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Show SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY. JUNE 3,4951 pmt,'Vmi County, UUh Central Utah Farmers Mgy Still Order! American Fork Sewer Issue Nears Public Vote Supervised Recreation Programs At Provo Parks to Get Started June 11 News Briefs Mexican Labor Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Clark iThere is still time to order and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence "James lexican labor for any farmers in left jSaturday for a .vacation trip AMERICANTORK Th pro- - to tha electorate was given re- - te rested," Joel Barlow, assistant to Niagara Fans, New andxoik, ReKentucky county agent, jiald today. Pennsylvania, sewer issue fof American cantly by the city council. " Southern the Fosed city' are to he qualmed-electorthrough the turning Fourteen According present plans, is rapidly neartng an said, there have. been only about states. They: expect to be gone voting stage. The final approval requesting the circulation of the 75 Mexican nationals ordered by about three weeks. petition asking Of the ordinance to be submitted initiative Icouncil to issue a call for a spe- - fruit growers lit the area in com parison with; ail early estimate of Mrs. Bernell Lewis and chilaccent or reject the Ordinance 300 needed for the harvesting of dren, Judith Ann. Kathleen and Blowout-Cras-h and fruit and other crops, he said Patrick. returned home to Kanab proposing the construction dissewer of the But the orders have not come in, after visiting a week with Mr. and; financing a lack of labor to harvest the and Mrs. S. C. Lewis and other .. and posal plant. The petition is to be circulated expected large fruit crop is seen relatives and friends. A meeting of the Utah county throughout the city in a very short time and the signature.; of Agricultural Labor association is Edgar Wight of Portland, Ore., around 500 qualified taxpayers planned for Monday evening at was a Provo visiter Friday with must be secured in order to bring 8 p.m. in the city and county his brother and family Mr. and A arm blowout was given as the the sewer bond issue to a vote building to complete final details Mrs. Ross Wiaht. He is employed to four reason for of importing the, Mexican na by the U S... government in soil Srobable youths who injury were recov Monday Meeting and to decjde on policies conservation work and is en route tionals, ering . Saturday into the Payson Clty where he will wishing to order Mexican to Rrighanvsummer Anyone in council the Monday night school. Mr. Payson poin teach Is hospital, according to invited nationals attend leading citizens upon lice who investigated. Two other chambers, of the is former who have those with graduate Wight invitation of the council 'will meet along BYU. occupants of the car escaped '""!, with Salt Lake City ; bonding The Mexicans, will probably be firms representatives, the engiQuinn Hatch who is stationed Montague. neers and into the county around Injured were Monte to brought the go officials, city at Fort Lewis, Wash., with the 19. who suffered a possible skull over said. he in detail the sewer plan as June 25, U. S. army has arrived at his fracture and was reported in covered Walter ordinance. by the home in Orem for a short fur"fair" condition In the Payson B. Devey, councilman, in com lough, after escorting toa troop hospiial late Saturday: his brother menting upon the meeting, said train from Fort Lewis Camp Duane Montague, 8; Norman Cox the city fathers are welcoming Tire . Hurts 4 Payson Youths in-Ju- ry. . . Two Admit Roberts in California. While here each and every opportunity to he will receive a master of scimeet with groups to explain the ence degree from BYU at complan and the great need of . a exercises on Monday. mencement sewer for this city. from Cedar Fort, His., wife is the former Dorothy The sponsors of the sewerord-inanc- e LeoTwo youths 18. and Weston Glade.Goates of Provo. represent a cross section Barrv.Ault, : 18. nleaded cuiHv inJ of American Fork's citizen Mr. and Mr. Arnold Park of Vn,,wtv. utrit They are: Wash., are guests of Mr. President Clifford E. Young Nfternoon to the recent theft off, Yakima, JVirs. Sam uiia wee- Sr.. church leader and president two hc of wool hplonffinir tVana Ercanbrack. ind. Sterling of the Peoples State bank; O. Time for the pronouncement o Wootton, ,city attorney: 4heir sentence was continued to! iMrs. Preston Gledhill and chijH. St'orrs. stake Joseph Alpine left during the week for 22. and they were eachi tlren June and David farmer; patriarch L., Old Mexico where they, will visit in the of their custody Greenwood. businessman and placed Mrs. Gledhill's parents for about former