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Show m. : -.; :' .'. - .i v . ;. ,' Vet DAILY HERALD B.Y.U. News 1931 THURSDAY, AtJGJ 2,Utah ?tovo, Utah County, Final Tally Swells SchQolsbfNeboDistrici BUILD YOUR FUTURE IN UTAH VALLEY' Record Enrollment Of Summer School StOpeningSept.17 Case Brings Fine of $25 Spanish Fork Contributing Carl Uydea. about Box Juvenile iway from hit bom of and, inducing him to lUy iwiy Saratoga was fined! Council Hears which was suspended, by from home for several days with Alder, Judge of the Third district out knowledge pf th'boys juvenile court Wednesday after Problems City; he pleaded guilty of JudKe Alder said th contributing SPANISH DiscuMions 20. 837. a 1100. S75 F. M. par- ents,-,- j to! FORK--- l - . '. the sentence, was suspended ve- -charged with taking cauae pi mitigating circumstances. Uydea Tuesday night to the city eouncll.. it 'was voted to purchase a used truck from the telephone company to be used in the electric department. Two mejnberi of the baseball Before progressive citizens rec pools and septic tanks art located Bob Andrews and organization, He j knows where the city- water Norman ognized the need for long-ranBarnes, presented v the where the and planning, American communities supply originates f due to the difficulties groups water are the that carry proverbial arteries "just growed' like the new. ball condition of the present cow-traIn area. He the il be to the homes Topsy Each little construction. The came a street because no one took knows whether these arteries are park now under park is now located at the the trouble to lay out a street securely covered or whether pol- ball western edge of town due to the in. lution thei houses might seep plan. People built old. pne: Council of purchase; Research Valuable where they pleased and :he cows His job ; ha qualified him to members planned for a seeding walked around them., The ultifall and mate picture was- a hod direct the inquisitive mind of the project at the site thia NO. UN IV, AVEJ of confusion. Taxpayers of today student, toward research - which a sprinkling system installed 'in are paying for the lack, of plan- may' prove' of unending- public the early spring.; Tom McCoy, executive, aecre-tar- y use. ning yesterday. ' of the Municipal Lea gye, Shoes The planning director must A visit to the office of Uth the officers informa mt see f gave have that city is eyes association beyond County Planning like a ride on a carouse . In the today and Into days that he will tion concerning a ' group insur- - Women see to His live not; records, maps Lance program! how being used by pleasant office filled with authen- anM . 30 A H. Sorenson Utah cities. tic maps, graphs, records and graphs will be here for Child Life, Health Spot, Drew Arch Rest Shoes ' discussed curb and gutter prob drawings, the visitor maV glimpsejminds yet unjaorn to consider. Kids have business in the plan lems and grading of city streets plans in the making for projects of great magnitude like the Cent- ning office, too. They might ask', was .mentioned. ral. Utah project or the visitor "Hey, Mr. Planner, us. kids need may hear- the problems of plain another place to play ball. We Joe Dob Res who wants to build a been playing in, the street down in our part of town." house, That's the signal 'for the, planAll the Scenes ning director to carry his of futre playTfnap As the carousel turns to the music of a thousand demands, the grounds to the proper officials for the signal planner must see all the scenes, Elected officials come and go, !.". ' including road plans, water stor- eafh contributing hfa honest efage. sewage drainage, .Summer school students at to fort planning for his people. healtnXschool sites public! parks, J3righam Young uriiversity .will with political terms However,, as well financial and possibility relax from studies with hunks of Admission to there is a lack of short, usually conas smaller scenes wjiich' the watermelon and dance music' football at Brigham Young cern one man or one family. to' this type of plan continuity games Saturday night. yd pose no problem for "60 you want to build a house,' ning. A professional planner must ern universitywho The annualj summer to intend students job to span these gaps registenjthe GROVE is, planner gFeets Joe pljleasantly. be on the Growth PLEASANT scheduled for for autumn Timp watermelon bust Ahead quarter. I want! to and build "Yes, sir, 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday ini stake will'hold its Uannual. inogps . v ' T o i c AM ...1 According to Dr. Antone K. it right there." Joe makes a irm bur beautiful Utah valley is t...:i JI Rotnney.'