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Show : ' .: " . ;ij :. , - J- y fl SUNDAY HERALD Top Specialty Acts Signed For Lehi Roundup; Initial Plans Made for Event Starting June 30 - SUNDAY, Utah- - MAY 1, 1955 County Utah In Provo May Permits Needed For Construction the Oiitside of Cities LE III director of the U. I. Civil Serv ice Commission. Tours of the Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company and the Geneva Steel Vyorks are on the conference agenda along with a tour , of Brigham Young Univer sity campus. A banquet will be held May 20. A postmasters' hobby show will be pn exhibition during the con at Washington, ference, and each of the post department GA1THER RECEIVES D. C: R. B. Dunbar, Denver, masters will bring some product MILITARY HONORS Colo., post office inspector in from his particular area to be TOKYO (UP) Maj. Gen.- Ridg- "different charge of the division; W" D given as prizes for ' ely Gaither, former commander Brewer, Denver, Colo., 'regional events. of the 40th Infantry Division in manager; the Korean War, was awarded operationsDenver, Colo.,George ' assistant JAIL INMATE. MAKES Staples, W i the Distinguished- - Service .Medal regional manager; George E. NIGHTLY FORAYS . today by Far East Commander Mc Donald, district ' manager; HATTIESBURG, Miss. (UP) Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor." W. H. Thackeri Ogden, district Harold Stanley is back in jail to-- , Gaither commanded the 40th, superintendent of postal trans day. , Police called to active service from the portation service; John F. Fixa, reported, Stanley, whose road gang . sentence had California National ; Guard, from San Francisco, Cal., vice presi been until suspended two days ago, had April, 1953, January, 1954, dent of the .national association; nabeen offi when he became intelligence slipping out of jail at night, Pauline, Allison, Eaton, Colo., cer in the U. S. Far East Head tional committee lady; and E. S commiting burglaries, and Xthen Burrows, Denver, Colo., regional quietly reentering his cell. quarters here. . . m - j es ' ; . . , . 12-mo- . g, i ' . . ! . i i . Damage Suit , , j $29,000 Sought v 21 j co-own- ers Green in ChargeV r 19-2-1; Postmasters from all over the and their partners art expected state will gather in Provo May to attend. 19-for; the annual convention To be held at the Provo First of the Utah State Chapter of the LDS Ward Recreation Hall, busiNational Association of ness sessions of the conference W, Raymond Green, Provo will feature as speakers officials postmaster, who is president of from the national, regional, and the state chapter, will be in district postal organizations. charge of the convention .whkh They will include Abe Mc approximately 250 postmasters Gregor Goff, of the post office Specialty acts and Jack Okey, popular rodeo an- Lehi. Recognized as one of the. signed in the near future elowns are nfw being signed for nouncer, will be in the announcannouncers in. the business, Morris Clark chairman of the annual Lehi Roundup, to be er's booth this year, after an best can be counted on to keep Queen's Contest which precedes Oakey staged June 30 ana July 1 and 2. absence of several years' from thf show moving at a fast pace. the rodeo announces that the Some people think if you build contest wiu De neia j une is. as in the county, you don't need a Preliminary details of: tne in past; years, the Queen of the permit.. They couldn't be more out three-da- y show were worked will be selected during wrong, says Utah County Build at! a recent meeting of directors Roundup an amateur rodeo program at ing Inspector Hugo Price. r of the Lehi Civic Improvement the rodeo grounds. For any construction costing Association, sponsoring organizator more, a county building $50 Rodeo Western the and ion,!! must be. obtained, he said Has-lapermit .Del Company, producers; i x- ' Saturday. and Doug Warren are of the rodeo company. The county last month Is'sued 34 permits totaling $251,300, of Dean Prior, publicity chairman whicb 19 were for new homes, for the Civic Improvement Asso In valued at $192,000. ciation, reports that preliminary ' J plans f call for Benny Bender, popGerald and Edith Duke,398 W. TEACHERS IDLE AS ular f clown : and bullfighter, to 8th N., Orem, have filed suit in STUDENTS STRIKE hold down one of the arena' spots. Fourth District Court against C will PAWNEE, HI. (UP) Upper include the Specialty acts . Three D's, spectacular trampo E' Atkinson Company, 375 W. 8th grade teachers at a local school line act. The Warrens, the Sun N., Orem, charging! zone violarl had time on their hands today. . Pupils of the seventh and eighth ,uw in aam-agValley Fireballs, and a trained uon, ana seesing went on