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Show Ameri can Fork Olcehs Orem Red Gross Drive Nedrs End Senior, Junior Hi gh Schools Plan Parents 'Day Special Improvement P rejects After Hear i jig WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30. 1S3S Utah County, Utah 11 DAILY HERALD 'Opening Night' Picked for OREM The Red Cross drive in Orem is nearing completion with Drama Contest one district reported in, and the Mumps Account For Half Of Comedy, Disease Cases business district canvass ended, OREM A satirical FORK Visiting for American the Fork day according to Mrs. Grant Johnson, Opening Night" by Cornelia High finance chairman.. She reported Otis School and Junior High, School for more Skinner is the one-a-ct play Mumps "accounted 95 per cent coopera that will be held Friday, April 1. The with of dis cases 78 the of half than chosen the Lincoln both sides of AMERICAN FORK Formal.North Street, Sec speech tion of the business district, the students byto enter, for will be devoted 'entirely to day in ease week Utah last ond reported wf Street East competw from Second consultation with the proposed special approval drive netted $153. The district tion in the cases teachers. 42, meet III to County. Numbering installaFourth North North Region Street, the Improvement project for ' reporting in was Geneva Second, scheduled for April Speech Walker, high school 5 and 6, in were distributed among Provo, east side of Second East Street Charles B,and tion of curb and utter iu with $61.37, under the direction Don jOverly, prin principal, antaquin, 11, Springville, areas of the city from Fourth North Street to Fifth cipal of the of Mrs. Ed Brown and contribu- Springville, according to L. L. 28, and school, junior high director. two, Manila, one. Terry, speech coun North, Street, the north side of state they are bts been made by the, city tions have been received from a dif planning week's disease total wa Last Caro-in. North cast Fifth the Street are from Appearing I First East ferent type of ''parents" day cil, following the public hearing the Orem Women's ; Club, the Howard, . Mefnll Palmer, slightly under the 83 reported for city ball, Street to Second East Street, both visitation, excluding the program Monday night Community Church and the Val lyn Blackburn, Dianne Lewis, the week before, and consider Ten taxpayers met with the sides of Fourth North Street from and lunch, and ley Bible Association. Other Linda a time scheduling Lois Pat Todd.. Colleen ably under the 243 listed for the Conrad, East Street to Second East e council to go over the project, not First areas and clubs are yet to re to parents according Baker, DeAnne Long, Lois Jen same wee in. 1954. all of whom bad come to register Street, the norm side of Third alphabetical designation'. port in. sen, Carol Palmer and Kathryn Second highest in number of protest. r Objections, were with worm street from First; East rarents are asked to secure Chairmen assisting Mrs.- John- Wallace. cases reported last week was drawn upon explanation of certain Street west a distance of 200 their; childrens class schedule CITY RECEIVES GUARD 'SCROIX yorir. Mayor son include the following: Mrs American ' totaling 12, 11 in a handsome Cornell Smith, assisting her with Other divisions to be entered chicken pox, one side of Third and to come according to the feet; the scuta of r. guestions. the behalf on city Scott C. accepts Jr. Provo and in Springville. George live improvements proposed in North Street -- from Second East surname listing: In; the event scroll from the American Fork National Guard, presented by the business canvass; Mrs. Myrle include humorous readings, dra Measles cases numbered four, matie to a retold stories and point midway between parents cannot meet this sched clude installation! of- - concrete Street M. Alleman, battalion commander of the 1457th Drake t in charge of a crew of radio readings, . William two in Pleasant Grove and with Cpl. announcing. - workers from the American Le East ule, they are asked to contact Combat Engineers. : curb- and gutter for irrigation Center Street and First one each in Provo and Springthe north side of Second the school Eddie a Dur btreet, Mrs. for of of time. and drainage along both sides gion Auxiliary: change ville. i r First East The consultations will be limited ham. Geneva Heights: Mrs. Ed Center street from Main to Sixth wortn btreet cases Three of infectious, hepa Brown. Geneva Second; Mrs. North Street, and on the east side Street to Second East Street and to three minutes" each. two in Span were titis reported, of Tbirt' West Street from Main the south side of First South ?Thy schedule follows:Stanley Farley, Geneva; Mrs one Fork in and Provo, while ish, : au- - : au Glenn Harker, West Beverly; to State Strett and on the west Street from Second East Street parents whose sur one ease of each strep infection Mrs. t Cloyd Stone, Vineyard ; side of Third West Street from west to the creek, together with name begins with A & B. in Salem and Payson was listed." 