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Show at Student Cars Parking Ordinance Aimed On KOVO 8:30 Tonight Statewide Square Charter To Be Dance to Conclude Discussed On Jr. Livestock Show New Law Says City Employes Must Xve Inside Ciiy Limi ts DAILY HERALD i ! 3 TUESDAY; MAY 10, 1955 Utah County. Utah Sellout Assured Historic Concert By N. Y. Philharmonic Set For Night People Speak SPANISH FORK With one eye on the weather but with prepara Salient features of the Provo tions made for either good or bad City Charter which was recently the Dons and Belles Sauare If you work for the city of ordinance Monday evening, police designed to stop students and submitted to the city commission Dance Club is completing final Provo, henceforth, you must live and firemen were required to live other Provoans from using pubafter its completion by the Char arrangements iot Its annual il inside city limits, but lic streets as storage space" for . within city limits. ter Commission; will be discussed statewide 1 cars. ; But the new ordinance will not service personnel were not. jamboree this Saturday on "The People Speak" broad in become effective until 20 days New state legislation made it Commissioners said it was a Provo is completing prepara-jth-e Spanish Fork. lijmeapolis Symphony hree cast over station KOVO tonight night after publication early in June, mandatory, for cities to pass an particularly a problem 4n winter, uons the! top concerts Jn a series in 1947 and of this a one the With week of list will for 9 callers to It o'clock. 8:30 top from either requiring all when "snow orphans" Interfered And emnloyes now living be the first of a series pertaining from all over Utah scheduled to symphony orchestras in the world iwo more in 1949. Mitropoulos six months city employes to live within city with street snow clearance. sidje limits will have to the charter issue. perform, the event will be held on the New York Philharmonic conduct the" Provo appearance to make the move, city commis- - limits or exempting them from The ordinance will not stop area at the scheduled for a historic concert and! his brilliant VOUnff assistant The proposed charter will be the large black-to-p the necessity, said Mayor Aura drivers from parking cars in front ioners said today. School if the weather in the Brigham Young University Gldo Cantelli, will have the ba voted on by the Provo city elec Thurber of their homes if they are using At present about 14 employes C. Hatch. or the in Spanish Fork rieionouse at 8:15 p. m. Thurs- ton !at the Salt Lake concert. torate at a special election on permits, Hve outside Provo, the commis- - Under the new ordinance, the the cars regularly, they said The PROVO PARATROOPER LDS House if it day. Stake Pri- Tuesday, Aug. 2. Palmyra An added attraction of th ttw. the city to ordinance city can' hire an employe-no(slon said. to hold indoors. is it A PeterH. necessary sellout house is Class vate First as in Gary vojl on Appearance will be the guest tonight's already! panel cars left parked Participants city Previous to' passage of the new living outside the city but he must impound will afford plenty sured, officials said, but seats Either StanMrs. and son Mr. of place will be members five discussion son, withor 72 performance of Utah's own Grant hours move inside within 60 days after streets longer, to of in those 345 are still of Center E. room, sold Stew according Peterson of the Charter being Commission, by up opening ley out being used. Jqhannesen world-famoin his he joins the city payroll. L4 , to L. the west. moderator: charge. balconies Utah, art Julia farther Seats Provo, Orem News Grow, ready Street, otfij right as a concert pianist. . crews have Provo street As regards a new parking or begun make a Jump with A. Caine, commission secretary; Invitations have been sent to sold from now on will put the jonannesen will not play in the dinance passed last week by Provo widening a half block of sidewalk the famedparachute Divi82nd Airborne Ernest Rasmuson, John Zenger square dancers all over Utah and holders back of the orchestra to bait Lake concert. City, commissioners said it was on the south side of toWest Center sion at Fort Bragg, N. C. Pfc. and Isaac Dunford. to clubs in nearby states, and a the west, but everything else! has jPjans are underway todav on Telluride from University a machine is Peterson gunner attendance is anticipated. been taken. There are no general the"Y campus to escort the orrecord ine weeioy public service Building, with the city furnishing with the 505th Airbors InfanSalem News broadcasts are sponsored jointly Arrangements are under the admission tickets, as such. Each chestra members about the valley labor and the LDS Church ma a unit of the by the Regiment, try terials. department of adult educa general