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Show LOCAL PROJECT GETSJ50.000 l'rovo - Springville Project Is Approved In U. S. Highway Program ! Allocation of funds for the $50,-000 $50,-000 project providing for the widening wid-ening of the state road between Provo and Springville was included includ-ed with the Utah allocation of $750,000, highway and grade crossings, announced today from ' I Washington. The allocations from i the $4,000,000,000 work-relief pro- gram were approved by President j Roosevelt. j The allotments do not have to be i approved by Comptroller-General j John R. McCarl before the money I is actually available. McCarl already has approved expenditure of $200,000,000 fori grade crossing elimination and I $200,000,000 for highway improve- ! ments. j The Provo-Springville project calls for three miles of grading and : structures, on F. A. route 1. The other Utah projects are in I Salt Lake, Cache and Weber coun-1 tics. Mr. and Ivirs. T.iike Randall and baby daughter. Grancis. are visitors visit-ors of William I. Holiey and family this week. Mr. Randall came down to go deer hunting. Mrs. R. L. Durrant and son, Ronald, of Cedar City are return-ning return-ning to their home today, after a , several davs visit with Ml-, and Mrs. John" I. Holiey. Miss Edna WLscombe entertained entertain-ed at a party given at her home last Thursday. A lovely supper of chili and ice cream was served to the following guests: Artha Kay, Faye Beal, Virginia Bird, Genevieve Gene-vieve Bird, Beulah Whiting. Irene Bird, Gertrude Ann Welch and the hostess. |
