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Show C SEPTEMBER A SUNDAY. They Loved to Act Out The Old Nursery Rhymes When the Quints Were Babies: 5 SUNDAY HERALD 13, r. "1 f V- - ,4 1 n,. "i n l WORLD V NU SERVICE. INC. j Like ait; little girls, the Dionn ' quintuplets loved to dres up and-iaout nursery . rhymes'. That" !the way to have fun on a rainy day when you can;t play outside, and to advanced shown Uie q'uinis had an advantage-th- ere above have been pnncipalsmps NEW PROVO PRINCIPALS The four educator, in the Provo School District. Ross 6. Denlfam, left, formerly principal of the Provost School, has was a -- permanent cast of five. High School where Delbert V. Tregeagle , is principal. hen .named assistant principal at Provo at Provo Hi?h School to sucOne afternoon, for instance, they Sherman W. Wins, second from left, has left an assistant principalship Utah'business classes will be taught by G. Christensen: automotive and Raw-linso- n. Day classes at the Central Tues-jRutceed J. W. Thornton as principal of Farrer Junior High. Mr. Thornton having retired; Lewis Yvonne in a.crown and Conn. HARTFORD. (UP) h S. will P. and Karl School Brown beein T. mechanics. Vocational Ilcrde.jdiesel Ray Barrett; fh.rd from left, former teacher at Joaquin School, is the new principal of the Grandview School, and made a paper pie. Tfcen, men an had added incentive whenjobe in. The class to seventh Mable.Ol-llrs. B. j practical.automotive mechanics", Joseph succeed.'-!- ? Boyd McAffee who has gone t Iran on a leave of absence; Glen Brown, right, another day, according h Marie.' Annette, Emilie and an at the' automobile 15.i' also Harwill stopped automotive son, mechanics. begin Sept. registrar. Mr. nursing jPerri; Denham. former Joaquin School teacher, is the ne4 principal at Provost School, succeeding crouped around the "king" ' Scott,-- industrial electricity. tion house W ith its battery cable ,C"cci!e Registration will be held Mon- - This group will train at the ' left pho'c. they pulled black-we- re dav between the hours of 8 a. m.'eational school for five months and, Keith F. Hunter; refrigeration and burning. The firemen's pay checks birds out of the pie as they acted in the car. and 3 p. m. Veterans attending theiat the Utah Valley Hospital as air conditioning, J. Rex Grifiiths -trainees Ifor six months. radio, television and electronics, They, doused the flames in short out S.r.i; a Song of Sixpense.". under the G. I. Bill are " But the quints .didn't need any ' .. '. minded that they must James; farm mechanics wder. During the phase of training at Don script to, make a merry ihow. during the first- - two weeks of. the hospital, the trainee receives and tractor repair, Carlton F. Wil their pictures just about, LOXDOX son. of Richard Davics;Among (UPt Iscbool, or lose education benefits remuneration approximately ume they were three, you'll, I under this law. Those planning to!$100 per month. When the course Forging, William Laursen: In- 58, was fined $5.60 for driving his', scene at right at lenter under'the new Korean G. I.jis completed, the student is ready dustrial mechanics. Roy Despain; motorized wheel chair, while un- - !ind 'he happy ' fla v how: little, girls feel. Bill should make application! with;to take the state examination for machine 1thc' the Influence of der liquor. shop, Roy Despain; baskets bf pretty May nurses. ' The needle crafts. Rea S. MalinFift v- .v o now tea chers. three new 10m Sprinavilie. trained at USAC. at Granite School District last .either the school or the Yeteransilicensed practical trade Davies told police he and a' . fcwers. d a.