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Show ft Opened Waterworks Bids By Orem City O REM Four contractor to-, day submitted bids for the construction con-struction of the diversion unit and outfall line to be included in the $210,000 Orem viterworka inv Di-ovement program. A low bid of $6333 for pipeline iob was submitted by the Fuhner Excavation company, Springville and C. H. . Springmeyer Provo ; presented a low bid of $6924 for construction of the diversion unit. ., Other contractors at the city council meeting tikis morning were Neils Fugal, Pleasant Grove, pipeline only, $7838; I A. Creer, Provo, pipeline, $10,226; diversion unitK $7810; C H. Springmeyer, Provo, . pipeline, ,$7i77. . The diversion unit is to be constructed on the Alta ditch and . the outfall' line will run from the diversion structure to the 2,000,- 000 gallon storage basin approxi-1 approxi-1 matety 4000 feet below. The basin is under construction now. " ' - Contracts will not be awarded . B. Beckman said the bids were "according to par and he considered con-sidered 'thenl very good. ', The contracts call for a 60 day completion date. ft Central Utah News Briefs . f Mrs. Ida Gardner arrived in ..Provo this week from LeGrande, Ore., where she has been visit- ;lng at the home of her daughter land son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. -Morris Buckwalter. Mrs. Gardner was gone for three weeks. Rev. and Mrs. Philip K. Kemp ana sons James ana fiuup are back in Provo after driving to . San Antonio. .Tex. to see their daughter nd sister, Peggy Kemp, wno was injured in an auto acci -I T"l . ceni. i-eggy js empioyea as a nurse at Brooks general hospital in San Antonio. She is reported to be recovering satisfactorily. The Kemp family stopped on the way home to see Dead Horse Point in southern Utah near Moab. e ft, . . . . Mr. and Mr. C. J. Quacken-bush Quacken-bush of. AJaine Villa have received receiv-ed a cable announcing the birth . ot a daughter to Rev. and Mrs. Paul P. Stough on Aug. 5 at Blukwa inthe Belgian Congo, Where they arestationed as missionaries mis-sionaries .iiftder the African Inland In-land Mission. Mrs. Stough Is the former Betty Quackenbush. i Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fairall ' returned recently to Provo after spending the past two weeks-on a vacation trip to the northwest, la Renton, Wash., they visited .Mrs. , Fairall's sister and family, Mrs. Peggy Bristow, and toured points Of interest in Seattle. They took a short boat trip to Victoria, B. C, and enroute home stopped for a week at Las Vegas, New, to visit with Mr.. Fairall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fairall. Mrs. William Rawcliffe and two Sons, Vern and Billy, who have beep staying in - Provo visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Nelson, are scheduled to leave next week for Fort Bliss, Tex. Capt. Rawcliffe,, Mrs. Rawcliffe's -husband, will come to get his wife and family and return with them v to Texas, where he is stationed , with the army electronics division divis-ion in radar. While in Utah Mrs. Rawcliffe and sons accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Nelson to Logan to visit her sister, Blanche Nelson; Provo Employes Set Annual Party Thursday Night -if, Games, an amateur talent show and refreshments will be the order or-der pi the program scheduled for Thursday night at the Provo city employes party at Canyon Glen. The rartv will Degm ai o;u p. m. in time for the employes and their families to take part in the variety of games which have been planned by Fire Chief Lloyd Dickson and Bert JvirK wood. After the games an amateur talent tal-ent show consisting of employes and their children will be presented pre-sented under the direction of Robert Q. Strong," master of ceremonies. cere-monies. Local merchants in Provp have - donated numerous gifts which; will be won by the outstanding out-standing amateurs on the show. There will also be prizes for the tallest fish story told during the evening. Refreshments will wind up the evening party. Deadline Closed For '49 Special Improvement York Provo city commissioners today declared that no further appli cations for special improvement districts in the city will be accepted ac-cepted this year, unless the pe tition represents 100 approval of the property owners in the area. . ' ' , . If such petitions are submitted to the commission the acceptance accept-ance of the application also de pends on the approval of the con tractors to take on the construction, construc-tion, job, the commission added. 