direction of Wayne and seat is sold on a reserved basis Thursday, and for Mitropoulos 82nd Airborne famed Division, Provo tion, W. O. Facer, streets superin city schools; The Donna Christensen, jamboree It will be the first visit to tojj peak at the Thursday devoof Honor." Guard "America's Herald and station KOVO. chairmen, and Gene and Mar Provo and Utah for the orches- tional, assembly. Daily tendent, said the sidewalk north (U. S. Army Photo) of the Tabernacle grounds would Varying charter viewpoints garet Neilson, club presidents, tra, and Provo will be the small est city it has ever played in be discussed in later broad assisted by a committee. widened from five to 15 feet be may Br MRS. KEN WIUTWOOD. The orchestra will play Wed Now Many Wear to Mrs. Stella New similar downtown side- Lehi casts, event a follows according this The year Newell OREM Cpl. Grant L. walks widening is planned at Oaks, adult education director precedent of the past in that' it is nesday night in the Salt Lake returned home this,1 week after By MARGRETTE TAYLOR and supervisor of the weekly the present, he said. event of the Utah Tabernacle, with both concerts being discharged from the army SALEM The Jolly Sewers H radio forum. Anyone interested Stateconcluding With More Comfort Junior Livestock show sche- under sponsorship of Brigham after three years. He took nisi Club has been organized with f should contact Mrs. Oaks Young University. Satur duled FASTEETH. ple&sant alkaline Wednesday through basic training at Camp Roberts Edna Nelson and Marva Davis 'While tpe orchestra will be new (nbn-aclpowder, holds false teeth in Spanish Fork. day more and spent 11 months in Korea, as leaders. Officers were elected firmly. To eat and talk In more 1 to jprovo its conductor the famed comfort. guish a blaze on a hay stack Just sprlnkia a Uttle He was discharged from Fort asioupws: Stake-Wid- e Dimitri no is owned stran Dean Christofferson. A baby will consume 515 pounds on your Mitropoulos by plafces. No rummy. Lewis. He had bee working as PresidenVDonna Lawrence; gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Checks to Utah a He from audiences. fire near trash ger Centray Sparks Carol 4r!m-Viby at President, an Pierce; in its of food i Volunteer first ha i ap i year LEHI Lehi Fire De caused excessive "plate odor" (denture breath). Get LDS Ward will pre has conducted five concerts here rA&TKSXH damage to ap proximate cost of $120. M any drug counter. Secretary and Treasurer, Peggy Eleventh to t,,Min7 a Sat division, partment spent busy day portation "Feudukda sent the three-aD two previous occasions with 30 bales of hay. on comedy Fly proximately Newell. (Adv.) his mother, Mrs. Aj A. They answered three calls Hank. Glennona Baker, Jean in Over Yonder," Wednesday at urday. " to five within " hours, according Nelson, Karen Tolman and Mary 7:30 p. m. at the West Utah LDS Chief John Broadbent. , The local Jaycees won four ljee aoward are on various Stake House, 636 W. 3rd S. from Mil at the state convention mittees. All members of West Utah The first callto came won a on his lard Roberts fire Richfield. The will turns in group members take held; are invited. tractor. was machine The the right to complete nationally- doing the reporting. It was de-f- Stake being Directing the play is Nedra pulled to start and apparently honors in the (trade promo- - cided to take as their project- Nielsen, and in the cast are Hope became flooded, because when tion program with? Orem repre- "Clothing 4." Games were playProthero, Gary the motor took hold a spar! Wally Peay, senting Utah. Eddie Durham will edrand refreshments were served Juanita Bobo, Ileen Phil- ignited excessive gas. Peay, also represent Utah in the public by Leader Nelson. ' Tonia Scott, Mac Cook, was estimated at $200. Damage lips, speaking contest. The local group Clark Nuttall, Laura Peay, Ven The second call was to the ice Hoover, Gene Mason, Elaine Ned Christiansen property. Sparks Blad and Wife, and Jacobson, Robert Johnson and $ from recently dumped ashes Williamson. Joyce auu caused the loss of a small cow programs Other Standard research achievements have been As any backyard gardener knows, you have a fight on xeaaersnip training nonors a to secona shed won and little in other Mar-civic damage farewell place A missionary for they chemicals to kill aphis, mites, thrips, and similar sucka total of 13,215 ships sheds and a barn. Damage was your hands from the moment you turn over your first improvement through their k. Wood who will be leaving In 1954,, more than 100,000,000 estimated by Chief Broadbent at ing insects . . . dusts to destroy fungus diseases like for the mission home on May U carrying playground project spadeful of earth. At every step, fungus growths, tons of cargo used the Suez $150. to Great the to mission a