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Show 8 ; SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1955 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD T t&COt- 1 1 at GRANITE jj ffltra 3' v-H- ' ft JswfcMot' jciwOt J&'le jjuI . iWOl r FURNITURE MMtiM.itMWit,ifcwmriai-..i- 1 Z7 2 1 GIFTS for MOTHE R arid HER HOME BUDGET PRICED I COME SAYE ! ! BERKLOCK PLATFORJVl ROCKER It Rocks N ! I Lounges Reclines! At a Touch f jonr Finger 'RAH1 GAS MATCHING r. , ? OTTOMAN SWINGS AS LOW AS INCLUDED GARDENERS D. M HONOR trees were presented to the OremtCity Park "Friday in honor of. 10-P- of the Utah Association of Garden Clubs. The trees were given by officers of the state group Jbeause of Mr. Wallace's contribution to the growth of flower culture in Utah. Viewing, one of the trees are (left to right) Mrs. O. V. Farnsworth, president of the Orem Garden Club; Mrs. Theo Kendall, president of the Utah Association, of Garden Clubs, and Mr.' Wallace. And who are all the kids? They're part ofjhe asso-dat- e tee planting crew from Sharon School," which participated Melvin- - DJ Wallace, " ENSEMBLE in C. ent in the. ceremony. X r Down $5 $5 - ' . "n X . 1- Melvin D. Wallace, na- Keller of Salt Lake. Mr. Keller known horticulturist and is a past state president "of the tionally and bf;the Utah Associated Garden Clubs. hybridizer of Garden Also speaking Were Mayor .Utah Association CJubs In 1947 was honored Friday J arman, Councilman at a tree' planting ceremony t Parlell Peterson and City ManOrem City Park. ager, O. V. Farnsworth. Four lovely Linden trees were The meeting was conducted by presented to the8 park by officers the president of the Orem Garden of the state group1, in honor 'of club, Mrs. O. V. Farnsworth. Mr. Wallace's contribution to' the growth' of flower culture in Utah. One was planted during the cere- llJ .j&rrr??Z' Vr'-lSS3- . 5 - economy suite Xnsemble includes bookcate bed with footboard, lane double dresser, mirror, sprint,- - filled mattress, matchint box sprint, two dacrOn pillows, twin vanity AH, hardwood -- ; Le-Gran- f, . - de ! - .Al Deen-Imat- . m& -- k. H i!.' U ; ! ' - I Pietnr. e. w tasy-- e ?SAM-4 M CHESTS AVAILABLE . -- Marie Monitor Circuit 'H .r3atf i i I I I lamps and beautiful bedspread. ( H V Ar .if. ii r11.71, il -- .'-- . V 3 l 1 7 - 4 ) Lx l .; KJAU r-- '"-'.p- i' o t!lT Telerialon 8et f l Tumnr Dial I ; -- VW 'K 1 l J !SA- - .$ ' Smartly styled in rich mohair . I i&'rZ I fr ieze. snsempie includes matchint sofa and easy chair, ta- ssrs- h cocktail table and two lamp bles, modern wrought iron chair, two, matchint table lamps and MODCL W ..'J1'" ' j'mmim'mii"w. n n..pi. j S10 Down S10 Monti ;:::;X:w:.::: children from Sharon School participating. of Speeches congratulation were; made by Mrs.1 Theo Kendall, president of the Utah Association of Garden Clubs; Mrs. Bryan Leveridge, corresponding secretary of the .state group; Mrs. Seymour Wells, state Arbor Day chairman ; Mrs. Genevieve Folsom,. garden editor of a state paper; Mrs, Ervin Day, state historian; Mrs. FrMnk: J Earl, president of the Mem- -, orlal Rose Garden, of Provo, and Mrs. A. J. Harmon, of the Prova group. Other distinguished personnel were Mr. and Mrs: Walters M. 30 3 - . On Parking Is Discussed ' re, 5r' ' J businessmen. on a discussion Alter thorough 45 and degree limited, parking angle parking in front of Orem business . houses, it . was unani mously agreed to; check with state engineers and ask for tneir permission to park at a time limit. 11 angle with a '4 This would apply to any business Pt C.OUrt requesting the parking limit or where congestion occuri. 1; -- I The areas to be restricted to one hour parking from 8 a. my to ie 8 p.m. will be designated with appropriate signs lettered on the curb. Angle parking wilKbt designated by yellow1, lines for the Charges "against Mrs. Stanley parking lanes. In areas where no Young, 224 North Canyon Ave lanes or signs appear there will fevji nue, Spnngville, of issuing a be unlimited, parking.. fraudulent check for $12.91, were Ways .and means Jof discour- s :.5 dismissed by Provo City Court aging 'or discontinuing the pracJohn- - D: Broadhead, 20, 90 S. tice of having large freight 4th' W.. who Dleaded snilltv to trucks park in front of business charges of petty larceny, was houses will be studied. This has j given six months probation on been a difficult problem because condition he serve , the weeksnd so much space is thus' used in the county jail. 4 where it is at premium. Mrs. Elizabeth Jane ' Russell, City officials are hoping that 30, 418 Elizabeth, Street, Salt alleys can be opened up by land Lake v City, pleaded fcuiltv in owners to allow the freight trucks Provo City Court to grand lar- - a better opportunity to service local stores and will also provide o! Allen E. rarily depriving Ray parking for employes off State i a 1939 Chevrolet. Sentencing was Street. V .set for Thursday. . A city, ordinance calling for off- Merrill Zabriskie, 39, 315 S. street parking for all business 4th" W has' been charged by firms was reviewed by Mayor Orem, and Owen B Rowe, 40w LeGrande Jarmah.' The merchSpringville, with ; driving while ants fell that e practice of unaer the influence of untoxicst- - angle parking was an excellent i v ing liquor.. r as long as it does not suggestion John S. Finch, 57, 556 Ev" 5th create a safety hazard. . . i N., Orem, charged with driving It has long been recommended .hile under , the influence of in by the Utah State Road Comtoxicating liquor, pleaded guilty r mission that parallel parking on and was fined $125. State Street is a safety necessity. However t if the parking were JUDGE FEELS SORRY limited and precautions ' were FOR OPPRESSED HUBBY i taken, the dangers could be held DENVER (UP) Domestic judge at a minimum. 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