. BYU dean of students, ji. on the zoning map. looking forward to unlimited the Adult Aaronic priesthood and school student 'body officers for to intend all who isi register area the Vie "But that growth. Cities of the valley will afternoon will families Saturday proposed sure that ther .'plenty will be admitted of the new riven parkway," climb the mountains the eventually and- evening at Granite j Flat ' in of (melon to eai between dances. autumn quarter to home football planner explains. cards and7 go down to the. lake'a edge, American Fork canyon, according; Open to all. sijimmer school stu-t- o on activity to be played in the BYU . "Then the road can go some- - How can it grow without a plan? Qvid JeppSon of the high dents and their dates, the annual games stadium Sept. .14, 22, and 29. Ail;Blace e,se Joe 58ys without too Planning in Utah county is still rof" in Adult "stag-o"biist" council has been dubbed charge siuaeriis in its infancy. Some of our citi ina oiner wnu much thought. Aarojnic. priesthood work drag." There will be no admis jormer Here where the planner must zens can recall the days of the win; regisier on caros1 ma Beginning at 5 p. ni. there will gion charge. streets and the. Tooner may oDiam acuyiiy frve the public sood. even if one cow-tra- il be sports, igames and j baseball. A Dlans must be changed, vitle arrangement of houses, barns universityDr- tees Detwpen aep.. DPrson beef barbecue dinner .. will be 1Z and 29, Romney said served at j7 p. m. followed by a easily show Joe and piahnercan .' Innaltof day., hnuj Kj (.an nnoethlv att ill Planning personnel , is kept program, u ith numbers from' each ' ViaV' Students who do not his house interfer unwinding the tangles of without busy (build pf t(ie six wards. Mr. Jeppsen, autumn quarter- - activity, cards ing with tfcte future road plan mistakes of the past and laying n comijrtitteej:chairman jof arrange-jnen- s must pay admission charges, the which is calculated to serve a out the best feasible plans for the hasi been assisted Jby J. L. :, future. It is our responsibility to Adaiiis. John . Huntsman andr 'Wil-.l- is AMERICAN FORK community or an entire area Midship- dean indicated. As Joe leaves with his "hew continue to give future genera- LarsonJ v j man S. Richard; Wilde is home house-sit- e Wird bishoprics Land stake for a month's visit with his par- satisfactorily settled, a tions the benefit of expert plan-ninnow. newspaper reporter arrives. presidency will be special guests ents. Mr. and' Mrs. Srnford tWilde. He wil graduate next June Parking Prohletn "Mr. Community Planner, our j from Annapolis, having success readers are complaining1 about the fully completed three of the four . downtown parking situation. Gov.f "l x. yeffs. Midshipmen Vilrle) any ideas about how it can be LrOUnTVI jlOTeS Saturday rnornrig at x i;j3 j Good Office riiiruiiru Annapolis followi n g a t w o PLEASANT GROVE. The The planner has at his finger- Jen cruise months the battleship ii r r Arts festival tips expert maps which show Missouri, just returned from Oslo, third annual Music by the Cadmus club4 vacant business properties which' sponsored and bther Cubs, The annual outingi for Utah France, For Sweden; Rent Space nations. He . was rea'dy by noon was held at the First ward chapel, might be utilized for parking in County JFarm Bureau is, scheduled Wednesday evening witn irwm the near future. He reiers to Saturday afternoon and evening to leave for Washington D-JWSsen, head of music department newt which he home from projects , Canvojrsdeh in Provo canvon. ' point Two offices at 32 W. Cehter t Pleasant Grove high school, as. which are. oemg oiscussea wun n Chairman Taylor .'..rriiiwi s.inri mnmi k a Hi honored chamber of commerce and co- -i guest and perforrnen parents were at the airport in Tile floors, recently decorated J Mr. Jensen has contribu icu operauvt tDusiness men. ne; nas .1 Salt Lake City, to mfvet him. tActiyi'ties will begin With a generously of his talents- in; access J.o state road commission business 40.00. Call 473J. meeting at 2 p. m. for affairs for and whichdisclose church which community figures consumes The steel industry all local and at 8 p. m. as are streets most heavily' traveled recreationalboards years, 'an organist, 800O grams of platinum, valued imany - willactivitiesbe mwA c a n m,l mm.4na KanX 1 nini lsaiar Kll. IN AND SPRAY at $10,000 annually. V ndueted' will en-: Ji 'to park. He has anticipated the MYSTKYTIP NOZIU I .rticipanta reputation. gained an excellent ; 3 m. St With im the