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Show SUNDAY, MARCH 7. 1954 Utah County, Utah HERALD SUNDAY Red Gross to Continue Program of Water Safety Orem City Council Names Head Orem to Get Spotlight On TV Show "' Up ond Down Springvllla Assault Soldier Arrives Home on Leave Chars From Ft. Orel., Calif, Post Admitted week. On Tuesday afternoon, Phillip OREM V. EmQ Hansen, ret- - SPRINGVILLE Y. . Mr. , and Mrs. LeRoy Mrs. Charles sonxof Bentley and Mrs. Jerry Van Leuven, eran council memoer oi tne Hodson, arrived here Tuesday first-han- d Orem at look A. as was N. voted council Orem who now reside Merrill, city from Fort Ord, CaL, where he pleaded Aguilty in Fouith Cowan, director of! Cyfctha this coming residents Orem and and this week council chairman in 1 Court Friday afternoon, Provo. District hours several is stationed spent in 'as swirnming, canoeing, and skiing;' bacteriologist authorized to act ..for Mayor Lie- - a. hospital. He icame especially visiting here with the Merrills. to charges of assault with a deadSaturday on the popular Bruce activities' at Brigham Young UniVanderhoof "Open House" teleGrand Jarman in! nis absence. to attend the wedding of his Mrs. Bentley had come to meet ly instrument upon Frank Thom versity, again will head the Red over KDYLrTV, show vision a servant Hansen is Mr. brother Lloyd, and Miss Phyllis her son, who was released from as, Payson junior high school this Cross water safety program public 4 from broadcast The show, served Carroll Thursday evening. He will the service and to. get him en- janitor. Sentencing has been set of years long standingwho year., on Gill-ma- n, seen be will m.. to 5:3 be here until March 25, when he rolled at BYU., On Sunday, Mrs. for March 19, at 1:30, p.m. under Mayor Jolley, Mayor p. One of the foremost services NBC-Tstations affiliated over had earlier pleadnow Loveless and Mayor reports back to his base. Two Clifton Taylor of Parovran and Van Leuven offered by the Red Cross to everyWash to of burglary and ed in California. and! her Mr. Oregon, guilty besides charges other husband, Jarman xserving daughter and Mayor brothers, Earl to Wayne the .one wishing participate is broadcast of direct Both cases school. and the and Mrs. Don 12 of Salt Anderson as by high Hodson also came for the wedfor ington, city recorder. years water safety program. It includes to were of the referred Lake !in the and Idaho, Utah Mrs. department City spent portions day. The council also approved, the ding, arriving Thursday .from survival swimming courses for of of Mr. Nevada. and and for Alvin of Decker also came probation parole Provo, are attend(Wyoming where; L. they A. Beckman Ephraim, members of the armed forces and appointment of his entire over devote to will with visit them Snow while e ing College. They will stay as city engineer on a 16,900 those facing induction show to Orem as one of a series they were here. Today the Merfor the weekend. certificates were issued last year basis. Mr. Beckman Heretofore, rills plan to make the trip to Provo Youth Admits 'of weekly broadcasts saluting as well as swimming and been and previous engineers had communities. Utah Parowan,, to take care of some xMr. Mrs. and Paul Thorn have In area. this instruction. hired on an hourly basis accord Orem Cham the by Arranged Los in this week matters there V. and visit other Window Peeping DECLARED DEAD been, First ing to services needed. Angeles, 831,200 certificates were awarded all- 't t:' of friends; ber Commerce, Saturday's the to national attend contractors' R. Holmes, Harold Lieut. last year, Also included in the A to Provo boy, reAnother decision important , Orem program will feature inter- Provo, 9 convention. shot down citizens was water safety courses are those in pilot into of the the? taken cently urem custody by resiraising views of prominent over Korea and missing since Mr: and Mrs.- Mays Anderson Provo police, told officers boating, canoeing, and sailing, 30 of had from streets Orem selections oiling musical price dents, by en Del Moine Mrs. Christensen been declared cents a front foot to 50 cents due left Saturday night by plane on gone "window - peeping" he June, 1952, has newly established to help reduce on- - an Orem and talent. other vocalists dead by the War Department. to increased costs and The fact tered the Utah Valley HospitalA a combined business and vaca average of three times a week, the high U. S. death rate from Vanderhoof will also show of rr Mr. TlfAnoirt j,ui tin tion fry ftKcowr acuuuuua to small craft due aiiu iv i w?wvoi.avu: drownings trip. Tbey planned to get a for a year. ji nt of selected assortment an ' phototreatment. new ,L ... . car In! Lansing. Mich., and . cidents. Some 1800 certificates 1. S was i lusixig muncj (raiiui msieau vi graphs of Orem were issued last year. visit the furniture market in f f i . s. i m .... c ri i n i ri ii im nai pi5i rn Among those who will appear Chicago. They wiR be joined byj The objective of the'course is to A ;on the show will be Orem City Mr. and Mrs. two-thirteach all the children to swim, Billy Vincent, who L , with property owners and fi9m o on Wednesday and who also left one-thiaccording to Miss Cowan, not fori DIRECTS PROGRAM of the cost, only paying INCOME Mrs. Farnsworth, "Three Jacks Cyhparty Tne will get a hew car, and; together recreational reasons, but as a a Ball" male quartette, and and was nansen Cross .vir. was Red heads aiso held tha the fit It to tour Cowan, the appointed southern day evening. they expect safety service. To this end a leadan unnamed , older citizen. as a member of the MetropoU- - horn of RishonUnd Mrs. Grant states, including New Orleans, ership! training course is conduct water safety program. RETURNS tan water noara, Thorn: with MrJ and Mrs. Leon Louisville and Fort Knox, Ky. ed every spring. Members "from Al to and Mrs. Mr. and of other points be ard James and interest. each community are urged to First Lieut. Harold R;. Holmes. Plans for the road school take the course so that they in 28, Provo, shot down over Kfea held next weeki in St. Georee ton Bigelow assisting; A turkey PREPARED turn can teach their own towns-- . and missing since June 10, iyo2, were discussed: Martell Keetch. dinner was served and afterward O.I of Alvin Mrs Hone Howard V. showed "Thorn films, home returned Hall, Farnsworth, Bishop folk to swim. This year, it will has been declared dead by the be offered the first two weeks in city manager and Mayor Jarman several sports events. About 27 Saturday from Denver, Colo., War Department 265 WEST CENTER m three weeks with Notification of such rhas been were authorized to attend, the guests were present to enjoy the where she spent April. It will be taught by Miss her son and daughter-in-laMr. Cowan and Elmo Patterson, Red evening. PHONE 3642 given by the War Department to meeting. and Mrs. Ercil Hone and their Cross field representative for this his widow, Mrs. Ramona Holmes Mr. and peddling problems and the Mr. and Mrs. Alton Merrill little girl and new baby boy.Coloof Provo For Appointment to be called a . PAYSON for Plans Payson an Hone is organization pros for the from several have had visits nHnmtintr f,.i of engineer thu fMihilirv to the was He for recalled 11 1 duty "Ipective new post office at Payson Recreation Board and Commun Korean conflict in August of 1951, river ordinance. Th nroblem was friends from Parowan this past rado Pipe company there. 1 pom T have been shelved ity Council. x Z apparently after serving two years in "World deferred for further study. v, managers will hire tiV r Intermountam Hospital Serv War served as a pilot of Dean Park arid Oscar Ander has ice of Salt Lake City sent rep a 9 II. inHeWorld that the general postmaster War II but did son met briefly with the council swimming in the county will be approved a long-ter4i lease with resentatives to the council meet votx On his recall to discuss the needs for widen overseas. well supervised. get of lnsurdiscussed . and : of group owners the present post rr ing, tir ar a number of Orem city streets To qualify to receive this course fice. hi .vas. ance under Blue Shiild and Bluel.116 ?rea" 9 went over- ing to a and the assigned No in in adult water safety, particinorth end of the reThe Cross was it comprehensive. city Earlier in '"il u in March of 1952. He served decisions were reached city. at this pants; must know how to swim, ported at a meeting of the city agreed to enter into a plan seas of months three active; duty, fly time. be 19 years of age or over, and council that tentative plans were whereby the city will pay not able to teach swimming during being discussed for a new build- more than $2.80 amonth for ing bombing missions on an averThe council accepted the recthe summer recreation program. ing, to be constructed by a pri city employes who participate. age of twice a week before he ommendations of the zoning and It is open to both men and wom- vate- concern to government spec- - Increase in cost of the insurance was shot down. His plane was planning commission and adopted en, and will be held at Park Ro-S- Ifiratinni anH lpaspri under a has caused the city to enter into bombing a railroad bridge over the ordinance which provides for llhe-plfive nights per week, and long-terPrior to this time em- - Kwakson in North Koream his the setting up of a country club contract. three hours per night None of A site mentioned at that