-i!aAdministration in office Lake class Salt who an vr.ir. found and year-olis pnnn-Hiirh School L. friend, practical nursing was, Diton. Junior principals Sturm; taughtjexploratory. Raymond ? ' on Xiie roles of the Provo; Yae Bigler Ca 'dwell, teacher or. Carol Hansen Hatch, from Delta iCity. (by Maria Johnson, with me nutri-itrad- e exnloratorv Rohert I. : Flu riding in a basket attached to the; pa' are Di.-r:HaBYL Much in thisi staff tion interest I class Kradiwte, is Schooi taught being displayed being tauaht bv.Emilv tot; vocational agriculture; Fred chair were "out on a little spree." 'teaching social studtes and Lngl;h, tra.ncu tan, Moalr. waii, Hinckley, and recently in all classes which will begin jW. Tyler and the nursing arts by H.. Cornaby; welding, Zeno M. year, out of me i.car'i W ieatn .at'l SC ers who make up the total list. aepi. ia ana a pean enrollment jSiDoiores Kicnardson. ine super-- Adams; wood trades, Vernon L, BAKERSFIELD. Calif. (UP) 'JovevKav. phvsical education. uom Ancnorage, MiasKa. Jov Jvie. BYU graduate, attend- - expeciea ine vocational business visor in cnarge ot.trainees at tnejehristensen; wood trades, Evan J The tiny unincorporated village Of ALL KINDS OF HIDES! Ross Denham has assumed the rrom (Vilen. BYU graduate. class will a new courie ocami-c- , Buttonwillow has - gone "all out" Valley ineooaia. job of assistant pr.ncipat at the. Fern S moot Tat !or. KngUsh re- - ea uoors;e uasnington university,! school termoffer Hishest Prices Paid For " for those desiring iu,ouu to'E. Fish a position for-- 1 "OOl for- - and U. of Geneva at Switzerland. in its one returning prisoner o,r 'Nebo District. Provo High taucht an-W. Sorcnson President Wilson ccntly ; rr BOXES - WOOL - HIDES s mpthftH nf aT.idti-ritirnVi. nliVc-A- s rrrr..- J r.A iUal Us merlv held hy Sherman v. int. Mr.imery tauiiht in Provo and Alpine,: Anna Mae Krebv from Denver. learn The. elected that-thfirst w'rvillage, new school build-- , nounces u .. i PELTS - FURS n... irr ,..n a uc viiii unciul ds uvnKiianu insii die was ;ioi tormer the so it would have an official and dead and useless . . Denham principal BYL; pradua,P. .attended U. of Idaho, with BA de ed to students. The vocational Auto body and .itjiioi. located at 1300 North Univer-'maying animals. fender. Marion al Preost Srhoo.. Hu summer, MauricI Williams. ..home eco-:re- e ma from Denver University, sitv Avenue is prosressing satis- to present the' key of the city to Pelt prices for dead and usehe has been spen at .ne Lniverait;nomic!, BYU gradual, tauiht pre- - taucht in Idaho. Marvland. Mirhi- comes Isaac when Ornelas to Cpl. less sheep. factorily. It had been planned of Oregon at tuene. some of the classes at the home today.. jviously in Provo at rarrer ana.gan Colorado. Salt Lake begin SERVICE PROMPT new buildins SeDt. 15 but. due to Sherman Wins has been assianed Dixon. Norma Meservv. from" Provo. the posi" inn ot principal at r arrer the recent work stoppage, this will Eight North American animals UTAH Icraduated from BYU, travelled in Hl--R Junior Huh School Farrer not be possible. It is hoped that;hibernate during the rold winter Junior Hizh. Last year he assisted Leona Anderson Va'kir.s. heme F.urope. recently completed TALLOW CO. These are the jumpin; at the h;:n schooL some of the classes wifl be in BYU graduate. ;sion