0 Mrs. Gordon Zobell Lake View; H: 10:30 F, G, and 12:00-1:0State Street south to a connec- all necessary - excavation. fill. cases Nine OREM of of Students of whooping cough in chemistry across the 38th Mrs.-Car- l 0 Murdock, West Mem the Lincoln AMERICAN FORK A beauti nawa, Normandy, tion with existing concrete irri grading, tree removal, corner in-- to 11:30 C, D, and E; one case of influenza in School ' Proyo, High today 0 N, O, P, ful scroll, framed ; attractively, Parallel, and in disasters such mo; Mrs. Edwin Olsen, East one and of syphilis tour gation eaten. aii necessary ex ersections, extra driveway thick I, J K, L, M; 0 case a of Geneva the Provo, planned as Johnstown, Texas City, starv- Memmo; Mrs. Ferron, Nielsen, Steel S, V, W, Y Was cavation, fill, grading, Jree re- ness and all appurtenant work. Rand T; ' in Provo completed the report. Company to study the basic presented to American Fork ing beasts in frozen fields, tor- Peterson Subdivision; Mrs. Craig and Z. Estimated Costal One moval, street culverts, diversion cent school absentee of the steel 1457tn processes per the industry. Engineers and to by hurricanes City Orem Mrs First King, Center; nados, typhoons, to boxes, catch basins, driveways, The estimated costs of was .reported. in ism Provo Clif their instructor. National Guard, Utah according Battalion, floods, The Guard has seryed. Doyle Robertson, . 'Ydmore ton gutter- is $30,000; the bitu an-tour The conducted irrigation turnouts and diversions and ball Pyne. spon the first at military It has brought a more abundant, Gardens on Seventh East; Mrs. L and all appurtenant are in minous road surfacing $16,000 and the Guard, sored recently. to the youth Fred Gourdin, Fourth East from nually, included visits to r the fin the last decade, fire has killed by life a finer a fuller, concrete side the walk $15:000. eluded, as well as 'road or; plant hearth, the coke plant, the more than 100,000 persons and Making the presentation was- of the nation, the scroll reminds. Fourth to Eizhth South: Mrs open mix bituminous road surfacing The abutting properties portion To mills, the structural mill burned or disfigured many hun rolling Col. William M. Alleman, SpringThe closing words are equally Kenneth Mackay, Mt. View Sub and other between the gutters and at street is estimated at $3 per lineal foot dreds of thousands more. points of interest. commander. impressive, "Wherever a strong division; Mrs. Raymond Gillibattalion ville, intersections on the . aforemen- for curb and gutter, $80 each for ac arm and valiant spirit must de gan, Christeele Acres; Mrs. RobMayor George C. Scott Jr. tioned streets, where such type of driv ways, $35 each for. irrigation the of behalf in scroll the fend the nation, in peace or warj ert Pendray, Community cepted road surfacing does not now exist turnouts, $1.80 per foot for side- OREM--Th- "e "trie Money Man .Says in been and has it placed, wherever a child cries or a Church. seniors chose the city, walks, $1.20 per lineal foot for bi theme in satisfactory condition.!" "Toward New Horizons." the city hall. A similar scroll woman weeps, in time of dis tuminous road surfacing on Cen vote week and it will be will hang in the new armory aster, there I stand . V I am irst irrigation in Idaho was by ; Other Phases ter Street and $1.60 per foot for carried this out oh now construction. under begun graduation day. Guard." by .Mormons, who settled the The project also includes: Lay complete bituminous surfacing on 27. Plans for the day's activ May Idaho's oldest town, in Franklin, scroll of the text The written tof four-foconcrete side walks Third West. ,! Framing the written text are 1860. are being planned by gradities words on the west side of Center Street The city also renewed the lease uation committee members, Lois begins with the impressive small colored scenes depicting from Fifth North to Sixth North of the Utah National Guard for Conrad, Gary Littlefield and Mer "I am the Guard . . . Civilian Jn well remembered events from IS AVAILABLE FOR' YOU AT Peace, Soldier in War, of security pages of our nation's history. Street, both "sides of Grant Street present armory quarter, for one rill Palmer. ' three for centuries, and honor,' Home Freezer Meats from First North to Second North year; subject to cancellation when The PTA is planning a specia I am AT WHOLESALE PRICES: Street, .botii 'sides--; of First East the new armory now under con reception for senlords, their par I have been the Custodian. You can get three to five times Cutting and wrapping Freezstreet form Third North to struction Is completed, this fall. ents and friends following the ex the Guard." er supplies Up to 6 months return as much by making silage Fourth North Street; the eas Authorization of the purchase ercises. The seniors will also be From the time of Washington, to pay on "Ream's Certified PH. 341 3 guests at a dance sponsored the Civil War. the Philippines, from oats and other! nurse crops Food Plan." . 