timeiployes participating have carried last mission. One member oKthe rf crew was taken prisoner and re- zone in southwest Orem. Also the the teachers is paid, by the Red was d on: tne iuu cost ordinance which the liberalizes property OO Fate of the others was industrial Cross or their instruction.. First South between First East Repairs to the roof of the city patriated. zoning which allows . never learned. o.uu values iu Miss Cowan has held the same and Main, in the center of the shop building are to be mvesti ovens, u Lieut. Holmes was born In Ver ion Diasx rurnaces, cone on pub-by the'xumrnlttee owned a N0on in lot zone block water In by gated the etc.Nui industrial the post formerly safety actiyitiesxin son of lie grounds and city property, nal, May 18, 1924, the John Perrson. area In western Orem near the -' Utah, County for the past three Each inheaded by M6nte Curtis, coun- - Clande and Etta Mae Holmes. Hisa steel plant road: Curtis and! She Monte Councilmen years. formerly was an was he died when mother only estimat-an. d structor for the American Red Wax Warner of the public grounds cilman, with a report of old. His father remarfew Cross Aquatic training school at 25 city property committee were! ed cost to be made at a future ried years and he is survived by his Granite Bells, Ariz. A graduate of directed to further investigate meeting of . the council. 12.50 r, Reg. who and the University of Utah, she w as land vork in cooperation with Park Ward Elders' quorum was father him was the from time he reared a to noted for her .swimming in the PostmasteK Vernal Tweele. operate granted permission youth. LUMINOUS DIAL Reg. $41.90 Salt Lake area. She has served as Other important business con- food concession on Memorial Day He came to Provo as a youth Girl Scout water front director at ducted at the meeting was the at City Cemetery. Dean Francom nd attended 17-J- ., the Farrer Junior Waterproof jg n 95 Salt Lake City Girl Scout camp, appointment of Marcellus Chard represented the unit Schools. and Provo He High High of of extension matter o un The fill the Shock and as canoeing counselor at the as city treasurer, the armed services for Seattle Girl' Scout, camp. For expired term of Leon Wride, Vvho city water, lights and sewer to entered ' i War II soon after leaving . v (Plus Tax) further information Miss Cowan resigned to accept a position in property on 8th West in south World school, and his dis upon high AnPhoto Album rethe Identification Members of With IIold3 Band four can be reached at the Brigham Salt Lake City. Mr. Chard Apartment portion of town, owned by House and Motel Owners Associar ENGRAVING & PHOTO Young University physical edu- cently returned from New Mex- tonio Cuty, was referred to chair- charge and 'return- he entered FREE!. pictures! He tion are cation oartment. urged by George B. Car ico, where he and Mrs. Chard men of each said department for Brigham Young University. to enter the busi eft Park-Secout for a conference university -I turn to ter, have served for the past two further investigation. LADIES DIAMOND a ness as his with father painting oh rates were sewer ond authorities Ward church Monday at 7:30 years as LDS missionaries contractor. a'i-to connect A jzrouo represenrins the Utah given Total p.m. in Room 301, City and County permission 95 Ramonai on married Curtis He to sewer Provo.; Building, Industrial League explained their building system. who SALE survives him. 1949, 7, Officer , of Cocklebur Riding May Weight.. 1954 program and requested Pay The association Is protesting Also surviving are their two GUV son City to become a party of Club weregiven the rates on a sewage per children, David, 3, and Harold, proposed the unit as a part of the recrea- - on bidding for Interstate Meet 20 rental unit basis, and asking that, was born The months. latter of this community", to be held in Payson in 1954. tion instead,- rates be fixed on the A film depicting the The program OREM month after his father was commercial e would council is indicated discussed matter schedule of water they jThe Utah ,Val- - fiirthpr at- a- latrr mpptin?o when stand hehind the action and SUD- - shot down. activity .1of Greater users. J , I i X. Lieut Holmes was a member ley was snow n anu. narrated Dyiit is pianned to set up a 1954 port the meet. U of the LDS Church. memoers eiiuii xoiioru of the Orem Jaycees when they Also surviving is a sister, Mrs. SL met recently at a local cafe. Mr. George Curtis of Oreitt. Kofford who is a board member of the Greater Utah Valley corporation and a member of the Oscar Houtz Wahlin, about 30, Jaycees explained the growth and . Newell, Salt Lake City.1 pleaded guilty in of case The of Lynn this and development