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Show SUNDAY JTJNT5 36, 1855 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD - .,u ... . ..i. 3 f- . Citizens Group Urges Two Changes in Lehi Sewer Plan ' . 1 ' i OREM Orem will have two ' V ).-are more difficult!: to ODtaia mi join the initial sewer area, mem that point than they would have Two changes in the In making the requests, LEHI bers of the committee pointed out been when the bonds were issued. proposed sewer plan lor Lehi City that they were guided; by the ex Copies Printed have been recommended by the" 2S-- perience of other communities of a prospectus outlining Copies member Citizen's Sewer Study which have recently completed the Sewer commit which the Plan Committee headed by Clell Jack sewer xae additional tee has recommended projects, for Lehi son. money for street improvements, have lieen printed up and are : Meeting with the City Council, they felt, would be required inj orr, - ,( . . .... r Yl to every distributed to be ready Imthe Committee recommended (I) der to do a first class job of in the city. Chairman Jack that the amount of bonds reauested proving the city's streets after the home son and Mayor Frank Sharp re for street improvements be in sewer is completed. that the Lehi Junior Cham . creased from $75,000 to $90,000, Other cities have found that port I J- TV,,.. , of Commerce has agreed to ber and (2) that an additional $75,000 fringe areas request sewer service take over the task of distributing in bonds be issued to take eare of almost as soon as the sewer proj- - the fringe areas which may want toject is started, and additional funds Ailpamphlets. are citizens urged to study the pamphlets carefully so tha A i pro-they may fully, understand the r i oi inis pnase gram, following up the educational program, members of the Committee begin a house- - WATER METERS INSTALLED IN MAPLETON Keith Jensen, left; handsome ot the water meters campaign in the near now being installed in Mapleton to Fay Jensen, who, with the help ofxBoy4 Hales, in trench, will future to further explain the plan it in the excavation. Bui Jones, home owner, and a igrpup of neighborhood children watch and to answer any questions people place WSPRINGVILLE the installing process, which officials hope will result in curbing of excess and unnecessary water Clyde usage. A serious shortage of culinary water in some sections of the community, prompted the move. Peay and his son Larry were- may have. 'Very Reasonable' among the 28 Utah County scouters who have returned from a Lauren R. Gibbs, fiscal agent boat trip down the Colorado river. has declared that the proposed The group embarked at Hite in project is "very reasonable" in comparison with the sewer proj three rubber boats ects adopted by other cities o At various places they camp size1. He pointed ou BOULDER, Colo., Lucille F. ed and visited historic places such comparable be as Hole in the Rock, Rainbow that any sewer plan must but Orera. lah, has attended Page, not on the total cost, a nursing conference at the Vn Natural Bridge (a SALT LAKE CITY (UP) hike), judged Young this one-ha- lf Fathers Crossing (where Father on the cost per famiiy. Bysewer versity of Colorado, June three and Loren year-old with Utah the works Mrs. Page PLEASANT GROVE Escalante and his party crossed standard, he said. Lehi's Corporal Lewis really put his foot in it Fri project 'will be very reasonable. W. Gammon, son of Bishop County Health Department in Robert the river), etc. At one point-th- e pointed out also the and! Mrs. Welby Gammon of Provo. day and lost a pair of shoes as group encountered a terrific sand Mr. Gibbs is fee easier connection 50 nurses More than attended proposed recentthe result. Pleasant Grove, graduated storm which whipped the waves In most cities. The plan pro ly from the Advance was The the i conference which Engineer up 10 to 12 feet, report members than boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. vides for a $100 connection fee Non - Commissioned MISSIONARY Elder Clifford of the party. Officers concerned with the recent changes William H. Lewis, Salt Lake City, which can be paid in cash or on Course at the Engineer School lo in treatment of victims of venerTobler, who will be honored by On their river; trip completing, the basis of $40 down and $10 per cated at Fort Belvoir, Va. his family and friends tonight at Lee's eal diseases. New types of therapy accidentally slipped his foot into an returned they Ferry prior to his departure for the home by way of Zion's and Bryce month. He declared, too, that the According to reports from the and changed policies . of the fed openpiece of sewer drain pipe n Mission. serviee charge of $2.50 is school, the course which he com eral government for allocating which was lying in front of his canyons, camping one night at monthly the average of $3.00 or pleted is designed to train selected funds have placed an increasing home. The' foot wouldn't come out less than the latter.