strike because their well as as the of tone created grades for dust, allegedly pony act, school? world's greatest trained horse by a cement-mixinstayed on standard time falling upon acts,,; Del Bosq and his horse their fruit trees, home and per while the town observed daylight Serando. Another clown will be sons, saving time. -- State Meeting of Postmasters Slated ALL SIGNED UP Officials of the annual Lehi Roundup sign the contract for the three-nig- ht show beginning June 30 and continuing to July 2. Left to right are: announcer Jack Oakey; George Lewis, president of the Lehi Civic Improvement Association, and of the Western Rodeo Company. Doug Warren j co-own- er 200 Students, 9 Central Utah Schools Compete In Region Commercial Contest " - Two hundred commercial stu- - Juab; i Mark , Bills, Springville; ; dents- - from nine high schools : in Pauline Duke, Provo; LaRae Phil Central Utah competed in "speed and accuracy contests all day ; Friday on .Brigham Young Uni-- I campus. ,, ' versity I The event was sponsored by the Utah High School Activities Association, with Reed Jones, prin-j- .son High. School in cipal Schools competing were charge. Lincoln, Provo, Lehi, Brigham ' Young High School, Springville, 1 Spanish Fork, American "ork, and Juab. M k ' A completely hew, rating sys-- T - VPayson tem was used this year for the first, time. Schools and indivi' not as were duals designated first, second' and third place win-- ? ners, but rather all who placed " within certain ranges were desig-nate- d as AAA, AA, or A partici-pant' j. of-Pa- y ", . '':..' : s. ' ' In some cases a school: might not have had the1 top performer a contest; but rated AAA be-- J fin cause its team average wasliigh. ;, Springville walked off with three AAA ratings, the most of any school, Provo ..gained ; two top team ratings. ; The contests were held in f ' , f Dookkeeping, first year typewrit-- 1 inrf, second year typewriting, first t year shorthand, and second year ' f shorthand. Following are the top perform- - lips, , Springville ; Ranae, Whiting, .' Juab..: .. v First Year Typewriting AAATeams, als: Adelia Louise none. Valdez, Individu- Lincoln; Warren, (Spanish' Fork; Lynn Sherry Hiatjt, Provo. ' AA Teams: American Fork. Individuals: Carl('Devey,.- American Fdrk; Melissa nde Sorenson, American Fork; Hope Sturmah, BY Provo; Merlene? Corless, - American Joyce High Wrigley, Forkf Karma Denison, Lincoln. Second Year Typewriting AAA Teams: American Fork, Spanish1 Fork, Lehi. Individuals: Roberta Hinze, Spanish Fork; Re-Nae Scott, Lehi ; Glade Booth, Juab; Tonita Mortenson, Ameri can Fork; Donna Dean, American Fork; Donna Vee Holdaway, Lincoln; Vicki Durrant, American Fork; Jimmy Nichimoto, American Fork; Beverly Snow, Spanish Fork; Turid Samuelson, Provo; Gloria Hortt, Lincoln.; AA Teams: Lehi, Lincoln. Individuals: Donna Webb, Lehi; Nedra Whitney, Springville; Carolyn Sumsion, Springville; Connie Rae Bills, BY High; Don-ett- a Burrows, Spanish Fork; and Annette f Johnson Janice Coates, Collette rkdzak, Carol Ann Mc- Clellan. schools not listed. , Firsf Year Shorthand AAATeams : Springville. In dividuals : (Yvonne B i g e 1 o w. -- i TTMfc ? -- m 'I H is: I J C k i ' Bookkeeping j V ' j ' . 'AAATeams: Springville and Juab. Individuals: Algie Heme, SprmgVille; Jeanette i Diamond, Spring- - Spnngville. AA Teams: Dougall, VI Provo; Bliss Provo. Individu rille; David Norton, Springville. als: Evelyn Smith, Springville; . AA Individuals: Leslie Hall, Sandra Merrell, Lincoln; Anne Tuller, Provo; Elva Spencer, Pro vo; Verna Steffene, Springville; Louise Ruth Watren, Spanish Fork; Karen Ottesen, Springvme; Elaine Lasson, Spanish Fork.: Second Year Shorthand AAATeams : Provo, Spring has filed ville. Individuals: . Janet Gardner. ; James G. Stratton i suit in Fourth Distribt Court Spanish Tork; Fay Sheffield, Springville1;,Kaye Burrup Provo against Kolob Realty and Insur-'.-- Helen American Nichamoto, anct Company and its employe, Karen Tregeagle, Provo: Noreen Hess, seeking damages of Fork; Roberta Booth, Springville; Ra- $2,873 for fire loss. "" nae Juab. Westring, I The plaintiff said the employe told him over the telephone on AA Teams: American Fork, Sept. '.19, that a standard $500 Spanish Fork. Lincoln. Individu fire policy was being issued him als: Sherren Skousen, American on fruit stored in two coolers and Fork: Connie Dean, American his basement, but, he said, the Fork'; Annette Johnson, Provo; employe "negligently"' failed to Carol Bradford, Spanish Fork; issue1- - the policy .prior to a fire Nedra Whitney, Springville; Mary which destroyed his property Jean Bernard, Provo; Peggy; Ed wards, Provo; Carrol Hancock, v Sept. 16. 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