project with Provo City Court to charges of the reason for its origin for pubAMERICAN FORK Question- night were slightly higher than charged in Provo City'Court to failure wilful and pro- driving while under the influ Utah neglect County. licizing naires to determine the desires the committee may expect to op to ence of intoxicating liquor, and been continued has vide, The meeting was conducted by of the adults and youth of this erate on for the coming year, 5. was fined $125 j President Hewitt Strong Jr. and community as to recreational ac- but inasmuch as all figures were April the members discussed plans for tivities are to be issued by the estimates1 only adjustments will Road-E-- 0 the xoming Teen-ag- e city recreation committee through be made and the final budget " with Delbert Mills, chairman ex the schools and press. The com- will be drafted by the next meet ., : ' , . plaining the details. The group mittee, Thursday night, in regu- ing, a month from now. also planned to sponsor Lincoln lar meeting, discussed all phasElijah Chipman, committee High .school physical education es of the program, apportion of chairman, in charge. The students in an "A.A.U. boxing which is in operation at the pres- committee was members in charge , tourney. The group voted to do- ent time, of are: activities nate $20 to the American Fork Each member came to, the Walker, men's and Jaycee club to assis in sending meeting with a tentative outline Charles boys' softball and volleyball; Leo the American Fork band to attend of the activity that individual isj Nelson, junior and little league " ' the national Jaycee convention to to have charge of tocether with ..... ' iriinrJ1ftiTtJMC. ' sL. i jA ,." be held in Colorado Springs in an estimated cost. The various baseball and Central Utah League A. C. or June. events and activities are outlined baseball;and otherGrant, band, music; Melvin Members attending the meet-- , with a view of catering to all chestra E. tennis and horse Dunkley, inc included Hewitt Strong Jr., age groups. Tne totals Ihursday shoes; Donald Young, men's and "Bill Burr, Eugene Bingham, Dix- 12 r boys' physical education and hob- oniLarsen, Bob Xe Har, Wayne Inter-cluEdward bies; Smithy boys swim b Gammon, Weston Kofford; Roming, skinhg, roller and ice skat land Strong. Kay Christensen, ing; Ora Chipman, art, handi Vernon Partridge. Richard Fau-CCt- t. craft, playground activities (in Delbert Mills. Ralph IIoov-ert- ! eluding special holidays), adui I Lowell Prestwich and Bernell education, and dancing; Letha .ll Fowler. Hansen, girls swimming, ladies Lions of Orem and and girls softball, girls tennis OREM m. Vnw, ,rJurlcot & ladies and girls physical educa at Edgemont gathered Thursday tion. the Crown Cafe for an inter-clu- b " Tl.,. . : ; , s meeting featuring two Utah Counofficers as speakers. Piles May Lead to SPANISH The city ty peace FpRK chief Arthur Henderson, Orerry building inspector, Munda Ges or Associated Ailments pouce, spoke on satety., prac- lison, reports building permits for Ffhni.nrv irt thr .immint nf ticeS in driving, and bgt. Mel $37,500 as. follows: W. F. Bow en, Grant. American Fork, state high FREE BOOK Explains Causes, Cen- way patrol, disclosed statistics 33.000; dwelling remodeling Effects and Treatment ' comparisons of acci- tral Utah Region Welfare, brick and gave j on me me ciems StiO 000Oil: warehouse Frontier nignways during If you have Piles, Fistula, rectal L He the. asked sr:- r?77 coopera- abscess, or any rectal or colon .I:' 77" T" 77 ' 77 fvCo., cinder block service station, !Rast year. news. la here memoers good in ,C.IUD promoi$15,000;Kenneth Tineear. brieki"on . dwelling. $9,000; Eldon Money, ing public safety. cinder block garage, $500 Preceding the talks, a business Avoid meeting was hel?l under the direc X tion of B. M. Jolley and Howard Fenjuson, president of the two clubs, who told of preparations Of ofl fh fine things yo get hi the Wg, beautiful new for the Lions state convention in Write today McCleary Clinic and more than its balanced Pootiac, none will Residents of at least seven western states will get a ..." 90-min- ute : V . V Van-Iderho- . full-tim- , life-savi- ng , "7 - . B-2- - r a Missing Of Provo Now Listed as Dead 1 a. . r 2 - . . A .... i hwn eBin ds rd tir TAX S , Hopes For New Payson Post Off ice Get Blow . w, r.rn. 1T1f vriv ! rr B-2- m B-2- the-wee- , k ""aWaTJaaaala iJiaUJJawaaTIIIJ-lJ-- U - t - he an m W&y COSTUME city-owne- JEWELkY PIEARLS Landlords Urge AttendancfeAt step-mothe- tf GEMtS WATCHES City Hearing Resistent(J ji - j Orem Jaycees Film See K. WEDDING BAMD 179 j go-ah- ead ' j to-b- i I ' 1- -.. ;. St. ut-ior- e . 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