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Show - Ij.. SUNDAY HRALD 8UNDAY. SEPT. t, 1951 OTah Utah Commissioner Eldon W. Payne This Fall To Seek Pww, MAKE SHOPPING A FAMILY AFFAIR County. - - - SEARS FRIDAY NIGHTER OPEN TIL 9 Re-Electi- on Polio Fails To Daunt Orem Youth Provo City Conunissioher Eldon will be a candidate for on the municipal ballot this fall. Mr. Payne, a resident of Provo for 35 years, will complete his first term on the city commisasw p' sion this year. During his four years as a member of the city's OREM Spending profitable i hours legislative body, he has been in while convalescing from and streets of irrigation, charge is Laurence jab attack of polio son plus the city engineering depart01 uisnop ivernon, conment which oversees all new ilTSt" W. M. Vernon. Larry W Mrs. Bi ;and aw b bssssssV''ss' s t' struction. received his star 'scout award a During his term of office. Comfew days after being released has missioner Payne supervised from the polio ward at Utah Valthe regraveling of all graveled ley hospital and is now passing In addition, streets in the city. convalescent hours in working for disboth in special improvement life scout award. his tricts and as a project of the city He first became a scout four 117 of blocks a total of alone, years ago and has earned his star streets have been award with a record of satisyears. during the past fourextent factory requirements as a first of 342 to the class scout by being a first class blocks and 84 blocks of new sewer scout for three months and on line have been constructed durmerit badges in the field of music, to meet the administration his ing o. ENTEstS home repairs, stamp collecting, RACE Provo rro-vg City sjeaduy-growjna needs of As A total of 195 blocks of new Commissioner Eldon W. Payne. dairying and metal work. pursues his life scout sidewalks have also 'been built, who throws his hat in the ring jLarry achievements he is working on in addition 'to considerable re for merit badges in physical develop sidewalks. of existing pair ment, first aid. personal health Other Improvements Nudists Seek Foothold and public health. Other improvement projects He has been one of the more undertaken and completed during In Staid Pemisyivania nolio victims and so far fortunate .7 Commissioner Payne's term of s be " Pa?" fCE A determined will sulfer health READING, addi office include two major no He was stricken v. paralysis. tions to the water system oilSCCietv, which a county couvs , . . w iriic i rtut iiiuu tiium - .. di diiun 01 wn cn w- -s .med a .'nudist colony," With his parents in the northwest judife become the first five wee ksago. of its kirtd to be . He w aaophoniore at Li.nn commissioner organfzation the waterworks pf ' L in inmrnnrated staid Pennsvl- - nigh school this year and will inliiHri on coinpieiiun. Tht his studies the second va" construction, of a week, of the regular sfrciuconduit main Penn Health The 13! a' school 'Sylvan nuniuci- ui on the Canyon road to First South ety asserted that K seeks to foster ill din. iir ciiiua model nol)bies airplane and Sixth West, giving badly- - public heaUh through the teach- - bu7,d1ng, inciuding sUmp collecting and needed extra Pressure jmd flowto'ing and practice of hygiene bpt musical pursuits all of which, have ythe westside of judges in Berks county court aided in activities other major waterworks add.t on were skeptical. aTld in passing hours whiIe being line from the Judge Forrest was the Shanaman COnfined to bed. i cuuui rum hi muuin feared that the camD mieht nave tk w. vs r rvnth Fnrlr in a bad effect. An tin ' to his at recent award a father spring areas purchased by the Tm sure young folks would program hed in connection with citv.. thus tapping a large .new clamor to see these people' he the Sharon ward Sunday evening for Provo.' said-- . supply Culinary '. I . , , ' water Larrv later Dosed with J . .metinir. .. i in.. ..... a. ... aw nas "Ur- - wuuiu nis acoaiimem in aaamon, nis mother at nis Deasiae as ne "e ' tne iimjuu iv for mew :fu n.-the presented her with the usual water would society Hafoldattorney low wots "where award presented by the. Blumberg. urt "They are not a boys to their mothers when they If Zi j - ,,7-- 1 -- ZiT-n " Ki. surd th -- iub V" sensational type." achieve advancement in the ,r has service alone. The millrace program. scouting to First covered Third from been North and from Sixth to Ninth South. A new road was constructed by the city fromUniver-sit- y avenue to Fifth West just aputh of the golf course, linking those two streets at a point where al WW residents did not have to travel 'so far north by a rpund-aboroute. These, and others, are the .smaller projects which sioner Payne's department has conducted during his term. Maintenance of sidewalks and treets. apart from new construcis a contion or major repairs, stant service of " his department, which also handles snow removal in winter and cleaning and washing- streets in the summer. A .lifetime worker in the LDS church, he is now first counselor in the bishopric of the University ward. He served as a scoutmaster in Prdvo for many years. Civic activities also include membership in the Provo Kiwanis club. Aside from his city duties as commissioner, he represents the city on the Provo planning board and the Ifcity board of adjustment.' He is also a member of the seven-ma- n state planning comrhittee of the Utah Municipal league. W. Payne Saturday announced he ion .?F hard-surfac- 1 drf iW I liTd I M. 41 I 1 I'll "sEfTllLJi.MT'llLJ r . v Ttl.t wr f .al J It I i.iiimiiwiiiii in.miiii.f.iiiiT:i,isji:iki''Jai:l-tH"J'j:ia- aw I W. m S awwaA HI SM A 1 JtW THIS FALL PAY LESS TO INSTALL 199 on. . ... . " - . 20.50 Down rovo-onsiructi- on rSt tisnSttSL- pro-fromt- . sung - 15-in- ch - -- - ' A . u.. A m ... 1 il . ! - 13.00 483 .... eople, as-jo- 50 Month 5,000. LBS COAL WITH Furnace, Stoker, Blower he ch - . Vsual Carrying CHar - 48-in- t HOMART AUTOMATIC STOKERS Curb-and-gut- ter . t WARMER THIS WINTER WITH HOMARTI TO KEEP ed I .i,t m'Jril W Jt .am r ut -- 75 49.50 DOWN, 25.00 MONTH H Usual Carrying Charge 18 - r la m www OFFER This offer good only until Sept. 22 STOKER Man) Here's an automatic stoker that sings .a swaef song of savings! 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