p. rnmrvuir U..ri Kfr- - k nK1i. k.. Supper T.n.or, il.n Jy Some of his latest eomrositions!niiireH nri the news rennrter Boe!ur" furnishing the drinks and . are5 Mah Gal." "EVon't Be What away with a cheerful message 1 or "T"""' l' with a program at 8 p. m You Ain't." "Kona Winds," 'and John Q. Public on the prospective maxed Allen Mr. stressed that all per"Second Hand Car." parking situation.'" in agriculture interested sons, the musical with in .pro A. student interested Assisting public were Invited along with OIXICTJ TKI SriAT TO farm s were Mr. Jensen gram LIVENS OFFER THESE daugh health arrives at the planning . ters LolaBarbara, Lyravine and office with jthe intelligent ques - !DU 1 . 1 1 1 ' : I1 II X k. '!...! I I ' her husband, Nash Grant. A quar- - tion, "Is ouil water supply ini any 1 1 --e flA I Vs. tet including Floyd Holm, Rulonldanger;" Robert ' Hilton and Kayl The planning agent shows the iln some sections of the HaBrimhall, ' r Jacobs sang some of the Jensen 'student the map of the city's waiian' Island's, wild raspberries j age system.. He knows where cess- - grow as large as golf balla. J Insures Orderly Growth in County ' SPRINGVILLE - ' $79 aennauencv. juvenue waa w on financial reports and the electric light1 department were given Planning Program ' Final summer school registraAll schools cut short, with only one day's va tion tally at. Brigham Young uni School will be dismissed versity added 110 more students of Nebo district will open Sept. cation. meeting for Thursday, Thanksgiving day, than originally were reported, ac 17. It was decided at of th school board Wednesday but classes will: be heldNoFriday cording to figures released today and Saturday following. yther through Dr. Anton K, . Romney, j h . evening., The late starting date has peen Saturdays during the year will be dean of students. j A total of 1673 students has et M order that the ioiaer stu- used for school.! .Christmas holiday will be from enrolled , at BYU during the tw.o dents may be free to help with DipcJ to Jan. 2, and there! will sessions of summer school which the heavy ! fruit harvest in the be o21 beet vacation this year. end Aug. 24, This number- exarea. The matter has been under of ceeds last year's record-higstudents who or a more, However, month discussion for 1532 by 141 students. Preliminary beets the to helo needed harvest with irMurt Mrtilm from vari announcement .of summer enroll- ous sTouDi; ursine that the stii- - will be released from school with W. announces no mentj placed the registration at Supt. on penalty, the dents 'are needed more 1563. Although registration was r WBrockbanic farms in the early park of Sep- ' at the time this figure completed 175 Daya .' time at . than tember any jther If ThiA calendar as it is now set was announced, more tnan iuu , of th school year; class 'cards had not yet been reup, I will allow ifor 175 days of " Meeting ! have been h e 1 d school, the same number as last turned to the registrar's office. ' j.'.' Fitting climax for the record throughout jthe district! to discuss . summer will be the first summer the problem and representatives year inand teachers All meetings of the university. of tfiese meetings !nd other stitute will be held .the week be-f- conjmencemeht Scheduled for Aug. 24, the comgroup's, met with the school .board the opening of school,! with mencement will honor students c- when the decision wan.. made. i , . in:. who, have completed graduation J k 7. III. iriLlLIAia t cIt :K Closing May jf i.j,,4- - - t. requirements during the summer. y-1.1 "V" t.LJ u- - iklK ..... High enrollment is anticipated "e" "VVi Mn Brockbank reports. for autumn also, according to Dr. Kenp Romney. Autumn applications for , ,' . with jthe closing of school in the" admission exceed any previous V one than i weekj later gpring onljK 7n, year. ; ' for' DUST I0n origmally planned, Wing set M The thanksgiving ijecess willf Da flCe Se f 0 V . L i - ge ; - . ire . te ir f J - ge Balanced Men , ' 1 , or I- - for Children ' ; . V 111 a L A i- " .ti ''f L . L . - . ( - Ve t Summer Students Adult jAarqnjc I j well-plann- ed Early Grid Games Open to Students : go-ahe- ad Of FallQuarter Priesthood Sets1 0 utirupSa tu ay . 1 pre-regisrat- 5 wmm mm te m -- . as-th- eir - 1 u. ypr ! - Midshipman Home y & out-buildin- gs. Summer Leave - g Music Instructor Honored at Club Arts Festival dis-emhar- ; Farm Bureau Of Annual Outing- - ,nrii, - I - - - m rj Mr i 1 . - VIll I t.J ELY ' I s i 'n W '!'- - m i V.' k n J0ST4OOIC A? 1 .lt:.THGSE :mi4iX- ! I El ALU 'N. - . 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