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Show 0 Sgpi3y. December 14.1517 SOWD AY HERALD , . : -'. Orem '.Civic; Women's Cjubs Get Assignments For Blodc-by-Block Greek Relief Campaign OREM Orem's civic and women's clubs went all but in organizing, or-ganizing, a block by block drive to collect, food, clothing and household house-hold supplies for its "adopted" Greek city when representatives of nearly every organiastion within with-in the city met at the city hall Friday. With the name of their "foster" city still unknown, Orem citizens have united efforts in securing aid for a stricken Greece city of similar size , in order to share their Christmas with those less fortunate. At the Friday night meeting, meet-ing, Mrs. Charles Merrell, originator . of the project, based on the bow famous Dunkirk plan, outlined the program to include every man," woman and child In Orem. Mayor J. W. Gillman, in open ing the meeting, urged the people of Orem to share their abundance with the destitute and suffering in Greece. "This project has the wholehearted approval and "sup port of the Orem city council and myself," Mayor Gillman said. He offered use of city trucks for collection col-lection of donations and the use of the fire station for storage. The first private donation, of publicity- supplies, came from Boyd C Davis, faculty member of the Lincoln high school, while Emil Hansen proffered his services serv-ices in painting publicity posters. Orem Jaycees tooped the action of civic clubs In-pledging to pro vide trucks and men to collect all goods donated from block " com mittee chairmen. The Orem chamber ol com merce and Lincoln, Spencer and Sharon PTA units are to be in charge of sorting and packing for final shipment to Greece. As the organiaztion of the drive moved into its final stages, club representatives waited the assign ment of their particular area by Mrs. Merrel and Dick Barnett who mapped the block by block campaign. On Monday morning Orem will waken' to the ringing of many doorbells as workers begin their task of contacting each home, soliciting aid for starring and poorly-clad human hu-man beings. c I GAY STEPS TO ROM A your vSafca ff1 PJ NCE K ceo N - Young heart-stealers, matched to your every Fall mood. Come see our new Paradise fashions, as sho in your favorite magazines. The benefit performance will be staged at the " Scera theater with all proceeds to be donated to defray freight charges to New York City, from where the Greek Ward Relief Association Inc. will take over the point of distribution in Greece. Final collections will begin Friday Fri-day morning. Block chairmen wil designate a central point to which goods will be delivered by Boy Scouts and Jay ceo trucks will col lect from these points for delivery to the fire station. Assignments of sections to be solicited were made to the Orem Garden club, the Orem Literary club, Varieties, Lady Lions, Jay- cee Wives, Lions club, Spencer PTA, Orem chamber of commerce, Orem Women's club,' Ventyia club. Jaycees. A summary of actual conditions in the Salomica area in northern Greece from which area Orem's "foster city" will be chosen and a list of needed items , will be placed in every home by block solicitors. The clothing donated must be clean, and to help out in this respect re-spect the Marine Cleaners have offered to clean all such clothing at 50 per cent discount. The Jay' cees wil pick up the clothing at the company, which is operated by Jack and Garth Groneman. Victor Anderson, Scera man ager. has announced that a chil dren's show will be held next Saturday at which children will bring small articles for the relief project, such as rubber balls, tooth brushes, etc. Orem 20-30 Club Nominates for . Dec. 23 Election ; OREM The 20-30 club ; , of Orem was host to those' partlcl patirig in the recent 20-30 fight; card at a dinner Thursday. A sub-i stantlal sum was raised through : the fight for the 20-3GT fund fori the erection ofiUuminated "Wel- come $o Orem." signs.' During the business ' meeting nominees for the coming club election were named. These Included In-cluded Clifton M. Pyne and Gedrge ' Tucker for president; Weston Taylor and Kenneth Brereton for first vice president; Elwooq. Sundberg and Bob Olsen for second vice president and Bill Olsen and Carl Louder for ser- geant-at-arms. Final elections will be conducted con-ducted on Dec. 23. Stunned New Manager at Social Security Office in Provo an- 13.95 Black or Green Suede Before You Choose See JOHNNY COBB'S SHOES At MODE O'DAY 125 WEST CENTER 1 Sherman H. Ruesch was nounced Saturday as the new manager of the social security ad ministration field office in Provo, replacing Horace J. Christensen who has been transferred to Salt Lake City as assistant manager of the office there. Mr. Ruesch, a native of Utah, joined the social security staff In I93B and has been manager of a former office at Richfield and assistant as-sistant manager at Salt Lake City. The Provo office, 163 West First North, serves Utah, Juab, Carbon, Car-bon, Emery, Sanpete, Sevier, Millard, Mil-lard, Beaver, Piute, Wayne, Garfield, Gar-field, Iron, Washington and Kane counties. The office is concerned with handling claims for old age and survivors benefit payments, issuing original and duplicate social so-cial security numbers, and maintaining main-taining wage records of employes em-ployes subject to social security. Mr. Ruesch stated that the staff of the office is especially inter- i ested in providing social security information to the public because oi prevailing confusion among many people in. respect to various ! state and federal programs under tne social security act. Many peo pie lose payments because of mis understanding of the law, he de clared. The average person travels 4000 motor vehicle miles a year nowadays, nowa-days, compared to 450 miles a year by all types of transportation prior to World' War I. .Stunned by the ordeal of seeing her young husband held as a confessed arsonist, Mrs. Celeste MQlarg, 23 (above), of Philadelphia, vent to her parents' home and for more than me hours sat silent in her grief, finally collapsing. She was dead when a physician arrived. Her husband. Rudolph Millarg, 24 Philadelphia County aijutant of the American Legion, was ordered held without baU for the grand jury. He confessed he started three fires In the Legion headquarters. Vocation School Teachers Leave -For1 Convention;-. , r Several officials and Instructors of the Central Utah Vocational school left early Saturday morning morn-ing for Los Angeles to attend the national convention of the American Amer-ican -Vocational association.' 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