60 EAST FIRST NORTH ST. side of First East Street from of new police interceptor car the tne to wintering beef REAM'S-8- 90 it on and junior class, .the coming feeding W. throufh Mexican the Center . Fourth North Street ' to . Fjfth from Alpine Motor Co. was made Dy Border, - AMERICAN , special-ly-designr.t- ln-tii- ed e " . or-th- . i - - . A . ; . National Guard Presents Scroll to American Fork om M S M , A. fc 9:30-10:3- Chemistry Class Visits Geneva 4 ; 1:00-2:0- 2:00-3:0- i the-cur- b - 'New Horizons' be Theme of Orem Graduation uu(0)iv ot UTAH FINANCE CO : - k seniors. : the American Fork Woman Crowns Lifetime Of Church Service With Golden Gleaner Award f FAST, FRIENDLY SERVICE Correeidor, Oki cattle as by selling the grain. Argonne, '...' v D) By DENA S. GRANT painted for the Fifth Ward Re AMERICAN FORK The high lief Society, which bangs in me sxa-i-e award of Honorary Golden Glean tabernacle. V er was conferred upon Mrs Besides caring .for her larce i family, she nursed her invalid Myrtle. R. Seastrand Friday night tX the annual M mother ' for 10 years. She says sne nas never been without a gar take banquet. As is the custom, den since she was a young worn the awurd came as a .omplete n and takes pride in caring for who to Seastrand Mrs. surprise a smau iiocjc.ox chickens besides attended the banquet upon invi-From the above, one would i . to receive the Master .M 'Men award for .her son, James mentally form the picture of an K. Seastrand, chaplain withthe extremely robust person, blessed UA S. Air Force, now in Texas. with : perfect health. This is hot the case for Mrs. Seastrand Another son, Bishop Garett ' W. . his who who has never been received, Seastrand, r ?,larter M "liftn award three her husband having been the former Bishop Ernest J. mooths. ago, had tiie honor of Seastrand, she is turning again 'pinning the award upon his mothto ner music, and finds time daily er. Lillie M. Walker, stake to squeeze in a half, hour at the YWMIA president, presented the certificate. fi piano. Mrs. Seastrand's service ih the BANANAS IN WAFFLES Young Women's org anization of 50 of covers MIA NEW YORK (UP) Sea-strthe upwards HONORED Mrs. Myrtle Banana a as She waffles secretary make a delicious treat for began years. nd, whose lifetime of servwhen she was 15 and in that time ice to her church and: com- Sunday brunch. FoJlcv the waffle has served as president in the old munity has been crowned by a recipe on the back of your pan First Ward three different times, surprise presentation of 'the cake mix package, fold 1 cup of over an eight-yea- r period, or as coveted Honorary Golden Glean- mashed bananas into the batter Y she humorously puts fit "between er vward. and i bake as directed. Serve hot babies." (she is the mother of 10). with maple syrup or honey. She was a member iof the stake diairman of the captains of the board eight years as Bee Hive four , camps and is chairman oj leader. She taught in the Religion the NAGGING Relic Hall committee : which of years ago, and was dasj to is the efforts camps' directing Stake member of the Primary build a ' hall. relic IN HEAD, BACK OR LIMBS ' board. ,v to PRUTO for quick, soothing Turn . It would, be impossible to esti For 22 years she has! taught mate relief. Contains Vitamin C the vitathe many, many biograph min essential to bone tissue produc the Gospel Doctrine Class of the tion and eff Retire stories, poemu, skits, etc former First and now the Fifth ies, have prescription type come from of that the; pen ingredients, completely Ward and of this record has 100 harmless to all organs of woman of many talents. She per cent perfect attendance for this the human body. Includ show MIA act road wrote that the a moding salicylamide 20 years. She is a member of the ' i cation freauentlT rec Alpine stake stake Sunday School Board, liter captured hotbutonly for arthritis. ommended first places in a If pain haunts you. w ary teacher of the Relief Society. first place, .PRUVO today j competition. She . also has done extensive suffer one day longer? ' Besides all this, she has , found work. genealogy An ardent worker in the DUP time to paint. Her oil paintings NO 75 TABLET SIZI ONLY $1.50 her 'organization she served as cap are prized by members of Perclose friends. and of the tain former Adams Camp family for nine years and was class in haps one of her outstanding structor for five yeags. She is works is the large picture she Men-Glean- I er of the -- 3 low-pri- ce is Plymouth " : staia-rlv- . - SMOOTHER MORE COMFORT INSIDE MORE LUXURY OUTSIDE ' YouH be understandably proud of the long, low, flowing lines of your newPlymouth. 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