mayor; jG. S. Richards, fathers. months. two The wool, previously set at a physician: Orson lack, Utah Power andLight company execu- S600 value, was set at a .value of Mr. and Mrs. Lynne Wright left tive; Mrs. Clem Saunders, busi- $1677 by the court. Mr.. Wight the week when ' . a pout 30, Provo j during 11 Jack ness woman and retiring presiHowe, i" . i i :toiv.il''ci j, " p-dent 'of Presidents' Council of " Pl , tournaments at St Paul, Minn. l - , eight federated women's clubs; ur.no. larceny charge in aisic Wrights plan J. Ralph Seibel, president of Lions court Friday and his trial", was The Ncw York" City for a visit before . set 2. for July club and public library board They were accorri-H- e BORN was .charged and technician with stealing returning: Peneva Steel ior . v.u , a v.... Rn,mHv . . . ...... . pa At Utah, Valley hospital-Juncompany " mfliw n.'LcviL4, pies-'1- 1 niuiu n fliuu 11 will 1VII 2: , ident of the junior chamber of .cison. ne was sun m tne county, Jane Ashton. daughter of Mr. ' Girl to John M. and Vera commerce;, Jesse Spafford, treas- jail Saturday, in lieu of $100q,and Mrs P. E. Ashton accom-cas- h urer of chamber of commerce and or $2000 prdperty bail. Teeples Freckleton, PrOvo. ifpanied her grandmother, Mrs. F. Rulon Nichbles, Boy to Carl A. and Lillian dairyman: DeWayne H. Nyman, Provo, Lowe of Salt Lake City to New Norman Pace. Provo.bishop and farmer; D. Jensen, pleaded guilty to a drunken, York City where they will 'vaca-driviBoy to Paul and Olga Leschisin counselor in Alpine stake presi and time for sen4jtiofl for a short time. ' dency and insurance executive; tencing charge, was continued to June 8jl Beck, Provo. : June 1: Ewjng Albertson, new president He was released on a previously Mrs. M. Worthen. Lottie Mrs. Girl to Robert Melvin and Jay-n- a of Rotary club and businessman furnished bond. i LW. Merrill and Dr. John Rupper, A. P. Monette Henrie. Provo. and He was convicted of a previous! all of Provo. were among those Hoelscher. assistant-inBoy to--. Charles Edward and idustrial relations director, Geneva drunken; driving charge in Orenj'named directors of the Utah Leona Clegg Poulson. Springville. Steel. IHeart association at a meeting precinct' court last November. and Newell Law, 16. all of whom suffered bruises and lacerations, were reported in "good" condition. The youths were in an old model touring car when the flipped upside down after blowing a tire on highway about five miles west of Payson. The accident occurred Thursday afternoon. The two' uninjfured youths were Billie Francom, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Francom. and Michael- Reece, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rofell Reece. The Montague youths are sons of Viv Montague, and Law is the Son of Mrs. William Playson. 16. Wool Theft ma-Chi- ne i . U-1- 4? vr-ttc- rr j , De-Vc- re - . j Statistics ;j . If I vr 1 L " . V - Provo city's summer recreation! program begins June 11 and will feature supervised programs at parks and schools in various sections of the city, it was announced Saturday by Linn S. Rockwood, recreation director. Each playground will- sponsor based on weekly themes programs st for whiph - have children of all ages participating, Mr. Rockwood said. A city-wispecial event or activity will be conducted each week to augment the themes of the respective playgrounds. Weekly themes include the fol lowing: Nature and quiet games with a trip to the too and a pet show; safety week with a land modeling contest; patriotic week with July Fourth parade; sports ej week with" various tournaments and games; "On Wheels week" with a special day; "Pioneer" week to feature Joseph Lee, day;' music and drama with story telling and music, one-ac- t, play, festiyals: tournament week with croquet, horseshoe and other tournaments; handcraft and. hobby week with art and handicraft exhibits; climaxing events week with drama .and dance re clty-wid- - wide-intere- de held In Salt Lake City, Thursday Their daughter Mary Lou, who night. Dr. L. E. Viko was named is astudent afJSAC will return president. The state unit is an affiliate ,of the American Heart as- to New Mexico with them. sociation. Mrs.. Florence M. Westwood returned Friday from San Diego. Mrs. G. A. Dunsdon of Colorado Cal., where she has spent the past Springs, Colo., and formerly of five months visiting a son,. Dr. Provo has been visiting the past John Westwood and family. few' days on a surprise visit' to her sister. Mrs. Bertha B. Giles. Among the She returned Friday to her. home. attending the marriage onguests Saturday of Carol Anderson were Dr. Pavid Long ,who has spent and Mrs. J. Stewart Williams and mdst oflthe winter in the hospital Patricia tyflllams:tof Logan; Mr. in 'Salt Lake City returned to his and Mrs. Clarence S. Jones and home in Provo Friday, much im- Margaret Williams of Salt Laxe proved. City; Robert Mower and Glen Grosjeari of Fort Sill, Okla., and Mr. and Mrs. Omer Cook of Capt. Sidney M. Russell of FairCastle. Dale were among the banks. Alaska. guests attending the wedMr. and Mrs. Ivan W. Ferguson ding of Margaret Nicholes on Friday.