prior weeds and insects wait to destroy your lawns, trees, rust, blight, mildew . . . sprays; janc dusts custom-mad- e The third call was to extin-The Primary Conference just Lake Mission, was held Sunday CanaL to knock out such enemies as the grasshopper, boll plants. A disheartening struggle for Greenthumbers completed which was held last night. The speaker was LeRoy were Remarks the school round-the-clocWestmore the at by Huntington. k a Sunday weevil, homworm. Other pestf killers boost milk profight for commercial farmers. wa dkrimed at a meetine of parents, the missionary, ;and duction of dairy herds j help beef cattle fatten faster. will make, eight the officers and teachers of the Bishop Lee. This of list a there's you weapons growing Fortunately, out from Salem .j ACCIDENT & HEALTH CaoaiuI Prim arv Thp missionaries j"..XC3k T7iiij . One good reason you live! In the world's best-fe- d can wield in the battle against bugs. Some of the most rrm- fit" mav.fc ofj Tvfr!"1" . - Thupay non-civ- out-ordinan- ce, wil-perm- it . us . Grant Newell Discharged From Service New 4H Club Is . Organized : Firemen Answer Three Calls in Day . 4-- Ward Schedules Play ALSE TEETH I t J. i d) FAS-TEET- H -- -- ce t,, ,-- - ct - -- corn-hono- rs - i tfdDir . ST&fZ ml emwgk ?ebdl yDao anad the Mgi There's or C. . z ... . ! I Btwu and Tin-m- - MTkSTlta: Angs a Taybr to salt Lake for Mother's dred McKenna, Mrs. Leah Big-webee. Mrs. Shirley Walsh, Mrs. Da vies, Mrs.. Clarice Madge Haws, Mrs. Lila Rappelye, Mrs. Pat Lowe, Mrs. Donna Greaves, Mrs Phvlim Monk and Mrs. nt Central Utah News I Sacrament meeting was held right after Sunday School on Mothers Day with Counselor Carl Blad in charge. Preston G. Hughes of the High Council was present and spoke. Sam Hunt graduated from Primary. Devon Blad and Ennessey Ficklin each gave talks, A trio of Bertha Dar- ter, Donna Carter and Neva Joy Lee furnished a musical number with Beatrice Davis, accompan- - ate individual-family-franchise-gro- Standard plans ahead to serve you better up Attractive material for securing leads; HOME OFFICE SERVICE OF BUSINESS IF DESIRED Writ today ' . -- giving experience National Casualty Company 422 Majestic Building Detroit 26, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fillmore welcomed some of the members of their family for a visit Sun-dav Pavine tribute to their mother were Mrs. Don Stewart lsu and her son, ( Belle Fillmore) Donny, Fort Collins, Colo.; Dr. and Mrs. A. James Fillmore, togan, one son, four daughters; Mr. and Mrs. Winston J. Fillmore, Ogden, and four children. Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. 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Other guests were Joan Taylor, Linna Krebbs and the Sterling Taylor familv. Villa Glines. HOSPITALIZATION PRODUCERS , All inquiries treated confidentially J mm . Red Spide Mite Pea Weevil Colorado Potato Beetle CornEarWorm L Motib House F t , I r i0 ' i j H2H(Sd) Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McAllister were in Logan for the1 weekend with their children, Mr. and Mi s. A. E. Harry (Elaine), and chil dren. Kathryn and Ricky. Ac companying them were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hobbs who visited their children, Mr.' and' Mrs. Morris Taylor (Beth),, and fam ily. : Spending Sunday in Provo with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wernz were their children, Mr. and Mrs. .W. B. Wernz of Cedar. They lso visited Mrs. Wernz parents, Mr. nd Mrs. Orlan C. Pope of Provo. 1 I . " A broee , C Introduction of lighter, milder, 86 Proof bottling as a companion to world-famou- s 100 Proof Bottled in Bond brings forth unprecedented public demand! 4 . ' ' r: I ager Peach Tree Borer 1 0rm' I Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Rogers, of Lindon welcomed a son at the American Fork Hospital Friday. Mrs. H. V. Holdaway of underwent surgery at Amer ican Fork Hospital Monday. She expects to be there for several days. NOW TWO GREAT BOTTUNGS a Mrs. F, G. Maurhan just re-turned from Salt Lake City bringing, word of the arrival of a daughter to her son and daugh Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Bell. Three children for the couple, they have also another girl and a boy. I ter-in-la- w, ' Herrick of Lindon is convalescing at the LDS Hospital following surgery performed a week ago. He is expected home Wednesday or Thursday. 86 PROOF ' I Grasshopper j Lygus Bug Cattle Qnib Mexican 'j Celebrated Old Crow lighter and milder than the too Proof Bottled in Bond Lloyd Statistics ? DOTTLED IN BOND " Wireworm Naggol Alfalfa Weevil 100 PROOF BORN AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL: Monday: Boy to Cliff J. and Ronella Hedquist Taylor, Springville. Boy to Ray and Rosa Mae Finch Gurr, Orem. 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