in Southern California. N.C.. (UP) A were born "Aug 19 to Mrs. Viola eration at the new school site soon.jmouse, badger, bat, gopher, wood- - 3 Miles West of WILLIAMSTOX, Lewis FUwhnson has Keen made rsnu immci lessie nnui Spanish Fork imc, Ruth N MilTer. from Provo i woman recently gave Roger Brown. Donald L. Manson, chairman of chuck, cnipmunk, racoon and PHONE 88 principal of Grandview School. He economies, trained . at lautni nvl. gra e. in formerly taught birth to her 16th and 17th childr nimore ana been a teacher at Joaquin n uartia. antt-hs history of miilfiithe nvenlnff school, and Keed K.'.Licar, Provo City Schools and BYU Ele- ren of the last seven years, a phy Reviewinghe her School 11 years and has given Carbon Junior Coi'.ece. said she gave birth Allen, chairman of the day school, ' .': mentary. pie birth,s, i sicclan here disclosed Saturday to quadruplets in Feb- welcome visitors to the school. Apspecial emphasis to the music proFranklin Dr. J. T. Llewellyn said twins prematurely Olson, from Provo. BYU Ralph when she was 17. In pointments may be made by call- 1946. ruary. gram. teachformer Provo Belva in athletics graduate, G'.en Brown Is the new principal er. BYU Black, prominent she gave birth to jing 'Provo 2150 or 2151 1948, December, ' eraduate. at Y. at Provost School. He has taught a boy. In July, 1950, quintuplets BYU Burdick Crawford, Lola S. Peterson, attended BAC the past three years at Joaquin and Patsy were born prematurely.- - Twins l.-ai-,. has uist returned from a summer ana t ia icni in itiinnitnn inn t were born in April, 1951, and a RKBIOHWHEttmraSS f ure-; of study at the Lniversuty of Salina. V year later sne gave birtn to tripr.nf. cnn. lets. Kobert from in Pleasant ) Jordan. Walker, ly The new teachers, some of whom Owen Orton. from Weiser. "Idi., Grove. BYU graduate. and Box Springs New From "The prematurely born Quadrup have tau;h't :n Provo in years gone BYU in Golden,! Sheldon Schofield, from Spring and the taught, graduate, lets, are: first.jjj quintuplets none last but year, by L,an twins did not live, he said, and is Factory To You ROUEN, France (UPl-- An City. Utah. attended BYU and Provo Hirh School Smith. BYU, graduate. USAC. taucht at Preston, Ida. Cherie out Mrs. Brown six control has of children. truck, roaring living Bartholomew. Erielish tauent in .Mim a. L.an. 9 GRADES OF SPRING MATTRESSES Calvin husband TAnnie Rrnvtn .Tr .. down a hill toward the crowded teacner. formerly taught at BYU Lorraine Dns-cforWITH BOXSPRLNGS TO MATCH of Boseroger Village, is a Korean War veferan. street ruissell, main Mile Guarantee and .Mil ford. in Provo, BYU gradTrade-i- n a flock lambs of was . taught merly Allowance for Your Old by stopped Wayne Carle, journalism teach- uate. ( .and After the China, Saturday. ; Argentina Mattress and BYU sraduate. HS and Springs er. Provo Grandview The truck's brakes failed on the state of Mississippi grows more Avon Allrn Common, from Salt formerly taueht at Union HS, hill. As it careened toward the tung nuts than any other place Roosev . Co. Lake, eradnate nf I" V U.. taucht village the flock of lambs strayed in the world. In 1952, the state run- - in nit Lois l n risr ia on , 'Aar i lo inrl across the road. The truck hit them produced 60,000 tons of the valu--abl- e Provo Block Ashton d...B PROVO PHONE 1981-cation ioacn.r.