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Show X I N A 16 SUNDAY HERALD - X mm SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1954 UUh County, Utah , ' Student Wins : rv i -- ,X. I- .. utwiuuucy Contest --- Drunk Driving .c- " ri A Others Continued ' TVvon Max kelson. 38, 4535 South Utah Ave., has pieaqea ralltv in r Provo City court townue mwxof driving charges n J cated ana oeen unea Mf Reed L. Jones. 38. 35 E. 3nl also pleaded guilty to charges of driving whila lntoxicaiea, ana S ' SPANISH FORK Orators from the local high school took the stage Friday afternoon in . the school auditorium as the "Voice of Democracy" contest under the sponsorship of the Spanish Fork Junior Chamber of Commerce went Into its final "roundsr Speak ers presented their orations under the theme "I Speak For De -- ";. tte: i i I was fined S125. of Jhe On recommendation Orem Citv attorney, the case ot Jack M Smith. 1048 E. 2nd N., Provo. rhareed with driving wnlie intoxicated in Orem, has oeen continued. The case was trans ferred from Orem to Provo City mocracy." First place winner was Miss court 1 SeDt. IS. On request of American j; orx Citv Attorney H. G. ivins, ine case of L. Reed Staker, 3 w. nth N.. Provo. charged with nas driving while intoxicatea, Eileen Mecham, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. John Mecham, who re ceived a table radio for her prize winning speech. Taking second place honors was Miss Kathleen Olsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Farreli Olsen. Miss oisen ; was presented a pen and pencil set as hen prize. Judges for the event were Mrs Viurine M. Hughes, wife of Dr. P. G. Hughes; Leslie H. Cofnaby principal of Spanish Fork Junior High School, and Richard M. Tay lor, local attorney. at the vH'--Nf"Representing contest were Glen Larsen, and Marvin Stewart. A tape recording of the winning speech will be for warded to the state finals. Win ners on the state level will be come eligible to receive a console rrdio or television set and their speech will then be entered in the national finals. National winners will be given television sets or scholarships to universities o their choice. i been continued without date. The defendant was found guilty Dy an American Fork jury, and fined $125. A stay of three days pend ing appeal was granted, and when this had expired a bond; of $125 was taken as fine, and the case closed. However on May 11, on motion and, order, judgment and conviction was void and set aside. On the same date by stipu lation and order, venire of this case was changed to Provo. The case was formally t transferred 1 . May 13. Continuance of cases amounts to informal probation. , the-Jaycee- v T s Wf .Mi . " " Several of The Daily in the newsan afternoon Herald's spent county correspondents J the" to how find out just daily paper is propaper plant Friday of the operations of some of the had demonstrations PLEASANT GROVE Election ducedTheymiracle machines such as the Facsimile wire photo, of officers will be held by the newspaper the the teletype machines, the engraving device, Pleasant Grove Health Council .linotype machines eand the teletypesetter with its on Dec. 9, at .7:30 p.m., at the Pleasant Grove City hall. Mrs. Public Mable Jones, Health Nurse is to be a special guest. "All people who have PLEASANT GROVE Cartain manent station at .Tucson, Ari., worked with Mrs. Jones in her William Pierson! for where he has been assigned as nursing capacity, through her and Mrs. of Pleasant Grove, have Air Craft Commander in the 33rd years of work here are urged to merly Bomber Wing. be in attendance," says Mrs. spent the past week in Pleasant visiting with their parents, He will instruct experienced Raymond Bastian, president of Grove, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pier-so- pilots who have a minimum of the health council. and Mrs. Laura West. Cap- 2,500 hours of flying time, in fly The - newly appointed Public tain Pierson, who received a ing the new B47s, a,nd in flight Health Nurse for' this section, airMrs. Roberta Clegg, of Orem, regular commission in the Army testing new makfor from left in their is 1948, craft. Washington They will be in attendance, and will location on Dec. 1 where they be welcomed into her new re- ing the Army his life work., They have been located ,at will purchase a home. sponsibilities. Mrs. Bastian will preside at the Columbus, O., for the past 2Vi With their parents, were their election of officers. Mrs. Mable in the-- Strategic Air Com Jones will speak to the group, years, mand. are now after the election, summarizing and areThey transferring to a per- her 'accomplishments as Public Health nurse ot this section. Officers of the Health Council are: Mrs. ; Raymond Bastian, presi DIG PIANO SALE dent; Mrs. Robert Marrott, vice and Mrs. David Waid, president at secretary-treasurer- .. Mrs. Viola Is chairman of the Immunization lleindselman Music to be held the Clinics, which are 120 Wst Center first Saturday of each month at the Pleasant Grove City HalL VIEW OF NEWSPAPERING 'INSffiE j , i i er , ENTIRE' STOCK REDUCED GetAarning COMPARE OUR VALUES students are warn by Provo Police that deadline In photo above, Linotype Operator Ross D. Wight explains the ed has expired for obtaining - Utah mechanics of the machine to four of the correspondents; left to licenses or a student Vee Mrs.' Mrs. permit. Margaret, Margaret Holdaway, Lindon; right, Penalty for failure to do so isWhitwood, Orem; Mrs. Zora D. Hales, Mapleton, and Mrs. ! $5. Beulah Bradley, Pleasant Grove. Students also must obtain a driver's license. Penalty Average depth of the oceans is Utah to have one is SJ.5, failure for 10,000 to 15,000 feet. reports Sgt. Walter Bench, j: children, Hal, Gregory, and AT GRANITE who also enjoyed the visit with relatives In Pleasant Grove. Others who greeted the visitors, were: Mrs. Piersons sisters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Lyean I. Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jense, and children. A brother and family, 'Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. West, and children also enjoyed a visit from the visitors. equipment of the stereotype room, and the theprecision press. Ami? SitEi ' - Out-of-sta- te IruoirDdlDinnioii'g non-reside- nt V " 124 West Center Provo Army Captain, Family, Visit Friends In Pleasant Grove out-goi- ng ; n, photo-reconnaissan- ' injured a Provo youth last week, Many more are burled 'along the west shore of Utah Lake. Hunters and hikers are warned to avoid them. Disturbing bait will release trigger, firing the lethal gas bullet, gun-tra- p Students tor. . i Out-of-Std- te scan-a-grav- ' A SNIFF COULD BE FATAL --- Provo, Police Officer Clayton Nourse, displays a cyanide gun, intended to kill coyotes. This ; . Health Council To Pick Officers t ce Me-lani- e, FURNITURE! 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