1 They pointed out that improvement improve-ment district No. 50 and its two additions will be last construction construc-tion work done this year because of the approaching cold weather. Applications for any. improvement improve-ment work to be "started in1950 will, however, be taken under consideration. State Patrol Officers Win Reinstatement SALT LAKE CITY. Auff. 17 OJ.R) The Utah state highway patrol civil service commission today charged Beehive state civuv service serv-ice employes are so entangled in nolitical activity it -would be un fair to fire two highway patrol officers charged with the offense, The commission voted 2 to 1 to keep Capts. Rulon Bennion and H. M. Doyle on the patrol, and they were awarded "full, compen sation for a- two-weeK suspension period which began Aug. 2. Commissioners iias J. strong of Salt Lake .City and Gomer Peacock of Price declared, in i ioint- statement they were -con vinced that "the political activity as charged was a general practice . . t and was carried on with the knowledge of all state office holders." . It said that as charges were not brought against other patrolmen who engaged in political activity that '"these two patrolmen should not be singled out" ; The commisison then warned patrolmen to cleandut political activity from their ranks, and indicated in-dicated it would impose severe penalties on future offenders. Hugh F. O'Neil of Ogden cast tne dissenting vote at the hearing, declaring de-claring the evidence was con clusive. Occupants Escape Injury In 2-Car Crash At Paysoh . v County Plans To Repair Roads In Genola, Provo South Fork? Following the completion of County Reports New Disease Cases Kiwanians To Hear Staheli H. R. Staheli. principal of the Timpanogos school who .recently returned to tnis country after a year's stay, in England as an ex change teacher, will be the prin. cipai speaxer at the regular Ki wanis club meeting Thursday at p. nu in the China City cafe Mr. Staheli will relate his ex. periences in England, the eondi. tion of the peoole. the school anH the government; he will also tell- oi a two month tour of Enrnw City Playgrounds Plan Field Day A field day which will be the last summer activity carried on jointly by all" the Provo city playgrounds this year, will .be held Friday at 2 p. m. in North Park, according to Jessie Scho-field, Scho-field, city recreation director. Games and races of all types will be played unfril 3 p. m. when all those interested will take part in an amateur talent show; All those who would like to be on the program should be there, Miss Schofield said, j. One of the featured events' of the afternoon will be a baseball game between the various playgrounds play-grounds in the city. A Utah state deoartment of health report for the week end ing Aug. 12 indicated a drop in the number of Utah county dis eases during that week. The re- port said only 17 hew communicable communi-cable disease cases were reported by ljocal physicians. IB Prqvo, nine cases of the county's total number were ' recorded, re-corded, and the remaining eight occurred in other points throughout through-out the-county. The new cases included: One chicken pox; six measles; lone mumps; two pneumonia and seven sev-en whooping cough. The entire state reported only 83 disease cases as compared to 156 for the previous week, and 184 for the same week in 1948. Dr. and Mrs. LaVar Jones (Miriam Rasmussen) left Provo today. for Billings, Mont., where they will visit with Dr. Jones' parents, Mrs and Mrs. E. Jones. For the past several days they have been guests of young Mrs. Jones' parents,-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Al-bert Rasmussen,. inProvb. While ;in Utah the visitors were entertained enter-tained by relatives and friends in Nephi, Spanish Fork, Heber, Salt Lake City and Provo. Drand Mrs. Jones are both graduates of BYU, and Dr. Jones has completed com-pleted graduate studies at Northwestern North-western university dental school at Evanston, 111. .. . . . . Mr. and Mrs. C. Hs Funk will leave Friday for their home in Santa Barbara, Calif. They have been visiting in Provo for the past several weeks with relatives and friends. They have been guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr., and Mrs. Glen Robertson, and with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrsi Sunny Funk. The visitors arjt former residents of Provo. ' Pfc. and Mrs. LaDean Smith. fcrmer residents of Utah, have become the parents of a baby girl corn Aug. io in Virginia, 'according 'accord-ing to word received here today. Pfc. Smith formerly" lived in Or em. He is now stationed with the army engineer's corps in Virginia. The new mother is the former Ca therine Rowlett. Mrs. A. R. Pack, who has been visiting in California for the past several weeks, arrived