-ii.346 W. CENTER Aft from Kanab 71 and injuring 34. But the which nuts jacksoh. brought killing 155 Phi 01 J Fire Threatens Pay Checks Of Vocational Day Classes To Begin Tuesday; Peak Enmllment Forecast ct City's Firetnen Fire-'d:ess- sta-jwit- ;. vo-.ris- 52 New Teachers, 4 New Principals In Provo School: District his Year ol re-ent- er -t ut et WANTED7 "i"ii fr - 'H-Cr.- A.j-'pv- e oo tv or . - MOTHER AT 24 GIVES BIRTH TO 16TH AND 17TH CHILDREN I HIDEO I - . ' Does Your Back Ache? Flock of Lambs ORTHOPEDIC Averts Serious Traffic Crash T,, MATTRESSES ... 11-to- s.ooo H imuji r"... S.L. 'Endurance' P. LASHTON - Fliers Forced To Land Third Time T ' OVERMAN'S MATTRESS CO. W "5lu BYU Eraduate. eramijie H'oneii growers more than $6,000,000. villager! were spared. Carbon (ol.ege Wanda from Wade. Orden. SALT LAKE CITY. Connie phys.ral edu- - USAC gradu;,.e taucht Jn 0,d?n trouble Saturday forced cation leacher, from St. Georce. arif( ravis" Dis"tric,! wouldbe endurance fliers Cal Cow-eRae Mona Kirkham. speech. Ca); Wardroplrom Salt Don Bean to land again from Portland Ore. taueht past Lakp Cj u; flf v cradua;e. afterand 21 hours aid 20 minutes aloft. at tnsn """" i.eavrr years taucht la't year in Salt Lake. Bruce Oshorr.e. physical educa-- : They were far short of their goal Jnaquin t Delta 'of 50 days in the air. They said nrpvniliRlv in e Smithson Brown. BYU, Hieh School. j Anna , they woujd decide, later if they will make Snother attempt. to break the conomics. fc1 ' ' V, Mildred Stark, horn , Bettv McGuire Carnji. iiom r .m- - nrpsc,nf rnHurancp LiU record of 7 'ana. Cal., at'endr laffey Jun:or h,,.,. ,p, in iqn at vnm AriT "lll'Uf snd BYU, tau ht in Fon- Cowley and Bean took off at 8:30 tana Wa ace Floyd Clccg. from Pro-- . a.rru Friday on their third try at the sustained flight record. On vo. BiL graduate. Joanne Stnnshpm, from Walla two Prev'ous attempts they had koeen lorcea to iana aner eigni Wa:h.. BYU eraduate. Wilma Tonne, from Salt Lake. hours because of other mechanical U. of U. graduate, taught in Salt trouble. v. Lake. They had it easv most of Fri Maeser day, circling lazily over Salt Lake ' S Jean Haycock,- BYU graduate, Valley most of the time but making y Ifrom Burley. Ida. one short trip north to fly over the Ocar Kent Hulrt, from Summit. Peace Day parade at Bngham (Utah, recently returned from Japa-'CitLast eveninc. though, they en- Inesp mission. Colleen Kc'cr Johnson, from countered difficulty on their first Provo, BYU eraduate. .refueling run over a convertible Provost speeding along the Salt Laka Air i. Gwrn Kun7, from Soda Springs, port runway and had to make four BYU graduate. Ida passes before getting enough gas Elaine Pnmire, BYU graduate. to last through the niglrt. from Salt LaVe. Their Renerator. they reported d Alice M. O Kane, exchange acting up before dawn. Hot Eat hi for came in for an emergency ;er from winnepeg, Canada, replac-'Thc- y s'l family. to waiting. ing wanaa .landing at 5to0 a.m. Cowlev, 29,is a Frontier Air Timpanoeos Patricia Green, from Layton.; Lines pilot. BeSij!. 23, is a Western Hot Ample Water even BYU eraduate. Air Lines mechanic. for nulomaiic 1 Norma K. .Martinez, from Provo,! w ashing BYU graduate. To Wed Maxine Murdock. from Orem. comfort. The solid comfort of just look and sigh and pass 1 '. Idaho attended State Hot CoHege of 8 'and Hea Swee of t rt Fnv automobile? Buick's Million Dollar Ride with so real much L . Wjier for Jaf-r- r taught in Ricby, Idaho Falls, dish wsh BY Elementary. SALT L.KE CITY. (UP) Stercushioning on all jour wheels, "in. Why when this big and beautiful new Dorothy Thompson, from