- Others included Mr. and Land Mr. and Mrs. Emlf Kelson Mfs, Harold Brewer of St. An- left today for Southern Utah thony, Id., Dr. and Mrs. Virgil parka and other points of interStuck! pf Clearfield and Caroline est on a vacation. Harding of Huntington. Raymond Klein, son of the Rev. Cpl. Erven J. Nelson Jr., is re and Mrs: Herman Klein is spendceiving training at the Olathe air ing a short delay en route with station near Kansas City, Kan., his parents in Provo., He with the U. S. army and is according to word received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Erven on his way to Texas. J. Nelson of Provo. Cpl. Nelson has been at the new base for one Southern Fried Chickens. 85c at week. Startup's. 95 South 3rd. West. (Adv.) Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fouts of For Sale: G. E. eftctric washer Kirtlsrnd, N. M. are visiting here. They came to attend the gradua- with electric wringer and pump. Good condition. $20 cash. 1123 E. tion exercises for their Preston Bushman from BYU. 7th N. (adv.) out-of-to- - out-of-to- son-in-la- wn w, Rotary Club Meet Features Steel Topics carnivals to elostrthe vues and , playgrounds. Schedule of tha playgraunds is as follows: North, Sowittte park, Bea fggertson director,' 1 p.m. to 6 p.nv; Memorial park with Lynn Warner director, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Warner director, 1 p.m, to 6 p.m.; Pioneer park with Genial Thornton director and Vic Ashby. assistant, 10 a.m. to p.m.; Joaquin school' with Connie Buckly director, 1 p.m.Mo 6 p.m.: Provost school. Bill Ourtson director, 1 p.m. to 6. p.m. and west park, Lorna Joyce Durrant director, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.; . , f Homo Canning Demonstration Scheduled Friday Cenav Steel Is totally inte grated plant which develops raw material .to finished products, , obtaining the majority of raw materials ;from this area, Provo Rotarians were told Friday during, a.- "Steel Day" event at tha Club.-.- .. .::'... ; - ; Six speakers, all Geneva Steel. executives or administrators, pre seniecuaspecis ov operation at tha I plant Included were Walter A. Calne, Jim Dillon, J. R. Wohl-wen- d, Rred Dyer, Larry Black' and Lou Moore. Among pertinent points de, veloped were the effects of tha plant on the population and economic growth of this area, per sonnel of the plant, plant pay, roll and industrial relations. ' , AreaaCensidere ..... Mr. Moore reminded rotarians of tha areas originally connidered for erecting the .giant plant Benjamin, Pleasant Grove. Salt A lecture and demonstration on Lake 'county and Geneva and home canning will be held ITl'tressed that iU location at Ge- has effected rnajor changes Windsor ward chapel in; Orem at neva in this area which otherwise may 2 p.m.' Friday by Hattie; Kilgore, not have been forthcoming. according to Mrs. Velyn; B. SteFinancial effect of the indusvens, home demonstration agent. trialization nets a huge payroll "All method of canning will for employes in this area be demonstrated or discussed, and 43 per cent are la Provo. no homemaker who struggles Allied companies of the plsnt with ?the problems of serving have 0900 employes In Utah, Mr. meals, or who is woniwena saia.t j planning to can the surplus from Other speakers also discussed her garden can afford to miss this Geneva's aspects and effort on , opportunity to gain pointers that th state and community. H" ' Also during the meeting Clay will be helpful the year around, Mrs. Stevens aid.' ton Jenkins, manager of provo Miss Kilgore is a graduate of Chamber of Commerce reported Oklahoma College of Women at on the recent conference! in Salt Chickasha, Okla., and for several Lake of managers of chambers years has been a staff 'member of of commerce in ,the mounuin the educational department of Next meeting of the CSub win A the Kerr Mason Jar kcompany. Admission is free and public is be a work party at Provo Rotary Mem-k- p invited to attend, Mrs. Stevens park in Provo canyon will comDlete projects- so ,tr- that the park may be iuried over to Provo city FLAG DAY DESIGNATED :1 American the BOISE, June 2 U.R June ;14 ha reminded that t was officiallyjesignated as Flag flag was a "symbol of free peo-- ni whirh renreaents all of us day in Idaho By Gov. Len Jordan. 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