back home Sunday. In Los Angeles she was la guest at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Stephens, and daugh ter Pamela, and in Riverside she Teacher Gets University Post John Vloyanes, history teach er at Provo high school for the past three years, will leave soon to accept a teaching assistant ship at the University of Utah. Word of his new pnst came after ' completion of his masters degree at the U. of U. this sum mer, and he has been released from his Provo high school con tract to accept the position. He will work toward his Ph. D. while at the state university. Mr. Vloy' antes will teach in the political science-department at the U. He wrate his masters thesis on a study of "Collective Security in the League of Nations." His specialty is the study of inter national relations, with emphasis ora international law and o ganization. Mr. and Mrs. Vloyantes and tneir smaiL daughter will move to Salt Lake City in time for the fall term. Statistics BORN At the Utah Valley hospital: Gitl, Tuesday, to Elden and Verma Rodeback Oliver. Boy, Tuesday, to Lynn T. and Edna Anderson Gibson. Girl, Tuesday, to Keith and Thelma Anderson Goble: Girl, Tuesday, to Emmeron and Renon Shurts Peterson. Extensive property damage but j- Drewnt 160.000 county road oil no personal injury was caused hng program, repair andrtome new early today in a two-car crash construction on two other county rayaun. According to Utah County Deputy Sheriff Merrill Smith and Paysoh police, an auto driven by S. H. Godell, 39, Skokie, II., collided col-lided with a milk jtruck driven by Richard L. Perry, 17, Spring Lake, at the Fourth West and Highway 91 intersection in Pay-son. Pay-son. Damage estimates list $300 to the Godell auto and only minor damage to the milk truck. to be completed the latter part of this month, although seal-coats can not be applied to the newly repaired roads until late in lthe ads will begin during the lat-ifall, he declared. ' " ' ter parTof this month, J. Clark , Elmer, commissioner, said today. . ki i ' New construction will takei bCvlCS I O IVaKe place on roads in the South Fork of. Provo canyon, and near the Genola area. Cost of the construc tion on the two roads will be near $7500, Commissioner Elmer said. iPlans. have been lormuiated to straighten out several curves oh the South Fork road, and to do a certain amount of grading in this area. Close to $5000 will be spent on this project. On the other road,, which is south of : a lime quarry that supplies sup-plies Geneva Steel company, a bridge will be widened, grading will be done, and banks on the side of the road will be lowered to insure better driving 'visibility. "However,", Commissioner Elmer El-mer added, ''we will not be able to start on these projects .until our present, oiling and hard-surfacing program of 12 miles of county roads' is complete."' The oiling program! is expected following his release r from the English school. . ) , Tour of Europe OGDEN, Utah, Aug. 17 (U.R A Utah banker today mapped five-week tour of Europe as a consultant lor the economic cooperation co-operation administration. George S. Eccle of Ogden. president of the First Security Corporation. will sail to Europe Aug. 27 with Robert H. Hinckley, of Ogden, vice president and director of the American Broadcasting Company. DAILY HERALD Wednesday, August 17, 1949 3 U P. & L. Drops Idaho Rate Plea Arbitration Board Picks Temporary Head --By Drawing John F. Jones, BYU housing hous-ing direotor, today was se lected by drawing lots as -temporary chairman of- the newly formed Provo rent arbitration board, according . to fayor George E. Collard. Mr. Jones was chosen, in this manner to serve temporarily tempor-arily until the three man group can get together to officially of-ficially pick s- leader tie mayor said. .The mayor poln -ed out that a. meeting of the group will not be held until all members are in the city. 1 He further stated that the solitary complaint about rent readjustment which has' been received, at his office was turned over to the group chairman for committee action. ac-tion. . .. L.IUII3 I U I ICUI Swiss, French y Students Spedlc A Swiss and French student will be featured speakers and honored guests at the Thursday evening meeting of . the Prova Lions club at Keeleys cafe; cording to S. LaVar Christensen, program chairman. Both students at the University of Utah, Alga Kupsc of Geneva, Switzerland and Chris ; Doian, Paris; France, wUl tell the group about their countries. Mr. Dolan will discuss the -Marshall plan and its effect. He helped fdrmu-late fdrmu-late and distribute goods tinder the plan in France. 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