Maita.'une Williams of Cardston. Canada, wide-trea- d Ida music teacher at Joaquin and and Emma stability, torque-tu- b Buick Special delivers for the surprisRigby Jones of Salt Hnt Water for L Bi Graduate . Timpanogos. steadiness. us .taught, Lake Citv will be married Sunday r ery ingly low price shbwn here? last year at Spanish Fork. from what-thehvir iatter "mild called ? o Carolvn Thomson moppin from Eph- - courtship of a couple of yeara." Hero pleasvre. The pleasure of higk lioors. Could be you're one of those folks who " raim, a U graduate. e Williams is 83 and his luxurious fabrics and fitJu-v.o- r (UP)-Elec-,t- t. .y-Corbet- rical y pi ln YSm tilht " XiOUJ Wa-lla- mum fiff f7w7fm C vrnir? JCJU KJhdUil . j ' I t y . teach-starte- tr a -- !83-Year-O- Mre Id WHY coil-spri- LccaI dsljvered price ng cfths . - bride-to-b- Wasatch Bass. Andrew from graduate. rneyGctaFiVjl'SAC teacner. 1W ! CAS WATER "Btg-Arth- d " oMi down gat b.t!. Mw ifn.trot. control 9yfm giv CX control ' of go nd wa.r bwrr E1UPT0 I? iruentin with QnntiooabW . t Kpf th. nnuc of roar kealtk will coattr. See 'your Phyiirim at one far the proper diaiaona and we will All preKTiptiua to h entire Mtnfoctioa. If your condition ha already termmed and you are not proper eomfort or relief, pay aa a vwit a once and be eonmred that meter redacMl hand, truw ftttm has b oenca ellminatta all earn-pete- nt wt. tpr tur,. is 8L arts Vera Beth Robson Bartholomew, from Oaden. USAC graduate. Lincoln Card, from Canada. BYU araduate. taught in Cardston, Alberta. Canada. Joyce Davis Wriszht. from Salt! Lake, graduate of U. of U.. taught! DLux Aufemrti Colmei-dlgn- Ijisjh Industrial ruol wring, fib.rqlou imulotiM. 30, 30. 4J 9o:iofi mcvd.li. rod, M'ioni. mognotiu Atk AM rlr-- m i frvtion ham. W 99.50-NO- W 7950 'ft I ! ' f ) .v COIiSOLIDATED Cntr - f UTAH APPLIANCE CCS?. 253 W. We featwa the ftmai fcne af Pad Traatea whic Bold Hm rapton tkm of th pmiiwa raaairad Xher appHaaeea. W a bo kava" eornph) mrtatant at Abdominal axrpportan. W ONLY . Phant 2070 d' j' CO. 32 L Ut H. Koa-ki- 4 room even by -- Real room er measurement. man-siz- e Model 48D' (illustrated Opfow'NvP 0OOtiomai. r'Ci oo occuto'it, sto'i in may vsry ii Aff pf WKIN RFTTtX AUTOMOEtUS ARE itiUT BUfCX WTU. HENDRICKS Prescription Center Ptt, CUh UaJrersitx At. Thorn ' 59 r gtiy ci fa PP'S $ Jhm 7V FootboH GoPt GtfOr svc.rrf-i- oi od, ; toco 3 fs5 , tcm, s 4 m 'ovt sco. to, w P. TH2 ASHTON Ky Evtftl. i:i SO CHEAT YEARS 1 TMtM ASHTON CO. E. BLOCK BUU.D tt NORTH t end 1st WST-PRO- VO, AH-PHON1 US . fo Week tvry Soufdo- r- Motort TltE GREATEST lii 23 N. Ph. 2271 fr v 2-D- . highest horsepower and compression ratio ever placed in a Buick Special. Full Reg. Buick really if just a few dollars more "low-pricethan that of the cars. So here we show our car and price to prove it. But beyond that what you get in this great Buick, for so small a step-u- p in what you pay, is plenty." HVsto power. Fireball 8 power. The so-call- ed Dinar special Sdan visibility, of tings, of superbly easy handling and the deep satisfaction of bossing a big and able and. stunningly styled automobile that does you proud wherever you go. ffhy hot drop in on us and see thiegs for yourself? . That way you'll also learn about the long list of "extras" you get at no extra, cost jn ,this spirited new 1953 Buick Special things that most other cars of similar price charge for as extras. Can you make it this week? still don't believe' that the price of a 1953 |