- $3.50 charged by most cities. career enlisted personnel to plan, burden for case findings and Committee Members control and supervise tactical and other services to patients with again- Members of the Sewer Study technical training and employ- venereal disease upon the public Finally policemen were called the hoy's mother and neighafter to nurse. or health of ment an Chair addition Committee in Engineer Squad bors had failed to release him. Poman Jack are David B. Roberts Platoon. . Corporal Gammon isa graduate and LDS Seminary, and enlisted lice officer R. E. Buhler cut the Ruby Southwick, Wesley Rasmus boy's shoe away and set him free. sen. Maurice J, Dahl, Russell In- - of the Pleasant Grove High School in the Army school Dale Peter nes, George Carson, son, Klea Ernst, Don Veater, Glen LAKE VIEW A farewell tes will Danish immigrants provide Trane, Mrs. Horace Hadfield, timonial for Elder Clifford Tobler the welcome home program! hon Verda Peterson, Josephine Zimfor tonight, oring Mr. and Mrs. S, LaVar merman, George Ricks, Dwight has been S p.m., in the Sunset LD S Ward Christensen in the Sixth . LDS Bates, Ralph Wing. Alma Peter testi Ward chapel this evening. The son, Thomas Powers, Mrs,- Noy Elder Tobler chapel. Fourteenth and Sixth Wards will Christoff erson, Glen Wanlass, Ada monial was originally scheduled meet jointly at 6 p. ml for this Whipple, Warren Goates, Lowell for the Lake View church but program. Brown, Stanley Taylor,: Dr. Elmo due to the fire there Saturday, - Mr. and Mrs. Christensen re Eddington, Mrs. Ralph Davis and meeting time and place were turned, home recently after hav- Gam Holbrook. ' Mr. Jackson indicated that the ing served 2Vi years in the Danchanged. 1 ish Mission of the LDS Church. committee will soon begin circu Elder Tobler will depart for election bond a for lating petitions Mission of the Each of the six huge loading on the sewer. ' the Swiss-AustriLD3 Church In the near future. machines along Maumee Bay's He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed south shore at Toledo, Oi, can win Tobler of Lake View, and a empty a 100-to- n coal car in one graduate of the Lincoln High minute. They raise cars above School and Sharon LDS Semi ships holds and turn them! near nary. He has recently been em ly upside down, dumping the ployed by the Western Electric coal. B? JOSEPHINE ZIMMERMAN Pioneer uay a in Orem Will Have Two jraraa es !-.- j ! -- : :, Springville . rather, Son On River Trip ..... j : 1 ; stake,- ; ; APPLIANCE DEALERS, INC. TBADE V 4 church groups, civic and servicer clubs and: industrial Plants was1. . sounded Saturday by. Wayn Gammon and Ted Soles, parade1 chairmen, Assisting the cbairnW j in organizing the stakes aJM? j wards are DarreU Haws, Sharon stake and Hartey GiUman, Oreni pa- rades for its Pioneer Days celebration July 24 and July 25. The main parade is acheduled for Saturday evening, July 23, and a miniature procession is scheduled for Monday. July 25, An invitation for floats in the twilight parade July 23 representing Orem business houses, Here's a great SALE E3: money-savin- s It's your stale! i tP PWn an automatic washer for only a few.ttiitg per day. Best of all the trade-i- n value of your old washer, will help pay for it. TRADE NOW and SAVE I opport-mat- to-hou- se j APEX - Orem Nurse At Colorado School Pleasant Grove Man Graduates From Army School 12-m- ile Washer & Dryer YoungsterxFreed From Sewer Pipe But Loses Shoe 20-2- 0. i BUY BOTH for with Trade -- Washer Model 6015 Dryer Model 7015 NO DOWN PAYMENT fluff .wih ae-tiSPIRAL TUB AGITATOR gets your clothes cleaner because cleansing: ae. tion forces sudsy geysers through, the fabric Made el lifetime Fibre-glas- s will net rust, chip or corrode. no-we- ar j on Swiss-AustrU- Farewell Tonight Welcome Home For Missionary for Tonight From Lake View Christensens j APPLIANCE 265 West First North FR Open Monday Night 3-87- ! Company where he worked in the Salt Lake area. .. In the Lake View Ward Elder Tobler held offices in the Sunday School and the MIA and served as general secretary of the Aaronic Priesthood.- - An open house will honor him at his Lake View home from 5 to 6 o'clock .this evening. SAVE 50 of contract charges of auto financing. 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