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Show 10 "i!!-133- SUNDAY HERALD 4 Provo Woman Wins Prize in . Dodge Contest ; Dairy A ssociavion orlliah Lisis Act i v i ty Go m m i ttees for Yea r '54 Mrs. Lucille C: Norman,' 876 Y7. 1st N., was announced this week Welby W. Young, Heber City, as a prize winner in the Dodge president, American Dairy As40th anniversary All - America sociation -- of Utah, and Grant " contest vRichards of Provo have been She received a check for her named to activity committees of ihort essay on VWhy I would like'j tne aua of, Utah, A. J Morris, announced managing director, to take a vacation in a 1954 "Monday.- .." Dodge," according to Don Baum, Activity committees named in sales manager for Naylor Auto clude the following; . Company, through which comEducation and Public Relations pany she submitted her entry. Committee: Horace J. Gunn. Mr. Baum said the contest will Murray, chairman; Lloyd Hun-sakecontinue until April 12. A Brand Logan; Welby W. Young, prize winner and other winners Heber City: Winston J. Fillmore, are named every day. Ogden; : .Wallace A. Parrish, Smithfield; George R. Donald, Merlin Clark, Jennings Phillips, D. O. Lamb, George Winder, NBC EXECUTIVE - DIES Genevieve Allen, all of Salt Lake .. i - - i ; . t - . . I 1 r,- i . W) CHICAGO Harrv Clifford City.Konf. a vicenresident nf thi Na Legislative Jordan; Eugene Pace, Coalville (Executive Committee Welby W. Ralph Robson, Plain City; George Young, Heber City, Merrin N. L. Nelson. William Hoskisson. Warnick, Pleasant Grove r Georga Galen Meuwissen, Frank Shelley, B. Caine and L. B. Caine, Loan: Alden K. Barton, all of Salt Lake Grant Richards,- Provo; Verl J. City. rou, luorsan, AiDerc r. jjimond. State ADA Committee: Chester Engstrom. Huntsville, chair- West Jordan. (Bull Selection man; M. J. Warr,. Beaver; Hale Committee) Jersey Bull Verl J. Holgate, "Vernal; Leon Gardner, Poll, Morgan; L. B. Caine. Lo Oden: Ed Sorensen. Oakley; John Schenk, College Ward; Lor- gan; George B. Caine, Logan. enzo Peterson, Wellington; P. M. Guernsey Bull Albert P. Di Sorensen, Centerfield; Welby W. mond, West Jordan;. George B. Young, Heber City. Caine, Logan; Mack Rasbar.d. Scholarships and County Fairs Holstein Bull Grant' Richards, Committee: Verl J. Poll, Morgan, Provo; George B. Caine, Logan; chairman; L. B. Caine and David J. G, Plowman', Smithfield. Sharp, Logan; Albert P. Dimond, West Jordan; J. G. Plowman, - .. Smithfield; Welby W. Yoifng, Committee: A. W. Heber City: Mark Nichols and The Chief, Justice of the United tional Broadcasting Company, died Chambers, Smithfield, chairman; Jennings Phillips of Salt Lake States receives an annual salary . lasi zugnc louowing a heart attack Lyman Rich. Losan: Del Oav. City. reassociate . He was 51 years old.. Provo; Albert-PSears - Roebuck- . Committees: ceive 525,000 each. justices Dimond, West i 'tS8 - i ,:i 0 7C A PROVO two-horsepow- tually destroyed by fire Wednesday. The buildingwaswas contaken, structed about 1830 and at the time this photo believed to have been about 1900 to 1905, the first floor housed the William M. Roylance Wholesale Fruit and Produce. Mr. Roylance, the man in.tha center with the straw hat, is shown with his employes and a couple of his freight Per-Sh- are Roy-lanc- The 20 cars entered in the 1954 Mobilgas Economy Run are how under lock and key at the Ameri-- . can Automobile Association's impound in Pasadena for final road tests and last minute, checkups, preparatory to going to the starting line April 5. From the time" a car has been selected by AAA officials until it js pushed to the starting linehp,' it remains in the impound area, under strict supervision of A. C. Pillsbury, regional director of the American Automobile Association 53 In e Cars Primed for Economy Run Apr. 5 Utoco Earns $2.27 Net earnings of Utah Oil Refining Company for 1953 were $2.27 a share) or a total of E. S. Holt, Utoco presisaid Thursday in releasing dent, the company's annual report. "Although earnings were slightly lower than in 1952, product sales increased 3.1 per cent," Mr. Holt said in his report to stockholders. Utoco's earnings in 1952 were $3,253,524, or 52.3o a share, and in 1951, $3,114,799.or $2.24 a $3,-153,1- contest nature are permitted, except ad- justment of carburetor and igni tion system. POPE AT WORK ON COMING MESSAGE VATICAN NOW SAVE CITY (UP- )- Pope Pius XII, steadily recovering from1 his gastritis attack, was reported! Saturday to have begun work on a1 message he intends to broadcast Easter personally to the world-o-n impound period is grounds for immediate disqualification' of the car and the entrant. All necessary mechanicaljwork, , servicing ,and checking on competing cars must be done at the Sunday. - : 56 over comparable oil Allstato Premium Quality V - n TO HEAVY Phone 4070 Dividends paid In 1953 were $1.00 a share, totaling $1,391,115 the same rate and amount paid the previous year. Mr. Holt reported that Utoco continued during 1953 its participation in exploration and crude oil production with its affiliate,' Stanolind Oil and Gas Company. Utoco had an interest in eight wells drilled during the year. Six of the eight were producers. In Roosevelt, Utah unit, three oil producers were completed and a former producer was abandoned. Two wells, in the Middle Mountain .unit in Wyoming were completed as gas producers, and a producing well was completed at Walker Hollow in Utah. Wildcat wells in Utah's Rainbow and Pleasant Valley areas tw ere unsuccessful. I Sears, Roebuck and Co. 207 for free' j ' Bock, impound. While in impound, , no. alterations or changes of any Al and board, General Petroleum's mechanical expert at the impounding garage. Only stock cars are allowed in the Run and the contest board may at any time inspect the car for stock status. Evidence of tampering with the stock status ' of a competing car during the share. ' 1 The and delivery outfits (each rated at LaMar Hotel occupied the second and third floors. Later the Knight Savings and Trust Company occupied the buildconducted a ing and finally the First Security Bank, which The rare complete remodeling and renovation in 1950-5- 1. Daniels O. Rex is Mrs. owned shown above of, by photo Company employe, she is Spanish Fork. A former-Roylance, shown in the picture just to the right and back of Mr. with white blouse. 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