "Mr. Eley This would permit pilots to both days of the fair. How bursed by the state for trans- day was investigating report o: furnish for 1131 Morris responsibility legal Motors, by reported file flight planj, get weather ing a loading ramp, said Mr. ever, the early times of 11 a.m. portation. of Edgemont Sdhoo N. 5th W.: car stnpoing. re burglaries briefing and close flight plans Jense. Most visiting aircraft each day seemed to be hard to State law requires the district and theft of about $5 in change, ported by Paul Stone, 246 S. 7m extreme danger if a hot line without charge through Salt have their own correlate . with participants. to furnish transportation if stu- and of Hurst Horse Palace, W.; and n with power drops, to" the ramp. tampering ground, creating Lake FSS. The committee suggested Consequently, all of Thursday's dents are two and a half miles Spanish Fork, where $15 was lines, reported by the electric danger of electrocuting anyone The line was approved in the stolen. air lines portions of the contest were from school. who heavy it. department. touched, A delegation of about 10 perFAA budget, said Mr. Burr. The sheriff was also investi should possibly either pay a cancelled along with the Fri Ron Dean, superintendent zxz zau Provo City Commissiooner sons from the west area of portion. day morning the shot to that vandals fee thrown or be had someone said report nylon gating required Luke Clegg said the city, busy landing at the airport thereby However, Thursday at 8 p.m., viaduct and in the southwest up two large rear tires and one fishing line over power lines at DITTO MACHINES up gas 'with street problems at the will host in the field- - portion of town appeared to small front tire of a tractor 700 N. 7th E. the fair retax aviation contributing SALES -S- ERVICE Brigham Young University venue for airport improvement. house the Show of the Show fea- consult with the board on the belonging to Stanley Hutchings While the nylon did not short been had houose field staadium, fSQnrr turing professional and semi- matter. They presented a pe- Spanish Fork, and loss of two out the line, Mr. Dean pointed but m tition Co. Standard entertainers the airport that , their students cows and calves from a Lehi to danger of either shorting out "neglecting asking protessionai Supply would now give it a top Utah Valley. All of the fair have bus service. to Provoans pasture, reported by . Sterling power, putting 40 W. 1st N., provo ' The school district had been Fox. . activity, including the talent priority." and the inconvenience, great shows is free. "You can't invite industry to move in to a community with BORN AT Stewart Rothe, West Jordan. a substandard airport," he said. UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL Asks Ceremony Sept. 26: Today: MarM. to and Ronald Girl to Gerald B. and Carma Boy Woofinden Jolley, Lehi. ed the other two commissioners rietta Haskell Dennis, Orem. be closely drawn into plans for Tuesday: Boy to Chris and Kathy C. to T. and Jaclyn Zobell Wanlass, Pleasant improving the airport, and that Boy Grove. a major ceremony, possibly in Sweat McNeill, Springville. D. Arlene to and of and Bov Myron Sept. 25: jets eluding the landing Boy to lloe and Lynett Peterheavy aircraft, be planned to Barrett Christensen, Orem. dedicate the improved runway. Boy to Max R. and Penny son Staheli, Lehi. Sept. 24: (A $189,777 improvement of he Kay Kaddas Nuttall, Provo. C. to William and Patsy . Girl S instrument runway is now near Boy to Marvin and Lucille J Provo. Burton F. Fresh Pack, Preston, Lehi. ting completion.) to 23: Steven and of Pat Peter Sept. Boy ( (Mr. Burr, vice president Provo Flying Service and sen Parker, Provo. Boy to pale Michael and Char-len- e Diane Medved NEW STANLEY No. 80041 to William and Girl West J. Mountain of Peters, Lehi. president 23: Wentz Tuttle, Springville. Sept. 1' could arrange airlift to Flas- Girl to Douglas H. and ColGirl to Quinton and Shirley leen Slater Calton, Lehi. f staff, Grand Junction and Idaho Bullock Twitchell, Orem. r HOSPITAL AMERICAN FORK Falls for committee members. Boy to Donald and Gayle Incomparable for ell basic drilling Jobs. Enginrd i Since these communities are Mart Holdaway, Pleasant Sept. 27: for porfoct balanco, gripping control and working comfort. Priced almost within; your change purse. in the same population bracket Boy to Ernest Ray and Jean Grove. . Her are iutl a few flf a huaa t'' n; . ur -- re-surfac- ed . i Police Probe Theft Reports i Talent! Event . Applications Due n Today : : .': ; ! 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